Kansas Women Elect School Board Members Zeitgeist Battle
A Topeka State Journal notice describes a Kansas editorial wave on women winning school board seats. It cites eastern papers praising female political gains, argues about moral questions of courtship rules, and notes mixed reactions while urging caution on accuracy and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiet
Kansas
Mittaria
Kanes
S J. Louis Post- Dispatch
Kannas
Menitas
Matt Quay
Tick Croker
Tetuma Hom
M Gimmvnnion
Ma‘am
Igre
Etatine
Kanear Super~ Intendent of Public Instruction
Mae
East
Custician
Karas
Colorado editors and press raided by militia forces
The piece condemns Colorado authorities for raiding a newspaper office and arresting the entire editorial and mechanical staff. It claims no precedent in American history and accuses officials of overreach while warning of dangers to press freedom amid martial actions. It notes prior evictions and arrests but argues this attack surpasses all previous overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuthirties
Colorado
Heward
Adjutant General of
Exist In
Chloreda
Humors and Impurities Linked to Health Ailments
The text claims humors are impure matters the body cannot dispose of without aid. Accumulations supposedly litter the system causing pimples boils eczema loss of appetite fatigue indigestion headaches and many other troubles. It presents a historical view of humoral theory and health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promotion Claim
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as purifiers that remove humors and invigorate the system. A testimonial from Thad states it helped him work again after illness. The copy lists several towns and implies broad, hopeful cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Five Weeks Abroad Through London Museums and Society
A Kansas writer narrates a London tour visiting the Tower, Westminster Abbey, the British Museum and Tate Gallery. He notes the Crown jewels, armor, and Nelson’s column, exchanges with American acquaintances, and reflections on cab fares, chimneys, and theater life amid Dickensian memory and royal artifacts.
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Westminster Abbey
Natonal Gallery
Nations Gallery of British Art
Tate Gallery
Tia
Mnbacribers
Burone
Lincotn
Warede
Indy
Marths
Paris
Unis
Francesa
Great Britain
Europe
London
Germany
City Barber Union Imposes Extra Shave Charge
Barbers in the city, both union and nonunion, push a new fifteen cent shave fee with optional Beck trimmings and a two cent base charge. Leaders claim public adjustment will prove normal, while some shop owners note small yearly cost increases and ongoing debates over pricing and service. Notables include J. Callahan, E. Hutchins, HP Miller, Conrad Mayer, and W. R. Walker commenting on impact, protests, and profitability.
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Topeka
New York
Waldorf
London
the Hague
Germany
Switzernd
Paris
Holland
Pharnactt
Gem
England
Coifteur
Union
Nonunion
Callahan
Miller
Barbers’ Union
Conrad Mayer
W. R. Walker
Booker T. Washington Besieged by Reporters in Pare
Booker T. Washington, head of the Tuskegee Institute, in Pare on October 1, faced a crowd of French reporters eager for his views on the negro question. He sought to dodge attention and escape publicity while addressing transportation and entertainment duties.
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Joe
Aki
Victor
United States
Booker Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Nere
Washingtinee
Ofd
Enueriainmant Dy
Reco
Cotton Corner Man Declares Bear Market Cause and Profits
New York Vermont broker Brown discusses a massive cotton corner claiming losses were exaggerated and profits far larger than reported. He says the syndicate controlled supply via contracts, aimed to remove speculation, and expected to end cotton speculation by clearing the market and pushing bears out of business.
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New York, Vt
Cotter
King Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Exnortere
Europe
Hofey
Auto Fire Endangers Smith Automobile Co Unit
An automobile stored at Tutcher Ban stable at Seventh and Van Buren caught fire at 2 pm due to fuel handling by a worker. Gasoline spilled from the floor and ignited, the blaze spreading to the stable before firemen arrived. Residents credit the aerial truck with likely saving the vehicle and surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Automobile Company
Tutcher @ Ban
van Buren
Ottawa dog case heads to supreme court
A dispute over a dog in Ottawa is to be appealed to the Supreme Court. A tangle of obligations and rents plagues Almena families. The article mentions truancy, police activity, and local concerns as winter approaches.
