Time Annihilated Banquet Ends Odd New York Rail Trip
In York on October 12 a Tribune item notes a late Chicago banquet ending near lights out. Report follows a rapid rail journey from Grand Central to midtown events, detailing brief encounters, car departures, and the final journey back, with references to Hamilton and station timing as the evening closes.
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York
Ths Tribune
New York
Callaway
Ork Central
Newman
Lake Sone
Marcle
Wusnich
Gsih
Omaha
Chicago
Hamilton
Gentehouse Bay
Ita
Esi
Fears For Peary Expedition Arrival Delayed
Reports from New England dated October 12 indicate rising anxiety over Lieutenant Peary's Arctic expedition. Windward, commanded by Osborne, is reportedly still west of Greenland with delays near Smith's Sound while plans to land and deliver supplies unfold.
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Pars
Arcticater
Windward
Sherard Font
Greeniant
Sassie Yas
Pate Tirton
Poe
Rupert Alk
Osborne Ford
Peary
Smith's Sound
Powderly Chosen At National Convention of Travelers Home Assn
Powderly elected to lead the National convention of the Conemera Travelers Home Association of America opened in Binghamton. Delegates from Greene Binghamton Scranton were heard amid remarks by Hranville and others as a mining finance committee member and local officials observed the proceedings.
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Binghamton
Comeneretad ‘Travelers’ Home Association of America
Shirity
Mivers
Greene
Hransville
Ind
Hay Fempeias
Tnica
Gerry
Scranton
Clark
Hineally
Albanston
Quarantine Talk From Havana Amid Famine Fears
Reports from Havana describe dire food shortages and rising famine as authorities impose restrictions under General Wood. Citizens endure rationing while health measures and scarce medical supplies test the population. A 18 cent cigar and Bergs Salve ads promise relief amid continuing hardships.
Local notices and obituaries from North Tupeka
Fragmented report from North Tupeka listing daily events including visits, weddings, and illnesses. Mentions Mrs Huff in Kansas City, Jots Cromweil from Omaha, Abilene visitations, Mrs Deppe's trip to St. Louis for a death, Miss Nesnitt and Miss Roy traveling to Davenport for kin, and church society meetings. Details mix with funeral notices for Wille Laverty and local social gatherings and travel plans.
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Mizha Exposition
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Aben
Harrison Street
J. B. Jeffers
Highland Ran
Jeters
Emma Kucha
Charis Parker
Chica
Cougie
Gortman
Decatur
Goodman
Crealiy Flere
Ed Kingman
Elmont
Christ Hospital
Todas Wi Kaye
Shores
Wille Laverty
Rochester
Dixnola
Fuera
A J. Berry
Silver Lake
Bettle
Mantia
Mantia Last August and Came Down In Mr. Hercy
Omaha
Will van Neas Gnu
Georey
Carp
Charles Berry
Martha Kim- Rink
Maud Daube
Ate
Kimball
Tonnage Tax Revised for Cuban Vessels by Treasury Order
Washington October 1 Secretary Aler issues an order, per Acting Secretary Spaulding, adjusting tonnage taxes on Cuban port calls. The revised duties set rates for vessels entering Cuban ports, with exemptions for certain Cuban express frames and specific service types, effective through the year.
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Washington
Cuban
Cuba
United States
Vrennl
Secretary of War
ORDERED TO CHINA GUNBOAT WILMINGTON SAILING ORDERS
Boston Oct 12 Gunboat Wilmington has received sailing orders for next Tuesday with all departments to prepare for immediate deployment to China. The orders specify strengthening preparations and stress a push to proceed rather than delay.
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Wilmington
Boston
Janse
Alt Departmente
Slater
China
Wrk
Social and personal notes from Topeka society
Mr and Mrs Willard return from Chu x on Tuesday after a week away. Archibald E. Corser of Philadelphia visits. Mrs Young of Hiawatha visits daughter. numerous Kansans travel to Omaha and Kansas City. weddings, birthdays, and social events fill the column with names such as Miss Nellie Gould, Miss Carrie Martin, and Myrtle Wahian celebrated. many neighbors host and attend socials, visits, and trips to nearby cities.
