Autumnal convention to open in New York city
The Christian and Missionary Alliance holds its autumn convention from Friday with services at Carnegie Hall and Gospel Tabernacle. Notable speakers include Rev Dr James M Gray, Rev Dr Chappell of Boston, and Missionaries such as Lance and Speer. D W Lachewr plans to speak on Tibet and missionary work in the Philippines.
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New York
The
Christian
Gartegie Hall
Gospel Tabernacle
Eighth Avenue
Forty
Fourth Street
James M. Gray
Chappell
Boston
Menry Vories
Lenton
John Hoberto
Gen Otis Cables Dispatches From War Department
Washington reports Tulteringe dispatches received as Adjutant General lists October straggles in Philippines. August and September record four officers and fifty two enlisted men wounded or killed. several missing. Manila notes: steamer Seandred fodes wrecked at sea, typhoid deaths reported. remains conveyed to Otis.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
Deniha
Totadows
Kylie
Weange
Telgve
Malia
Pavnia
Bert Otis
Comemunling
Death by drowning in Hoboken river reported
The body of D. Estitmugh, president of Lew Erdand Loan and Trust Co., found in the river Saturday, viewed by County Physician of Converse at Holman’s Morgue in Hoboken. Death certified as drowning, burial planned in Des Moines after arrangements with the widow.
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Chicairo
New York Age
Estitmugh
Lew Erdand
Ana ‘Trust Company
Satunley
Holman
Iorgus
Hoboken
Converse
Muielab
Bothipnt
Perente
Moergae
Stippime
Des Moines Tursday
Death of Caroline Miskel Hoyt in New York
Caroline Miskel Hoyt, second wife of playwright Hest, died in New York. She passed away shortly after giving birth to her son, who also died minutes later. Mother and child to be buried together.
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New York
Caroline Miskel Hoyt
Hest
Ds Dund Shoe
C. C Seales
Coyineton
Miso
Majestic Stranded Near Detour Mich
The Canadian passenger steamer Majestic carrying passengers and merchandise from C Norwood to Dolch is ashore at the east end of the Deummond island on Lake Tiron. Tugboats rushed to the scene as the steamer remained stuck in an expected position today.
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Majestic
C Norwood
Dolch
Strandest
Deummondeland
Lake Tiron
Fire damages Ye Tavern in Chicago near Washington Park
A fire partly destroyed the former Ye Tavern at Fifty-fifth Street and Cottage Grove, near the Washington Park entrance, a popular World’s Fair resort area. Several people escaped suffocation as smoke filled the building today. A Queen’s special to Omaha mentions Tuesday travel and a $2.00 round trip fare.
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Burne Chicago
Fifty-fist Street
Cottage Grove
Sme Thay
Washington Park
Cincinnati Proposes Winter Quartering of 5000 Troops
Washington reports a delegation from Cincinnati presented a city proposal to the war department to house 5,900 soldiers for winter at Oakley park. The plan includes barracks, water and tents at a cost of 81,000 per month. The committee’s effort drew a favorable initial report from Quartermaster Hin and Secretary Alger will review the representations.
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Washington
Wibart
Nation
Moe
Oakley Park
Hin
Alger
Armed With Shovels Troops Prepare to Bury Indians
Minneapolis dispatch reports troop actions against an Indian tribe amid tensions over a council. Lieutenant Humphrey and twenty men of the Third Infantry move to the reservation, with ongoing debate over representation and federal authority. Patrols guard the area while leaders argue about force and timing.
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Minneapolis
Humphrey
Santiago
Catia Sam
Walter Yates kills wife then suicide in Chortada
In Chortada near here on October 2 Walter J Yates shot his wife and a man named North, then killed himself. Mrs North died later. details note the tragedy and the deceased. Also included are unrelated items about presidential appointments in Washington.
