Prices, tariffs, and political lines in the nation
The dispatch discusses high native cattle prices prompting shoe makers to raise prices, federal spending on liquor and tobacco, calls to back increased taxes, and a holiday trade outlook. It also notes legal and legislative friction, budget figures for 1901 land disposals, tariff shifts on Cuban sugar, and protectionist tensions affecting Congress, states, and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worto Htlen
United States
California
Congress
Glove Sights From Atchison Globe Nonsense Advice Column
A satirical glimpse from the Atchison Globe Harshly ponders manners love truth and newspapers. It riffs on miserliness generosity gossip romance and book agents with quips about neighbors wives and men. The tone skewers social pretenses and everyday foibles in a casual column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Atchison Global
Stan
Sean
Avery
Atchinon
Ate Ee Po
Himeett
Confession Page Continues as Witness Describes Ayers Death
Michael Hogan a former New York police judge testifies Ayers party after a night out. He recalls firing the Kenmore and Ayers leaving the hotel sober after a farewell toast. Witnesses discuss a letter claiming Ayers may have taken a pistol from a trunk and left it on a dresser amid room turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douplans Jue
Bari
Doasiess
Biscei
Burns Iners
Hogan
Michael Hogan
New York
Young Ayres
Iis
Kenmore
Fasig-Tipton opens sale of 995 horses at Madison Square Garden
New York on November 26 reports the Fasig-Tipton sale of 995 thoroughbreds at Madison Square Garden drawing a large crowd. Boweils and Ponce de Leon, owned by the late Marcus Daly, were featured early with notable prices and names like Galbraith and Elvira listed among the catalog. The report includes prices and consignments, with many horses trained by Thomas W. Lawson and other owners. the note ends with a standard notices section and a brief public statement from the State Department about a consul appointment and two more bodies recovered in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Boweils
Ponce de Leot
Marcun Daly
Samuel McMillan
Thomas W. Lawson
Orn
Eal Law Belin
Electioneerae Belle
Samuel N. dicMillan
Pounce de Leon
Panéoast-Elvira
Boston
Pancoast- Beatles
W. Bailey
Guy Wilkes
Detroit
Snake Charmer Snares Women? A Public Health Alert
A vintage notice warns that while snake charmers deter female observers, women face greater risks from tremors and ailments described as womanly complaints. It touts a cure by a medicine urged as prompt and permanent.
North Topeka social notes and local events
North Topeka diary items report visits from Hoyt Meriden Silver Lake and Pittsburg and plans for dances bazaars and church meetings. Highlights include barretts hall dance, a meeting no show, church prayer meetings, a new baby, and funeral notices for Mr. F. Alien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atemme
Kimtdi Biintine
North Waaas
Charles Goesey
Hoyt
C. W. Cunsingham
Meriden
N. G. Pelley
Silver Lake
GC. French
North Side
EF. A. A
Barrett's Hall
Jac Campbell
Quincy Street
Isi
AL Embra Washburn
Pittsburg
Kas
Mark Charmberlain
Willie
George Harries
van Buren Street
Fraser
Alpha Robinson
Orcutt
George Camp
Jackson
Horme
Kansas
George Allen
Cuba
Ron
Allen
Kate Ellenstein
D. Skinner
Kansas Avenue
Mr. Skinner
Vermont
Buffalo Exposition
Central Avenue Christian Church
J. T. Purvis
Barrison Street
Christ Hospital
Church of the Good Shepherd
Denis Page
B. P.kistier
D. Russell
Wise
Baptist Church
First
Costley & Post
New Eri Department Store
Chicago Clothing House
W. ©. Steele
TB McMaster & Son
Miss Baker
F. M. Alien
Golden Rule Lodge No. 90
Dover
Shorey School
Mr. Stavely
Kansas Avenue M
Congeetional Church
Hutchinson
Pearson
