Wyandotte Republicans seek ballot access in Supreme Court
Wyandotte county Republicans led by J W Bowen petition the Kansas Supreme Court for an alternative writ of mandamus to compel county clerk Leonard Daniels to place the party ticket on the official ballot. Nominees include Irewin Idroit county attorney William Deal district court clerk William A Altman county superintendent D G Martin coroner C H Inge Ninth district representative George Brown Eleventh district representative and L W Folsom county commissioner. Hearing set for Monday October 2 at 2 pm.
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Wyandotte County
Supreme Court
J. W. Bowen
Leonard Daniels
M. W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
Danielz
Bowen
Wedded After All Col A S Johnsons Grandson Social Sensation
The Los Angeles Record reports on Geo A Davis of Chicago courting Nanna Cutter of Los Angeles. After a dramatic courtship ending in a clandestine engagement, they marry with Nanna’s mother Mrs Cutler initially opposed due to Davis smoking. The ceremony at the Los Angeles courthouse unites George Dawne Davis and Natina Cutler, amid family blessings and Catalina Davis’s public service.
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Col. A. S. Johnson
Los Angeles
Los Angeies
Cutler
Curlirla Miod
Bol
Davie
Paris
Nanna
Boulevard Des Tallens
Chicago
Felture
Nanna Cutler
la Orante Station
Davin
Nanos
Mamma
Gal Kine
Durie
Cupid
Sam Kote
Huts
Goores Francie
George Dawnee 2
Natina Cutler
Cutlier
George
Bim
Manne
Tim
Davis Family Wealth and Romantic Revelation Interview
The article recounts Davis wealth and a dramatic confession from Mrs. Davis about her daughter’s romance with George. It notes Davis’s large fortune and family connections, with hints of social opposition and a hoped reconciliation amid public attention.
Terrible Seas Plague Oriziba On Havana to New York Voyage
The Oriziba arrived from Havana reporting a southeast gale with terrible seas from Hatteras to New York. The steamer lagged 19 hours. Passengers included Lieutenant Colonel Andrew S. Rowan and Captain Charles J. Parker. Major Beebe’s body is aboard.
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Cuba
New York
Havana
Hatteras
Andrew 8
Rowan
Charlee J. Parker
Jomes
Beebe
Colored Elks Lodge Sparks Racial Controversy in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a colored Elks lodge organized locally. Grand Exalted Ruler Gatiig deems the move without warrant, cites white-member requirement, and warns of potential legal action unless the group uses the name BP. Other items note Santa Fe time changes affecting schedules and a partial forecast of showers.
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Cincinnati
Get
Order of the Elks
Gatiig
Did You Get Caught With your coal bin bar
Topeka Coal Co Riverside claim their coal is superior with honest testing and no equal among imitators. A fair trial will prove their alloy quality and burning performance exceeds all competing brands sold by druggists.
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Spienty of
Riverside
Topeka Coal. Co
First and
Jackson
All
Dras
Drilling in the Dew Cited as Sickness Cause at Army Camp
A war commission in Jacksonville examines camp conditions led by Major Noble Creager. Colonel J. R. Campbell credits prompt requisitions and good quality gear but notes dew exposure as the main sickness source. He halts early morning drills, praises furloughs, and urges Krag rifles for his unit.
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Jacksonville
Fix
War Investigating Commission
Jacksonville City
Noble H. Creager
Seventh Corps
Creager
Con Sresaman
R. Campbell
Ninth
Illinois “Volunteers
Campbell
Cuva I Civn
Flo
Deaths and Funerals Notice for C Deets and Freddie McKnight
The funeral of C Deets, an old soldier, was held this afternoon at 26 o'clock from his residence at Fourth and Quincy streets. The funeral of Freddie McKnight, son of SW McKnight, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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C Deets
Fourth
Quincy Atreete
Freddie McKonight
McKnight
Fever Strikes Ohio A Yellow Jack Appears in Warren
Word from Newton Falls reports a suspected yellow fever case in Warren with quarantine enforced and two people exposed. The rest of the item notes a bridge contract in Douglas and Shawnee counties with Dahlen of Lawrence to stone at 290 dollars and Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron of Leavenworth to iron at 290 dollars, shared cost by both counties.
