Dewey popularity dominates New York crowd after trial verdict
The piece reflects on reactions to Captain Carter and Admiral Dewey amid national politics and press sentiment. It notes Barker and Pattison as minor figures, contrasts Dewey with Schley and Sampson, and cites strong public applause for Dewey during recent demonstrations in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Eampeon
Dewey
New York
Admiral Schicy
Admmiral
Sampnon
Sehiry
Sampson
Domestic parcel post plea amid cross country mail borders
A critic argues for a genuine domestic parcel post by comparing rates and routes for goods sent to Germany versus intranational postal shipments. The piece notes weight limits, steamer routes via England, and cost disparities between U S and European destinations, urging fairer internal mail privileges. The discussion cites eleven pound packages, rates per pound, and sample routes like Boston to Washington and San Francisco to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
England
English
Boston
Washington
New Haven
Toston
New York
San Francisco
West Indies
Dawoom City
Calcutta
London
Modern Mercenary and Other New Books Noted
A roundup of recent publications highlights Rand Hesketh Prichard and sons works titled As Modern Mercenary, praised for an engaging love story where duty clashes with happiness. Other items include The Bow Legged Ghost, piracy tale on 18th century seas, The Man Who Dared, Tranper R809, and Trooper 280% with notes on Dreyfus context and author backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Hesketh Prichard
Doubleday and McClure Company
New York
Meltas: Book and Stationery Company
Ms. Prichard
Elven
H. Heron
Lionel Deere
Chas. Scribners Sons
Dreyfus
Air
Decle
Vingland
Dreary Reports from London on Americans in the Philippines
The Times prints a Manila letter dated August 21 claiming Aguinaldo regains village influence and funds disturbances. It says Aguinaldo offers double the reward for rifles, casting doubt on General Otis’s economy and hospital needs. The writer blames policing and hospital underfunding for American difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philippines
the Times
Manila
Aguinaldo
Thete Aguinalde
Manthit
Otis
Murderer Insane at Fort Riley Soldier Held
Eugene Hagan, attorney for Joe the soldier jailed for a Fort Riley murder, sought a three expert sanity commission in federal court. Judge Hook will consider the request tomorrow morning. Witnesses are scattered to Manila Porto Rico and other points. defense expenses for witnesses discussed. Judge Hook went to Leavenworth and will return for forenoon court at 10:40 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hagan
Joe
Fort Riley
Hagan
Hook
Leavenworth
Bases of Prosperity in a Currency Driven Era
Econombits discuss solid bases of prosperity tied to ample currency. Over expansion of business and speculation may outpace money sources, risking a market squeeze. Caution urged to keep transactions in legitimate trade and production to sustain prosperity, with New York's stock exchange volatility cited as warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wteck Exchange
Baske
Gould
No Actual Loss in Wealth Despite Stock Price Decline
A Cincinnati Commercial paper argues Wall Street price dips reflect paper gains rather than real wealth loss. It contends production factors remain intact and genuine wealth is unchanged, noting inflated stock values fell once withdrawal needs arose, leaving the economy still capable of growth despite the apparent decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Lee
Cincinnati
Surprising Globe Snippets From Atwinson Chronicle
A jumble of colorful social maxims and odd anecdotes from Atchison readers. Discussions touch on gender, reputation, fashion, soup making, and a Christian Science dialogue. The column weaves humor with daily life, noting local idiosyncrasies and community quirks.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Fragmented lines reflect aphorisms about prudence and pride, caution and wealth, with scattered phrases suggesting a reflective column or editorial snippets from a Chicago newspaper page. The text contains misspellings and garbled segments but centers on personality, money, and social behavior.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece notes that no woman reveals her clothes cost and ridicules trends and femininity. It mocks explanations of a woman’s soul and argues about men’s fears toward women. The tone is provocative and humorous with social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Press
