Reception at Governor's Mansion for Tetekah delegates
Kent defalcation case proceeds toward settlement as Grand Lodge acts to prevent repeats. Kent family, Mrs Brerley’s kin, and other relatives attend reception for visiting Tetekah delegates at the governor’s mansion. Details outline a grand lodge reform, accounting duties, and a patrol against nonpayment.
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Rebekahs
Tetekah
Mansi
Mra. Brerley
HJ. BM
Wichita
We JA. Zehanian
Kansas City
Stirs
FW. Bunghes
Presis Strand
The
Odd Fellows
Tomereow
Inde
Rebekahs Elect Officers and Honor Elevates Topeka Lodge
The Rebekah lodge of Topeka held elections with Mrs Mary Needam named president and Mrs Hattie Fi est succeeding as secretary. Grand warden Mrs Emma Stevens and treasurer Mrs Marti Aten were reelected, with installation at the senate chamber. A nearby lodge and Coffeyville Craft demonstrated the degree work at the auditorium, followed by a banquet.
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Jewel Wee
Frank J. Lchwiz
Asenesin
Congress
United States
Rebekahs
Rebekah Trind
Onder
Irs
Mary Needum
Clifton
Katie Wat Kina
Lawrence
Mra
Hattie Fiest
Atchison
Mary Needam
Emma Stevens
Topska
Mre
Hattie
Evelyn Bradford
Concordin
Brooklyn Woman Shot by Captain Neilson in Home Ambush
Mrs Lucy Harrdott of 74 South Eliott Place Brooklyn was shot three times and seriously wounded in her home by a man identified as Captain D Neilson who then killed himself. The intruder, about 66, once a sea captain, had been paying attention to Mrs Carroll, who said she did not know him. Her husband serves in the Philippines and her father is dry goods merchant Korndér.
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New York
Lucy Harrodt
South Eliott Place
Brooklyn
D. Neilson
Nellgon
Carroll
Himelf
Mra. Carroll
Philippines
Nilson
SU 16S Court Street
Nelson
Duffy to Boston as Milwaukee manager moves on
Milwaukee October 10 The Daily News reports manager Hugh Duffy of the Milwaukee American League team has left the club and signed with Boston for next season to play center field. James Macaleer expected as successor. no final selection yet. Second Anniversary of Boer War New York October 10 Berlin Dispatch notes South Africa war anniversary eliciting interviews with ex president of the Transvaal while Kroger cites poor health and steadfast stance.
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Milwaukee
Daily News
Hugh Duffy
Duff
James Macaleer
New York
Berlin
Great Britain
South African Republic
Orange Free State
Transvaal
South Africa
Kroger
Hiself
Struggie
Morse Confirms a Report on Steamship Control
New York confirms Charles W. Morse has bought controlling interest in the International Steamship line Boston to Provincial ports and the Portland Steamship line Boston to Portland. He now controls four main Boston to Maine routes and the Maine Steamship Co between New York and Portland. Smallpox Among Indians Washingtons report notes outbreaks on reservations with about 100 to 1,000 cases and several deaths, including at Bad River and other tribes listed.
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Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Bunngur
Maine
International Steamship Company
Boston
Portland Steamship Company
Portland
Maine Porta
Maine Steamship Company
Indlan Bures
Amalpox
Brevadert
Eoie Milape Me Davies X.D
Pankton
Bank Wreckers Time Granted in Court
New York Oct 10 Judge Thomas in the U S circuit court granted W H Kinball G Rose and F Poor time until Monday next to move for inspection of grand jury minutes and until the end of the month to end the indictment. Miss Lou and Evin Groves with Miss Craing to give an entertainment for the Royal Neighbors at their hall Kansas quenus Friday October 11 Admission 10 cents.
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New York
Thomas
U. S. Circuit Court
W. HH. Kinball
Rose
F. Poor
Seventh National Tank
Federal Grand Jury
Lou
Evin Groves
Mise Craing
Kansas Quenus
Fusion Ticket Ratified in New York Mayor Race Rally
A large Republican meeting at Grani Central Palace in New York ratified Seth Low as mayoral candidate for Greater New York. Speakers included Low and Grout with Forner as comptroller and board president candidates. Low pledged nonpartisan municipal government and echoed calls for Reform of police leadership, promising toppling Devery and Murphy heads after January 1.