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Warren
Newton Falls
Board of Health
Blanche Beck
Paris Towning
Misetai
Dest Creek
Douglas
Shawnee
Dar Dahlen
Lawrence
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Leavenworth
Wreck blocks Santa Fe line near Reading station
A Santa Fe freight wrecked three miles south of Reading between Colorado City and Emporia in the morning. Fifteen cars derailed and track torn up for a long distance. No loss of life reported though wires are down. Through trains used the cut off from Kansas City to Emporia, and westbound passengers bound for Topeka remained in Kansas City. Superintendent McLellan and Train Master Tice led wrecking crews. Repair likely to take hours.
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Santa Fe
United
Topeka
Emporis
Kansas City
Topeks
Reading Station
Qouge City
Emporia
Emperia
McLellan
Tice
Color Line Among Masons in Kentucky Grand Lodge Action
Louisville October 14 Kentucky Masons adopted a resolution from a special committee urging non intercourse with the Washington grand lodge in protest of recognizing negro lodges. The motion received fifty master Masons as second. The body also decided to build a home for aged and infirm Masons and had raised 240,000 of 350,000 needed. pledging 1.00 yearly for ten years to raise the remaining 10,000.
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Louieville
Grand Ride of
Kentucky Masons
Grand Lodge
Grand Loge
Washington
Dr Schweninger Finds Errors in Busch Bismarck Memoir
Berlin October 19 Dr Schweninger says he marked 300 errors in Dr Busch's Bismarck Memoir He notes 20 corrections already and claims Busch distorts nine expressions of Bismarck that are barely recognizable to those familiar with the chancellor's style.
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Dr. Schweninger
Dr. Busch
Berlin
Bismarck
Enya
Washington artillery veterans seek back pay in Ohio court
Cincinnati dispatch reports Washington artillery veterans, mustered into service in 18, claim they were never mustered out and seek back pay with attorney Henry I. Howe as sole commissioned officer remaining. Survivors seek pay for 235 years of service, with claims totaling about 185,660 dollars. a like company at Maxsville contemplates similar action this week. Also mentions hair product advertisement spliced into text.
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Ohio
Washington Artillery
Cincinnati
Henry I. Howe
Odtie
Hlip
Fiay
Maxsville
Enid
Formal Demand Delayed by Insurance Official in Connecticut Fire Case
D H Mertin representing Connecticut Fire Insurance Company demanded a local agent license to write fire insurance. The license was refused by A E McCoubrie as Webb McNair was away at his father’s funeral. The action mirrors prior moves by Connecticut Mutual Life and may trigger contempt proceedings for ignoring Judge Williams restraining order.
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D. H. Mertin
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Todey
Insurance Department
Webb McNair
Lebanon
A. E. McCoubrie
Connecticut Mutual Life
McNall
Connecticut Fire
Wiliams
Connecticut Mutual
Willams
Cut rate hotel plan eyed for vast New York project
New York on October 18 reports a major cut rate hotel project near Wana makers mammoth mart. A lessee ready to invest 140000 dollars a year is sought, with construction to begin once secured. The plan calls for a bathing holding from 1200 to 2200 rooms with daily rates from 50 cents to 3 dollars, plus 40 dollars yearly from office store rents. The result is to create several Waldorfs for modest menus.
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New York
Wanamakers Mammoth Mart
Missionary Ridge post urges against colored officers
A period piece notes the G. A. R. in Chattanooga recommending to the war department that colored commissioned officers should not be used in the army, with plans to push the issue in the south. Also a Va. reader praises Chamberlains Colic remedy for a child relato to diarrhea and vomiting.
