Denials Over Kruger Funds At Honor To Generals
At a meeting honoring the generals Kruger is said to have been the subject of rumor. Botha denied claims that Kruger had stolen state funds and instead asserted that the ex-president contributed to the Heer. Dewet stated that Emperor William had not refused an audience, and noted a large sum in donations was subscribed afterward.
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Utreche
Holland
Jeet
Botha
Kruger
Dewet
U Beer
Willars
Dée- Wert
Plotaun Triumphs at Kempton under Danny Maher
Sir Tunker Cooper's Plotaun wins at Kempton by 7 to 2 with American jockey Danny Maher aboard. Counters Tand placed second for Sir EK Vincent, while Whitney's Za Zo finished third. The race day featured twists as Persistence and other contenders challenged amid a crowded field.
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New York
UwKt
Berard
Téaidon
Tunker Cooper
Danny Maher
Sir EK. Vincent
Whitney
Skeete Atarthhty
Aninh
Democrats Open Up Local Meetings In County Campaign
Democrats held campaign meetings in Oakland and Tangink with speakers J J Schenck H Hotebkin N B Arnoll M W Saxon HP Miller and Danny Markem. The talks urged Imperial attention to Independent county attorney candidate E A Stebbins amid broad party outreach.
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Oakland
Tangink
Rossville
J. J. Schenck
Hotebkin
N. B. Arnoll
M. W. Saxon
HP. Miller
Danny Markem
Che Muenkere
E. A. Stebbins
Name Coal Committee Appointments Amid Roosevelt Conference
Senator W. B. Mason of Minnelt, chairman of the Interstate conference on the pent etuation, has appointed a slate to forward resolutions. The group includes Maybury, Br ioiner, Dette Jukes Weashan geck, Cleveland, RA. White, Colonel W.ck Py, and Tirocteontidees with roles tied to the Roosevelt/Majorie conference efforts.
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Mason
Roosevelt
Detroit
Amlet
W. B. Mason
Minnelt
Eee
Roowevet Mayorie C. Maybury
Br Ioiner
Dette Jukes Weashangeck
Cleveland
Hoy
RA. White
Chie Sair
W.ck Py
Tirocteontidees
Conference committee to carry resolutions to Washington
Lexington Kentucky and various cities are listed with members including Senator Mason and Mayor Maybury. The conference committee was ordered to take the resolutions to Washington if possible and will be escorted by Mason and Maybury and others. Maybury has telegraphed Washington to arrange a meeting with the president.
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Lexington
George W. Stanley
Batavia
N. Y
Rodwell
Manchester NL
Frank
Gavin
Indianapolis
Lahigg
Chicago
Mason
Washington
Maybury
Rev. White
Wages Raise Averages 35 Percent For Mexican Rail Engineers
Mexico City Oct 11 The dispute over wages for employees of the National Railroad of Mexico has been settled satisfactorily. Engineers and workers have had their wages raised by an average of 35 percent.
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Mexico City
National Railroad of Mexico
Harvest Home Festival at Grace Cathedral Tomorrow
Harvest Home Festival to be celebrated tomorrow at Grace Cathedral. The event features an autumn harvest display with decorated choir stalls and vegetable tableaux, highlighted by seasonal flowers and a dramatic mantelpiece.
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Grace Cathedrel
Grace Cathedral
Irene Horner
Von
Lone Wolf Chosen to Present Oklahoma Allotment Request
Lone Wolf and Kiowa Comanche Apache and Wichita leaders urged federal action to seize all funds in Oklahoma and open 240000 acres in Mexico for settlement, aiming to withdraw Indian allotments from the eastern Oklahoma region. Barker and other chiefs return to join the movement, with the next meeting set for November 1 to hear Leuy Welf’s report from Washington.
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Guthrie
Southwest
Hell
Anadarke
Lone Wolf
Tumois
Thole
Washington
Oklahomm
Mexico
Oklahom
Anak Barker
Iexendie
Leuy Welf
Washinatos
Boss Broncho Buster Crowns Mountin and Plain Belt
Denver Cal November reports the championship belt offered by Mountain and Plain merit faction. Thad Seer of Cheyenne Wyoming defended his title amid a fierce contest. Other winners include Thomas F P Minor of Showhang Idaho and Luther Denmon of Cad doa Col.
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Denver
Cal
Thad Seer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas FP Minor
Showhang
Idaho
Bigne
Taster
Woo
Harry Beep Nin
Sheridan
Wye
Jack McGuire
Sehby
Col
Luther Denmnon
Caddoa
Wilty-tree Ritere
Twenty-Five Coal Cars Shipped From Lykens Valley
Twenty-five cars of anthracite coal mined and broken this week at the Lykens Valley Coal company colliery were shipped from Lykens yesterday for Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Breakers at Lykena and Williamstown operate without interference.
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Lykens
Harrisburg
Morris named transportation head for World's Fair
Rock Island man Morris has been appointed acting superintendent of transportation for the World’s Fair by D Francia, president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company. The appointment comes as Fort Worth, Texas officials announce the fair’s transportation plan.
