Hearst Plans for University of California Buildings
Dispatch from New Fork reports jury in international competition for Hearst architectural plans for the University of California. About a hundred plans examined with several outside selections under consideration. Jury to California in June 1529 to select final contract. buildings may be completed within twenty five years. Mrs Hearst hosted Antwerp authorities and jury at a banquet.
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New Fork
Te Journal Pub— Tinhes
Rae
Ias
Thous
Burabaud & Baubain
Paris
E Bernard
F Bian Weblit
Zurich
de Dexpenteler
Stephen Godman
Berton
Rudolph Tek
Vienna
Preelander
New York
Howells
Stakes & Hornbost
Hewlett & Hall
Whitney Warren
California
Bre
Hearet
Regents
University of California
Th Ie
Hearst
Antwerp
Pascal
Local dramatic notes draw crowds at Crawford theater
Henry's minstrel group drew strong applause for vocal and instrumental routines while Thurston's Musical Comedy opens Monday December 10 at Crawford theater with Irish fare Realdoor's Pie and a vaudeville act. prices start at ten cents with ladies admitted free nights.
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Thurston
Crawford Theater
Erealdoor
Pie
Rock Island Excursion to Omaha at Exposition Week
Rock Island offers a special round trip to Omaha for the exposition week priced at 3.50. Tickets available through A M Fuller City Messenger Agent or Modoc club members for details on train times during the McKinley day events in October.
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Omaha
M. Fuller
City Warsenger
Modoc Club
Rock Island
A. M. Fuller
Triennial Conclave Ticket Deal for Knights Templar
The Knights Templar announce a round trip fare for the Triennial Conclave to be held in Pistabarg Pa October 10 to 14. Tickets are available from all points on the Union Pacific. For exact dates of validity and fare limits, contact F A oe city ticket agent or J C Fulton depot agent.
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Knights Templar
Pistabarg
Uni Pacific
F. A. Oe
J. C Fulton
Turbulent North Topeka Notes Include Visitors and Local Moves
A fragmentary North Topeka item records visits to Omaha and Kansas City, local commissioners and residents traveling for events, and social updates. It notes Mrs. A. M. Cockerell and daughter Leta of Pueblo visiting Topeka, Florence M. Grieet’s teaching role, and a church election with Mite Winks Troutma as president. An accident near Albion is mentioned, with a funeral procession and casualties, plus details of a woman taken to a hospital after a wreck and a subsequent party scene on Kansas Avenue.
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Tinenges
Pia Calyens
A. I
Omaha
Kansas
Wiliams
Jubas
L. Courtney
Kansin City
Acre
Liam Stene
Carbon
Emil
A. M. Cockerell
Dangter Leta
Pueblo
Kaneus City
Ae BR. Lavoe
Troutma
Rintee Pemadent
Mtr
Mise
Florence
Filia
Albion
Tinibemiti
Lave Morraal
Poe Costto
Cathe
Kansan
Mr. Frenon
Blind People Meet in St Louis for Higher Education Aid
The American Blind People's Higher Education aid General Improvement Association gathers blind men and women from across the country in St. Louis. The convention aims to push for a universal print for the blind and supports higher education with regional schools and department creation in existing institutions.
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St. Louis
American Blind People's Higher Education Aid General Improvement Association
Conntention Il St. Leis
Prominea Tr
Rendine
Yall
Sonereis
First US troops unfurl flag in Citadel of Quebec
In Quebec City a United States unit unfurled the stars and stripes for the first time in the Citadel. The ceremony marked the Ancient and Venerable Artillery Company of Boston’s review by Canada’s governor general. Veterans from Civil War eras and Spanish conflicts received cheers from British residents in a scene described as impressive and orderly.
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Quebec
Bistary of America
United States
Guuches
Artilery Company of
Boston
Canada
Spain
Kirwhizholds
Queen Victoria's Domain
Santa Fe officials inspect Manhattan branch on tour
Santa Fe General Manager J. J. Frey, General Superintendent H. U7. Mudge, Chief Engineer James Dun and Division Superintendent C. T. Melaitan toured the Manhattan branch on an inspection trip. They departed Topeka last evening aboard a two coach and baggage car special to assess track safety and plan improvements.
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Manhattan
J. J. Frey
H. U7. Mudge
James Dun
C. T. Melaitan
Santa Fe
Topeka
Auditorium Meeting Postponed By City Council Absences
On account of the absence from the city of several members of the city council the auditorium meeting scheduled for this evening will be postponed until further notice. W. C. Stephens, Secretary.