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Chattanpore
Webn
Missionary Ridge
War Department
Police Notes Report City Crime Scene Disorder
Albert Taylor and P Wheeler were arrested by Officer Campbell for stealing hariness. Gains was seriously cut in 14 places. he cannot leave the police station. A crowd drank heavily at George Paine’s town North Tapers. injuries noted. The police station is damp and cold with two stoves missing. plan to improve heating undecided.
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Albert Taylor
P. Wheeler
Campbell
Hariness
Gales
Albert Hull
George Paine
Ton Fy North
Gains
Hoh
Wasuult
Pastor Parrish Charged with Forgery in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown on Oct 9 a pastor named Rev. Parrish of the Con(s)riations church was accused of forging checks drawn on the Tilinos board of missions. The same man allegedly used the name Rev. Mark Thom of Toledo and later Howard E. Aiken in Wetertown and Ikhorn Wie, claiming missionary status to China with two checks worth $40 each. The American Bankers' association was involved as investigators pursued the case for three years.
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Marshalltown
Parrish
Con Srisetions
Tilinos Board of Missions
Mark Thom
Toledo
Smne
Wetertown
Ikhorn Wie
Holward E. Aiken
China
American Bunkers’ Association
Battleship Indiana Narrowly Escapes After Brooklyn Navy Yard Wall Caves In
In New York on October 12 a 40 foot section of the Brooklyn Navy Yard sea wall collapsed while the battleship Indiana was tied to the wall. Cracking paths warned of disaster before the wall tumbled. Captain Sumner said the vessel avoided injury as the break ran along the ship’s starboard anchor and forward gangplank. The ship was pulled clear to prevent further collapse.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Indiana
New York
Sumner
Yard
Wil
Market Report Summary From Kansas City Livestock Trade
Associated Press market report to State Journal notes cattle receipts near 1000 in Kansas City. Native steers and heifers mix with Texas cows and calves. prices and exact figures incomplete due to OCR damage.
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Associated Preas
The
State Journal
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas Steers and Cows Market Report and Prices
Market notes from Chicago and New York show cattle receipts, including Texas steers and cows, stockers and feeders in demand. Hogs and dairy products move with fluctuating prices. livestock market totals and shipmen ts listed amid financial indicators and money market figures.
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Chicago
Reugn
Eerie
Texas
Shinmentie
Auction sights and farm sale notices in Topeka area
Fragmented classified items include a 20 acre farm for sale near the capital with water access and orchard notes, a two room house for sale, and various Wanted ads for domestic help and helpers. The text lists A. A. Graham in Topeka, deals on payment terms, and stray lost and wanted notices with minimal legible details.
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Roe
Hinses
Srmaller Farm
A. A. Graham
Hansa Ave
Topeka
Kan
Dargath
Kansasea
Sia Western Ave
Hanes Pyne
West Rust
Norrin- Sale
Rome
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Wyandotte Rbepublicans
Journal
Crane & Co
Hair Health
Jayie
Grice
DR. Hay
London Supply Co
Chchir
Swiet & Holliday
Old. Org
Siena
Eics
Eas
Bruegioce
Kosmas
Rowley & Snow
Kansas Ave
Druggiste
Davis
Gilstoad
Septendice Snate Separtment
Tetons
A. S. Johnson
Fopeka Nasional Lrat
Saith
Taft
Colored Elks
Weather Bureau
Topeka Coal Co
Jackson 5
Masons
Kentucky Grand Lodge
Aaks
CUT Rate Hotel
Tennessee
G. A. R Post
Chamberlain
Stump Town
Glimer Co
W. Va
Scrolila
Ayer
J. C. Ayer
Leigh
Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout
East 6Th St
Aula
Foy
Ralston Health
Lion
Mokask Arbuckie’s
Sentos
New Japan
Kaw Valley
Warren's
Atb
Anderson'’s
New Orleans
California
Colorado
Ted Sugar
Rev. Geo. R. Parrish
Iowa
Burke
Lambe
Hasso
Sarens
Sakgerpina
Siudy
HU Dairy
Seta
Macreia
Bae
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