Glendenning
Presbyterian Church
War revenue act receipts total 353 million dollars
Washington reports from June 11, 1898 to June 30, 1901 and July 1 to October 21, 1901 show total receipts of 353,835,634 from the war revenue acts. Itemized amounts include documentary stamps 15,252,290, proprietary stamps 14,279,855, beer taxes 111, and other excise and tobacco levies totaling hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Presidential Appointments Listed by President
Washington November 26 The president announced a long list of infantry appointees including James W Clinton Wim A Burnside Frank C Bolles Alexander Ovenschins Henry Ames Robert Field Benjamin Hast shorne and others. Cider Smith forecast a storm period beginning tonight predicting heavy winds and potential hardship lasting several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Clinton
Wim
A. Burnside
Frank C. Bolles
Alexander Ovenshins
Henry 5
Ames
Robert Field
Benjamin M. Hastshorne
George
Goodale
Arthur
Koewin
Houston WY. Evans
Harry W. Tebbetts
Russell C Langdon
Reynolds J. Burt
James N. Pickering
Dennis E.i Nolan
Tickets on sale for Chicago return via Rock Island Route
Tickets on sale December 1st to 34, limited for return by December. Flenninger, at D. office 777 Kan mas aye. Tel. 13, residence 1351 Topeka Ave. Tel Office hours 3 to 6 p.m.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Flenninger
Kan
Mas Aye
Topeka Ave
Tel
Pinzon Reappears as Liberals See Strategic Crossing
In Colon harbor the gun boat Gen. Pinzon returns with 190 of its original 600 troops aboard after landing the rest at Porto Bello. Liberals control San Pablo station and Barbicoa with a river bridge over the Chagres, a pivotal point for any crossing toward Barbacoa. Government forces under Gen Alban face a difficult march toward Manuel, while armored train demonstrations and Panama transit remain under guard as troops reposition.
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Colon
Gen. Pinzon
Colon Harbor
Porto Bello
Alban
Manuel
Panama
Orizaba
New York
San Pablo Tation
Barbicoa
Chagres River
Perry
Acros
Judge Hazen draws 25 jurors for Hall Head killing trial
In district court Judge Hazen selects a 25 member venire for the December 4 trial of Policeman 8. M. Hall over the killing of George W. Head in North Topeka. Names include Skinner Lauterbeck Pankey Treid Gillett Brooks Cale Tincher Sheilabarger Whitton Payne Crocker Huckstaat Hurt Sheard Eblett Vesper Walker Forte Willameport Watson Bronson Adame PenKstoff Kilngsport and Tecumseh residents.
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C. B
Whitton
BM. Payne
Geo. A. Crocker
Ovo Huckstaat
K. Hurt
FP. Sheard
John Eblett
Wm. Vesper
GM. Walker
Topeka
J. H. Forte
Willameport
MT. Watson
Tecumseh
M. J. Bronson
C. B. Adame
Newsboys Prize Winners and Thanksgiving Dinner Details
Over 2,000 Newsboys Annual tickets sold and prizes awarded. First prize Harry Rey with 140 tickets, second Ray Chandler 54, third Tom Butler 70, fourth Robert McCullough 59, fifth Roscoe Thomas 65. Thomas also won a savings prize of 7.82 dollars. Thanksgiving dinner set for Thursday noon at 609 Kanuas avenue. Robert McCullough and others celebrated at Dress. Jumped on a ten penny nail injures child. palm balm recommended.
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Kanuas Avenue
Mr. Miasley
Harry Rey
Ray Chandler
Tom Butler
Robert McCullough
Roscoe Thomas
Harry Ray
Aburndale
Kansas City and Return Tickets For Holiday Travel
Rail and theater promotion details list Kansas City to Santa Fe and Chicago round trips at 2.00 and 316.00 respectively. Tickets go on sale November 26 with return dates through December 2. Trains run six times daily to Santa Fe and four daily to Chicago from Topeka, with specific departure and arrival times noted.