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Walter J. Yates
Chortada
Town
KJ. North
Esesx
Here
Besieged by Boys Traps Schlesinger Family in West Taylor
A mob of 40 to 200 boys besieged Isaac Schlesinger and his family for about thirteen hours at their West Taylor Street home. The family, without food, barricaded doors as attackers shouted threats and hurled stones. Police were notified when night fell and the crowd dispersed.
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Chienen
Isaac Schlesinger
West Taylor Street
Schlesinger
Schlesinger Wischisel
Lee
Schlenither
Hobletinger
Schlessinger
Etrickbata
Bova
Fight on usurers sparks action by St Louis police
St Louis officials including Governor Stephens and Police Commissioner Hawes returned from New York where they urged Western Union Telegraph to rescind a wage-disparity rule. Telegraphers, rail workers, and others faced usury-like charges up to 40 percent monthly, prompting a new club fight and promise of legal action free of charge. A Commercial Club meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening February 4 at 1 pm.
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St Louis
Railrand
St. Toul
St. Louis
Harry& Mawen
New York
Commercial Club
Het
Licetian
Oda Pellows
Swat Green
Society Notes Brightens Topeka Saturday Parade
Saturday afternoon a flower parade amused the block between Tenth and Eleventh on Topeka Avenue with children in fancy dress and tiny wagon chariots. The King and queen rode in state in a decorated cart while a queen led the procession. A tally Ho party at Silver Lake featured a picnic supper, boating, and chaperons Mr and Mrs CG J Smith. The Stedman Club plans its first meeting this evening with poems and papers to be read by members and guests welcome.
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Tenth
Topeka Avenue
Mike Anns Mose
CG J. Smith
Santa Waters
Fe Waters
Emma Dennis
Watsy Clarke
Leavenworth
Emily Illiott
Lida Bergen
Eleanor Work
Mix Jean Fr
Parl McParland
Lilian McFarland
Virgie Payne
Mass of
Lawrences
Horace Macferran
Charlie Tllott
Burl Case
Harry Wood
Myiton Sélie
Dean Waters
Thad Payne
Harley Hamilton
John Work
Juin Alicams
Plelshwins
Luther Nellie
Stedman Club
Sarch Hargreaves
Garretoon
Wo H
Ditadbury
Me. Crargell
J. Hague
George W. Parkhurst
Dottie
Laura
Anna Tilson
Ohio
Silks Als
A. X. Campbell
Horton
Topekan
N. F Campbell
Tyler
Callie Wellhouse
Claelimaul
Cito
Miss Cutter
Gertrude Aro
Serence
Ransie City
W. H. Johnston
Mabel Rogers
Laawyrence
Edith Davy
Tude Nichols
Salina
France Harris
Ottawa
Roberta Wasson
T. G. Weer
Pittsburg
BE. Price
West Tenth Street
C.lytye
Moberly
B. E. Trythe
Mika May Critchfield
W. W. Phillipps
Oskaloosy
Tenrietta Jackson
Winfield
Lillian Whittelock
W. S. Kinnear
Detroit
Mich
M.cr. R
J. 5. Hobson
Banta Fe
Miswee Hessie
Katherine Pennet
Atchison
Myrtle
Irah Doyle
Dick Rogers
Lawrence
Peter Alien
Hugh Todd
D. Simmon
Atchicon
Junin Nicholson
Joan Clayes
Mire Letitia Lamb
Manhattan
Mayme Hallarin
Jeannette Wheeler
Edith Davis
Lou Sharpe
Georgiana Wasson
Bessie Eider
Chicago
Clara Grand
Arthur Fallee
R. &. Johnson
TK. Lemon
Hahanaman Medical College
John H. Clemton
Fort Worth
Tex
J. H Martin
Topeka
Toronto
Canada
Clapton
B. of L. F
Frank Lawson
Superior
Nelie Vinkting
Anna
Shany
Hatile Sweesey
Army mustering needs prompt reorganization for garrison duty
Washington officials face mounting pressure to discharge individuals and reorganize the army for future garrison service in the islands and the states. Requests from lawmakers and families flood the War Department, pushing consideration of Bolte arrangements to secure a stable force despite reduced muster-out hopes for entire regiments.