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Rock Island
Fort Worth
Tex
HL Morris
D. Francia
Generals in London Receive Broad Hospitality Amid Coronation Era
American generals Corbin and Young, visiting England, enjoy extensive hospitality through early October. They plan visits to Woolwich and Aldershot, with Earl Roberts aiding their schedule. Ambassador Choate and Gen. Wood are noted arrivals, while stars miss Buckingham Palace invitation.
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London
England
Corbir
Young
Blue
Buckingham Palace
Nex
Individul
Wala
dfeKiniey
Alde-De
Panny Moat
Associated
Cortelyou
Reevererts
Tisie
Corbin
Gen
Associated Press
Earl Roberts
Woolwich
French
Aldershot
Buckingham Pattee
Germany
Wiliam
Wood
Wood Will Arrive Here Sunday, In Tine
Ambassador Choate
Mrs. Cortini
Jeffries to Fight Corbett Despite Retirement Talks
Champion Kim Jeffries, based in Los Angeles, will depart for New York next week to join an theatrical company for the winter. He denies plans to retire soon and says no definite date has been set for a proposed bout with Corbett.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kim Jeffries
New York
Jeffries
San Francisco
Corbett
Food versus recreation and a cure by Grape Nuts
A traveler describes severe fatigue eased by Grape-Nuts brain and nerve nourishment. He recounts months of weakness in Colorado, finds rest and vigor after a diet shift, and credits the product from Postum Co Battle Creek for restoring energy and joy in life.
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Colorado
Sive
Postam Co
Battle Creek
Ine
Jefferies Eyes Early Next Year Ring Bid for Corbett Fight
Jeffries believes the scheduled bout with Corbett may occur early next year and shows eagerness to have his club place the bid. The financial terms already reached by Los Angeles are cited as the basis for his optimism.
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Los Angeles
Jeffries
Corbett
Bourbon County Woman Sent to Fort Scott Asylum
Miss Mattie Dunlap, about 20, previously released from the asylum, was taken worse and is to be placed back in the asylum. Her trouble began with religious passion, had quieted after last July, then recurred weeks ago, worsening due to religious fervor. Sheriff Brooks received the warning from the ge y.
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Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Brooks
Mattie Dunlap
Mise Dunlap
Stewerd Teeta
May Delay Magazines Strike Hits New York Pressrooms
A strike by 1,210 press feeders in New York book and fan printing disrupts magazines and periodicals. Workers demanded higher wages from 12 to 14 dollars, and after talks with employers the demand was broadened to all union shops, but employers refused.
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New York
5Aetamien
Sun
Hudson is Named Grand Army Council Member List
Commander in Chief Stewart of the Grand Army of the Republic announced the new council of administration. One member from each department serves, including Arizona George Broughton, California and Nevada William KR Shafter, Idaho James L Puller, Indian Territory Alfred Griffith, Kansas J K Hudson, Montana P H Manchester, New Mexico J R McFie, Oklahoma William Tomkins, Oregon Orville Datge, Washington and Alaska J T Shartey.
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Washington
Stewart
Grand Army of the Republic
Council of Administration
Arizona
George Broughton
California
Nevada
William KR. Shafter
Idaho
James L. Puller
Indian Territory
Alfred Griffith
Kansas
J. K
Hudson
Montana
P. H. Manchester
New Mexico
J. R McFie
Oklahoma
William Tomkins
Oregon
Orville Datge
Alaska
J. T. Shartey
Prince Chowra Maha Vajiravudh Arrives in New York
Siam crown prince arrived aboard the Fuerst Bismarck from Southampton and Chee Bourg. He was met by Herbert W D Pierce and D B Sickles representing President Roosevelt and Edwin W Morton. The prince went ashore at quarantine then to the navy yard at Powhattan and proceeded to Washington by special train from Jersey City.
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New York
Oct. S
Prince Chowra Maha Vajiravudh
Crown Prince
Siam
Fuerst Bismarck
Southampton
Cheebourg
Herbert WD. Pierce
D. B. Sickles
Bangkok
Roosevelt
Edwin W. Morton
Department
Provident’s Commission
Navy Yard
Tg Powhattan
Pennsylvania Railway
Jersey City
Washington
Count Esterhazy retires from Jesuits in Vienna
Vienna October 11 Count Eugene Esterhazy has left the Jesuit order and begun legal action to recover his $175,000 donation to the society in 1885. He created a sensation by resigning and pursuing repayment.
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Count Esterhazy
Order of Jesuits
Vienna
Eugene Esterhazy
Society
Delning Fr
Hooper Young Held for Murder in New York Case
Grandson of Mormon Prophet Will B Young faces murder trial in New York. Jury verdict reached in the case of Anna Putler found in the Merri canal on September 28. Witnesses testified that the woman identified Hooper Young as the assailant.
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New York
Anna Pullteer
Merri Canal
William Hooper Young
German Manager Murdered in Caracas Revolt Turmoil
A Caracas dispatch reports Adem Ruseril, German manager of the Venezuela Plantation Company, found murdered and robbed amid revolutionary unrest. The crime is being attributed to revolutionaries as authorities investigate the case.
