Bankers to Meet in Leavenworth December Session
The eleventh Kansas Bankers convention will be held in Leavenworth on December 3, 22, and 27. Officers include Ottawa president Dehison and Leavenworth vice president 5, with J. W. Thurston of Topeka as secretary. The program features an address of welcome by Edward Carroll, papers by Breidenthal on Guarantee Fund for State Banks and by Gacciner on Cattle Paper, plus talks by Jobes and others from Kansas and Oklahoma. The funeral election of officers is scheduled for Thursday morning at 10.
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Leavenworth
Kansas Bank
Association
Dehison
Ottawa
Roneurake
Tope Frais
J. W. Thurston
Topeka
Puesiday
Edward Carroll
Leaven
Kansas
Oklahoma
W. F
Lawrence Will Arn
Alen
Hf. B. Dawes
Calvin Hoods Fimporin
Henry Allen
J. P. ‘Moore
Horton
Porter Sherman
Kansas City
Roswell I. Cofran
Misa Cofran
Bire
Jane Thompson
Osage City
Mia
Fred Bonebrake
Attleson
Aloha Whist Club
Edna Smythe
Phillip
Elizebeth
N.J
Palmer
Donald
H. W. Moore
Bastelle
North Cedar
Thomas L. King
Omahie
S. R. Peters
Newton
State Federation of Clubs
Morndey
Mra. W. A. Johnston
Mita Mary Dixon
Sacramento
Cal
Ronsxe
Ernest I. Zin
Boston
Massip
Topeks
B. E
A. W. Tanner
St. Louis
Mackinac
Mra. B. W. Ghent
New York
Moss Lele B. Whitaker
B. Tuchman
R. J. