Albaugh Calls Him Down Over Kansas Bank Talk
Kansas City writer questions Kansas banks rapid capital use and deposits while noting prudent behavior at Kansas City institutions. He cites September data claiming Kansas City banks hold 2.6 million capital with loans near 1.36 million, contrasting with Kansas banks. Authorities urge caution amid speculations about banking practices in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Kansas City
Kansas Books
Ais Athaweh
Banka
Hanaas
Kanana City
Kane City
Bears the Ad You Have Ah Mee Store Bears the Kid
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local ad noting a store bearing a name and a family or individual called Bears. The text is muddled but suggests a storefront or product listing with unclear specifics and no clear date or location.
Washburn Faculty Circus Delights with Wild Costume Parade
Washburn college faculty staged a secretive Saturday night circus organized by Pret Ellis and Prof Cartwright. Guests dressed as rural exotic characters viewed quirkily themed sideshows, a misdirected telegram act, popcorn and lemonade, and a dinner in an adjoining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Washburn College
Pret
Ellis
Cartwright
Puck
James
Ellie
Whitin Hall
Cullere
A J Streeter Dead Aged Statesman and Greenback Candidate
Alison J Streeter of New Windsor Mercer county dies at home after weeks with diabetes aged 75. A union labor and Greenback candidate for president and former state senator, Streeter was allied with Democratic and Greenback factions and nearly defeated Palmer for the U S senate seat. Survived by two wives, a son and daughter, he was a longtime Congregationalist and Royal Arch Mason. Funeral plans unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alison J. Strester
Lish
Union Labor Party
United States
Himata
New Winutsor
Bmercer
Sarester
Goveror
Tuc
Isview
John M. Palmer
United Stans
Sreceter
New Windsor
Webene
Congregational
Royal Arch Moran
Still Hysterical Widow in Hoboken Death Inquiry
New York date line reports Mrs Elizabeth Hilwe Dale detained in a Hoboken hospital under investigation into her daughter’s death. Her husband Harvey S Dale of Chicago was not expected to appear as the telegrams to come east remain unanswered. Waller, accused of living in improper relations with Mrs Dale, will have a hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Hilwe Dale
Mustedy
Hoboken
Harvey S. Dale
Chivaxo
When You Get a Headache
A fragmented ad style note promotes Kruse’s ache remedies. It mentions patrons can get a box and hints at terms like head pain, skull, and relief. Names and places are garbled, suggesting an old newspaper clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dort
Kruse
Gerke
Stamm
Kigeas
Marshal Brow
Kansas Ave
Thanksgiving Day football travel to Kansas City and Missouri
Travel notices announce Kansas City and Return $2.00 to Santa ana for Thanksgiving day football events in Kansas and Missouri. Six trains daily each way. Fast mall departs Kansas City at 2:39 a.m. for theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Wm Brown Victim of Razor Attack as Wife Confesses
A Riverside Hospital patient, Wm Brown, suffers seven razor wounds after an attack by footpads. His wife, in jail, confessed to wielding the razor and dragging Brown to his employer Dr McClintock's home for dumping. Police probed the scene, found a bloody razor and watch, and arrested Mrs Brown while Brown clung to a disputed hold up tale.
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R. WM. Brown
McClintock
Riverside Hospital
Twelfth Biteest
Western Avenue
McElroy St
Asher
Judd
Min
Ace Cnlored
White
Twenty-third
Topeka Avenue
Inoney
Pierce
Madison Streets
Howse
Eswa
Biwak
Lenk
Downie
Parkdale
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Dr. McClintock
Lr. McClintock
Xtlil
Officer Blank Faces Odds at Overcoat Incident
An early morning police action resulted in two victims entering a plea of not guilty as officers described a chaotic scene near the station. The court set a routine docket with minor drunks fined and legal observers noting attorney Otis Hungate assisting defendants amid jail inspections by Mayor Hughes.