Wrong Mr. Wright at Crawford Tonight
Snapshot items note local events including Wrong Mr Wright at Crawford tonight, YMCA hosts six teams, Washburn Frostman class pleate party, readings and music at Auditorium, and public notices on registration and campaigns with multiple city names and dates.
To Assimilate Food See That Your Stomach and Liver
To assimilate food you should ensure your stomach and liver are in proper condition and then follow simple steps. A healthy digestive system supports appetite and energy and prevents discomfort after meals. Seek balanced meals, regular activity, and adequate hydration to maintain organ function.
Topeka News Briefs Spurs, Elections, and Court Actions
A mix of local notes covers politicking with Frank Stahl and O K Swayze, Masonic degree events, grand jury testimonies on liquor cases, and preliminary examinations for three Lawrence men. Other items include campus social life at Washburn, football updates from KU and Washburn, a Topeka bowling trip to Lawrence, bond case dismissal in Scott county, and a negative report on a 1901 Kansas City Central High team reunion. Also noted are a drug store owner’s move to Los Angeles, electionplace updates, and a Topeka session planning for stereoscope pictures at an auditorium mass meeting.
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Frank Stahl
O. K. Swayze
Topeka
Masonic Temple
Lee Jones
United States Grand Jury
Lawrence
Gustaf Niquist
Christiana
Norway
Thomas Kimble
District Court
A. H. Merrill
West Sixth Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Sherm Witt- Jams
Washburn
K. WU
Whitesox
Tennesse Town
Whitesox Suburn Hove
A. B. Kirkpatrick
H. D. Wolfe
J. D. Gossett
Charles Wentworth
E.W. Exvart
Washburn-R. U
Scott County
Supreme Court
Poly Center
Kansas City Central
Thit
K. U
Kansas
Omar Mehl
Referer Harrington
Missouri
Weshburn College
Weinicht
Mina Louise Hesse
piical_union of
Grand Lodge
Farmers’ Advocaié
Burnett Lectures on Passion Flag of Oberammergau at English Lutheran
Dr and Mrs G G Burnett of San Francisco gave an illustrated talk on the Passion Flag of Oberammergau at the English Lutheran church last night. The pictures shown were made by the Burnetts in 1900, and they offer their lectures without charge as a service to congregations nationwide. Cy Young praised for notable work on the rubber for the All-Americans and remains a top pitcher with a long major league career. He is expected to be in the American team's box when rivals visit in October.
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Wright
Crawford
YW. C. A
Frostman
Washburn College
John MacDonald
Usic
Usic At the Auditorium This Evening Be Furnished By the Third Christian Church
Nase Hazes
Friditien Teter Mecurnaghan
Stauffenbers
Fourth
Tuchanwa
FW. Emerson
Prohibition Canidate Fr
William Scott
Miss Lillie
Kansan
Griges
Charles M. Norris
Olathe Mirror
Topeka
Lestera
H.S. Hines
Arkansas Cit Ag
Strong
Mine Rapid
Supreme Court
Olive Stone
District Court
Priday
Beton A. Stone
Norman Plass
George Evans
West Sun Street
Kansas University
Washburn Field
Senator Burton
Lukens’ Opera House
North Topeka
Munsey
Atlanta
First African Baptist Church
Third Street
Shawnee County
Wilson Phraner
New York City
Board of Home Missions
First Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Ball
Thirteenth
Quincy
A.D. Bauer
HN. Gaines
G. G. Burnett
San Francisco
Cy Young
Pittsburg Bner
Young
Money for Miners in Butte Raises Funds for Pennsylvania
Butte labor bodies report over $1,000 raised for Pennsylvania anthracite miners. Under miners and smelters unions plan a ball to attract every local union man, with about 3,000 miners and smelter workers in Butte expected to participate. The goal is to raise about $10,000 for the Pennsylvanians.
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Butte
Mont
Badgers to California Football Trip Planned
Madison Wis Oct 11 A statement from Manager Kilpatrick says the Wisconsin football team’s Pacific coast trip to play Stanford and California is practically assured. Faculty sentiment favors the plan and the trip will likely be taken during the Christmas recess.
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Madison
Wis
Kilpatrick
Wisconsia
Pacific Coast
Leland Stanford University
University of California
Raisin Men Strike in Fresno Wage Dispute
A group of about 100 workers at the Temmin Bias plant in Fresno walked off the job over wage rates, with four men seen near the Keuse area. Within about ten minutes after the strike began the company granted a wage increase and most workers returned to work. The strike spurred formation of a union to secure higher wages.
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Fresno
Cal
Warer
Keuse
Uggenbelin
Howe
Joyes
Federal Troops Requested in Geneva Strike Action
The Bup desrath asked parliament for permission to mobilize federal troops if needed in Geneva amid the strike. The appeal signals potential government intervention to curb unrest and maintain order during labor actions.
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Berne
Switzerland
Bupdesrath
Tiament
Trogox
Geneva
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