Secret Washington talks on anthracite strike progress
In secret conference efforts to settle the coal strike continued with Mitchell pushing for arbitration terms. President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, and Commissioner Sargent met to discuss an independent commission and its selection. Mitchell, wary and cautious, declined to outline a firm stance, while reporters observed tense exchanges and little public comment.
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County Clerk Thomas T Kelly Under New Miami County Report
Miss county commissioners late last night issued another report on Thomas T Kelly’s term as Miami County clerk. The typewritten pages allege duplicate warrants and payments for mouth scratha, estimating shortages at two to three hundred dollars in addition to prior findings of 21,524.99. The panel states the findings reflect carelessness not criminality and marks the end of Kelly’s county clerk tenure.
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Miss County
Thormay T. Kelly
Kelly
Miami County
Mort Ian
Kelly Hubie
Miami
Clewrs
Thomas ‘T Kelly
Nim
Tacit
Yents
Payne Af Walt
Schipe
Thompson Surrenders License In Topeka Crematory Case
Thompson gives up his license and plans to seek another after voluntarily surrendering in a dispute with city officials. The Topeka crematory proprietor faced charges tied to alleged breaches of city ordinances and interference with inspectors. Neighbors and council members debate whether the Topeka Driscating company should hire staff locally as plans move forward.
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Elt
Topeks Crematory
Thimpeot
Forbes
Thommen
Thomson Sinn
Enunell
Topeks
Leeds son runs away and threats to fight
Leeds's son, W. R. Leeds's nephew and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific president, arrived from Pinima after a consul's removal. Reports say a military arrest may force a trip to Colombia amid rising tensions. Bulgarian bands defeated. Hungarian forces described as dislodged in the Keman defile. 4,500 return to work at Thy cok mine in Tennessee after a settlement, details undisclosed.
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W. R. Leeds
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Colombia
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Aldence
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Inylil
Birretachum
Alu
Teneeses
Rathdad
Weer
Rhoades
Name in Democratic column disputed in Fourth district ballot
The Supreme Court ordered a supplementary certificate to place Thomas H. Grisham on the Democratic ballot in the Fourth congressional district after his name appeared in the People’s column. Grisham’s attorneys sought an alternate writ directing the secretary of state to correct the ballot. The court ruled Grisham had been nominated by Democrats and could appear on the Democratic line if chosen.
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Fu Sion
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Chirk
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el Doradi
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Grixham
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Thy Jumtens
Rimaece Democratic Quadiste
Miss Kimber Chosen With Odd Ballot Notes
A fragmented Ottawa page item claims Miss Helen Kimber is elected president with a slate of officers amid unclear text and false statements. The report cites names from Topeka and Chicago amid garbled references to elections, weather, and court notes affecting a Missouri judge.
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Kanna Equal Suffare Assoriatim
Helen Kimber
Barsons
Mason FB. Peters
Kansas City
Kaz
Mra
J. Th. Sims
Topeka
Clara 18. Devanty
Eldorado
Laura Johns
Siifna
Johnson
Minneapolis
Flat ‘Albright
Winter
Craddock and Close Named as Confidence Men in Governor Race
A damaged report notes Craddock and Close alleged to have defrauded a firm and pressured a political nomination. It cites court records and criticizes both major parties for nominating figures tied to financial misconduct while mentioning independent candidates and local county voting dynamics.
Plea for Suffrage Meeting Draws Kansas Women
The Kansas suffrage meeting in Representative Hall drew about 100 women of whom 60 to 70 were delegates. speakers included Gert Ming Helen Kimber and Moncy T. Glackwell of Boston. The program featured lectures on the suffrage movement, progress, and the push for women’s voting rights in Kansas and nationwide.