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W. C. Stephens
Seey
Topeka Society Notes and a Wedding Party
Society news from Topeka details a Monday theater outing and a luncheon hosted by Mr John Mobson with guests including Mr and Mrs Avery Turner and Mrs Saunders of St Louis. A Monday evening wedding at Mrs A Damuth’s home united Miss Smith Hildebrand and Mr Ernest Pierson Smith of Cargé with a small family ceremony. The piece lists many visitors, trips, and local social engagements through October and notes several Topeka residents traveling to Omaha and Kansas City for events and holidays.
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John &. Mobson
Avery Turner
Saunders
St Louis
Mise Ruched Bugwin
Ottawa
Leslie Atin
Turner
Lumcheon
Tinle Midebirang
Ernest Pierson Smith
Cargé
Slater
A. Damuth
Troop Street
Meg
Hardin
Colurnda
W. F. Roehr
Aston Jetmore
Colorado
Charles H. Dick
Los Angles
Topwita
Ausxeitrude Johnson
General Johnson
Topeka
J. Shubert
Omaha
Wilson Cruver
Detroit
Mtr
C B Tyler
Ohithe
de. Milla
AJ J. Kitty
Ottiwis
W. Ee ‘Tromp
Hi. Wadeon
Kansas
Morehouse
Denver
Ate
King
Stra
Beare
Nisa Nell Coodrich
Glends
Sansas
Tessie McCannée
Amasa Akers
Kansas City
T. Howard
Edward Willer
John Norton
J. B. Termen
Lewis Ware
Mir
Mra
Marybell Warren
Fynparla
Warren
Mies Wintiie Talite
Chals Wit
3 O'Ciork
Byrn Davis
Sirs
G_ Noel
Sherman Gree
Chicage
Camp Grice
Fulton
Son Terrah
Judge
LS Smith
Columbia
Br. Amish
Carrie Tilsteneund
Milnois
H. Phillips
Rot Nichols
Aliee Goodhue
J. F. Bute
Anna McArthur
Harry Goodrich
BOTTLE TRUST COMPLETE The Last Plant Taken In The Fold
The Commercial Tribune reports from Anderson Indiana that John Echler president of Pennsylvania Glass Company and Alexander Mee Kee president of Flint Bottle Company along with Henry Waener president of Flint Glass Ingalls left for New York to form the Mint glass battle trust. Thirty four plants exist in the United States with options on twenty six. the trust will be formed on the model of the tithe well trust. Options expire Saturday. Major C T Dexey’s interest in the American Plate Glass company in Alexandria was sold to WD Kalm of Pittsburgh for 1290 dollars. Kahn thus secured a substantial stake in the plant, the world’s largest and the only one not controlled by the trust.
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Cincinnati
the Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
John Echler
Pennsyilvania Glass Company
Alexander MeeKee
Flint Bottle Company
Henry Waener
Flint Glass Company
Ingalls
New York
Mint Glass Bettie Trust
United States
Thetite Well Trust
C.T. Dexey
American Plate Glass Company
Alexandria
WD. Kalm
Pillsbure
Kahn
Iowa Returns After Belief She Left for Manila
Conflicting reports circulated about the U S battleship Towa after its return to New York harbor at 90 p m yesterday The ship is said to have been on a routine voyage with various observers claiming Manila bound routes while officials clarify the vessel s movements and status.
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Manila
New York
the Tribune
United States
Towa
New York Harbor
FECME
Snow Report For Minnesota Cities Stirs Threshing Pause
Reports from Crookston Fenton Hallucinatikin and twelve other northern Minnesota points indicate heavy snow in progress. Threshing has been suspended. A light snowfall fell in this city. Spam of delight Eagle's Silver Statue Cigars.
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Minnesota
St. Paul Minn
Crookston
Fenton
Hallucinatikin
Senator Chandler Comments on Philippine Question in Washington
New York dispatch reports Senator William B. Chandler’s return to New Hampshire after a Washington visit. He summarises talks with Senor Agoncillo and Senor Lopez, noting Agoncillo represents Aguinaldo and the provisional government. Agoncillo advocates Spain relinquishing the islands and self government with US guidance. He warns a US withdrawal could spark a bloody struggle if Spain attempts to reassert control.