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Jawhaweee
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Almena
Black Heer
Norton
Wellington
Oberlin
Deaths and Funerals In Atchison For William C Smith
The funeral of William C. Smith, who died in New York, will be held in Atchison tomorrow at 3 20 p m. Mrs Smith, who left New York with the body Tuesday night, will be met in Chicago by her father General J of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Smith
New York
Atchison
Smith
Chicago
Gen. J
Topeka
Western Union Replaces Messengers After Walkout
Western Union maintains service after boy messengers walk out over pay. New, all‑new messenger force on duty. several discharged for quitting. A few rejoined, urged by insurgents to leave again. Tension rises as "Momsner Boxe Strike" rumors spread among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Pte
Wile
A. C. Carnwell
Bartlett Named Permanent Chairman at Democratic State Convention
Boston reports Charles W. Bartlett of Gaxton was chosen permanent chairman. he lauded General Nelson A. Miles as the foremost American soldier living, while cheers and confusion erupted among attendees. Gaston of Boston was applauded for governor, with other state officers mentioned in the tumultuous scene.
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Boston
Charles W. Bartlett
Gaxton
Bartlett
Nelson A. Milcn
Bessa
Weehames
Gaston
Wee
Rich- An
Aise
Dalunee
Walker
Chicago figure linked to Northern Pacific rail appointment
Det Latina reports Gedhke Harris of Chicago connected to a potential elevation amid Northern Pacific Railway leadership changes. If realized, Darina, currently first vice president at Burlington, would be promoted to the presidency at the Pe nba officeq.
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Chicago
Det Latina
Gedhke Harris Iene
Burtt Roed
Sielan
Gevalent
Northern Pacific Railway
Sal Darina Atier
Burlington
Wis
Penba
Balloon Show at Rio de Janeiro International Dirigible Battle
The chamber of deputies backs a bill instituting an international dirigible balloon competition in Rio de Janeiro in 2004 with a prize of 106000 dollars.
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Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Councilman Gifley Returns from Aid Trip as Mayor’s Wife Grows Ill
Local report notes Councilman Joseph Gifley back from a mixed week trip to assist his ailing brother. Mrs Bergundthal, wife of Mayor Bergundthal, is gravely ill with stomach neuralgia, prompting the mayor to be summoned home by wire. Also mentioned is Hon. M. W. Gibbs of Little Rock, his long career and consul role, and Dr Adam Rupin, a homeopath, with a brief residence and work background.
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Joseph Gifley
Mra W
Bergundthal
Denver
Fie
Hon
M. W. Gibbs
Citietn
Littie, Rock, Ark
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Avanur
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York OF Rice
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Lexligion
Col Bryan
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Carresa
Crater Bay
Lowell Bevanie
Milwaukee
Duy
Usbal
Greretary
Shaw
Sarlus Anil
Roth
Vate
Prence
Unites Kingdom
Sind
Gracefort
Argentina
Fleet Street
Olurtelves
Sormmereet House
Ttt
Mr. Clute
Samuel Johnson
Vince
Dr. Johnson
Wls
Boswell
Johnson
Webster
Century
London Tower
Sixth Street
Bur m
Victoria
Edward
Windsor Guntle
America
Becawe
Queen Victoria
Jane Gray
Walter Raleleh
Henry the Elenth
Belstow
British Museumn
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Central Park
New York City
Athens
Christ
British Museum
Hilar
Anne Boleyn
Napoleon
Thomas “Gray
Lord Nelson
George Washington
Topeke
Dorian
Vertain Farmatichey
Kuansas
Arnie Diggs
Wale
Hrjtith Museum
Annie Diges
Sha Ig
Cosmopolitan
Cadbury
Pullman
Diggs
Americt
Shevnita
Abbey
Darwin
Gladstone
Newton
Ingston
Dickens
Longfellow
Tennyson
Adelphi Theater
Dimily
Trenk
David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Micawher
Willams & Walker
Shoftsbury
Tor
Chas. A. Stevens & Bro’s
L. K. Brown
Kansas Avenue
van Buren Street
Gaston and
Olney
Democrats of
Massachusetts
May Ben Akeis
Mellex
Adam Rupin
Bomeopath
Bisth Avenue
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