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Council Gove
Ric
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Igner AB
John MacDowall
Western Schoal Journal
Lowra Jusee
Sali
Wits
Micrivtaik
Careie Chapman
Curt
New York
Rene Main
State Equal Suffrate Association
Moncy T. Glackweil
Boston
Woman's Journ
United States
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Buckwell
Uons
A. L. Wooster
Unex State Normal School
Toneka
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Ars
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Mra
W. G. Dickie
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Mra L
Ferry
Mr. H.G. Schwartzkopf
Mic. Ph Adams
Pearlade Prescott
Former Kingman County official commits suicide by train
Charles B. Hardy, former Kingman county register of deeds, recently improving from insanity, walked onto a train track in Topeka and was struck by eastbound No. 10. He lived in Kingman, was a prominent Republican, and had faced financial pressures over state seizure of funds. his death is ruled accidental with no blame on the railroad. He was taken to a Topeka asylum after court proceedings and will be buried in Kingman.
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Lukens Spera House
North Topeka
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Garnett
Charles B. Hardy
State Insanexylum
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Hardy
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Department of the Interior
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Sringfeld
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Topeka
Claure
County Vrsiaur
Mardy
Marten Altoueh
Knox on Trusts Address to Pittsburg Chamber
Attorney General Knox spoke at the Hotel Benente last night on The Commerce Clause of the Constitution and the Trusts. He said corporations now own and control many branches of business, with trusts merging independent firms into incorporated entities and stressing the need for regulation rather than prohibition. He argued concentration can be guided by reasoned control to meet modern commercial needs.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Americas
Changiik
Overcapitalization and Trust Power in National Sindustry
The text condemns trusts and large corporations for overcapitalization. It argues overcapitalization fuels fraud against capital providers and raises prices, lowers wages, or cuts dividends. It calls for uniform state laws, price non-discrimination, and mandatory public disclosure to curb monopoly risks and ensure public needs are met.
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Aseume
Sarvieg
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Weather forecast and reading from Observer Jennmes
The Observer predicts a warmer day with rain potential for Thursday football. Winds at ten miles per hour this morning, temperature around 41, hourly readings recorded by the government thermometer show a pattern of increasing warmth through the day.
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Oelock
Douthitt Divorce Granted in Uncontested Case
Mes Douthitt was granted a divorce from Jacex W Douthitt by Jadee Hagen this morning in an uncontested proceeding. The decree cites abandonment and nonsupport. A prior suit by Bir Douthitt against his wife was dismissed as the court did not grant a divorce.
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Tdouthitt
Jacex W. Douthitt
Jadee Hagen
Bir Douthitt
California
Twitthitt
Weeks Notes His First Excption in Molinedx Trial
The second trial of Roland Th Molinedx, charged with murder in the death of Mrs Adame, opened in the criminal branch of the New York Supreme Court with Justice Lambert presiding. Weeks made his first exception in response to the juror panel challenges, and defense counsel protested the panel as unconstitutional. High seas weather disrupted Channel traffic, and HS Page of Self Protection plans to race in England at Liverpool.
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Get
Roland Th. Molinedx
Mra
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Supreme Court
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Joseph Lambert
Fredonia
N. J
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Tin
Hite
General Molinewx
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Ube Defense
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England
Page
Morrie Park
Tidal Wave Destruction Hits Mexican Central American Coasts
An earthquake and tidal wave on September 23 and 24 caused wide damage along the Mexican and Central American coasts. Piers were destroyed, launches carried inland over a hundred feet, and Ocos Guatemala suffered a pier collapse that may cost millions. Captain von Riegen of the German steamer Dendérah reported no landings possible from the port damage.
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Dendérah
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Cruz
Tehusa
Ocos
Guatemala
Ais Murrasmile
Ocean disaster toll over eighty as tidal waves hit Odawara region
A chaotic telegraph report notes 80 persons killed by seismic tidal waves along the Odawara coast. Flooding swamps villages from Odawara to Kamekura and Kodasha with immense property loss and vast disruption. Rail lines Yumoto Kodsar Dluwara are paralyzed as towns seek aid.
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Austbern
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Los
Eied
Gitiwara
Ambassadors Return as France Adjusts Posts
Peru Oct I yuire Uamoon, newly appointed ambassador of France to Spain, returns from Switzerland after a lengthy stay. He prepared for voyage to New York on La Savoie and recalled his letter to President Roosevelt. He regrets leaving the U S but cites official reasons and plans to defer recalls until after elections. Jusserand to Washington. Cambon may tour U S cities before departing.
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United States
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Madrid
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