YACHT RIVALS COLUMBIA AND SHAMROCK NEAR IN BRITISH-AMERICAN BATTLE
New York reports a series of mishaps since the Columbia and Shamrock campaigns began with the Columbia’s heel mast breaking during a Newport cruise ahead of Defender. Both yachts are docked at Newport awaiting the next races as efforts continue to test strengths, with the Shamrock refining sails and the Columbia boasting more trials and some decisive wins against Defender.
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New York
Columbia Way
Shamrock
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Revokls
Fife
Baltsey
Debis
Aes
Mallee
Rival yachts ready to duel for cup in October races
The article details the Shamrock and Columbia matchups with captains Bare and Magarth, noting speed, wind work, and expected conditions. It outlines race formats from October 3 to 7, starting lines near Sandy Hook, course types, timing signals, and contingencies for delays, repairs, and disqualifications.
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Columbia
Charley Bare
Shamrock
Archie Magarth
Wringer
Sitch
Whiel
Long Intend
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Hook
Scotland
New York
Wichering
Fred
Poultry Masting Meeting Notice in Topeka Club
The Topeka Pineler association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at the Commercial Club rooms, 67 Kassas avenue. An interesting program has been prepared and all interested in poultry are invited to attend.
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Topeka Pineler’ Association
Commercial Club
Kassas Avenue
Thieves Are Caught After Scotsman Looting Crew Arrests
Montreal reports 22 crew members of the Scotsman arrested with plunder after the ship's wreck. Police seized diamond rings watches and clothing as officers swarmed the ship Mantfort and then sent the loot ashore at Montreal. The Ottoman’s 26 crew members face expected further seizures as divers scour the river bottom for stolen goods.
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Montreal
Dr. Chalmers
Hong Kong
Dominion Line
Quebec
Dr.Chalmers
Ange
Pliinga
Scotsman
Lester
Worann
Five Desperadoes Escape Newport County Jail
Five men held in Newport county escaped custody amid a robbery case from Portsmouth car stables ten months ago. The group, described as among the county’s most desperate, fled from the institution today.
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Newport
R. 1
Newport County
Portsmouth
HomeSeeker's Excursion Tickets To Wide Range Of Points
October 2 and 17 the Santa Fe will sell tickets to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texico for one fare but a round trip. See Santa Fe agents for particulars. The Letter Brand Portland Cement guaranteed equal to any cement made by J Thomas Lbs Co 24 Van Burenster Telephone 662 Kansan avenue and U P i telehone 663.
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Vis Gasts Fe
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Lauttians
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texico
J. Thomas Lbs. Co
van Burenster
Kansan Avenue
Telehone
Topeka News Roundup and Local Happenings
The school board meets tonight. J. F. Jarrell has gone to San Francisco. Dr A McGuire returns home from Boston. Schumer Nichola back from Chicago. Weather issues mention rain and two weeks of vacation influencing events. Kansas City midway tempts Topeka, football games draw fashion, and local theatres plan December plays. The paper notes city repairs, public events, and staff movements amid a busy Topeka scene.
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J. F. Jarrell
San Francisco
A. McGuire
Boston
Schumer Nichola
Chicago
Niall
Crawford Trator
Ares
Abs
Acune Warner Wiiden Bonday Ateerseons
Uinda Sc
Targa Trols Police
Ford Theater
WealesGay
Kansas City
Braith
Santa Fe
Ahraerly
Kansas i' Nivel Mueetl
Academy
Elena
Stepher
Texas
Alice Lagmett
Kansnevenue
J. W. F. Hughes
Kn.g
G. Dreyer
Carl
Tospeka
Farnsworth
Second Street
Topeka Avenue
Mra
Sarah Herren
C. M. Sheldon
Startee
Rachel
Kia Freight
de Hudson
Lawrences
Mee Washburn
Werner Boye
Tou
Sinter
Bas Tifially
Omcar Swayse
J. Fred Levit
Cipcka
Chestnut Street
D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Wonderful results from Morrow’s Kidney Oids cure backache
Topeka buyers report relief from kidney disorders after using Morrow’s Kidne-oids. Testimonies claim complete pain relief and no recurrence, with products offered by John Morrow & Co. in drug stores.
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Topeka
Morrow
Shick
Wm. Shick
Iumbao
Eclatica
Ascora
Anyswan
Erode
Manufacby
John Morrow & Co
Topeka News Briefs on Meetings and Local Events
Local notes report the annual Nat Farmers congress meeting in Boston and Topeka civic happenings. Judge Simmons and wife featured in a social item. Monroe street pavement work begins under supervision. Topeka Whist Club to hold its annual meeting next Monday evening. sports items include a duck pins game and a winter tournament plan. local legal news covers a divorce suit and a retraining order involving the Santa Fe railway.
