Dr Hill Shot in a Mysterious Saturday Incident
A preliminary report states Dr Hill of Csawkie suffered a gunshot wound Saturday night near Rock Creek, Kentucky. The ball entered the calf, a revolver with five empty chambers found on him, and he was treated locally. authorities deem the wound accidental amid odd circumstances. Gov Smith Recovery in Los Angeles After Santa Monica Soldiers Home Shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csawkie
Wight Rock Creek
Hitt
Sours
Gov. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Monica
Suit Against Crawford Over Old Notes In District Court
In district court this afternoon the Santa Fe Halfway company sues L M Crawford trading as Crawford theater to collect four notes executed to George Nicholson in 1885 totaling 1906.40. The notes cover transportation of a street car line and Crawford was handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L M. Crawford
Bull
Santa Fe Halfway Company
L. M. Crawford
Crawford Theater
George A Nicholson
Crawford
TWO PALA Leave Washington for Omaha to attend exposition
Washington officials and a presidential party depart by two trains to reach Omaha for the exposition. The Pennsylvania line train carries the presidential party with four cars including sleepers Socrates and Drosnio and dining car Gilsey, arriving Chicago tomorrow. The Baltimore & Ohio train carries General Mien and army officers, diplomats, and press, with a combination car sleepers Potowl Hector and Kart and a private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omaha
Mit
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohiowee
Jeter
Socrates
Drosnio
Gilsey
Curretus
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohin
Orlock
Mien
Diplomatic Corpy
Hector
Kart
Charowhas Sues Burge and Wilkerson for Damages
The Greek confectionery owner Charowhas sues Dave Burge and John Wilkerson for 59 dollars in damages and the return of five barrels of hoptes tonic and four kegs of cider. The suit stems from seizure in 1895 by Burge then sheriff on a warrant accusing Charowhas of selling intoxicants. he was discharged. This opens the civil docket of the district court while the regular criminal docket closed with Hammer’s Saturday conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Hansen
Louis Charewute
Dave Urge
John Wilkerson
Charowbas
Pith
Kansas Avenue
Burer
Wilkerson
Goode
Burge
Bhawhee
Polier
Charonhas
Hammer
NOT AN ELDORADO Admiral Miller Advises Hawaii Caution
San Francisco October 9 Rear Admiral Miller announces retirement this October and plans to split time between Ohio and San Francisco. He warns against expecting new fortunes from Honolulu and states there are no fresh positions. He sees potential for inland estate growth and will hand the Philadelphia to Commodore Kuents to follow Hunt on the Pacific station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hawaii
San Francisco
Navy
Ohio
Honolulu
Ie Sayers
Phiadelphia
Kuuts
Pacific
Mareland Navy Yard
Hohotwld
Samen
Certificates of Nominations for State Tickets
The secretary of state will send five nomination tickets to county clerks today. Tickets include Republican Democratic Populist Socialist Labor and Prohibition with gaps for Prohibition nominees for governor and attorney general. Ballot order arranged by county clerks based on party vote two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Prplist
Mocratic
Socialist Labor
Nawoci— Ale Justice
Gener
Nasotiate Justice
Gover
Meeting of Grand Lodge anticipates Topeka sessions
A large Odd Fellows encampment and Grand Lodge convene next week in Topeka with about 150 delegates expected at the encampment and around 600 total delegates. Key business includes the Odd Fellows home location and the election of a grand warden as candidates vie under lodge rules. A reception committee operates from 23 Kansas Avenue with decorated rooms for visitors.
