Civil Service Commission Probes Mint Payroll and San Francisco Ethics
The Civil Service Commission awaits Philadelphia Press reply to a letter about charges of assessment of government employees in the Philadelphia mint for pot use. Commissioners Roosevelt and Lyman plan action when dates arrive, with possible inquiry by the full board. Separate notes mention alleged federal officeholder assessments in San Francisco by Democratic entities and broader commission activity.
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Civil Service Commission
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Hoosevelt
Lyman
San Francisco
Democratic Campaign
Mruder
Commission
Ayers
Spooner Library Building Opens in Lawrence Today
News notes that the Spooner Library building is opened in Lawrence today, marking a new public facility for the city. The event highlights community access to books and reading rooms, with local officials attending the ceremony.
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Spooner
Lawrence
Abstrhies
Tanquet
Spooner Library
State Anniversity
Teak
Cyrus Wi. Nofttirep
Minnesota University
University Uwil
Hoo. Scott
Spooner Tate
Mader
Board of Regents
F. H. Snow
Uesia
Eugene F. Ware
Rick Taylor
Normal School
George I. Fairchild
Site Agricultural College
McNeal
al. Brunt
J. Atwood
Ewing Berbert
C. B Edwards
Kaoses Cay
Kansas City
Mary E. Lease
James H. Canfield
Nebraska
A E Colgrove
Ottawa University
Seventh District Republican editors meet in Nunros banquet
The Seventh District Editorial association closed its meeting in Nunros with a banquet hosted by the Commercial club. Papers read include Judge H. N. Lester on Republican editors duties and Clark Conkling on campaign conclusions.
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Nunros
Seventh District Editorial Association
Commercial Club
H. N. Lester
Hutchinson World
Aers Tread Feorn
W. PF. Hendry
Nickerson Arpney
Clark Conkling
Lyons Republican
Foreign mission meeting opens in Madison with large attendance
About one thousand delegates gather at Congregational church as Amer ican Board of Foreign Missions opens its annual meeting in Madison Wisconsin. President Allanis delivers welcome. Richard Storrs responds. Reports show 1904 expenditures, missions costs across regions, receipts, and 44 new missionaries sent abroad including 31 men and 13 women. The committee adopts rule granting female delegates equal voice on matters of their work.
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Manion
Wis
Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregational Church
K. Allanis
State Uni
Richard =. Storrs
Brooklyn
Foreign and Cie
Langdon & Ward
West Central Africa
East Central Africa
European
Turkey
Western
Central
Eastern
Ceylon
Poo Chow
China
North China
Shansi
Japan
Sandwich Islands
Micronesia
Mexico
Spain
Austria
Asa Otis
General Permanent Fund
H. Daniels
Boston
Home Department
Seld
Prudential Committee
Bes
Still A-Touring Makes Speeches at Thirteen Towns
A prominent speaker continues a national tour delivering speeches to audiences in thirteen towns. The itinerary highlights include meetings with local groups and planned stops across multiple states, emphasizing policy themes and civic engagement.
McKinley Tour Draws Illinois Republicans and Crowds
Governor McKinley tours northern Illinois with stops in Ottawa Bureau Junction Peoria and Springfield. He extols protective tariffs linking wages across iron coal lumber and agriculture while protesters urge wage cuts. Large crowds greet him as Illinois Republican League hosts a fourth quadrennial convention in Springfield.
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Lake Superior
Moniuleyim
Sucker State
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Ohio
Chicago
SirRinley Lere
Jon K Tanner
Cemee
W. W. Tracy
Natioowl League of Republican Clubs
Henry Wuiff
Gears & Willetts
Chicag
Uni States
A. K. Humphrey
National League of Republican Clubs
Joler Ig
Sentoa
Ottawa
Utica
Lachaile
Peru
Spring Valley
Bureau Junction
Henry
Spartan
Chillicothe
Peoria
Eranda
Buresa Junction
Hennepin Canal
McKinley
United States
Dampacratic Party
Poram
Tabernacle
Springfield
Sreivarieny
Ills
Etca
Iinmis
Won McRinler
Obia
Bull
Ilinois
Republican League
Aqusar
Jong
Kinley
Temperance Parade Draws Fifteen Thousand in Chicago Demo
In Chicago on October 10 a temperance parade drew about 15 000 participants led by chief marshal Captain Burbank. The procession included Catholic and Protestant groups, schoolchildren, and civic societies, ending at a mass meeting at the Auditorium reviewed by Governor Altgeld and Mayor Hopkins. A note from Manager Saroull praised temperance efforts and cited Catholic concerns about alcohol traffic. The Merchants' National Bank will cross streets at noon tomorrow for the funeral of Dr. Alexander, a bank director.
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Chicago
CeRickco
Pathar Matthew
Burbank
Lake Front
Jackson Street
Altgeld
Hopkins
Waterson
Columbus
Ohio
Saroull
Sloan
America
Christ
Manese
Auceuis
SaToLs
National Bank
Alexander
Affectionate pony Dick and owner Krantz in Baltimore
John G C Krantz of Baltimore owns a Western pony named Dick noted for unusual intelligence. Dick prefers a small stable door, demands to be hitched in an office, retrieves cream peppermint drops at Krantz stores, calmly enters shops for candy, and eyes his master with a loyal, questioning gaze when Krantz leaves. The piece portrays Dick’s antics and the owner’s belief in his education potential.
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John GC Krantz
Baltimore
Ordin
Mr. Krantz
Ith
Mr. Krants
Too Late to Class If Sqeantros Sale Notice
A garbled notice appears to refer to a sales event or auction with unclear details about timing location and participating parties. readable fragments mention sale action and local official involvement but lack concrete names dates or venues.
Young but Wise. A Little French Girl Observes Trade Winds
A narrator recalls a brief encounter with a young French girl named Patinotte beside a willow sill. The girl muses on how the world amuses and dances in circles, contrasting frivolity with solitude and intellectual companionship. The scene blends nostalgia, humor, and introspection about youth and imagination.
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Viri
Minoo
Patiiotte
Binarco
Sommoods
John Longa Preliminary Examination Before Justice Grover Today
Local note reports John Longa the retired preacher facing a preliminary examination before Justice Grover amid social circle tensions with Anna Brown. The item sets Yom Kippur observances and Jewish merchants closing stores in Topeka as contextual background.
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John Longa
Sociality League
Anna Brown
Justice Grover
Topeka
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