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Chandler
Philippines
New York
Tribune
Washington
Senaor
William B. Chandler
New Hampshire
Senor
Felipe Agoncillo
Sixto Lopez
Manila
Senor Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Paris
Spain
Philippine Islands
United States
Islands
Spankin
Aguncilio
Judiimg
Senor Agenrilio
Tla Aseu
Kansas University Medics Win In Exposition Park Test
The Kansas university team defeated Mevice 6 to 0 in the first half of the game at Exposition Park. A large crowd attended under favorable conditions as Kansas held the early lead.
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Kansas
Kansas State Aulyeraine
Ais City
Kexposition Park
Rome
Kamass University
National League scores with varied results across cities
Baseball brief reports the National League scores including Boston defeating Baltimore 4 to 2, Philadelphia 4 to 2 over New York, and St Louis 7 to 2 over Chicago with Pittsburgh edging out Cincinnati 2 to 4.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelpha
New York
Lantisvilhe Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsbure
Post Office Changes in North Topeka Station
Clay Bowen a rural clerk at the North Topeka post office is charged with unauthorised actions. The subdistrict change from North Topeka to A Rovancoun and her aide fetes is investigated. Postmaster Guthrie decides Bowen’s removal and replacement by Mr Stovall amid Republican party involvement.
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Clay Bowen
North Topeka
Dha
Wci
Plac
Guthrie
Bowen
Stovall
Dewy
Police Judge Controversy Over Wartime Absence
A report from Garden City concerns Eo Jaimes Jonerts asking if a city council can remove a police judge for temporary absence while serving in the Twenty-fifth Kansas regiment. Judge Roberts, away on furlough, seeks restoration, arguing his stay was temporary. The matter was referred to J Herrick, who warned against preempting a court decision.
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Eo Jaimes Jonerts
Gonlen Cy
Royle
Roberts
Garden City
Kansas
Jais
J. Herrick
Goyse
Phillips Bond Approved for Shawnee County Treasurer
County commissioners review the accounts of Treasurer Stahl as his tenure ends. Captain Phillips, elected with other officials last spring, will take over next Tuesday. Phillips bonds filed for 150000 with Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, a first for Shawnee County treasurers.
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Stahl
HH. St. Phillips
Capt Phillips
Captain Phillips
St ix
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland
Shawnee County
Big Show Griswold presents Uncle Tom's Cabin in mammoth tent
Frank Griswold's mammoth production of Uncle Tom's Cabin fills a water-proof partition with 620 carloads of scenery. The company favors large city opera houses in winter and uses its own tent in summer, touted as the finest production yet seen in this country. On Saturday evening October 5 at Fourth and Quincy streets.
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Frank
Griswold
Serall
Mr. Griswoll
Fourth and
Quincy Streets
Fresh Instructions From White House On Philippine Policy
A Washington dispatch reports fresh instructions to the American commissioners in Paris following a White House talk among the president Secretary Hay and Secretary Long. The notes relate to the Philippines and aim to clarify details without altering main goals, as Major General Merritt’s stance favors retention of all islands. The dispatch signals the commission’s work will move toward the anticipated Friday reply to Spain and the potential for further steps in cession talks. Senor Felipe Agoncillo, Aguinaldo’s envoy, will be allowed to present facts to the commission.
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Paris
New York
Herald
Washington
White House
Hay
Long
Philippine Islands
France
Merritt
Maktinsey
Bec
Tatary Long
Adee Wna
Minse
Mre Thas
Day
Vinae
de Commission
United States
Provident
Mervitte
Vauizon
Armerican Commissionere
Briday
Philippines
Guam
Cuba
Porto Reo
Spanish West Indies
Madrid
Ite
Berar Senor
Felipe Agoncilla
Aguinaldo
Plent y to Eat on Yukon River Indicates No Government Expedition This Winter
Spattle Washington Oct 5 An estimate of provisions on the Yukon River shows no need for a government expedition this winter. Two steamship lines report about 20 000 tons of freight along the river with Dawson Circle City and Perry City holding large quantities. Alaska Commercial and North American lines have substantial stocks and new camps at Arctic City and Perry City. Arthur Beardster faces trial for carpenter tools, with a potential confession to Constable Rose, possibly leading to dismissal. Santa Fe Route offers return fare to Kausée City.