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Dire
Willard
Chux
Archibald EF. Corser
Philadetts
F. A
Young
Hiawatha
A. A. Hurd
Janet Fhampeen
Osage City
Fred Homebrek
ME Mills
Leavenworth
Topeka
Kansas City
Fe Willams
Omaha
TenEyck Af Purcells
Avery Turen
Kragthott
Eanes City
J.T. Chener
Frank
and Airs
James Allison
Louise
Topeka Avenue
Paul Hurd
Abilene
Sire A. A. Hurd
Rachel Baldwin
Harriet Jones
Albert Latha
Emily Elliott
John E. Moon
Sir Charles Haines
Sabetta
Miss Martin
Hay Martin
Omana
Nellie Goodrich
Kansas
Sue
J.T. Stevens
Faye
Siax City
Stevens
Aliee Cummins
Monroe Street
J. VanVechten
Florence Hillyer
Manhattan Beach
Was. Bird
Eleanor Work
Duneount
John Work
Howard Huey
Chrstian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Edwin Pos
Mra
W. A. Comtes
Fox
Cedar Rapids
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joell
EB. Locké
Joseph Sickler
David Any
Cons
Obid
Jaccart
Honerr
Adams Bros. Printers
Kansas Avenue
Joe Jones
Texas
Charles Buagman
Nellie Gould
Gatra
Jay
Allin Hague
Cherokee
G. Hague
A.W. Lacey
Madison
Wis
Mice Josephine Dietrich
Council Bluffs
Erich
Kate
Jenee
Carthage
S. H. Glenn
Kiowa
J. M. Peterson
Crmata
W. Hi. Hornaday
Missouri
Linsie Wilean
Worth Henderson, Sil
Bert Widnes
George Feakins
Salt Lake City
Sater
Frank King
Jensie
Newark
George Lamm
J. Herren
Mplite
Wo H Whitton
Junction City
Foster Ieening
Tts
Vitel McGrath
W. L Thorns
Kansa City
M.D. Larimer
Perry
Lawrence
EB Good
TogeKa Avenue
A. W. Greenwood
James B Hayden
Pillsboro
New York
John Stoker
Giles Etta Hannigan
Myrtle Wahian
Kia Baricil
Mattie Metule
Bertha Long
Ova Pradfield
Rosie Kar
Grace Klos
Mabel Piper
Mattie Spurlock
Clara Hragmer
Ade Beaver
Elsie Jewel
Lulu Waldron
Pearl Glimore
Ruby Delay
Frank Barry
Hay Carle
Charles Grices
Frank Gilyeat
Horace Krone Hugear
Hercaners
Archie Spurlock
Paul Spurlock
Alps
St Louis Weighs Action Against Chicago Drainage Plan
St Louis board of health urges Congress to stop Chicago from discharging sewage into the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. A city committee meets with the mayor to discuss protest options and plan a commission of business leaders to coordinate a regional response with Peoria Joliet and Pekin in support of protecting the water supply.
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Chicago Drainage Canal
St. Louis
Board of Health of
St Louis
Bart— Boldt
Congress
Chicago
Illinois
Mississippi River
Starklel
Hughes and Merrill
W. H. Whittem
Mississippi
Board of Able Improvements
Peoria
Joliet
Pekin
Leather Price Shakeup Rumor From U S Leather Company
New York reports The Times notes officials of The United States Leather company refuse to confirm or deny plans to lower hide prices and raise leather prices amid lean profits in the feather business. About one hundred tanneries in the east and south could be affected as leather overproduction and global weather trade conditions influence decisions.