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Cnrae Tominrrow
Odd Fellowship
Quincy Street
F. T. Rees
Leavenworth
Odd Fellows Home
BD. W. Kent
Grand Tedige
Duiegates
Grand Lodge
Inter L. G. Beal
Mrr
Beal
Focal
Topeka
Mr Real
Odd Fellows
State House
Oda
Grand Lodges
JA. Colaw
Chanute
D. W. Kent
John OM
Rales
T. MM. Penwell
M. B. Nicholson
Cornell Grove
Tocws
Kansas Myenu
Spain’s Cabinet Accepts Loss of Philippine Islands
Madrid reports Sagasta and followers accept eventual loss of the Philippine group as imminent. France’s sympathy wanes, refusing to radically aid Spain. Officials fear international pressure will push the islands to the United States, possibly to be annexed rather than settled by conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Tate
France
Tf Joeslbin
United States
Germany
Sagasta
Haute
Spain
Philippine
Harcilona
Manila
FIRES BREAK OUT AGAIN IN COLORADO MOUNTAIN WILDFIRES
Marchie Colo Oct 10 Wild forest fires surge again across the intermountain region. Cattle are being moved from Muddy meadows as prairie fires threaten, with Gothic unentered. Flames spread from Dalleve mountain near East Rocky Creek, while West Elk reports party forced to move camp. Dense smoke cloaks valleys day and night.
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Colorado
Marchie
Colo
Fire Mountain Range
Gothic
Dalleve Mountain
West Elk Mountains
Deaths and Funerals Notice
Obituary brief notes a funeral service details for a local resident with a date and location shared. confirms the event is scheduled with family arrangements and church or cemetery involvement.
Secretary Gage Begins Eastward Return Trip
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage and his wife, after visiting Mrs. Gage's brother in Boulder, Colorado, have started their return journey and will meet President McKinley at Omaha to travel together to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
East
Boulder
Col
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Possible Appointment for Topeka Insane Asylum Leader
State house meeting of the board of charities to choose a successor to Mr Wetmore as superintendent of the Topeka insane asylum. Dr LD McKinley is seen as the leading candidate, praised for restraint in prior disputes. Pilcher is noted as not seeking the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Board of Charities
State House
Wetmore
Topeka Insane Asylum
Beard
LD. McKinley
McKinnle
McKinley
Frank Shane
Board of Charities
Pilcher
Indecilis
Santa Fe Steamships New Pacific Through Line Planned
California leaders with access to confidential reports note a proposed through line by rail and steamship from New York via San Francisco to Japan and China. The plan links the North German Lloyd with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system, aiming to beat Pacific Mail by leveraging the San Joaquin Valley extension to Los Angeles. Herman Delhief departs for Orient duties as German officials back the project. Gerlichs has spent months in San Francisco supporting the venture and will return to Bremen in about five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Pacific Coast
Asaert Hal
Llord Bteamship Company
Ue Atehiaca
Topeka & Santa Fe
Rill
New York
Japan
China
Steamship Company
Pacific
Pacific Mail
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Herman de
Bester
Ds.iegand
Mana
German Stearosity Fine
Dett-Pbre
Orient
Victoria
Oerlrichs
Bremen
Revolver Incident Ends in Tragedy at Cemetery Party
In Carlyle Illinois a party including Joseph Corcoran Scott Crabtree Lett Shade and Rosa Smith visited a local cemetery. Corcoran displayed a revolver and aimed it at Miss Smith causing her to jump aside as the weapon discharged striking Miss Shade in the thigh. Corcoran then killed himself with the gun at his temple. Miss Shade, 19, is in precarious condition. Corcoran, 4 years old, is misprinted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Corcoran
Carlyle
Scott Crabtree
Lett Shade
Rosa Smith
Corcoran
Miss Smith
Miss Shades
Corers
Miss Shade
Weyler's Big Scheme Tugs At Spain's Politics
Madrid rumors claim General Weyler, fresh from the Balearic Islands, leans toward the Republicans in the dynastic split. Sources assert he is quietly aiding a new committee active in Portugal and Spain to shape a post peace republic, uniting the peninsula with Weyler as a key ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madrid
Pribune
Weyler
Balearic
Lalandy Cata
Werler
Portugal
Spain
Thering Republic
Theihele Peninsula
OUR QUEEN TO LEAVE FOR HONOLULU TRIP
