Boston American Teague Club Wins World Series Title
J. Kintten, owner, proclaims confidence after victory over national rivals. Owner Klein notes about 840,000 wagered on the contest, with seven percent set aside as bonuses. Postseason payouts average around 1.40 per player. Remote club members await their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wie
Menty J. Kintten
Boston Américan Teague Baseball
van Nehls
Owener Klien
Gelaed Teventy
To Elube Re
September Temperature and Rainfall Report Summary
The Thrector Jentines team presents September climate figures showing cooler overall temperatures and a record low average rainfall. The mean September temperature neared low figures with a high around 60 degrees at multiple sites, while rainfall totaled about 2.25 inches for the month, marking a notably dry period compared with recent years.
Young People conventions open in Swedish church
The Young People societies of the Swedish conference will hold a convention in the Swedish Lutheran church at Fourth and Tyler starting tomorrow evening and continuing through Sunday. Speakers include Dr. Hkhobe of Bethany College, Dr Swenson, and Prof. Pinittud. Miss Amanda Veursa of Kannan City will sing. choirs and quartets will provide music. Rev. Oden of Kackley will preach Sunday morning with others addressing Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Kuneis Conference
Citrine
Oden
Kackley
Merman Sun
Routh
Three Sentenced In Prairie State Penitentiary Case
Three men were sentenced after a strict district court in Topeka, Kansas. Jude Hagen received years in the state penitentiary for assaulting Charles Desch with a mill and Seth Topeka was sentenced to a term in a union railway case. Frank Jordan and others were named in the proceedings and given sentences as specified by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Hagen
Buitentiary
Kanata
Tom Coy
Frank Jordan
Charles Desch
Millard Fheim
Seth
Topeka
Sony Bonehes
Union Ty Railway
Esin
Boris Emi
Tree
North Fopell
Burglary Ends in Fatal Shot at Austin Home
Herbert L. Butler of Austin was seriously wounded by his wife during a confrontation at their residence. The couple claimed burglars were present, but police found no intruders as the pair fired upon each other, leaving Butler injured and the wife unharmed. The incident unfolded after a man appeared in the doorway and was fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Butler
Austin
Butler
Chicago
Special Rates to Fort Riley for Military Maneuvers
The Union Pacific Railroad offers discounted tickets for Fort Riley maneuvers from October 14 to 28. Tickets go on sale October 19 to 25 and are valid on a special Topeka train at 9:15 am returning Fort Riley by 6 pm. A second trip rate of 1.50 is available for October 24.
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Fort Riley
Union Papin Railroad
Round Tri
Topeka
Samme
Topeka Teamsters Convene Over Wagon Ordinance
Believing the ordinance requiring wide ore wagons imposes hardship on oil field teamsters, a general meeting is called at the ball on 420 Kansas Avenue Friday night October 16 at 8 o clock. All teamsters urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotks
Teamsters
City of
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Woeful garbledSnippet hints at legal case in Weshburn Bay region
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal matter involving Weshburn Bay in Trinois and individuals named Kropf and Richard Bea. The text is severely garbled, offering few clear facts such as court, parties, actions, or outcomes beyond scattered identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshburn Bay
Trinoises
National Civic Federation Opens in Chicago for Better Relations
The National Civic Federation met at Steinway Hall Chicago with labor leaders and business representatives discussing wage earners and capitalists. Notables included Oscar Straus Henry White John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers. Judge Arba Waterman opened the session urging peaceful industrial progress through cooperation between employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steinway Hall
Naomi Civic Federation
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street
New York
Arba N. Waterman
Civb Federation
Capit
T. F. Woodlock
Oscar 5. Strauz
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
John M. Stahl
MH. Strauss
le & Fact
Momicizer
State
Mal Hensal
Henry White
United Garment Workers
Associated Action
Thomas F. Woodtock
New 'i
Associated Labor
Antasayon
Ae Wootlock
North Topeka Mixed Local News And Social Notes
In Topeka briefs many names and places appear including Mrs Burgen and Mrs J M Haynes on Kansas Avenue. YWCA meetings, church activities, and visits by Miss Rachel Artherone and Mrs Charlotte Ebbage are noted alongside local illness recoveries and travel from Valley Falls and Larkin. A tragedy in Butte reports Miss Helen Kelly killed by Albert Beckmann in her room. Beckmann fled after claiming a loan for a trousseau.