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New York
Grani Central Palace
Seth Low
Quiver
Greater New York
Bir. Low
Gon, & PF. Tracy
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Forner
Job Hedges
Messrs Grout
Forner
Board of Aldermen
Republi
Lst
Robert C. Morris
Republican County Committee
Republican
Beth Low
Blacpment
Edward M. Shepard
Low
Devery
Murphy
Ubon
Lowald
Police Department
Commercial club weighs region pure food show start date
Initiatory action at the Commercial club last night considers a manufacturers and merchants exhibition linked to a pure food show in January. The plan aims for a city focused event with limited outside attendance to boost home stores and local wares. Edward Willer presided, Adan of the Pure Food Show Association backs the project, and the idea was referred to the entertainment committee led by H M Crosby.
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Commercial Club
Topeka
Dairymen’s Association
Horticultural Society
Edward Willer
Uhm
Not Matter of Choice Views at Purity Convention
Chicago October 14 Vice its cause effect and cures were examined at the National Purity convention. Rev Mitton Aare of New Britain Conn and Mrs Virginia T Smith of Hartford Conn spoke on child care and the pure life. Papers were read by Dr J H Hellege Battle Creek and others. Dr Kellogg discussed influence of dist upon character. Owing to the action of the house of the triennial convention.
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D. D. Mitchell
Chicago
God
Mitton
Aare
New Britin
Conn
Virginia T. Smith
Hartford
Connn
J. H. Helloge
Battle Creek
Arm. Olio
St. Louis
Ranke Gott
London
Elisabeth B Grannis
New York
Kellogg
House of
Strike at Atchison Stone Masons Quit Work
Seven stone masons and helpers on the Bintr mill foundation at Atchison Kansas walked off the job, halting construction. The men cited changes during Mr Blair’s absence and refused to return without union approval, leaving the new Bintr mill foundation idle.
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Atchison
Atchison, Kas
Ube
Bintr
Blair
Ninsona
GOOD BANKERS SCARCE. GAGE ADDRESSES BANK CLERKS MEETING
Secretary Lyman J. Gage spoke to Denver banking employees at the Brown Palace hotel about forming a branch of the American Institution of Bank Clerks. He said demand for bank officials exceeds the supply and warned that capable clerks could rise to positions nationwide, with pay of 25 per year, as population grows toward 190 million.
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Gage
Denver
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Brown Paldee Hovel
Gaur
Her
Over Payment Of A Meal Sparks Fight In Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas October ten reports a savage clash over paying a meal. George Hermeling proprietor of a restaurant and two Franco switchmen Harry Dugan and A B Smith fought in the restaurant. Dugan received a head wound from a meal cleaver exposing the skull. Both railroad men were arrested on charges of attempt to kill.
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Fort Scott
Kas
George Hermeling
Harry Dugan
A. B. Smith
Dugan
Hermeling
Army of the Cumberland Officers Named at Louisville
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland held elections at Louisville with Gen G D Stanley elected president and W Bormios named corresponding secretary. John W Steele of Oberlin was recording secretary and Major John W W Preednic elected treasurer. Kansas sergeant Henry Allen also chosen.
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Loulavine
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
G. D. Stanley
Washisgton
Wv. Bormios
Washington
Joh W. Steele
Oberlin
John W.W. Preednic
Kansas
Henry
Allen
Choate Rumor Denied in London Dispatch
London reports deny a United States ambassador Choate will not return to London after sailing for the United States with his family on the Philadelphia this Saturday. The rumor, published in the United States, had claimed he planned to come home for a holiday.
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Choate
London
United States
American Line
Philadelphia
Doubters urged to test brain power with Grape-Nuts food
A Gainesville Georgia reader Helen Frances Huntington reports Grape-Nuts as the most wholesome nourishing brain food she has tried. She describes better mental clarity and steadier energy after adopting a daily serving with hot milk, noting it reduces cravings for pastry and meat while avoiding heavy meals.
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Helen Frances Huntington
Gainesville
Wild and Wooly West at Marquette Club Address
Will White of Beaporle Kan spoke at the Marquette Club about the twenty sixth anniversary of the Chicago fire. Congressman Landis and orator Laurus pana og niece and William McKinney were listed as attendees in a tribute to the dead president. The topic was The life of the Negro and the Wild and Wooly West.
