Official figures show Stanley's 15,000 plurality
Official figures from the Secretary of State's Office by J. W. Morphy declare nearly all figures accurate and place Stanley's plurality at 15,000. The data imply a solid margin in the election counts across regions and precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
J. W. Morphy
Stanley
Morphy
Eles Ryfarne
Gaye Vul Ledey
Tenubitean
Blan
Charet
Coote
Grant Mies
Emine Aksasoss
Brazilian Balm Reported To Cure Consumption
Last November at 25 West Pearl Street Indiana Mr J I James near death from quick consumption recovered after use of Brazilian Balm. A physician advised continued use but the patient soon dismissed the doctor and relied on the Balm alone. By February he returned to work with sound lungs and greater weight, his recovery called a near miracle.
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J. i. James
Pearl St
Indianapoln
Ind
James
Contagious Lung Tonic Promises Restored Health
A dated patent remedy claims to cure lung disease by restoring four left diseased lungs to a healthy state. The ad touts cough mixtures and prescriptions as unique in their efficacy, asserting unparalleled results never before known.
Postmasterships Before Senate for Confirmation
Washington Nov 20 The senate will consider 34 presidential postmaster appointments awaiting confirmation when it meets next week. The list includes 36 from New York and totals by state show Illinois and others with multiple nominations. several states have one or two pending ratings.
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Washington
Conerest
Senate
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Town
Delaars
Kentucky
North Carolin
South Carolina
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Texas
Banquet Toasts Honor Nations At Washington Dinner
In Washington on November 20 a banquet for John A. Kas 40, a U S reciprocity commissioner, drew British and Russian ambassadors and many dignitaries. Toasts honored the queen and Russian emperor, with responses by the British ambassador and Russian ambassador. Attendees included Chief Justice, Lords, ambassadors, generals, admirals, and senators across a wide array of nations and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Victoria
Micholas
Washington
John A. Kas
United States
Joint Commission
Bovers
Ube Quech
Russia
Mritikh
Lord Fulton
Casuida
Wilefrid Lankler
Lord Horachol
Miles
Navy
Schley
Pritieb
Am~ Barseder
Gibbens
White
Anorema Court
Lord Herschel
Willerd Laurier
James Winter
Newfoundland
Huchard Cartwright
Louis Davies
Hom
John Carketon
M. F
McMillan, Fairbanks and
Faulkner
Representative Dingley
Johny W. Foster
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Morris K. Jessup
New 3
Boardman
Thomas Nelson
Wintering in the Klondike Creeks Ends in Heavy Telegramation
Victoria reports a harsh winter probe project likely by late December or early January. Prospective diggers on the Klondike gold creeks endure rough seas on Cottage City, Danube, and Queen City voyages. The Yukon below White Horse is frozen. Mackenzie reports the Whitehorse tramway manager spent nineteen days to Lake Bennett. About 500 men will winter in the Atlin river country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Klondike
Cottage City
Hare
Skagway
Danube
Queen City
Excelsior
Seattle
Copper Hiver
Yukon
White Horse
Norman I. Macaniey
White Horses Tramway
Lake Bennett
Atlin River
Active volcano reported near Atlin City Alaska border
Dr W D Kinstow and T H James with Col Hughes and Ross land say a volcano is erupting about fifty miles from Atlin City in Alaska. Officials plan inspections and may name the peak. The feature is said to be near a line of four mountains south of Lake Gladys, exceeding 14 000 feet in height.
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Victoria
B.C
W. D. Kinstow
T. H. James
Denver Mining
Mackenzie Trial at Deepwater Point Fails to Meet Speed
The Philadelphia trial of the torpedo boat Mackenzie on the government course at Deepwater Point near Wilmington Del ended with the vessel failing to reach contracted speed. The Meckensie achieved only 18 knots on a full-speed trial versus a 20 knot requirement. A breakdown occurred shortly before the test, and another trial is planned for around December 10.
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Prodelphia
Mackenzie
Deepwater Point
Wilmington
Del
wUcohRs
Fragmented OCR tale of wreck seeks shelter and reunion
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions several names including Haskies, Hayuond, Stanise, Bao, Raymond, Leman, and Gore. It references a wreck and people seeking shelter, with vague actions and times unclear. No resolvable date, place, or outcome available.
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Stanise
Pave Bern
Aboue
Saou
Raymond War Ie Son
Leman Bott Gore
Gay Rhea Back Again At Crawford Theater
Miss Gayhes Rhea and her company revived The Girl From Chicago at Crawford theater to a large Crawford audience. Rhea carried the show with strong performances. Agnes Burke and Stanley Wall also delivered capable turns, Burke notably praised for her stage presence in prior seasons.
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Gayhes
Lamily
Thi City
Chicago
Crawford Theater
Miss Burke
Sazagement
Ie Company
Turner forger held after appeal ends in capias
Ralph Turner, the forger previously convicted on two forgery counts, was admitted to $2,000 jail yesterday after appealing to the supreme court. He was immediately rearrested on a capias charging three more forgery counts. Bondsmen C. S. Clark and W. La Summit posted, and Turner remained in custody.
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Kansas City
B. Turner
Hip
Supreme Court
Marshal Chi
Turner
Clark
W. la Summit
Shackleford
Jefferson City
Eel
Carlist Spreading Causes Madrid Censorship Boom
London dispatch notes Spanish government orders strict control of telegrams and newspapers over Carlist propaganda amid fears of unrest after peace talks. Reports say Carlist support grows in Biscay and Guipuzcoa, with Basque border areas on alert and officers accused of recruiting with pay offers. Observers cite financial anxiety from loss of the Philippines and a failed policy. Reuters.
