Lobdell's Place in Republican Campaign Work
Lobdell's Place dominates as the lead joke about the Republican Site committee. Milind Lobdell of Lane county, four years as manager of the speakers bureau, is reassigned from the governor to his judicial district by Governor Stanley. He will oversee recruiting and placement of speakers for state campaigns, ensuring no missteps and bearing blame for any failures, with August as the likely busy start while intertwined with insider politics across parties.
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Connecion
Republican Site Committee
Milind
CE Lobdell
Lane County
Dureas
Lobiedl
Bach
Stanley
Campulsin
Ataty
Jo Pampign Wera
Royal Republicans
Tostance
Lobdell
Logivia
European Purchasers Barred From Anthracite Market
News brief reports that European buyers are prevented from purchasing American anthracite as U.S. producers seek to reserve coal for home use. The note highlights purchases in France and Germany, with agents seeking low rates for export and prices around $237 per ton.
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Suropean
Gertvan Idean Enghanu
Western Railway of
France
Pal American
Time cut in Washington route changes in Nome service
Fragmentary report notes a reduction in time for a Yukon route, with mention of Myton Nome Alaska and an expedition tied to a contract by Assistant Postmaster Shallenberger. The piece references a winter route via the Yukon and expected comparisons to the usual schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Alanka
Inter
Shallenberger
Bb New Wraters
Yukon
Northern Commercial and TransAtlantic to run Nome to Valdez mail
A dispatch outlines a combined ocean and overland mail route from Nome to Valdez via Crook Inlet and Golovin Bay, totaling 2567 miles with monthly round trips starting December. Contract value is 32,000 per round trip, with Northern Commercial handling the sea leg and TransAtlantic the overland leg. Weight limit for overland mail is 2 pounds per trip, with preference for letter mail and separately addressed packages.
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Nowe Tion
Vie Valdez
Alas Samna Bay
Crook Inlet
St. Michiel
Golovin
Nome
Duckie
Breamera
So Eile Avout
Northern Commercial Company
TransAtlantic Company
Conductor Faults Orders In Seneca Train Crash
Detroit reports detail a wreck near Seneca after Train No 4, engine 609, failed to follow orders to pass No 13, causing a deadly collision. G J Martin recalls receiving instructions and watching Seneca lights before the crash, with the rear car passenger’s ticketing scene cited. In Rockford, Illinois, a state letter carriers convention endorsed a front bill for sub-carrier relief and set carrier salaries at 1200 for first-class cities and 1000 for second-class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
G. J. Martin
Wabash
Seneca
Montpelier
Strong
Sand Creek
Benoits
Pissenger
Burns
No. 4
Rockford
Finais
Valve's Protege Voice Prospect In Paris
Emma Valve has taken under her protection Edna Dar of Los Angeles and will develop the girl’s remarkable voice in Paris. A domestic sawing machine for use at 229 dollars makes both pee and chain switches. Babrock & m8 Kansas avenue, sole Sen Nickel clocks. at At Jorrison's Saturday for sic, ee 1.35 next door to Natinal hotel.
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Valve
Los Angeles
Cal
Emma Valve
Edna Dar
Paris
Babrock
Topeka notes and sports from Snap Shots at Home News
Atchison é Rison gets King Todo. Topeka items cover football crowds large crowds, low ticket prices, and local results. Mentions Lowman Hill and Clay school games, Chrysanthemums, a park quarantined child, probate builds, federal court cases, and a Topeka Gun Club win. Also notes railway dust, street work, and local society events.
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Atchison
É Rison
Topeka
Leas Hun
D. T. Mon
Boston
Viet
Miks Graor Foulks Tise
Lowman Hill
Polk
Clay School
B. Florista
Melanie
Ada Robinette
Parkdale
Ehist Eighth Street
T.F. Orner
Udiee
West Tenth Street
C. G. Sholem
Senta Fe
Chicago
Wil Townsley
Warhburn College
Topeke Lodge No. M1
Alo. U
Mexico
Jack Spear
Western
Connercion
Macutain Road
College Avenue
Charles B. Joslin
Washburn Field
James HE. Larimer
Wyoming
Commissioner of Elections
State Board of Agriculture and Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
West Eighth Street
Clay Street
Buchanan
H.W. Page
Washburn-Ottawa
Ottawa University
Colts
Y.M. CG
Charles Morton
Lithia Water
United States
C. J. Devlin
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Wanamaker
Peavey
Minneapolis
George Thacher
Atchison and Sacramento Stage Caach
Deadwood
Sacramento
P. Sullivan
Swyeart Avenue
Health Department
G. Whiting Swayne
Orphans’ Homes
New York
Kansas
Stanley
Hermann
Crawford
Atchison Thanksgiving football tale and odd tidbits
A jumble of local humor and sports chatter from Atchison and nearby towns. Reports mention Purdy at the Soldiers' Orphans' Home and a mumps outbreak, a chaotic football day with injuries, a hot box on a returning party, and sharp misquotes about walkers and cheer. Ottawa money circulating for Washburn bets. Topeka bettors surprised by outcomes. Short notes also reference Missouri and Kansas university football, local gibes, and a dubious U. A. lodge solicitation.
