A Nation's Ward Honor Reception at Madison Square
A formal reception is planned next Saturday night in New York to honor Evangelina Cline, Cubin patriot. Delmonico's is secured for the event with many distinguished guests expected. A Kansas home is offered to the young Cuban and preparations include musical entertainment by The Seventh Regiment Band and attendees from notable figures.
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York
Milas Evanevljna
Ttn Uasl
Ted
Maine Square
Srekey Gil
New York
Trybert
Ewemh
Haine
Dope
Mesure
Keraier
Seaton Matt
Janes G. Carter
General Seae Vas Wye
Henry George
Pele Adier
Rabid Geteinit
Farmere
Rane
Thurston
Mirae Vinieteut
Williabeth Cady Atast
Chicago
Evangelina Clanchet
Bartha Mo Purdy
Spain
Nui
Imine
George M. Munger
Wansun
Mr. Muneer
H George Jr to Wed in New York Society Match
Civil notice outlines the engagement of Miss Marie Hivoh daughter of Gupta El Filtch of Stene Cmimeo, to Henry Heute of New York, son of Jewry Ghoten. The wedding date and formal arrangements are announced with details on travel and ceremony plans.
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New York
Hicuss
Intermt Internet
Stiles Marie Hivoh
Guptaiy EL Filtch
Stene Cmimeo Mireet
Hiiry Heute
Soncat Jewry
Ghoten
Grrayer
Althoegh
En. Paert
50 Men Laid Off Amid Quarantine Disruptions
Oakland reports 50 laid off as Southern Pacific lines face yellow fever quarantine stoppages. Labor agency notes workers dismissed due to car shortages and public health controls. Meanwhile police report two men arrested in Holton for bicycle theft, later released. Dixon received $25 from a subsidiary in Sacramento, linked to a wheel theft case. In Dex Mottee Iowa, sports notes cover local football and municipal contests amid fund campaigns.
Adolph Luetgert's Children Present in Court Outcome
Fragmented OCR summary describes Luetgert palace trial scene with his children brought forth and then kept at home. Prosecution confirms statements as court signals, while observers note Luetgert's tears and suspected disposition toward his offspring. The narrative hints at death and legal tension surrounding the case.
No More Militia Moves Draw Fire In City
In a bid to curb unbecoming conduct the state militia moves to tighten oversight. Officers threaten muster out for derelict units and noncompliance while new measures aim to elevate discipline and prevent mutinous activity. Legislative changes and leadership shifts are noted amid tension over funding and applications.
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Aberfurt
Communxdore
Neiteet
Ondera
Omer
Santta
Seoul
McCrim
Garver
Kim
Former Topeka man Gibson faces check charge in Akron court
In Akron Ohio the case of Gibson formerly of Topeka charged with presenting a worthless check for 300 dollars was heard. The defendant appeared with attorney Felix Wes, and a potential withdrawal of the complaint was noted. Bankers from several cities provided character references as the court weighed the matter.
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Topeka
New York
Hiv
Felix Je Wes
Dow
Cleveland
Glint
Sid Une Chook Walt Yond
Glenn Ly
Ernst
Paris
Carpenters End Strike With Wage Demands
In a Monday meeting the union representing carpenters pressed for shorter workdays and higher hourly wages, proposing 20 shillings per hour and all nonlocal workers to be employed. Earlier efforts to finalize terms stalled as the dispute continued. A separate dispatch from London notes President Kroger’s suggestion in Pretoria that new railway projects should be pursued in the Transvaal.
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Borr
London
Timesrom
Pretoria
Preside Kroger
Vollsraad
Serpents Head Secretary Bliss Calls Loyal Republicans to Support
Secretary Bliss urges every loyal Republican voter to back the party’s aims in 1896. He attacks a supposed great conspiracy aiming for success in New York and endorses Emmons as a candidate aligned with Republican principles for city and state matters.
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New York
Get
Tracy Endy Secreti
Ry Cornelian M. Bliss
Washington
Greater New
Emunus
Republican Party
Hector Oid
Neary
BAYING BLOODHOUNDS. SAVERNAH GA. HUNT FOR ESCAPED PRISONER
Savannah, Ga. early this morning reports say Brunswick sent dispatches about a prisoner escaping from Chenin county jail. Within minutes a posse and armed citizens joined the search, shouting and shooting as they moved through the countryside. By noon the trail grew cold but officials expect further captures tonight as bloodhounds aided the hunt.