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WA. Karr
J. Henrietta
Mr. Karr
Fifth Aventis Pharmacys
Henrivita
Welzune
Chet Stahl
Biante
Buck Gibbons
Blank
Mr. Gibbons
Merle di Fenelon
Farborne
Youngreen
Fourth Street
Real Court Weson
Otis Hungate
Arkansas City
Hughes
White Ribbon Remedy touted by temperance group
Mrs Moore, secretary of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, promotes White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for alcoholism. She claims trials among obstinate drunkards show many cured cases and urges readers to request a trial bottle free by mail. The notice appears from a Chicago area address in late 19th or early 20th century temperance literature.
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Hermes
Mra. Moorr
Seeraan
Imien
Women Christian ‘Temperance Union
Weitess
T Street
Gacaiaan
Arian
Ridgley visits Topeka and weighs Populist future
Ex congressman E R Ridgley of the Third Kansas district informs Populist leaders by letter that the anti fusion law solidifies party independence. Close ally John W Breidenthal suggests some Populists may join Democrats or Republicans while others stay with Greenback Union Labor roots. Ridgley cautions investors about booms and wind and hot air before a market collapse.
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E.R. Rideley
Kansas
Lawton
John H. Mulvane
Hidgley
Topeka
Ridgley
State Central Committee
John W. Breidenthal
Democratic Party
Greenback
Union
Felows
Husband Granted Divorce in Topeka Case
Judge Hazen grants Anna Lawrence divorce from Elmer Lawrence and alimony. Anna, 56, owner of a 15‑acre farm west of North Topeka, faced claims of profits from the corn crop. Court orders costs paid from clerk’s funds and yields Elmer $100 from sale proceeds, adding $18,669 to the conscience fund. Washington reports a conscience contribution of 1868 received by the secretary via New York customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Lawrence
Anna Lawrence
Elmer Lawrence
North Topeka
Mira
Washington
New York
Cubans Seek Tariff Cuts to Aid Cuban Economy
A Cuban delegation presented President Roosevelt with a petition from island industrial groups urging immediate reductions in the American tariff on Cuban sugar and tobacco. The document asks Congress or the president to authorize and implement ample commercial provisions to strengthen trade between the United States and Cuba, deeming it essential for the island’s salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
United States
Court to recess four weeks for holidays at Christmas
Washington November 23 Chief Justice Fuller announced the Supreme Court would recess after Wednesday for four weeks returning in January. Repairs in the court room to be finished by then and the court will occupy its own quarters, leaving senate judiciary rooms unused. Robbery reports from Wichita say three masked men entered The Mint at Chickasha Indian Territory and escaped with 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Mint
Wichita
Kan
Chickasha
I. T
Kansas City and Return Santa Fe Fares and Theater Ads
Transport and sale notices list Kansas City and Return Santa Fe fare at $2.00 with tickets on sale November 25 and 29 returns, plus six daily trains to theater-going destinations. Thanksgiving turkey price indexed, and local merchandise ads mention bargains on pianos, radios, and new arrivals with store contacts on 10th Street.
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Kansas City
Rock Island
Granteer & Gherley, Bodde
10Th St
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Mre Journal
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Hooma
van Buren St
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Clay St
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Ily
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House of
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Gomresing
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Plano
Seery
Morton's
Southeast Corner
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Ain Perces
Shipman
Jackson St
Santa Fe
Polk St
Pearly New
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Baker
Siehth St
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ME Theery
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Queranter
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Uae
Arity
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Shompootne
Hale
Choing
van Vitek
Tty Fed Brick al Pay
Pci
Hague
Ana Ehamy
F.C Darling CO
Fhansper
Albert Berry
Money Ave
Nice Wine
Erie
Kacens
Sixth St
Watchmaker
Gia Sewatry
Uncle Sao
Penton
Tiueworks
Reese Baten Pbeen
Kansan Ave
Eee
Physicians and Surgeons
Ida C, Barnes, MM
Oie
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James B, Hayden
Eh ‘Clan
Tia Mond
Meee
Sicycles
Topeka Te R Co
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Eundrieer Wareirg Ane
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Leckroue
Humphreys
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