Canadian firm deploys two 4000 ton ships to meet cargo boom
The Pacific ORME agent for the Canadian Steamship Co. announces the Tartar and Athenian, 4000 ton vessels, will operate on the Vancouver to Portland Vladivostok and China route as demand grows. More ships expected. Empress class freighters already miss port tonnage.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Orme
Canadian Steam Ship Company
Tartar
Atherston
Portland
Vladivostok
America
Empress of Chine
Rimypress
India
Empress
Japan
Terrdr
Mong Kong
Canadian Pacific Railway
Burress
Conditions at Camp Wikott Under Gen Wheeler Probe
General Wheeler testified on Camp Wikott conditions noting poor overall camp setup and transportation. He described a single rail line and inadequate terminals, water access restricted by a land-lease contract, hospital tents crowded, beds on floors, and 10 000 patients admitted with 8 252 sick arrivals. He defended care standards, denied widespread overcrowding, and defended rapid supply responses and quarantine measures at Montauk.
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Camp
Wikott
Gen. Wheeler
Washington
Wikoett
Wheeler
Fafirond
Montauk
Sant Feo
Mirliltigy Failles
Caar
Hen. Wheeler
Midione
Carp
New York World
Jenkins
Montauk Point
New York
Wikof
New Pearl Fields Of Great Value Off New Caledonia
Washington reports discovery of rich pearl fields off the coast of New Caledonia on the west side. U.S. Consul Welk at Noumea cites a shell with a large pearl and a boatload of pearls weighing 32 pounds. Depth sounded so far only six feet seven inches. Australian and French syndicates to exploit the area. Welk urges American profit before foreign rivals act.
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Washington
New Caledonia
United States
Welk
Noumens
Retich
Wolf
Waiters Strike Paralyzes Kansas City Restaurants
In Kansas City Missouri waiters walk out over wages, leaving eateries short of staff. A restaurateur offers two dollars a day to all, only to be met with derision as hungry patrons cope with slower service. About fifty waiters remain out, causing diminished service at meals.
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Karta City
Kansas City
Kanesas City
Tesuus
Walter
Kanene
Tradesmen's National Bank in Serious Trouble
New York reports Tradesmen's National Bank at 20 West Broadway in trouble after a clearing house inspection found capital impaired. The Wool Exchange suspension tied to liquidity concerns heightened fear of depositor loss. officials consider treasury support and currency reserves to stabilize the bank and broader financial system.
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Wool Exchange
Bank
Modjeska Coming to Grand Opera House
Mme Modjeska the famous Polish actress travels east from the Pacific coast and will appear at the Grand Opera House next week in "Sarah Stuart" on Thursday evening October 11 with a capable company and complete stage settings.
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Grand Opera House
Mme Modjeska
Grand Opera Howee
Sary Stuart
Mme. Mod-jeska
Pacific Coast
Grand
She married a medium and faced estate turmoil
New York story notes Mrs Harriett Beach-Rogers wife of spiritualist Henry Richard Wallis Rogers judged incompetent to manage affairs. She previously widow of Alfred F. Beach editor of Scientific American. Beach estate valued over a million dollars with children named as administrators and Mrs Rogers seeking dower rights. An application to appoint a committee for her personal estate is planned Bristow in Town Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow arrives in Ottawa then Colorado en route to campaign in Council Grove on October 7.
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New York
Harriett Beach-Rogers
Henry Richardson Wallis
Mackage
Rogers
Alfred F. Beach
Anne
Supreme Court
Bristow
Ottawa
Colorado
Kansas
Council Grove
Local Musings Include Bishop Mutlepaugh at Convention
Bishop Mutlepaugh and wife departed Sune ay evening via the Rock Island to attend the general convention of the pad ghuroh in Washington DC. The cruiser Topeka remains in front of the state house main entrance, possibly moving to a lower-floor corridor if needed. Henry Auerbach reports Kansas City festival attendance down from prior years, with enthusiasm waning accordingly.