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London
Madrid
Standard
el Epoca
Biscay
Guipascos
Basque
France
Bilbao
Philippines
Spain
Madrid Peace Talks Hold Line Against Carlist Uprising
Nov 2 Madrid reports the peace commission president and ministers issuing instructions to Senor Montero Rios. Repatriation of insurgents in the Philippines discussed. Constitutional rights suspended for now. Interior Minister Capdepon says Carlists have no chance of success and monitors activity in Banque provinces Catalonia and Aragon. Don Carlos limited to Catalonia mountains where civilian suffering persisted. Carlists failing to win support of regiments and generals.
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Madrid
Senor Montero Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Commisaioners
Bpantares
Pilippine Islands
Senor Capdepon
Banque
Catalonia
Aragon
Don Carlos
Carita
Dispensary Narrowly Defeated in South Dakota Race
Sioux Falls dispatch reports final county returns on the constitutional amendments from the recent election. Woman suffrage failed by about 4,000 votes and the South Carolina dispensary law system lost by 865. White supremacy referendum passed by a little more than 6,000. Overall voting on the three amendments reached roughly half of the total poll.
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Sioux Falls
South Carolina
Died by His Wife's Bier in Watertown
Fred W. Ganter a champion beyele rider in northern New York killed himself at home after his wife died in childbirth. He was 23, married a year, and used a Winchester rifle in an instantaneous death. Witnesses against Cordett Botkin prepare for murder trial in Dover, Del. and San Francisco coverage notes travel.
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Watertown
N. Y
Fred W. Ganter
New York
Ganter
Complaint Over Damaged Mirror On Rail Shipment
H. W. Gemmel of Hoisington complains to the state railway commissioners that a mirror shipped from Kansas City to Hotaton covers Missouri Pacific was broken in transit. He sought payment from the railroad, was refused, and now requests the commission to order compensation.
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Gemmel
Hoisington
Board of Railway Commissioners
Kansas City
Hotatre
Ton
The Runaways Elopement on the Narrow Farm Strip
In a rural scene two lovers Sim and Tiny plan an elopement across a government strip of land a hundred yards wide and 820 long. The Taylors and Saulsburys clash over the land as Tiny and Sim wed quietly, while neighbors and kin prepare a celebratory welcome at their return.
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Tiny
Susan
Father
Sim
Bart
Tom Saulsbury
Taylor
Pal
Min’ Taylor
Loway
John
Eliza
Mrs. Taylor
Thanksgiving Song Echoes Old Time Fiddling and Turkeys
A rustic verse piece blends humor and nostalgia with Thanksgiving themes. The speaker muses on music from fiddles and choirs, the appeal of a turkey hen, and simple pleasures of home. The tone imitates a rural voice, referencing Mary Ann, Aprils sun, and old country songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Humorous Quotations and Witty Exchanges From Old Papers
A collage of joke lines and quips from various newspapers including Browning King's Monthly, Atlanta Constitution, Chicago News, New York Journal, New York Weekly, Cincinnati Enquirer, Yonkers Statesman, Humorists by Blatter, and Detroit Free Press. Headlines hint at court juries, marriages, dating, coast defenses, and social observations with punchlines and light satire.
Lost watch with white sirin figurehead found in stable
Lost lady’s gold watch with a decorative white figurehead and fringe details reported missing from Wa Wiles’s stable on Parashore wt. horse. Reward offered for return to McCormick, local repairer. Also rental notices for houses and a cottage on WL Clay St.
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Thaum
Jew McCormick
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Amelia
Plegends
Patty
Aso Tule
Kathisen
Browning-King’s Monthly
Billville
Atlanta Constitution
Kias
Chicago News
America
American Statesman
New York Weekly
Cincinnati Enquirer
Peace Commission
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Dio
Yonkers Statesman
Blatter
Detroit
VER
Ely
Warren
California
Tienes
Audress
T. L. King
Cromwell & Jeffers
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Duces W P
HL S
Cure Journa
Love
Iz ‘van Buren
Kansas
Crosby
Loula
W. L. Kline Co
St. Louis
Bronte
Banda
Banda Set Aside For Arte Classified Sdvertinementa
Guew
Golden Hie” Machine Works
Kansas Ave
S. W
3Th
Monroe
Gengtranders
Topeka Trust Co
Uthitt Place
Kansas Salley
Tasitth
M. Brockett
Troims Cottage
Clay St
Capitol
Harrison al
Gainey
GEO
Stansfield
Kan
Nav
Wik
Seusroan
Willerald
Btengri
Pescher
Manne Martin
Groenwoed
Petwin
Conal
Karioas
M. T
succenKtul Ani Poinlees
Metula
Gahsia
Fr Pennes Hospital
Barnes, MD
Tewelers
BO Hayden
Fewnior
Uclan
Watchen
Din
Monde
Tepeks
Skinner
Haguid Fiore
B. J. Groves
Kemens
Salem
Joan Cand
Biel Borman
Ues
Nape
Nour Shorey
Meery
Gruemeis
Marana
Topeka Cyc
Ana
Topeka Transfer CO
Esace
Great Western Steam Dys Works
E. 7Th St
Quincy
Gades
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