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New York
The
Times Aays
United States Leather Company
Jeather Company
Crawford Theater Lineup Adds Many Acts Next Week
Tan Sheridan in A Jay Circus is booked by Manager Crawford for Wednesday to Friday evenings with nightly specialty changes and prices from 15 to 45 cents. Saturday October 22 features Host s A Round of Rows. Next week Leon and Adelaide Hermann perform with The Gay Matinee Girl and Start Vickers in the title role on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Dixie Lana heads another upcoming week with Joe Ott presenting Chattanoorga Barniy Fer aesin The Pay rein McNulty s Visit Jean Manassa A Daughter of Cube Georg W Mostoe May Smith Robbing in Tittle Trixie and the Kempton Comedy company at Crawford Theater.
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Tan Sheridan
A Jay Circus
Crawford
Crawford Theater
Leon
Adelaide Hermann
Start Vickers
Dixie Lana
Crawford Uheater
Crawford Joe Ott
Chattanoorga
Barniy Fer~easin
McNulty
Jean Manassa
Cube
Georg W. Mostoe
May Smith Robbing
Bank Trust Fixed in Boston Banking Move
Boston October 12 Kidder Peabody and Co circulated to stockholders of Columbia Revere and Howard National warning that they will withdraw an offer to purchase stock and that the merger plan already has more than two thirds support. The note signals possible fusion with other banks and indicates the campaign to unite national banks in the city continues.
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Boston
Kidder, Peabody &O
Columbia
Revere
Howard National
Hislary
State Charities Report on September Expenses
The board of charities today reported to the state auditor the expenses of state charitable institutions for September. Items include Soldiers Orphanage, deaf and blind facility, industrial schools, and Wheelcare of the Soldiers Home. The Wheelare of the Soldiers Home at Dodge City shows September expenses of $1,000.
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Board of Charities Today
Orpbiene Eee
Sobliers
Dodee City
Two Thousand Excursionists Reported From Tapekstor Outbound Trip
A large group of excursionists left Tapekstor yesterday for a target excursion, with high interest and heavy turnout noted. The event drew participants from Horton and Hebyer, traversing the Mae route toward Rork Asiaed, as cars and passengers filled multiple trains. The article also notes the death of President Porbes Ont and John M Forbes, a board leader, with details on his passing at home in Mutroo.
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Reck
Horton
Hebyer
Porbes Ont
Johs M. Forbes
Rele
Ahi Purl
Bad
Ge Af
Mutroo
Troop Withdrawals From Cuba Reported By Steamer
Havana dispatch notes evacuation of troops and engineers under Col Liver and Col Geore FE. Warieg with U S board visiting Cuban camp sites. They plan to stay at Hotel Pardie and inspect camps along Cabangs stretch for dryness, water, and health advantages. Scorpion crew report on Mariel sanitary conditions and garrison status. Mexican Red Cross sends 7000 gold for six soldiers returning to Spain. Admiral Lampeot recovers. Dr Lulbe says no cause for alarm.
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Havana
Eleut
Hart
Spain
Foraker
Wade
Mariel
Pinar del Ilo
Alfonso XH
Charles Gould
Department of Justice
Connecion
U. S
Lulbe
Terrible Fall Injures H. A. Barrett at Rock Island Site
H. A. Barrett of 1318 Tyler Street North Topeka, a foreman on the Rock Island roundhouse project at Phillipsturg, fell 35 feet from the roof in darkness while workers labored into the night. He sustained a badly fractured arm and severe bruising to the head and shoulders and is hospitalized at Stormont.
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HA Barrett
H. A Barrett
Rock Island
Tyler Street
North Topeka
Stormont Hospital
Barrett
Phillipsturg
Kan
Primitive travel notice for Ames K U game transport
In Ames Iowa a rail schedule notes a trip via the Pacific line to Topeka. The train departs in the evening, with arrival options at 6 10 pm or 8 19 pm the same night or next day. The one fare is 73 cents for the round trip.
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Lawrence
Ames
Iowa
K. WU
Topeka
K. U
Prion Pacific
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Uealne
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Ted Smelia
Geo
Burghart
Aurora
Berg
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Omanhe
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Tupeka
Derek Ta
Peerleae Eam Laundry
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Oxford
Trust
J. P. Holmes
Ashiuad
Basteard
Chin
Ego Tss
Ec Caw
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Prescott & Co
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the Topeka Daily State Journal
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