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Washington, Dct
Mus
Turnerfest Notes Highlight Early Morning Rope Feats
Breke Davis led the field by climbing a 42 foot rope and returning 1 foot without stopping. Mike Herbaldsheimer from Marysville vaulted 5 feet 10 inches, tying with Krause 44 among the Turners. Otto Kuehme coordinated operations, earning praise for his pivotal role. Visitors arrived early to Turner garden as spectators gathered before 10 o'clock. A missed appearance by Miss Rose disrupted plans for the day. The Leavenworth bugle band provided entertainment and the sapitwich rush remained a constant feature, with many young women watching the boys perform difficult feats. The evening crowd filled the hall, though space was tight, causing some dizziness among dancers.
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Breke Davis
Mr. Davis
Mike Herbaldsheimer
Marysville
Krause
Otto Kuehme
Turner Garden
Rose
the Garton
Buble
Leavenworth
Fourth Immunes to Sail From Fernandina for Cuba
A dispatch reports the US transport Roumania ordered from New York will arrive soon to take on board the Fourth Immune regiment from Jacksonville for Manzanillo, Cuba. The regiment forms part of the Seventh Army Corps. The port holds about 23,000 tons of coal and is slated as a major embarkation point for the corps.
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Chicago
Fernandind
United States
Roumania
New York
Tursiay
Wil
Jacksonville
Manzanillo
Cuba
Seventh Army Corps
Seventh Corps
Langtry's Filly Dancing Wave Wins Nottingham Handicap
London October 3 Mr Jersey's Dancing Wave a four year old chestnut filly ridden by Tod Sloan won the Nottingham handicap of 60 sovereigns with betting at 9 to 4. The slaughter lists include remarks on Santa Fe Route low excursion fares to Pittsburg and other points with limited dates and special round trip prices.
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Tod Sloan
London
Mr. Jersey
Grand Commandery of
Kansas
Pittsburg
Santa Fe
Washington
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Hay Association Announces Standing Committees Listings
The National Hay Association announces its standing committees including Arbitration and Investigation with members from Cincinnati Detroit and Cleveland. Names listed include F Collins J Getaendenge L Rogers W Dawes and J Brewer among others as part of party affiliations and regional representation.
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Tachinati
DW. Cliffog
Hay Areochatlai
F. Collins
Cintinmati
Association
Committee On
Hon—G. & Root
Cincinnati
F. G. TwnKaries 1
Michiwel
Assurif Compal
Oar
Lil. J. Getaendenge
Juittmorps
Sievaland
Steadevilee
Aovin Clegg
FES Fea
Remnant Adabinwe
Fee Bavissa
Is He Clairvoyant Paul Alexander Johnstone Sparks Local Debate
A town discusses Paul Alexander Johnstone amid praise and skepticism from a prominent physician. The doctor recites experiences claiming mind reading, palmistry, and diagnosis, noting benefits while admitting possible thought reading and revelation elements. He mentions palm readings at Ald Harrison Street and a $1 fee, urging engagement.
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Paul Alexander Johnstone
Johnstone
Mim
Karnival Knights and Cadets Join Miss Rose Excursion
Queen Rose leads Karnival Knights and Boyd Girl Cadets on a Santa Fe train excursion to Omaha with a Kansas building headquarters at the Midway Topeka Day features, a band parade, special arrangements, and a return trip Thursday.
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Rose
Santa Fe
Omaha
Ftdenoon
Tore
Egletts
K. K. Manolin Club
Kansas
Excahalanata
Topeka
Kansas Commission
Boyd Girl Cadets
State House
Murder Trial Tells of Brother-In-Law's Death
In a reported murder case, W. J. Baldemean described his brother in law's death as details emerged from the scene. The proceedings include testimonies about the shooting and the sequence of events leading to the fatal incident.