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Adviera
Brunswick
Peru
Chenin
Fireman killed in engine run over at city fire station
Smoke filled early morning as Lee Bottum driver of the Ely fire department team was crushed when the engine rolled over his stomach. Fireman W. R. Morley nearby heard frantic calls while rumor spread that Bottum was related to attorney John T. Bottom. Gov. Morrill shows slight recovery after severe cold. officials hopeful he will be improved by Sunday.
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Bet
Lee Bottum
Ateamet
Ely
W. R. Morley
Tatab Lee Bottom
John T. Bottom
Morley
Bryan , Democratic Campaten Fund
Morrill
Hiswatha
A Question of Ratio in New York and Britain Mint Policy
A Herold report from Parte Suyn says Britain’s cabinet resists reopening mint policy, opposing frank currency accords with France and the United States. The move strains India policy, with cabinet resignations not ruled out, as silver price shifts threaten commercial ties and merchants trading with India.
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Herald
Parte Suyn
Herald Ie
Tadlay
Francé
United States
Eabinette
India
Menowhite
Indim Ie
Ada
Rabinetti
Wolentts
Rouse Very Sick in Cleveland Leader of Railways
Henry C. Rouse, president of the M K T R R, a famed railway man and tunnel expert, lies critically ill at his Euclid Avenue home. He suffers a fever believed to be dengue, with fears it is yellow fever contracted in Texas after arriving from Dallas last week. Local physician EF Cushing declines to state the illness type.
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Henry C. Rouse
Euclid Avenue
Rouxe
Texas
Dallas
EF Cushing
Swindlers in Lansing Target Insurance Firms
Mick Campbell, late Commissioner of Histrance, claims Michigan citizens face swindles by worthless insurance companies with no legal standing. He names two commissions he says lack authority to conduct Michigan business and vows to unveil more as gathered. Today the commission denies the allegations and petitions for removal, while Campbell says he will further probe the companies involved.
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Camp‘Bell
Histrance
Tony
Elrontur
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Trade and Commerce Nomination Reports for New Government Portfolio
At a wholesale druggists meeting in Richmond Virginia on October 14 the nominating committee proposed officers expected to be elected. The slate includes Charles F L Well er for president Thomas Cr eek as first vice president A W Claflin second vice president Maurice A Robles third vice president and others with A T Merriw in as secretary EH L Strong as treasurer W J Walker and Owen Solomon J Walding F Sloemarker among the board. The assembly backed a resolution urging national wholesalers to support a growing role for government in overseeing trade and manufacturing with emphasis on removal of excessive fire insurance rates and broader interstate commerce classifications under Cullott’s Hillgreen and related proposals.
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Tetterman” Democrats
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le Penessiry Tnt
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Albany
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Chicago
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Favennah
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Toledo
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Umutucres
Odd Fellows Revolt Affects Orphans Home Location
In Cedar Rapids and Springfield a rift in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows surfaced over the Illinois and Jefferson state controversy. The Springfield meeting backed the Indianapolis and Jefferson claim for the orphans home creation, reversing the Towe grand lodge. Local factions urged the supreme grand lodge to decide, eyeing Jefferson or another new site. A pledge to relocate the home could alter former plans and end the current project.
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Lows
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows At & Trlent
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Indianake
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Molezates
Supreme Grand Lodge
Jefferco
Woman Leaves Husband with 400 Dollars After Row
Mrs. Charles L. Senter, aged about 24, left her Parkdale home with 400 dollars and valuables. She later surrendered 295 dollars in court after a county attorney action, saying she left due to constant quarrels and lack of money. Sheriff and detectives searched for her, and she explained she could not bear their married life any longer.
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East Fourth Street
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Mra Senter
Chen
Constabe
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Sania
Mir. Senter
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Belording Howse
Ohio
Bas Eine
Shaw Estate Seeks Sale to Fund Gardens in St Louis
A dispute circulates through the state Supreme Court over the will of the late Stoney Shaw. Trustees seek permission to sell part of Shaw land that created Shaw’s botanical gardens and Tower Grove Park to fund ongoing maintenance. The will forbids conveyance of the property and the attorney general opposes the move.
