Pope Gott comes near to pontificate in era of Leo XIII
In a lengthy profile the article traces Cardinal Gott's rise from humble Genoa roots to Carmelite ascent. It outlines his early piety, ascetic life, and scholarly discipline, leading to leadership within the Carmelite order and a pivotal mission to Brazil. His diplomatic success and ascent to cardinal mark him as a strong papal candidate described in cautious terms.
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Comenam Dock
Cardinal Gott
St Anne
Order of Carmeliter
Genoa
Mans
Erlaen
Young
Ott
Rie
Leo
Vatican
Ani
Sean
Dom Pedro
Police Jottings Prank Kalfee Taken at Rock Island Depot
Police jottings report the arrest or detention of prank suspect Kalfee at Rock Island Depot. Details beyond the readable fragment are unavailable.
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Rock Island Depot
Foot and Mouth Disease Spreads in New England
News briefs report foot and mouth disease spreading in New England with authorities imposing travel and export restrictions. Frantic measures include prohibiting certain shipments and tightening inspections to curb the outbreak across farms and markets in the region.
Dead Whales Ashore and Lightning Rod News
Fragments describe dead whales found ashore near Ames RiGsways and Ported iver New Jersey with unclear cause. The report notes lifeboat crews observing carcasses without injuries, weather and electricity topics interwoven as unrelated items follow about lightning rods and factory wage talks in Cleage and surrounding regions.
Sale Price Seen at $480,000 in New York Report
Nev 21 through scattered notes reports that Perens Hennedy, a member of the Stack Exchange, faces charges dating back to 18, seeks restraint amid claims the sale price was 68,00, with the record showing the sale price at about 480 thousand dollars.
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New York
Nev
Perens Hennedy
Stack Exchange
Lboe
Amt Chatrimin
Giddle Ceat
Wilt Reasen
Hays
Salesmen Trials Bad Food Prompts Diet Change
A Philadelphia traveler recounts travel hardships on irregular hours and bad meals causing indigestion and headaches. After years of pain, heTry Grape-Nuts and Crumpe nuts and reports rapid relief, improved appetite and complexion, noting many hotels lack proper meals for salesmen.
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Salcemén
Nancy
Ube
Thanksgiving Work Push and Labor Pay Debate
Laborers and contractors discuss Thanksgiving day work as fine weather spurs activity on sewer projects at Washburn college and power facility sites. W L A Johns meets J D Hanley over paying the 1.50 to 3.60 per day scale. Hanley favors 3.60 for most, discharging some workers if required. A separate scene reports John G Cyrderich at the Waldorf Astoria nearby, where a check theft leads to a stolen wallet and valuables worth hundreds of dollars.
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Popeka
Tabpeter
Washburn College
Ale
Acton
Laver
W. L. A. Johns
Washburn
J.D. Hanley
Hanley
Johnson
Vine at Hampton Court Palace Retains Ancient Size
The great Hampton Court vine, planted long ago, now spans four feet in circumference and bears 700 bunches. Officials reduced last year’s crop from 1,200 to protect the plant’s strength, cutting nearly 2,000 inches from the vine earlier in the year. The London Times notes the historic plant’s ongoing restoration.
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Hampton Court Palree
London
Wealthy Pioneer Elisa Stanbury Dies at 75 in Ploorington
Elisa Stanbury died today at age 75, a prominent resident known for her wealth and religious philanthropy. She left 725,000 to a local university and other institutions, with 554,000 placed in a trust for posthumous distribution. The will directs funds to be managed after her death, with beneficiaries to be determined.
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Ploorington
Elisa Stanbury
Cental Linols
University of
Otero Sees New Mexico Fit for Statehood
Governor A. Otero of New Mexico in Chicago on statehood advocacy. He asserts New Mexico deserves admission, citing population, wealth, education, and rising educated native Mexican influence in the territory. He notes real property values near 200 million dollars.
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Chicago
M. A. Otero
New Mexico
Union of States
Washburn football ban on Worster upheld by Ottawa clash
Local notes report Washburn quarterback Worster banned from today’s game after prior participation violation. Ottawa declined to lift the ban claiming Worster’s involvement violated orders. Diphtheria quarantines issued for two families, fires department responded to a false alarm on Topeka Avenue.
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Martin
Dennis
Squire
Pramer Jstreet
Fair Grounds
Breust
O Ogee
Worstey
Washburs
Wii
Ottawa
Mehl
Worster
Worsiey
Love and Unity. Why the People Should Be Thankful
A civic essay urging gratitude for unity and shared purpose among citizens. It emphasizes cooperation across communities, praising progress achieved through collective effort and responsible leadership. The piece argues thanks should be given to public servants and neighbors alike.
Plass Sermon on Personal Blessings and Thanksgiving
Dr Plass discusses personal blessings and growth in brotherhood as Kansas autumn skies brighten Thanksgiving day. He urges gratitude for God’s kindness to individuals and community across churches, calling for humility, repentance, and trust even through doubt and danger.