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Bill E. H. Purdy
Soldiers’ Orphans
Atchison
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Charles K. Holliday
John Waltars
Pick Smith
Holliday
Atchisonians
Ottawa
Topeka
Baptist College
Washburn
Ottawa Lucre
Kanyon
Albert Reid
Missouri University
Missourian
Kansas University
Reta
Griggsby's
Kansas City
U. A
Hurrell
Last of Imported Slaves Reported Dead in Rio Janeiro
A Herald dispatch from Rio Janeiro reports Maria Luisa a 160 year old washerwoman has died. She is described as the last representative of the slaves imported from Africa marking the end of a historic era.
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New York
the Herald
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Maria Luisa
Africa
Transport Wright Wreck Report From Manila Cable
Gen Chaffee reports transport Wright hit an uncharted rock near South End Daram island near San Juanico. Many cargo items saved, but water in the hold fluctuates with tide. No lives lost. Recovery power may be insufficient in these waters.
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Chaffee
Wright
Washington
War Department
Gen
Manila
Daram Island
San Juanico
Smith
Western College Conference Opens in Chicago
The annual conference of west colleges and universities in the Big Nine began in Chicago on November 28 to discuss matters of mutual interest and future coordination among member institutions.
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Chicago
West Colleges and Universities
Beware of Uric Acid and Tobaccin Dried Food Claim
An alarmed宣 article from a health reform note warns that uric acid, blamed on meat and certain foods, causes apoplexy and kidney ailments. It endorses dextrinized cereals like Toast Wheat Flakes from Hatt Creek Sanitarium Food Co. as a remedy to reduce uric acid and improve digestion.
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Chittenden
Yale
Bright
Hatt Creek Sanitarium Food Coe
Meeting Aims to Ease Amateurism Ban Across Big Ten
Before the meeting, officials proposed lifting the present ban on professionalism for Mueller of Minnesota Schreber of Wisconsin Williams of Town and Redden of Michigan, asserting amateur spirit remains intact. Coach Stagg of Chicago seeks to push his new football rules including an end to vacation baseball by college athletes except in college contests.
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Mueller
Minnesota
Schreber
Wisconsin
Williams
Town
Redden
Michigan
Stagg
Chicago
International Live Stock Show Adds 2,000 Animals at Union Yard
In Chicago on November 23, 36 exhibitors added over 2,000 animals to the International Live Stock show at Union stock yards next week. Over 10,000 animals will be off exhibition with an estimated value of about 3 million dollars. The agricultural colleges of Wisconsin and Indiana show strong entries in all classes, reflecting student work and expert interest.
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Chicago
International Live Stock Association
Union Stock Yards
Agricultural
Ben Town
Wisconsin
Indiana
Mass for Boer and Filipino Souls Observed in Montclair
Rev Joseph Mendi of the Immaculate Conception church Montclair N J held a mass of thanks giving for the Boers who fell in battle and for Filipino natives who died fighting for independence. Despite cold weather attendees totaled several hundred with two Newark priests assisting. Congregation from Montclair Newark New York Brooklyn sent endorsements of his stand and celebration.
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New York
Joseph
Montclair
Newark
Brooklyn
Real Estate Transfers Amid Mixed Notations
Real estate transfers listed with names like Nathaniel Parr and Gray to Chane Mowe, various parcel references, and stray place names such as Curran's subdivision and Kangar avenue. Tax deed references appear in fragmented form including Hodeeman and Noonan entries, with unclear parcel descriptions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Parr
Far Vorr
Rodgers and Sire
Irie
Hunt
Cop Avenue
Curran
Incomplete Review by London Editor Cites Roosevelt Points
New York reviews a British correspondent's piece on President Roosevelt's aims. The article notes three core required traits: honesty, competence, and consistent zeal. The pick highlights the drive to confront perceived evils through decisive action.
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New York
Rocnevellis
New
London
The
Tribune
Fate of the Dreadnought Ship Sails Again
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a ship named Fate and a fate tied to a voyage or voyage event. The article hints at a maritime topic with a named vessel and possible a crew or voyage detail, but specifics are unclear.
Catchy Local Sale Advertises Items and Prices
Fragmented OCR lists items for sale and services with scattered prices and addresses including a sewing machine and Lime Ware at half price. Mentions Christmas season and local street address, plus miscellaneous names and phrases.
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Gream
Price Bacina Powder Co., Caicano
Lobdell's
Republican Speakers’ Bureau
Burge
ZEIS
Auerbach & Guettel
Kansas Avenue
America
Guryright
Hart, Schaffner
Mark
Serzen
Beotel
Probie Cheviot
Beat Fm
Prise
A.&g
Siieas
Bessemer
Stetson
Meh
Morrison
New Onal Hotel
Wally Frog
Suicohertate
Frost
Acente
Murtiewn
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