No Eye Like the Master’s Eye Advertisement Claim
An 19th century style patent medicine pitch touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood, kidney, bowel, and liver troubles. A user testimonial from Fulton, N.J. reports improved appetite, sleep, and family relief after taking the remedy and Hood’s Pills, noting prior unsuccessful doctor treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ae Botis
Kenny Street
Pittsvarg
J.J. Serrin
Fulton
Soldiers Reception for Betagib Meeting in Topeka
A defective 1900s OCR item describes a soldiers reception event held at five o clock in a commercial stub room. It lists numerous organizers and attendees including chairpersons secretaries and club members. The fragmented text names Betagib organization figures and several Topeka groups such as The Grocers and Butchers and The Federated Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BET Agib
Saewiber
Thason
C. Holman
Fr Gehie
Ivarnee K. We Malvane
West
Hotran
T Alma
el Erin Vat Henderson
Abs Sidiabe Gee Fienherat
Munars
ceneral_ J
W. Bse Fox
H. Parade
Aptal
Ifs
Rutter
Me Sou
Got
Dy Soren
Otte Fi Rueta
Green
Janes Hameey
Hi Inohh
Dh Batterson
A. Br
A. Troutman
Kiine
David Goermeier
Eaward Wider
Chae J
Wr Ool
Hi Coulter
Gow
Wy. Ritchter
Gro A. Chur
Sei. Cole
A. A
Aod
Belson
W. Joe Kolkene
Araies Davis
Chan
Mu BH PD
Beagle
Salen Horey Gavitt
Bawnet
Topeka
Pel
England Wins Venezuela Boundary Award Expected Tomorrow
Parle October 2 2 30 p m The Venezuela boundary tribunal has concluded its deliberation and will read the award tomorrow in the presence of representatives of Great Britain and Venezuela The secretaries are preparing the document It is said on good authority that the award will be a decided victory for Great Britain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Venezuela
Chicago Coal Famine Threatens City Markets
Chicago faces a coal famine as dealers lag on orders and supply fears mount. Miners and wholesalers' coal association discusses the shortage sparked by car and vessel delays and strike actions, with estimates of 390 to 200 cars per dealer needed to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coal Association
Tardey
Miners and Wholesalers’ Coal Association
Local Meeting Notes and Community Announcements
A local notice details a public meeting with arrests related to a disturbance and a fire incident. Will Bradbury is nominated for trustee, J. H. Kvains named clerk and treasurer, while the Yoeat Kensae Rion group plans a gathering at the Commercial club. Members urged to attend. committee plans and secretary’s contacts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil White
Earl Ting
Ter
Bite
Heypenstall
Topeka
Baturiay
Will Bradbury
J. H. Kvains
Arene
Se Shreve
Ntate Bouse
Refory Fn
Kanana City Talents Route to Rock Island Fare
Tickets on sale for Kanana City talents route with 82.00 round trip to Rock Island and 32.00 to Santa Fe. Return total 920 dollars via St. Louis Fair Festivities. Promote passenger travel and event schedule with regional route options and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
St. Louis
Death of James Young from morphine overdose
James Young of 10T Weet siteet died Saturday night from an overdose of morphine. He had long battled the habit and recently took the drug at home. He worked Friday night with a companion who did all possible to help. Young was a member of lodge 3 AO. The order will handle the funeral, to be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Apo
Ar. Young
Lodge 3
Wesleyan Methodists Name Kansas Conference Appointments
The Kansas conference of the Wesleyan Methodist church at Lawrence held sessions in Bismarck Grove and announced year appointments across Topeka Osage City Burlingame and other communities. Rev. G. B. Howard of Topeka was elected president and Rev. E. Hiegina of Oklahoma named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence
Topeka
Carku
Euston
McLouth
A. BP. Lienard
Willis
T. Ford
M. McPhee
Borner Springs
D. D. Cole
Maple Hill
E. J. Franklin
Emporia Mission
BW. Smelter
Exbridge
HH. Gane
Osage City
Kendrick
Scranton
Mrz
H. J. Taliaferra