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Bishop Mutlepaugh
Rock Island
Washington
Kansas City
Fooled the Sheriff by Country Girls Trick on Officers
A Beloit region tale details how the Demerit sisters deceived Sheriff Cook and deputies seeking Minnie Huess, a former Beloit reformatory resident. The sisters hid Huess then misled investigators, leading to arrests then later release. Huess was later located and returned.
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Sherif Cook
Demerit
Jackson County
Minnie Hucts
Beloit Reformatory
Huess
Sherif Conk
Jal
Hoyt
Gil
Statnrs
Missing sixty thousand in banknotes shock Wolsons vault
Disputes report from St Paul claims about 36000 in banknotes vanished from the Wolsons bank vault. Vault opened by regular combination, officials and police refuse details. Vignager away on a shooting trip while clerks remain at work.
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St. Paul
Winnipeg
Man
Noen
Wolsons Bank
Ak-Sar-Ben IV Triumphs in Omaha Carnival Entry
King Ak-Sar-Ben IV and his knights made a grand triumphal entry into Omaha with a 20 car procession of illustrated pages from Irving Alhambra legends. The streets glowed with green red and yellow lamps as crowds gathered along the path. The queen Mik Rosa and party stayed at the Paxton hotel and were met at the train by Kansas Commissioner J H Greif who presented Miss Rose with flowers.
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Omaha
Onaha
Kine Ak-Sar-Ben IV
Irving Alhambra
Hamburg
Carnival Knights
Tapeke
Omahe
Mik
Rosa
Kansas
J. H. Greif
Commission
New York Vet Compiles His Half Mustache He Shaved
In New York a vaudeville era vignette tells of Morrie Glickman who split his moustache in two, renting one half in a paper parcel while wearing the other. He explains the jealousy of Dick Delaney and a mistaken court case, with twists of elation and shame as neighbors observe the bizarre spectacle.
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New York
Morrie Glickman
Everch
Matlee
James F. Delaney
Firth Minieryal Court
Delaney
Morria Owle
Glick- Man
Xion
Glickman
America
Jay M
Musteche
Dickman
Mike
Tielaney
Gileki
Essex
Rusache
Alpisell
Hanna reports strong GOP support at Fifth Avenue HQ
Senator M. A. Hidane of Ghiv, chairman of the Republican National Committee, visited the Fifth Avenue hotel state headquarters this morning. He praised enthusiasm here and predicted a large GOP majority in the upcoming election, citing careful study with the congressional committee and noting apathy among voters in close districts while campaigning for Republican candidates nationwide.
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New York
Act
M. A. Hidane
Ghiv
Repubican National Committee
Fifth Avenue
Hanna
Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Républicane
Land settlement and whisky cases headline calm Red Lake draw
Minneapolia dispatch reports 207000 acres on the Red Lake reservation opened for settlement under the Nelson act with one year proof and 1.25 dollar payment. Many claimants moved in quietly after a late start. The Lake of the Woods area is timbered and saw a large number take possession and begin improvements. Also noted are habeas corpus proceedings in a probate matter involving James Hargreaves and a companion arrested for alleged nutzsnts. The whisky cases are referenced but details are sparse.
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Minneapolia
Red Sax
Lake of the Woods
James Har
Greaves
Elie Irison
Fines Paid in Pennies at Flatbush Police Court
New York October 4 Chief Clerk George Smith of the Flatbush police court was showered with pennies as five men arrested for cycling on Ocean Parkway pleaded guilty and paid five dollar fines. Names cited include William Berry Charles Field Andrew Jewnett Charles C. Jones and Frederick Bryant. Clerk Smith stood amused as pennies piled up after each plea.
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New York
George 3. Smith
Flatbush
Ocean Parkway
Shes
William Berry
Charles W. Field
Andrew Jewnett
Charles C. Jones
Frederick Bryant
Steers
Scalded With Coffer Warnt Against Lena Gray in Local Case
Warrant sworn by W. U. Robinson to Justice Chesney's court accuses Lena Gray alias Gray of assault and battery following a kitchen incident. The report notes a pot of hot coffee was thrown during a disturbance on Quincy Street.