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Kansas
Delsk
Washburn Field
Miret
Jgwa
Mr. Cranpell
Jesus Christ
Plass Speaks
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Norman Plass
Plaan
Pralno
Sal
Dewil
Joe
Blood Poison Cure Ad Offering Balm and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Blood Balm cures for blood poisons and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It claims relief from pimples, sores, burns, boils, and rheumatic pains and promises cancer prevention through herbal ingredients. Includes directions, sample, and home treatment guidance from Botanic Blood Balm.
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Imca
Dritem
Bethany Scores in Rough Kansas City Contest
Kansas City reports a basketball game where Bethany scored as AE Moa led the first half. The period featured limited scoring and a paused pace with both teams fighting for an advantage.
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Kansas City
Patainy
Hasel
Arsenic in the Candy Case Drops Quietly
San Francisco reports a chemical analysis confirming arsenic in candy linked to Dr Manley M. Enos of Oakland and attendant Miss Margaret Cooper. Enos declares no charges against others and believes Redwindy not meant for him or Cooper. The investigating detective has dropped the case.
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San Francisco
Manley M. Enos
Oakland
Margaret Coonor
Enos
Mien Cooper
Milk Price Hikes As Bulk Milk Exchanger Reports Scarcity
New York Nov 2 at the Milk Exchanger meeting it was decided to advance to a high wholesale price in cents per quart due to general scarcity and increased German demand. The move, tied to wholesale markets, could lift retail milk prices. Funston Expected At Theta Fraternity Convention In New York 11 Nov members of the PRL Dette Theta fraternity gather for their annual convention with a dinner tonight where Frriendier General Funston CSA is expected to attend. Mishap to Dutch Troops In Achin Sumetrs a dispatch reports that a barge carrying Lieutenant Dekok and forty five Dutch troops sank after an ambush by Chinese forces, drowning the lieutenant and twenty men.
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Brasil
Leo XII
Father Gots
Laboor
Garth
Antaxon
Holy See
Leo
Gotel
Ardinal
Italy
Horn
Trajan Forum
Ancetlo
Kaltes
Kalter Wan
Alten
Laepe
Evite
Feree Kieteeta
Blue Gun
Laney Aiver Tyminvel Dell
Holier
Aiahkved
Howard’s
LENIN
Helle
Eultien
Minnie Chiles
Ottawa
Mr. Lawle
Barty
George Ape
New York
Germany
Funston
PRL Dette
Theta Fraternity
Frriendier General
CSA
Herne
Achin Sumetrs
Livan Lant Dekok
Carnegie Is Convalescing After Illness
New York reports Andrew Carnegie’s condition improving and his wish to return to America. He has not left his rooms, is said to be alert and in good overall strength despite fevered skin and fluctuating temperatures.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnigie
Tribune
Londet
America
Temporary Exhibits at St Louis Fair Built For Short Life
The Louisiana Purchase exposition will include mainly temporary exhibit buildings. They will be removed after the fair but must be architecturally appealing and weather resistant during display. Materials include iron wood plaster surf roofing wires and plumbing with interior space left largely open to save costs. The central art palace is the only permanent asset and its cost greatly exceeds temporary structures.
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Phite J. Markman
St. Louis
Art Palace
Celine
Uender
Park Lake
Peres
Ubebr Corrier
Pure & Fovetas
Ada Stitfnons
A Curious Custom in Vil Jager Bal Sium May
A report describes a local May ritual where girls exit a church while others form a “human bridge” by lifting a girl between two volunteers. Parents witness the act, which critics say harms eyes and ankles and reflects fashion’s burdens. The piece cites opinions from the High Meats and a Tribune headline voice.
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Vil Jager
Luxembure
Balsium
Man Returns to North Broad Street Home After Coincidental Theft
A young ex-employee, alleging a mix up with a visiting man, visits a North Broad Street residence to seek Mrs Arbuthnot. A bemused sister greets him and, after a brief exchange, the man retrieves a small portion of a bucket of coal and leaves with compensation for his trouble.
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Rm Pock
North Broad Treet
North Six
Teenth Street
Mery
Bank Statement of Topeka State Journal’s Bank Note
Bank statement records of the State of Kansas bank in Topeka show assets and liabilities. The document lists cash accounts and securities with a ledger balance and paid-in capital, naming officers such as Ashley cashier and Cha s J Devean. The page reflects traditional bank accounting and legal attestations with signatures and dates.
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Earth
Fen
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Herr Baker
Hans
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Laat
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Rit
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laPorte
Ind
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Teu Poti
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Mien
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Stock- Dorie
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Forked River
Hendy Moon
Ames RiGsways
Wosuetinakh
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Thales
Cettini
Tte
John G. Cysderich
Ofrienda
Niliard Ton
Waldorf-Astoria
Bodie
Amber
P. W. Crannell
Plass
Bethany
Amiles
Uhtone Tribune
Topeks State Joureat
Ion
First National Bank
State of Kansas
Joans End
Uveraratts
Tx Bonite
Beonte Alketiation
Secant
Sawaa
Liabelities
Pitas
Sistema
Batik
Gota
Bitome
Kanmxe
Shanes
Aswley
Chad
Mawles
Cusluer
WM. Bide
W. &. Honain
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Chas. J. Devean
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