Burlingame
RK. C. McCord
Hollis
F.C. Hill
Aurora
Chas
Harrington
Grover
Jan
Burroughs
Toone
Porter Wilk
Haymond
H. Moat
Excel
HA. French
Chapman Creek
W. C. Hackett
Wilson
R. N. Buckner
Morrowville
E. H. Sewart
Harlon
W. ©. Huett
Dighton
C. M. Baneford
Norton
Gertrude Eaton
Evergreen
ES. Higgins
Northbranen
Ira
Bradley
Lowlard
W. H. Pressnall
Nebraska
Chesterle
Dawson County
Knox County
John Emery
G. Vivaton
Texas
Ft. Reena
Barnabas Lyman
Missouri
J. F. Beeson
Robert Daugherty
VC. Tallaferro
J. A. Williams
O W. Cooper
G. i. Howard
G. B. Howard
E. & Hiegina
Oklahoma
New Gas Franchise Promises Chicago Backing for Topeka Plant
W J Faulkner touring Topeka forecasts 2500 to 2600 subscribers to finance an $800000 gas and electric light plant. He says council support, quick deposit, and state law incorporation will launch the project within three months of passage. He claims patented gas manufacture lowers costs versus current company methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Faulkner
Topeka
Chicago
Faulkner
Tie
Counc
Nis
Sus Company
Typeka
The Mills Dry Goods Company Monday Oct 2d
The Mills Dry Goods Company announces events or sales for Monday October 2d. Details remain readable text from the period. The notice emphasizes the Mills Dry Goods Company and the specific date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mills Dry Goods Company
the Mills: Dry Goods Company
Two Johns Inadvertently Cleared In Family Quarrel Case
A warrant was issued for John Spann to keep the peace after a family quarrel. Deputy Deggan sought Spann at Santa Fe shops, but the man identified as John Spahn denied involvement. After a mix up, officers located the correct John Spahn who had been the quarreller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Degren
John Spann
Deggan
Ross
Santa Ie
Spahn
John Spahn
Bin
Sive Bond
Liquor Sales and Probate Notes in Sparse Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes reference liquor sales and probate matters. Names and dates are unclear, but entries mention judges and a druggist, with references to joint activity and a proceeding. The legible portions point to a period ledger style record of local commerce and court actions.
Town of Dunon Burns in Kansas City Line Fire
Dunon town on the Kansan City line of the Gulf railroad was destroyed by fire this morning. Fire crews saved some structures but the town suffered a loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Insurance coverage was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Dunon
Kansan City
Zisarare & Gulf
The Hottest Coon In Dixie presenting star entertainers
A company of 35 leading colored entertainers performs a mix of farce, vaudeville, and opera. Reserved seats on sale at Rowley Snows. Evening prices 15 25 45 50 and 75 cents. Matinee prices 15 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley Snows
Own Opics Own Opics All New This Season
Evening prices range 15 26 85 50 75 cents and matinee price 15 25 cents. Seats at Rowley and Snow's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shle
Rowley & Snow's
Women Fight Fire While Men Are Away at a Lodge Meeting
Strafford near Springfield, Missouri burned in a Sunday fire that left most residents away at a Woodmen meeting. Drought reduced water, forcing women to combat flames with blankets. Thorson’s general merchandise store suffered major loss, insurance coverage noted.
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Springfield
Strafford
Here
Thorson
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Carter
Wharton Barker
Admiral Dewey
Syelion Journal
Ot Dewey
United States
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Jotun
Melean
Ehvernor
Chin
Maurice Bennett
Italy
Impmaea
Bart St. Louis
Lad Mead
James Witcomb Riley
Werner Company
Doubs Clare Co
John = Ritter
G. W. Dillingham & Co
Mr. Ritter
Wu Banzamined
Atwinson Globe
Abe
Atchivon
Christian Science Jeader
Drake Watson
Christian Science Leader
Watson
Chicago News
Kanana City
Kansas Avenue
Wesleyan Methodists
NEW Kansas Books
Crane & Co
W. M. Davison
Thurston
St. Louis Republic
Sedalia
A. B. ‘Thurston
Haty
Santa Fe
J. C. Jamison
J. Mr. Meade
Jamison
Indian Territory
St Paul
St. Paul
NEW Gas
Wren
Gunther
Castoria
New Crawford Theater
Dixie
America
Bradford
Buren
Chas. Bennett
Optician
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