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W. J. Baldemean
North Topeka Local Notes Of Social And Weather Visits
In North Topeka many residents were seen visiting kin in nearby cities while others traveled for family events. The list includes Mrs. Chapman escaping malaria fever and Mr. Emil Apel visiting Carbonate Valley after a visit to his basin with Mrs. Kate Fuschoer and many others noted at home and in town. A church ceremony in Keokukta featured Mr. and Mrs. Cankie announcing their engagement with a quiet Wednesday evening reception and the Keokukta event highlighted by Rev. W. J. Byer. a North Topeka baptist hall hosted gatherings, with local families like the Hager and Marple clans mentioned among Weekend movements and funeral rites. The train and station activity, and the delayed records of local births and deaths, fill the brief social column.
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MR. White
C Chapman
Gunaba
KW. Winn
Bans City
Wow
Crittgpiter
Sry
Conklin
Todd
Thomas
Emil Apel
Rattwat Carbonate
Kate Fuschoer
Acim A & Post
Nock
Kun Misses
Defiy
Palin
Pee Turbedl
Ladeie
Siler
Tg Soren Alia Traeni
Wirt van Spee
Ohio
Sheldon Stone
Neo Hanks
Jasas City
Beth Pet
Topeka
Minna Minit
Hoyt
Mise Brokat
Dewes
Abitiono
Biber
Wu Bury Street
Henry Wise
Arthur
Hires
Bramarswan
Tod
Saute Sedna
Bes
Saundermn
Satta Fe
Georen Fuueh
North Topeln
Kiiner
Case
Taylor
Malte
Kimporla
Charles
Dinghiee
Rug Fjanmainen
Kich’ Marple
Korhosier
Tle Terestty Seth
Teddy Oren
Turemann
Charles Lukens
Frank Goutiman
Cafran
Charley Senith
Redwater Cemetery
Fell Off the Bridge Mystery Absurdity
Fragmentary report describes a man from Philadelphia who fell from a bridge into water. The body appeared after the incident, with unclear names and details due to garbled OCR.
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He Penguyn
Georgia Editors on a Tour Denver Col Opt 2
A group from Georgia, about ten in number, stopped in Denver for several days during a return trip from Salt Lake. They planned to take the Queen’s special to 0 with the Karniveal Knights and a $2.50 round trip fare was noted.
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Georgia
Denver
Col
Auiber
Bietersag
Salt Lake
Karniveal Knights
Rock Island Excursion to Omaha This Week
Rock Island offers round trips to Omaha for a gala exposition week. Fares listed include 3.50 to 3.60 for round trips with dates in October. Information from agents and club representatives about train times and special events accompanies the advertised excursion.
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Omaha
Modoc Club
Rock Island
Sabes Ny
Sus
Csp Mudock Club
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A. M. Fuller
Philippines
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EB. Guild
GEN. Otis Cables
D.O Eshbaugh
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L Ler
Fiorida
Internal Revenue
District of Florid
George H. Green
Texas
John E Pillsbury
W. F H. Reeder
Frank W. Barnett
Myles Joyce
Navy
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Bischof Sons and
Griswold-Palmers
Society News
Turnfest
Langtry
HAY Association
Regarda Johnstone
Chica
Waroniche Anys
W. Ts Hatleman
Baers
Haldeman Paper Company
Lockland
Cinconati Sulurt
Seneter B. c
He Bullets
Tay
Richanison
Hs Avenue
Rawls
Ren
Stan
Arava Knights
Omatm
Return
Dallas
Karnival Knights
North Topeka
San Francisco
George Puller
Aid & Glever
Uicemunnes
Sui Ceil
Vincent
Rock Island Excursion
Sore Island
Oman
McKinsey
Army and Navy
Spodeain
Rval Knights
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