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State Supreme Court
Mle Deloved
Stoney Shag
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Shawn
War on Saloons in Nicholasville Kentucky
Prohibitionist petitions circulate asking the counties to repeat the option clause so that if the majority votes against it the county would lose licenses in all precincts except one. The measure seeks a statewide halt on liquor licenses by stripping licenses countywide if the vote fails.
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Blessing Seen in Mild Yellow Fever Outbreak in Texas
Dr. Be Swearingen, Texas health chief, spoke before leaving for San Antonio, saying yellow fever in Galveston and Houston is mild with few fatalities. He praised Dr. Guiteras’s expertise, noting no new suspicious cases or deaths in the past day, while freight flows continue.
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Associated Press
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Senator Peffer Seeks Beer at Topeka Resort
Senator W A Peffer visited a resort at Fourth and Avenue Topeka seeking brass of beer. He was recognized, and the attendant said drinks were not sold there. The senator asked where drinks were sold and was directed further down the street.
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Archie Lord
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Hauer
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Open Salwen saloon cases move in district court today
In Topeka open saloon cases against John McMahan and Lewis Schroeder began today in district court. The men, once missing, were found in Alma and arrested after warrants issued for their arrest. Witnesses include County Treasurer FM Stadl and Rev. Charles M. Sheldon. The defense challenges identify the defendant who sold liquor. The prosecution hopes to proceed this afternoon amid strong public interest.
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Lewis Schroeder
Alm Themes
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Schroeder
Alma
Topeka
FM Stadl
Charles M. Sheldon
Swiggart
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Sheldon
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Drops From a Trapeze in Santa Fe Ring Accident
A trapeze act went wrong as a rope broke during a performance in Santa Fe. Fred Packard and a comedian fell about 40 feet to the ground. Packard sustained spine and pelvis injuries and was carried from the ring as medical staff tended to the injured performer and audience members looked on.
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Cuneen Folms
Election returns show Tareurt leads as mayor in tight race
Indianapolis November election totals list Tareurt Democrat at 20085 votes and Harding Republican at 16150 with Tareurt holding a plurality. Reported six Fayoralty candidates and a large council majority are noted. Also announced: former president Hunt of Mackenter to wed Julia Sierras in Watertown on the 20th. Blunt in Boston with a son. bride-to-be reportedly worth over 7 million dollars.
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Detancraft Teker
Alan
Rochester
Bend
Actors in It Labor unions threaten strike over non union labor
New York theater scene braces for a possible strike as actors and unions dispute non union workers. The Actors Society of America weighs affiliating with labor unions, a move supported by some and opposed by others. Next meeting may decide if the society becomes a branch of the Central Labor Union.
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Tgn-Union
Momanta Srt Asia Dé
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Ameria
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Lown
Eetors' Society
Central Labor Union
Union Sone
Vendome Fire Burns Hotel Boiler Room
Fire broke out in the boiler room of the Vendome Motel in Boston last night and spread into the large dining room. Property loss estimated at $5,000 with no injuries reported amid the chaos among guests.
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MIS DEADLY AIM IN TENNESSEE SHOOTING
A deadly shooting in Mitan County Tennessee left multiple people wounded and possibly killed after gunfire shattered a home and window panes. Witnesses described a violent raid as investigators and rescuers moved through the scene amid intense excitement and threats of further violence.
Love as a disease reverberates through Torrington notice
A garbled local item from Torrington reports on Harman Fletcher a minor and a tragic self harm case connected to a sweetheart. The fragment references a photograph of a late partner and a suicide, with unclear surrounding details and dates amid damaged text from the era.
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Harman Fletcher
Surtia Trercows
Lereelf
Congress Peorin Consideration of Mcintariin Matter
The matter involves representatives of brotherhoods and the railway service. W H Hynes, a Denver firemen trainer, was chosen to be sent to Washington during Congress to represent the fund men and monitor tele interests. The federation stance has developed with overwhelming support in its favor.
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Legas
W. H. Hynes
Denver
Waanhington
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