Miss Anna Rose will depart Tuesday on the Santa Fe for San Francisco then Honolulu. Atlas Rowe will stop in San Francisco and Sacramento before heading to Hilo. She plans to write an article from Honolulu and share her views on the United States and the Topeka festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Topeka
Hilo
Anna Rose
Bins
C.K. Holliday, Jr
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Honolulu
Miss Rose
United States
Atlas Rowe
Sacramento
Dan H. Cree
State vs Dick Hurat and James Eesson Dismissed
In Justice Chesneys court this morning the case State versus Dick Hurat and James Eesson was dismissed. The complaint by W H Keith claimed a stolen book of liquor applications. he alleged Kesson stole it and cost him 60 dollars to recover it. No evidence appeared against either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hurat
James Eesson
Justice Chesney
W. H. Keith
Kesson
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave Meeting in Pittsburg
Pittsburg hosts the Triennial Conclave Knights Templar from October 10 to 14, 1993. The Union Pacific offers one fare round trip with fast service and good accommodations for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Knights Templar
Pittsborg
Union Pacific
Connections
Alibi Deepens in Saxton Murder Case
Detective Mintz states Mrs. George claimed Saxton promised marriage after divorce. She was jailed for sending obscene letters to Saxton via mail and indicted, with Mayor Rice of Canton posting her bail. The case ties jealousy toward Eva Althouse to Saxton’s murder and a murder threat if vows were not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintz
Mrs. George
Saxton
United States
Secrets and rumors swirl around Philippine bonds amid Paris peace talks
James Creeiman reports in Paris that a secrecy drive by ex Secretary Day and Spanish American commissioners fuels a bond squeeze. Inside talks hint the US may control the entire archipelago and assume Philippine debt with reduced interest, while a powerful network buys Philippine bonds in Madrid and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Creeiman
Paris
W. R. Hearst
United States
Spain
Archibelago
Madrid
Rockefeller eyes control of coal lands in Indian Territory
A dispatch from Porteau, Indian Territory, reports Rockefeller seeks to lease and hold all coal lands in the territory until the company is ready to work or sell its leases. Rockefeller is expected to furnish the funds for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Wichita
Kan
Porteau
I T
Dispatch
John Dy. Rockefeller
Uspateh
Admiral Sampson Ill in Havana as Fleet Fails
Washington October 10 Admiral Sampson is gravely ill in Havana and unable to work. The commission members believe he should be relieved but hesitate to suggest it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sampson
Havana
Horth
Dr Nancy Guilford in London Remanded on Murder Charge
Dr Nancy Guilford a Bridgeport Conn midwife arrested in London on a murder charge in Emma Gill death was remanded for a week at Howitrest police court. Counsel said she did not dispute identity with the Mrs Guilford sought by Connecticut police.
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London
Nancy Guilford
Bridgeport
Conn
Emma Gill
Howitrest
Hie Clent
Guilford
Tehieeticut
Girls Who Went Attend Omaha Exposition Cadets
A list of members attending the Omaha exposition includes Mrs. Pearl Carnutan Mrs Sinell Mrs Alice Bartel Lenn Barber Bers pice Merritt Ines Lottie Detsher Have Kotte Isaacs Heed Laptad Ivan Laptad Nelle Jones Husel Mie Jones Alma Hartel Bila Sartel Bertin Long Dulsy Bidwell Mare Crawford am Re Tone Laura Loneyker Mabel Endy News Eday Matie Boyd Abby Sti ine Dire Kiehl Hinneche Steel Ella Staf ford Emma Giferman Ethel Stewart O Censor Ly Rinmenstock Anna McArthur Carrie Mise Mabel Barnum
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Boyd
Omaha
Thair Blag
Omaha Exposition
Airs
Pearl Carnutan
Sinell
Alice Bartel
Lenn Barber
Berspice Merritt
Ines Lottie Detsher
Mera Have Kotte
Isaacs
Heed Laptad
Ivan Laptad
Vizcaya Abandoned Off Cuba Amid Wreckage Searches
New York dispatch reports from Plays del Este that the Spanish cruiser Vizcaya has been abandoned after divers found fifty feet of the hull. The tug Chapman is towing the Sharpe from Santiago to the wreck of the Colon. Naval Constructor Hoban accompanies the expedition. Half of the crew of the Infanta Maria Teresa has pumped the engine room. both engines were turned to hand. Teresa is expected to leave for New York or Norfolk on October 18.
