Government Receipts and Expenditures for September Reported
A government comparative statement shows September receipts of 22 621 245 and expenditures of 50 323 018, creating a monthly deficit of 7 701 790. Sources list customs, internal revenue, and miscellanies. expenditures cover Civil, War, Navy, Indians, pensions, and interest. For the first quarter, receipts total 79 374 11 and disbursements 95 459 100, with a quarterly deficit of 19 079 710.
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Waseinerow
Attendant Refuses Shave, Faces Immediate Dismissal
J B McCasey, superintendent of Topeka insane asylum, discharged Attendant Flint after Flint refused to phone in for a Sunday shave. Dr McGahey and Dr Cloud had pressed for shaving in ward with attendants, avoiding downtown barber shops. Flint stood his ground and was told to march instanter. Flint, now a private attendant for Jackson at 25 dollars a month, defends his duties and stays employed.
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Flint
J. B. McCasey
To Insane Asylum
Jackson
McGahey
McCasey
Cloud
Sny
Topeka
McCasay
Hill Has Not Accepted Nomination After Democratic Conference
Senator David B. Hill held a conference with Democratic leaders at the Hotel Normandy. Attendees included George KB McClnland, EB en Weile, and Clerk Da Freeat. Hill declined to say if he would accept the nomination, leaving reporters unsure of his stance.
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New Yeas
David B. Hill
Normandy
George KB McClrnland
Eben. Weile
da Freeat
de Freest
de Preest
Senator Hill
News of Kansas. One Emporia Boy Breaks An other's Skull
A Kansas brief reports an Emporia youth struck another boy with a club, breaking his skull. Authorities detained the aggressor as the injured boy received medical care. The incident highlights schoolyard violence and community concern.
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Emporia
Morton Albaugh arrest shocks county politics in Kansas
In Kismusyx Oct 2 Morton Albaugh Republican county central chair was arrested on suspicion of stealing letters from W J Branden a Populist nominee for district court clerk. The affair triggers populist anger over dissemination of the letters and a country ride to the justice of the peace. Republicans deny the letters existed and claim the arrest is politically driven.
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Kiscusyx
Morton Albaugh
Republican County Central Committee
W. J. Branden
Albwigh
Penunanea Mek Tien Vakop Srantit Ieee Mondiy
Bran
Westerday
Laavenwouts
Leavenworth County
Worman
United States
Marshal Neely
Cleveland
S E Wheat
Lawrence Hawn
L. A Paber
Martin Howard
A. G. Isham
T P. Fenlon, Jr
Me. Fenlon
Tselesign
Nomines
Domestic 3 Cents Cloth Bargain Tomorrow
Readable fragment notes a domestic cloth sale with 3 cent price for 1000 yards of unbleached cheese cloth in 4-4 quality and a 5 cent quarry offering a bargain tomorrow.
Sale of Brown Muslin at 4 Cents a Yard
An advertisement states 3,000 yards of brown muslin priced at 4 cents per yard. It notes the fabric is well worth 6 cents and buyers may take home any amount at 4 cents.
Hosiery Underwear and Gloves Sale Notice
Hosiery underwear and gloves advertised with a 12 1 2 cent per pair price. Full regular made items in tans black and unbleached color options offered at 12 1 2 cents per pair.
Bargain Day Linen Sale At Five Cents Per Yard
The ad promotes 2,000 yards of extra fine Brown Muslin and our regular cotton at five cents per yard. It specifies a sale tomorrow as part of bargain day, highlighting the low price and bulk quantity.
Bargain on Ladies Black Cotton Hose
A brief shopper note highlights ladies black cotton hose with fast colors offered at 9¢, emphasizing value and bargain pricing.
Silk substitute bleached Muslin purchase notice
A brief notice states intent to buy 3,000 yards of heavy bleached 4-4 Muslin at a negotiated price, with payment arrangements for the same quality. The party indicates readiness to purchase tomorrow.
Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose Sale Tomorrow
A local ad notes a 10c pair for ladies fancy stripe hose, reduced from 15c. Shoppers can buy tomorrow for 10c per pair, four cents off the former price.
Home Dress Prints Offer At Four Cents
Four thousand yards of full Standard Dress Prints in full styles are advertised as available everywhere through Tc. The pitch claims it will pay buyers to take some home for four cents per yard.
15c Pair Gents Merino 4 Hose Bargain
Gents seamless Merino 4 hose offered at 15c, a full wear bargain. Originally worth 20c, advertised as a strong value for shoppers. Limited detail on seller and stock, typical of a brief early 20th century retail note.
Ladies' seamless fast black Hose at reduced price
Sealed in this notice, a sale offers ladies' seamless fast black hose at 15 cents today, and tomorrow they can be bought for 11 cents. This bargain highlights a clear price reduction and availability onsite.
Charcoal 2500 Yards for Comfortables and Dresses
An advertisement promotes 2 500 yards of dark Cotton Charlies ideal for comfortables and house dresses. It urges immediate purchase with a 50 yard offer and notes 5 cents buys extra bargains tomorrow.
