Pacific Barke Headline on New York Exchange Trade Ban
The New York Produce Exchange barred Southern Pacific from trading after a dispute with the Tweed Trading Company. A charter dispute arose over voyage provisions and payment of $2,363. The exchange managers reviewed the case but did not restore trading rights, citing authority limits and procedural steps.
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Huntington Road
New York Product Exchange
New York
Mpany
Southern Mette
Ayia Unie Age
Sieamenlp Cutania Tor & Try
New Urient
Dorton
Redetlvierk
Abe Wesst
Ita Averers
Sourhety Pacific Company
Catants Wade Ma
New Orleans
Howton
Eadh
Tirendig Company
Southern Pacific Company
New
Southart Pacific Company
Pais
Tete
Corpaiier
Exchite
Souther Pacitte
Xen & Loltig
Pws
Twtemdie
Avtlin
Two Men Plead Guilty in Horse Stealing Ring
In Osage County a horse theft ring led by James Smith and James Fe Totnes, with two accomplices, hitched four horses from townspeople and drove off. Slidell Cooke, captured early morning, identified others. Johnson later noted as not appearing in the crime. Both men pleaded guilty and sought mercy.
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James Smith
James Fe Totnes
Iveriaet Pumner
Wille
Slidell Cooke Wat
Saye Chiles
Stierr Barrehe
Osage
Sauth le
Tohnson
Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Revives a Geauga Woman
Patient details eight years of womb trouble and menstual distress and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She reports improved energy, ability to work full days, and plans to praise the remedy to others. Additional notes describe use of related products and satisfaction with overall results.
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Dean
Prokuas
Lydia E. Pinkham
BE. Evay
Lydia
Pinkham
Akasa
M. L. Suzana
Ges Mansa
Mica
Court Hears Sentencing Inmate To One Year Each
Judge Hazen questioned defendants and described sentences of one year in the penitentiary for each. UNION THANKSGIVING services are planned across the city Thursday at 1 oclock. Churches listed include M. B. church Pinto Shia Presbyterian Rev D D Chung North Side Congregational Rev Bywater Callise T Ewlit Avenue M E church Rev D J Moore Tennessee town S bitoh Baptist Rev Ib H Liews and land M 2 church Rev L R smith. The offering for the day will be shared between Southside and Thorpe for the poor.
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O'Clogk Uy
Ety Ee M. B
Pinto _ Shia Presbyterian eheen
DD. Chung
North Side—Congregational Church
Bywater
Callise T—Ewlit Avenue
M. E
Hey
D. J. Moore
Tennesee
Bitoh
Bitoh Baptist Church, Rev. Ib H. Liews An Land—M. 2 Church, Rev. L. R
Snutheide
Thorpe
Eli G. Foster
Katherine Byers
Olney
D. A. Clements
Mint Hibs
Mitees
Bessie and
Sarah Pennell
Atchison
Missi Myrtle
Ivah Davin
Josephine Chand
Art Price-Pennell
Topeka
Myrtie
Vah Davis
Rubiton Health Club
Mow A. K. Todgere
Monroe Street
Tal Ait
Ralston
Tre
Portia Club
Mire
W. M. Davidson
Rushards
Helianthus Club
J. K. Jones
Topeka Avenue
W. A. dJohnston
the Witch
L. H. Crandell
Mise
Lotsa Smith
Emily King
Helen Wilson
Mike Letiive Rankin
Chicago
Sine Helen Smith
Mise Pliesence Hoseington
Susie Gay
Kurte Keilum
Grad Johnson
Bite
Ben Johnson
Guilford Dudley
John McFarland
Sire
M.S Hoover
SS Marya
Womans Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Eharth
Mra
J. F. Daniels
Line Neon
Gecar Woolverton
Helen Price Rikniteky
Elborade
Firmis
Fort Scott
Bentonville
Ark
Hos. Livermore
Lathe
Topaka
Amd
Lewie W. Wilkerson
Hane
West Fourteenth Street
Me . Poster
WP. Parker
Mise Male Trew
Toroka Trienta Miks
Ada Wart
Kansas City
Alma
Beulah George
Irene Bruce
C R. Sharon
Newsboys' Meeting Arranged by J E Nissley
J E Nissley of Kansas Creamery calls a newsboys meeting for Monday evening at the old court building at Kansas and Kaasae avenues. November 17th at 3 34 or 4 o clock. Ex Mayor Harrison will speak on "The Boy That Gets There Message." Mulvane will give a revival and Timey will assist with music. The program includes a mandolin club exhibition and Thanksgiving features. The event promises to be the Red Letter meeting of the year and all newsboys are urged to attend.
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J. EB. Nissley
J. E. Nisslny
Kansas Creamery Company
Rie
Cpe
St Shewlee
Old Court Niviee
Rth
Kaasae
T. W. Harrison
Mulvane
Timey
Dia
Enine
Newaboys
Clu
General Gomez Opposed to Civil Governor in Cuba
Mavana Nov 33 G Generar Maximo Gómez argues against a civil governor for Cuba’s rebellion era, urging focus on material recovery and national unity. Reports note Havana sentiment against civil rule and emphasize strengthening agricultural and local governance. Lecture notices and concerts accompany the public agenda, with tickets available for the November 27 event.