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National Farmers’ Congress
Atuirney
Isephart
Ron
Mazen
B. F. Simmons
Ieee Pork
Simmons
Monroe Street
Trina
Ailton
Parmers’ National Sonareau
Boston
Sra
Topeka
Dewey -Prackes Clearettos
Ailtie
Tim
Tusenia Blair
Sim
Crawford
Hamers
Charles Wax
Kansas
Manila
al Wick
Iyckets
Walle
Dee
Barks Iocenidente
Topekas
Chas
Stewart
Serpeane
Aea
Dwiie
Shane
WF. Fagan
Republican County Central Committee
Mekinn
Metab
James J. McFerran
Pie
McFarlan
Kansan
Cleveland
Cultaga
Nettle Smith
Banta Pe
Nettie Cole
Santa Fe Pany
Judes Hanen
Topeka Whist Club
Rooma
N Weat Sixth Street
Rock Island Route Topeka Special Train Arrives Kansas City
The Rock Island Route offers a Topeka departure at 7:30 a.m. reaching Kansas City at 8:25 a.m. A 3:55 p.m. train adds extra coaches for the Kansas City event. Return from Kansas City at 11:90 p.m., arriving Topeka at 12:20 midnight. Also notes about the Webster Fuel Co and a Valcos Lecture drawing for seat selection at the Ellist school building tomorrow afternoon. A social dance by Home Lodge No. 3766 A. A. at KP hall Tuesday evening October 3. Morgan's rake event mentioned.
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Hook Island
Topeka
Kansas City
Torpeka
A. A
KP. Hall
North Topeka Community Notices and Visits
Local item notices from North Topeka list residents returning from visits to Dr. offices in Iola and St Louis, trips to Kansas City, Laceyville, and Chicago, household plans, church meetings, school events, and social visits. Several entries note hospitalities, church activities, and a harvest program at the Baptist church, with residents like Ofield, Burgen, Paramore, Morse, Watts, Sundmyer, Kuall, Nystrom, Wortman, and others referenced in passing.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Evenue
Will Ofield
N. Burgen
Iola
Zoe Paramore
Ledao
Gil Fairchild Street
Costley
Mrs. J
Morse
Dot Watts
Kansas City
A. W. Lacey
Laceyville
Pu W. N. Grote
Heinz Pickle Company
Seymour
Hilleboro
St. Louisy
Miner
Quincy Street
Pennsylvania
Kansas Avenue M. E
Christian Church
W. B Petro
Belsit
A. M. Petro
Wm. Dryer
Doris Offerman
Chicago
Albert Sundmyer
Lockwood
Rani Sundmyer
Logan Street
Wimont
Henry Abel
Henry
Hope
Mabel King
East Gordon Street
Ohio
Bessie Perdue
Beloit
Mia
Maud Irons
Isabel Prowdst
Monroe Street
Annie Nystrom
Cuitford
Louis Nystrom
Kate Wortman
J. B. Watts
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jackson Street
Baptist Church
W. A. Costley
Aurore
Miles H. Murray
Hays City
Mulroy
Leedy
West Gordon Street
George
Wm. Sharp
Rochester Cemetery
Newton Hunter
Grocers and butchers to host banquet for Twentieth regiment
Members of the Krovers and butchers of Tops gather at the Commercial club rooms tonight at eight to organize a banquet honoring the Twentieth regiment. Committees will be appointed, and all city grocers and butchers are urged to attend for preparation and support of what promises to be the grandest state event yet.
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Ances Fes
Topeks
Wil
Twentieth
Inorter Usu
France Sides With Boers Opposed to Highest Civilization
New York dispatch reports French opinion shifts as war looms between Great Britain and the Transvaal. Paris dislikes British power and pressuring nationalist sentiment, showing sympathy for Kruger's republic. Officials fear European power balance and potential upheaval if Britain prevails, warning any interference affects Africa’s future.
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New York
Great Britain
Transvaal
Transvaal Republic
Spain
France
Critein
Pater
Maerecetal
Danny
Traly
Justine
Agricia
Africa
Kruger
Brewers Seek Tax Cut in Beer to Aid Democrats
Chicago reports Milwaukee brewers press for lowering the internal tax on beer from 22 barrels and urge the Democratic party to adopt a platform declaration endorsing reduced beer taxes to influence national policy.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
United States
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Rbach & Guettel
Avery Pati Dente
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