25 Cent Hose Offer Sparks Bold Sales Claim
A terse ad promises the best Heeced line Hose value for the money and asserts unmatched quality, urging customers to compare the hose for themselves and take action.
Bargain Ties Offered Tomorrow at Low Prices
A brief ad notes boys' silk Windsor ties priced at 25 cents and a 12 cent deal. The copy urges shoppers that a small sum will go far tomorrow, highlighting economical buys.
Ministerial Union in Topeka Faces Possible Dissolution
At a Topeka UK ministerial meeting the Topska Ministerial Union discussed ending the group. A committee was appointed to study the union’s purpose and boost interest, while membership approved Rev. J. Biltingley and paid tribute to Rev. F. Porch who is leaving for Louisville.
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Topska
J. B. Thomas
C M. Sheldon
ES Ferrand
Hey. l . Billingtley
Union
R. Wake
Major Sully
Salvation Army
Kansas City
Martin Luther
F. M. Porch
Mr. Porch
Ince
Mustard plaster story told by Carrie Catt at suffrage meeting
Carrie Lane Chapman Catt recounts a sleeping car tale to illustrate that women can tell amusing and practical stories as well as men. The anecdote involves an elderly couple, a mustard plaster mishap, a mislaid curtain cue, and a mistaken alarm that ends with passengers confused about a supposed fire.
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Carrie Lane Chapman Catt
Hamilton Hall
Wee Carrie Chapman Catt
Herth
Gents' 4-ply collars offered at 9 cents
Advertisement notes 4-ply gents' collars in standing and turn down styles. Regularly 15 cents, sale price tomorrow only 9 cents.
Cuff price comparison for gents four-ply cuffs
An ad notes a 12 cent price for gents four-ply cuff parts claiming the same item costs 20 cents per pair elsewhere. It argues paying 20c is unnecessary since the 12c cuff offers the same value.
Ten Cent Bargain Sale On Gents Celluloid Collars
A local bargain advertises gents celluloid collars for ten cents each. The sale promotes low prices and quick clearance, inviting customers to visit the store and take advantage of the limited offer.
The Mignon Special Glove Sale
A local advert promotes the Mignon Special glove at $1.00, claiming it offers the best value and features pearl buttons and gusset fingers. It asserts the $1.00 price beats any town purchase and urges readers to buy now.
Biarritz Gloves Offered at One Dollar Guarantee
A local ad promotes the best grade Biarritz Gloves priced at one dollar per pair with a guarantee either replacement or money refund. The offer emphasizes quality and affordability for shoppers seeking reliable gloves.
Dress Goods and Silk Warp Fabrics at Popular Prices
Dress Goods advertisement highlights Priestley's Silk Warp Eudora for the season. Mixtures and plain goods offered at 59c, 39c sale price this week. Wool and Silk Mixtures described as heavy, serviceable, exclusive styles at 58c.
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Priestley
McKinley Arrival to Be Welcomed at Topeka Meeting
Governor William McKinley heads to Topeka with a guarded reception plan. A speakers stand is set on the statehouse south side for his address, with crowd seating on the stone steps and no parade. Major George W. Wood and Col J W F Beeks marshal the events, and mounted clubs escort the train at 1 30 AM.
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William McKinley
Ohio
Topeka
Statehouse
State House
McKinley
James A. Troutman
J. W. F. Beeks
Committee of
Hughes
Wm. McKinley
Santa Fe
Minston Township
Mounted Flambeau Club Sod Bicycle Club
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Harrison
Tenth
van Buren
John M. Wilkerson
5. P. Wade
Geo. W. Wood
H. J. Tiyus
A. A. Rowley
A. Kuykendall
D. N. Bardge
County Central
Spa
H. M. Phillips
Phillips
Gov
McKisley
Snes Pind
J. J. Cubbison
PP. Campbell
Webster
Lambeau Display
County Central Committee
J. W. F. Huauss
Notions and Trimmings Prices from Silk Ribbon to Lace
Advertises various notions items with prices including silk baby ribbon in all colors, Valencennes lace, toutache braids, serpentine braids, nickel plated buckles, fascinators, lace trims, hair ornaments, handbag and pocketbook lace, and related craft goods.
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Valencennes Lace
Toutache
Cepeann
Kinley Visits Missouri Basketball Leaders in Kansas City
Kinley arrived in Kansas City this morning aboard the special St. Louis train. He met with reception committee members including Charles Shattner of the Republic committee and E G Edwards editor of the Kansas City Journal. A speaking engagement in the city was scheduled for this afternoon before continuing to Topeka tomorrow morning.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Ge Kinley
St. Louis
Barnes
Kay Kas
Vormpoeed
Charles Shattner
Republice Committee
Jarves Ilarkiew
Missouri League of F Can
E.G
Kausay City
Hand in Hand Political Campaign Notes Show Tactics
Publican mod Democratic Cow uses same campaign meter in a November era scene. Reports describe Republican and Democratic committees sending out materials to influence voters. A Nebraska GOP aide remarks on campaign literature effectiveness as a party effort unfolds.
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Wasursaton
Malin
Democratic Congressionu
Ergerreniah
Eee
Nebraska
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