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New_York
Plays del Ste
Cuba
Chapman Ta
Sharpe
Santiago
Colon
Navel Constructor
Hoban
Maria Teresa
Teresa
New York
Norfolk
Santa Fe Exposition Train to Omaha on President's Day
Omaha and return fare 3.50 for Santa Fe service Tuesday from Ont. M. Account President's Day at the exposition. Tickets valid three days. Express train departs Topeka at 9:25 a.m. and reaches Omaha at noon.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Omaha
Prank Long's Hotel Oxford Offer: 21 Meals for 3.25
An advertisement notes 21 meals for 3.25 at Prank Long's in the Hotel Oxford and promotes Peerless Steam Laundry cleaning ladies' shirt waists so colors stay bright.
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Prank Long's
Hotel
Oxford
Campaign Dates From Abicaneer Committee Meetings
The Abicaneer committee announces upcoming campaign dates across multiple towns including Alma, Marion, Seneca, Dodge City, and Wichita. October events cover venues like Center, Seaver, and Burlington with various speakers and outreach efforts scheduled on dates in October.
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Abicaneer Committee
Thia Inteae
Alma
Pee
Ieee
Cotati
Aber ‘Center
Ark
A. Gotard
Mortal Cotby
Geiober
Seuver i Strani
Dodge City
Tober
Lambert—winfield
Arkansas City
J. K. Culloison
Arkinens City
Turon
Ask Mindaboy
Toner
Baldwell
Scot Coy County
Marlon
Woodson Faerie
Americus
Beverly
Jatoma
My Friend From India at Grand Opera House Topeka
Topeka program notices announce My Friend From India will be staged at the Grand Opera House on November 11 in its second appearance for the evening. Primrose and Dockstader’s Minstrels perform at Crawford Theater Friday, following Primrose and West’s dissolution, a strong act expected to draw good crowds in Topeka. Seat sales begin Wednesday morning.
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Grand Opera House
India
Topeka
Crawford Theater
Primrose & Dock
Stader
Primrose & West
Forwee Perens Rele
Primrose & Dockstader
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works Ad Across 117 E 7th St
An old store notice lists Steam Dyes Cleaning Works at 117 E 7th Street near Quincy offering dyeing, cleaning, and repairing services. The fragment includes unrelated financial and market text from New York Money Market and Chicago receipts, not connected to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 7Th St
Quincy
New York
Gut
Classified ads mix of wanted and for rent in early notice
A scrambled OCR page shows multiple small classifieds including wants for a girl for Nebr housework, a maid for Kanes, a firl for Nebr housework, cheap for sale items, and several rental notices. Names like Hancock and Harbach appear with addresses in Kansas and Nebraska, plus items such as a one bed Jourgs pl and a gentle driving mare. The fragmentary ads indicate job seekers, room rentals, and sale items common to a midwestern newspaper classifieds page.
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Hancock
Madison
Madison Ai For Sat Pete Au West 10H Ate) Ubelekt
Gail
Salela
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Harper’s Weekly
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Sq., N
City
Eugene Field
Fusgman Minuet
Chidhood
Addinas
Eugene Fisid Monument
Abest Book Stores
Monroe 3
Freighiun
THE
Kansas Tent and Awning Company
Anton Bhs
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bom
Uneivaiee
Stoner
Fina
Wiens
DR. Hill
Rial Trains
Charowhas
Philippines
Weinley
Santa FE Steamships
North German Lloyd
Eesson-Keith
Philippine Bonds
Rockefeller
DR. Nancy
Omsha
N. KE. Fairbank Company
St Boule
Boston
Philadelphia
Prom India
Associated Press
State Journal
Liverpook
Mate
Rae
Nile
Quittiee
West
Keio Buchels
Injewator
DART
Army Geman
Texas
Eanans City
Kansas City
Teean
Aren
Gare Eigner
Bae
Cern
Onte
Busile
Busters
Oibte
Ofits
Merwe
Liverpool
Cabl Algher
Jxortwesters Teeaigtae
Duluth
Sinnespoli
Cary
Ethan Cee Ey
Jeanese City
Boi
Irons
Onli
Sint York
Expor
Amercan
Huom
Corth
Kansas Ave
van Poe Ciniets
Harbach
Kansas
Sneath
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