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Spattle
Wasy
Yukon
Tampart City
Eagle Ci
Perry City
Alaska Commercial Company
Dawson
Arctte City
North American Trading and Transportation Company
Five Miles
Removal of Rotunda Scaffolding Reveals Echoes and Frescoes
Full length scaffolding has stood in the state house rotunda for ten years, disfiguring the dome. Workmen lowered each timber by pulley, taking days. After removal, the rotunda shows a cavernous echoing gallery where conversations on the main floor can be heard clearly from above. The frescoed hours beneath the pillars are plain and criticized, with calls to replace them with artistic decorations.
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State House
Woeken
Teretunda
Cleveland Browns Clash Over St Louis Move
The Post reports a dispute over moving the Cleveland baseball team to St. Louis next year. Chris Von Der Ahe and backers claim Cleveland must join on equal terms, else no deal. Executives complain Cleveland lacks a home and fear loss of control and profits in St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Br Louie
St. Louis
Mackenfuss
SC Lowis Bravens
Ohio
Chris von der Ahe
Browns
Hsowper
Robton
Explosion at Exeranill Plant Kills One and Injures Three
A blast six miles from Verit Nuv destroyed the Panite plant and damaged a roller. The dead include engineer J. Sherrich and Mitchell who was injured. J. Witham suffered a broken jaw, Farny a broken leg, and Price, Lanery, and Cardinal sustained minor injuries. A single well of Weriagd was found. Investigators believe a misguided attempt to kill by cold water caused the incident.
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Exeranill
Yeste
Newrn BP Eanerly & Te
Verit Nuv
J. Sherrich
Mitchell
J. Witham
Lanery
J. Cardinal
Shure
Weriagd
Mammoth tusk claim sparks debate in Vancouver note
A fragmented report from Vancouver cites Stamford of Lath Alberta returning from the mike with a claim about enormous mammoth tusks and bore sizes. The tale describes tusks ten feet long with a diameter near seven inches and a hip bone socket measurement of eight inches, though details remain unclear.
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Vancouver
Alezender Stamford
Lath
Alberta
Mike Wed
Pilgrimage of Kansas Grand Commandery to Pittsburg Pa
Grand Commandery of Kansas plans a pilgrimage to Pittsburg Pennsylvania on October 8 1588 with a special train fare and tract ticket privileges offered by the Santa Fe Routes. Contact the Santa Fe Route agent for details.
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Grand Commandery of
Kansas
Pittsburg
Santa Fe
Agent Santa Fe
Hypnotist Johnstone Enchants Topeka Town
A modest figure named Johnstone arrives in Topeka and registers quietly at the Throne. Within ten days he robs a Harrison Street suite then proclaims private palmistry readings for one dollar. His fame spreads as society women, business people, and workers flock for consultations, with reports of remarkable cures and a hypnotic effect nationwide.
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Aduus Ivy Wooks
Sernce Memler Johnstone
Topeka W
Harrison Street
Canpe
Tong
Johnateny
Atate
Mrs Carnegie's Yacht Damaged in Georgia Coast Hurricane
Storm reports from Savannah to Darien describe widespread wreckage and many deaths. Boats collide near Darien and Fernandina. Jam up and Jimup towns report fatalities. Coastal villages suffer flooded shorelines, damaged cottages, and overturned vessels as winds and tides devastate mills, coal ships, and club property.
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Georgia
Savannah
Cosette
Sterling Station
Charles Wright
Tii Hood Great Uoliven
Rioé Fields
Giyae
Mokn
Tueh
Aemind
Isrume- Wick
Fernandina
Darien
Mhrondr Blanch Mopkins
Brinnie
Ferdinand
Raye
Bone
Jay Chena
Cumberland
Helen
Erkharke
Edia
Mina
Wwland
Charleston
Atsonle Island
Pans Strikers are Whipped in Panemind Labor Tense
A convoy of African American workers from Birmingham Alabama arrived to replace miners in Panemind. Deputies gathered in Simple Central yards to protest, while Captain Craig stationed troops near the depot to prevent an outbreak. No disturbance occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Als
Craig
Vende
An Hour of Pleasure Eagle and Rose Tint Sweven cigar
A Pearless Steam Laundry notice announces a laundry service product or advertisement highlighting colorfast shirt and garment care presented under a period style heading. The item emphasizes vivid hues and fabric protection for ladies and associates the line with a local laundry brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearless Steam Laundry
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Adams Bros. Printers
Kansas Avenue
Iowa
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W. J. Stovall
Phillips
Burg E. Zeis
America
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McClintock
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