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West
Will White
Marquette Club
Chicago
Masaierts Club
Wiliam Alan White
Beaporle
Kan
Booker T. Washington
CB. Landis
Inore
Meressman Laurus Pana
William McKinney
Woema
M Kinley Mining Co Elects Officers After President's Death
M C Barber of Canton is named president with F E Fitch Elmira as vice president A J Harvestine Warren as other officer Dic W Smith Elmira as secretary 200000 shares capital stock called for Directors include George B Cortelyou Washington and W W Shepherd New York An executive committee is appointed to manage the property
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Buffalo
McKinley Mining and Smelting Company
M. C. Barber
Canton
F. E. Fitch
Elmira
A. J. Huarvestine
Warren
Dic W. Smith
Mckinley
George B. Cortelyou
Washington
W. W. Shepherd
New York
Yale to Award Roosevelts LL D Degree in October
President Roosevelt will receive the degree of LL D from Yale College on October 21. The honor was tendered last spring. He will travel by private car that evening and spend October 22 in Farmington, Massachusetts with his sister and his child, then in New Haven before returning to Washington.
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Washington, Et
Roosevelt
Yale College
Farmington
Mass
New Haven
Washington
Lost Kansas City Fair Commission Trip Delayed
The Kanaas St. Louis fair commission trip to select a mite on the ground was postponed from Wednesday to the next Tuesday. Charles Luling, aboard a Wichita to Kansas City run, was reported to be unfit for duty amid confusion over the change in plans. The commission’s whereabouts remained unclear, delaying the venture early in its tenure.
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Kanaas St. Louia Fair
Charles Luling
Pat
Plany
Wichita
Topéka
Luling
Gol
Carpenter
Lasting
Thyes
Trutt
Sale of Gold Mine Transfers to Hosler Trio in California Deal
In Leavenworth Kansas on October 10 a deal closed transferring a California gold mine valued at 200000 dollars from the Ryan brothers to George and Evad Hosler. The exchange included 20000 acres of Texas ranch land 176000 acres of leased Texas land and 33000 acres of land and 5000 cattle. The Flokive brothers had leased 178000 acres previously and under the transfer lease was released to the Ftyan brothers who will pay rent for ranch use.
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Taarenworth
Kas
Ryan Brothers
Leavenworth
Jepp Ryan
T. C. Ryan
5. & Tiyan
California
George
Evad Hosler
Texas
Ftyan Brothers
Dent Flokive Brothers
Ackinley Head on New Postal Card Series in 1901
The postoffice department will issue new postal cards after December 1 featuring the late President McKinley’s head. The card will show birth and death years flanking the name, with the inscription United States of America moved lower. A clear area for postmarks will occupy about one third of the card.
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Washington
Postofice Department
McKinsey
Madden
McKinley
United States of America
Two records broken in St Louis fair prelims
John Frandsen and John Flanagan led a standout discus and weight events at the St Louis fair athletic preliminaries. Frandsen extended his world discus mark to 124 feet, while Flanagan surpassed the old weight event record with a 36 inch throw, erasing J. T. Mitchell’s long-standing best by a wide margin.
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John Flanagan
Ft. Louis
St. Louis
John Frandsen
Flanagan
J. T. Mitchell
Gold Basis But No Gold Declared in Spain Edict
Madrid October 10 A royal decree orders payment in gold of all taxes and interest on bonds shares and dividends and on redemptions by companies to their shareholders and bondholders Since there is no gold in Spain the tax will be paid in pesetas computed from the official gold premium.
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Ambassador White
Berlin
Berliner Tagesplatt
London
United States
White
Madrid
Spain
Paralysis Tale From Henderson Grimett Case
A fragmented report from Geo Donald of Man Logan county describes Henderson Grimett suffering partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm after illness. Despite long treatment by a physician, relief came from Pyatre Balm and a trial of remedies. the narrative hints at remarkable cures and ongoing medical interest in the region.
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Henderson Grimett
Geo Donald
Man
Logan County
Kansas City and Return $200 via the Santa Fe
Tickets go on sale October 5 through 12 for Kansas City and Return $200 via the Santa Fe. Six trains daily each way. An excursion from Topeka to Fort Riley is planned Saturday October 17 for the Bereft of the Rossville Presbyterian lunch building fund. From Topeka, fare is $1.50 for adults and 35 cents for children.
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Pallas
Topeka
Fort Riu
O. Goodwin
Commia
Pacific
Sorat
Kansas City
Santa Fa
Market Report Shows Slump Across Commodities and Stocks
Chicago and Kansas City reports indicate lower wheat prices for December, softening corn and oats, with hogs and cattle receipts up. Lumber and oils hold mixed, while sugar and cotton show varying activity. The market pressures reflect cautious trading as analysts weigh supply, demand and currency factors.
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Commission Nouwes
Elecanber
Adaris
Liverpool
Olga
Deccan
Ontm
Ian Ara
Ted
San
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