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Mavana
Generar
Maximo Gomex
Spain
Brooke
Havana
Cula
Frestiom
Gillewitles
Macky
Quarantine Debate on Chickenpox Panic in Topeka
A heated city discussion centers on how strict a quarantine should be for a chickenpox outbreak. Citizens push for decisive action including hospital isolation, while some argue current measures suffice. Cases listed from North Central and nearby streets show growing concern and calls for rapid, safe containment.
Social and Personal Notes of Topeka Society
A Topeka social and personal column describes a Harrison School reception with about six hundred attendees, art exhibits, and student work. It lists organizers, guests including Mrs Eugens F. Wire and others, and mentions future Lincoln school decorations and a gift exhibit. Also covered are Elmwood club housewarming at the Poster residence, marriages, luncheons, and numerous local engagements and society notes.
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Harrison School
Hetl
Unity Church
Eugens F. Wire
EG. Foster
Mra
LH Cranter
Whittemore
Moa
M. Wood Ware
Uide
Mra Ware
Punch
Geneva Hengersin
Esther Raush
Margaret Hetzer
Louise Mee
Lincoln School
Everin
Walt Tits
Moure Look Company
Elmwood Club
Vanity Fair and vaudeville at the Grand Opera House
A reviewer notes Vanity Fair at the Grand Opera House is a burlesque heavy program with contortionists fire acts and a ventriloquist, praising some acts while deeming others weak. The piece also covers church notices, local entertainment seating, and a New York weekly statement.
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William
Klety
Hisebeck
Harbeck
Teas
Batle Tarly
Ax Agrohal
C. W. Willisros
Leonard
Fulton Arawnin
Williams
Vanity Fair
Governor Offered Alligator Auction for Church Fund
Governor Stanley is urged to auction an alligator to raise money for church needs. Reported plan suggests selling the animal during a church service to bolster funds, with the owner offering to share profits with the governor or the church. The sale location is undecided and details remain unclear.
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Stanley
Elilewor
Public Improvement Plans Spread Across Eastern Cities
Eastern state cities undertake extensive street improvements. Kansas City Dan, Leavenworth, and 49 others initiate projects with large bondings to fund internal improvements. State auditor records show bonds totaling 105,825 issued by Leavenworth for roadway work.
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Kanses
Dan
Bende
Leavenworth
Bards
Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Mythic Mystery Phrase
A garbled OCR fragment presents odd capitalized names and distorted words. The readable portion hints at a poetic or cryptic line about a joyful Birin and Messty, with scattered references to luminous imagery and travel, but no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a news-style summary.
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Challey Lowry Geld
Ceriauy
Nievi
Jordin
Salvaon
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Thia Discase
Thi
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Mattiy Meown
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Hotty McCoigh
Mast
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Missouri
Aeti
Lordly Swift
Holliday
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Telefier Mex
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Kansas
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Don Carlos Tatt
Hanover
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Europe
Taft
Garland
University of Illnois
J. C. Tullix
Mechanicsburg
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George Bates
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Mle Balth Guibor
Kuthrys Fisishman
Miax Grave Lemon
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Lulu Decker
Argentine
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Akers
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Guia Crawford
Clark Datley
Phil Delley
Gee
Freisman
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Harry Gavitt
Will Mitton
Felix Jones
Merle King
Allan Lauck
Herbert Hobinson
Pau Th Roehr
Will Pinker
Roger VanHoek
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George A. Barry
George Duden
Ninde Chautauqua
Madame de Simel
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Servenuts
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Annatel Cook
Isabel Vansant
Mora Fisher
Topeka High School
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Ware
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Cora Clough
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Tora Fister
Maud Sa ‘Stayton
May Moulray
Alma Gobreet
Flossie Igre
Mabel Witurett
Mabel “Geush
Miller
Grace Campbell
Dessie Campbeil
Musser Simmons
Mias Davidson
Divina Buydary Schurminn
Aend Campbell
Jay Yale Sterling
Archis Sfulhol
Land
Edger May
Norman Foemnsey
Hatty Hrockett
William Dixon
Edéward Donavin
A.J. Stout
Frank Guy
Harry Wright
Charles Bigod Smith
Miss Smith
Libury Hall
Abies Smith
W. S. Church
Bay State
Washburn
Kansas Avenue
E. B. Guild Music CO
R. W. Squires
George M. Noble
Crawford Building
Eas
W. T. Lawless
Quincy Street
Horton
Ciiteene
Ttelse
J.P Cogiteimiing
J. T. MuPariagh
DR. Moore
Shepey
St Por
Hanie
Bance
San Astonio
Virtt
Clare Pullman
Sante Fe Bt
Euine
T. L. King
Max Hel
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