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Charles Ogee
Kent
Konetra
J. A. Stavely
Burgen
Kansas Avenue
J. M. Haynes
Kansas
Miss Nelle
Toon
Gustlenace Senate
Herts Isaemerae
Paramore Street
T. J. Roost
Valley Falls
Ien Anna Rossa
Axtell
Kan
WC. Steele
Charles Alexander
Larkin
Steele
Western Woolen Mills
Misa Reid
Jackson
Seth Rube
Querane
C. B
Elmont
Riley
State House
W. CA
Bf E
Mies Baldwin
W. S Charles
Helen and
Kerchibald
Los Angeles
Cada
Topeka
N. F. Conkie
Quincy Street
Neille Dolman
Grove Dolman
Adele Small
Texarkana
Ark
Nina Bolles
Bare Holes
Thomas
Msra Ward
Stella Ward
Blanche Stewart
Flossier Downle
Mabel Bucannon
Ivan Dibbie
Pierce Amman
Fred Edwards
Mershall Kennedy
Joe Downle
James Capron
Archie Capron
Lester Stevich
Frank Collins
Frank Golden
Jay Ticehorst
Tee ‘Ticehorst
Bucannon
Miss Ward
Butte
Mont
Helen Kelley
Dakota Block
Albert Beckmann
Beckmann
Mies Kelly
Ireland
Surgical Instrument Dealers to Form American Trade Association
Chicago Oct 15 Surgical instrument dealers manufacturers and importers across the United States and Canada plan to organize the American Surgical Trade association. A convention is set in Chicago starting next Monday with about 200 dealers eligible for membership.
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Surgical Instrument Dealers
Chicago
Surgical Instrument
United States
Canada
American Surgical Trade Association
Mystery Food Reveals Brain and Nerve Power Source
An industrious brain worker, hampered by weak strength, pursued a food solution to renew mental and bodily vigor. Through extensive trials he identified a brain and nerve building nourishment from albumen and phosphate of potash. The discovery promises steady energy and sharper focus for daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reb
Reeder Sees Loomis Favored In 4th District Race
Congressman W A Reeder, arriving in Topeka, backs N H Loomis for the 4th district seat over Blood Smith, citing Loomis as the logical candidate and signaling irrigation policy focus. He expects the next Congress to chair the irrigation committee and seeks changes to land laws to keep public lands in the hands of actual settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reeder
Topeka
Long
Bailey
Marion Albbush
Justice Pollock
Murdock
Logan
Mr. Reeder
Rock Island
Clitton
Clifton
Karena City
Aeir Jer
T& N
Loomise
Loomis
Reeder
Triiaston
Congress
Steth District
Binice
Kansas
Bette Ting
Ogden
Bridges Inspectors Review Damaged County Crossings
County commissioners Haynes and Sterns inspected two weakened bridges in Meneken township after flood and heavy rains. Wreckage from the British Loch Lane washed ashore at the Chatham Islands with fears for the vessel and twenty four aboard. Dress hats for five dollars advertised for Friday Saturday and Monday at Morrison's.
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Morrison's
National
Haynes and
Sterns
Meneken Township
Sattonal
Ashora
London
Loch Lane
Nou~ Mea
New Caledonia
Chatham Islands
Seward Promoter as Ship Building Director Testifies
Frederick Seward former United States Ship Building director and Corporate Trust Company employee testifies about his roles as incorporator for multiple firms and directorships during 1902 to 1904. He explains stock certificate incidents and the investigation into dummy directorates tied to the ship building company.
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Fynpluyes
Corporations Trust Company
New York
Frederick Seward
United States Ship Building Company
United States Ship Build Fue Company
Deming
Alexander & Green
Corporation Trust Company
Fosshes
Ate Untermayer
Seward
Toathaa
New Jersey
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Killiles
Boston Club
Judge Hazen
Saint
Pancoast Kidder
National Civic Federation
Farmer Represented
dJohn M.sish
Oscar Straus
North Topeka
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
N. H. Loomis
Warren M.crosby & C
Santa Fe
San Francisco
California
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Salt Lake
Utah
Helena
Montana
KING
Bishop C. C
Hood
Paul
G. A
Milmnery
Radway & CO
Ani Nome
Eis
Trae “Beot
DE. Rabwat & Co
Emat
New Crawford Theater
Blanche Walsh
Pi Pi Ian Raha Eae
Kirke la Sheltie
Melville B. Raymond
Arizona
Thema
Seaiveniling
Rowley & Snow's
Fun
Ezra
Essuooe
Liebler & Co., Managers
Myan
Atkinson
Wildes
Eben Holden
Tim Murphy
Missouri
Smiller Kent
Bully Toung
Gordon Colline
Mahara
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