Excursion Rates From Santa Fe Health Resort Area
San Antonio Texas round trip $30 good to June 1. El Paso Texas $42.40 six months. Las Vegas NM $31 for nine months. Phoenix AZ and return $65 for nine months. Ti for Springs AR $28.85 three months. Other resort rates available on request. Agent J L King Topeka ATF.
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Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Las Vegas
N. M
Springs
Ark
J. L. King
Topeka
Sante Fe Theater Train Tickets Notice in State Journal
Kansas City and return fare two dollars for Sante Fe lines. Tickets on sale November 2 with return by November 28. Six trains daily each way and fast mail to theaters. Masonic Notice restricts reception invitations to Scottish Rite members and families for Friday November 29. price two dollars for Kansas City round trip via Rock Island Route. tickets on sale November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Rock Island
Train Schedule Details From Topeka To Chicago Debated
The notice lists four Santa Fe trains daily from Topeka to Chicago with times 2:56 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., 4:40 p.m. to 9:00 a.m., 12:58 a.m. to 2:15 p.m., and 4:47 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., inviting comparison with other lines. It offers inclusive travel windows and asks readers to compare rother lines.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Topel
Rother Lines
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Stent Big
Three Tagatha
New
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Prointnd Frese
Jon
Dulldice
Jones and Stewart
Taele
Parmima
Hitchcock
Thomas Ryan
Noc
Keneas City
Angie Wilton
Witton-Annie En Laura
Alley
Barones Nuonie Etlicoat
Elmhurst Farm
Lexington
China
Prodigalare Six
T. W. Lawson
Nutwood-Ligne Wilkes
T. W. Lean
Reedy
Baron Wilkes-Ethel Wynn
York
Jeni-Fextacy
Wi Shane
Lex
Baron
Baron Wilkes-Nannie Ettloont
J. Me Batley
Aise Tex
Pitts Bo-Myriad
H. Ors
Princs Regent-Barbare
Efloves
Tony Hilton
Natty Acacia
FW. Lawson
McCap
Ch. m
Robert McGregor
Mary Cap
Elmhurst Lexington
Apia
State Despartment
George Helin— Erect
Chnaha
Samoa
Dr. Wood
North Topeka
Pinzon
Will
Hall
Hazen
J. N. Powell
Chamberlain
Pat Balint Bax
Mr. Powell
Forkland
Santa
Santa Fe Health Resort
the State Journal
H. E. Ball
Galena
Spetter
Tillie A. Reedy
Fagan
Elizabeth Gehring
Geo. R. Henderson
The
Albuquerque
Columbian
J. D. McParland
Frank Watson
Century Theater
Afr. Watson
Crawford
Younkin
M. E. Younkin
Los Angeles
Cal
Euer Logee
Charles Heitman
East First Street
Washington Dispatch
Frank F. Fichtner
Oklahoma
Lorena Fechet
Holton
Rainy Mountain School
Perry Muddin
Treform School
William Barnes
Santa Fe Machine Shops
Santa Fe Railway
American Locomotive Works
Barnes
William Plue
Plue
Roy Pratt
Pratt
Iowa
Lillian Wilder Keeler
District Court
Walter C. Keeler
Kepler
Keeler
Decatur
W. E. Stanley
Wichita
Washburn Field
J. C. Davidson
C. L. Davidson
Governor Stanley
Lola Roeber
Lou Arnold
Rachel Coon
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
Kansas Ave
Simplex Piano
W. F. Roehr Music CO
First National Bank OF
State of
Shawnee County
City of
OC. B. Hawrey
Cashier
W. H. Rossington
Bowman
Assi Caahler
A. A. Eee
Eas Wm. Sims
Ches. J. Lantry
Chas. J. Devlin
W. A Stephens
Hawley
George B. Palmer
Ome
St. Mabomic Temple
Jackson Street
Topexe
Phos Ji
Quincy St
Douglass
John Douglass
Minnie
East Fourth Street
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