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WU Robinson
Chesney
Lena Wa
Gray
Quincy
Lene Gray
Solved At Last Invention Promises True Music
Fragmentary notice cites Dr Hageman brother of Rev David Swing and claims a device corrects false intonation of the tampered scale. Mentions Gypsy Queen Baking Powder and Rock Island Excursion. Includes October dates and Army and Navy Day with prices per pound.
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A. Hage
Dr.Hageman
David Swing
Chicago
Rock Island
Onumha
McKinney
Army and Navy
Travel Cut Off Board of Health Barricades Cities
Jackson Mississippi reports five new yellow fever cases and one death. Quarantine lines extend to most of the northwest city, spurring a special train carrying arch nurses and supplies to Harrion. Water Valley notes three cases. Oxford shows none. Clinton reports a case and residents flee. State order may block intercity travel. North and South regions experience added health alerts. Orleans lists new cases in several cities and Mexico reports worsening yellow fever in border areas. Market news shifts with wheat, oats, and hog prices while liquidity and exchange rates show mixed movement. Weather notes include snow in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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Board of Health
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
K. Cavanaugh
Negrote
Dunn
Harrion
Water Valley
Liverpool
TX. m
St. Louie
New York
Duluth
New Yorke
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Dee
Foster Day
Busere
Belrur
Seiya
Repis
Aise
Neeitivinia
Simdic
TiMuriy
Kans Turnverein Annual Meeting At Lawrence
The next annual meeting of the Kansas Turnverein will be held in Lawrence. Delegates from Topeka Marysville Leavenworth Lawrence Hanover Fort Scott Summerweid Home City Newton and Valley Falls attend. Officers named include August Hahn presiding officer Theodore Kastner vice president and August Kuhlmann secretary.
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Kansas Turnverein
Lawrence
Topeka
Wen
August Hahn
Marysville
Theodore Kastner
Newton
August Kuhlmann
Hanover
Otto Kuphne
L. Hofmann
J. Petzel
Ovta Wondelburs
J. Smith
Frank Sachs
Marynville
Aug. Hohn
R.A Wolt
A. Veetker
Hann
H Langiuts
Geo. Mohrbacher
Leavenworth
W. H. Klemp
Wm. Raechter
Allesman
K. Bertfried
W. E. Bates
C. Steinbrink
A. Heymann
A.albach
A. Kuhimann
H. Roth
Fort Scott
A. Baumer
Summerweid
J. W. Worgle
J. Hartmann
Thea Kestner
Valley Falls
Stanger
Cotton for Japan makes first voyage on Gale to Kobe
Bay Francisco Ort. 5 The steamship Gale will sail October 11 carrying the first consignment from the triple alliance of Montana Meamstig companies to the Orient. Between now and January 15 an estimated 37 100 bales will reach Kobe Japan for local manufactories as about a dozen steamers will be needed to move the output across the Pacific.
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Bay Franciaco
Triple Alliance of Meamstig Companies
Orient
Kobe
Japan
Attention Flambeaux meets for important business tonight
The Republican Flambeau club convenes this evening as executive secretary O K Swayze notes, via Associated Press, from the Brata Journal in Chicago dated October 5. Wheat market shows a noticeably firmer tone with clearer opening indications.
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Attention Flambeaux
Republican Flambeau Club
O. K. Swayze
Seo’y
Associated Press
Brata Journal
Chicago
Kansas City Beca0r Market Report Fragment
Market notes show mixed activity with prices and receipts listed for dairy and eggs. Mentioned items include wheat receipts, grain movements, and nearby signals of price shifts amid a crowded, unclear local market page. The text is fragmented with several unreadable portions, but references to dairy and eggs appear as active price points.
For Rent and Wanted Notices in Fragmented Ad Column
Classifieds show incomplete listings including TO RENT two large rooms with furnace heating, FOR SALE cattle and furniture, WANTED white girl for work, and various ad fragments. This mixed column resembles a 19th or early 20th century newspaper classifieds page with broken text and partial contact cues.
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J. X
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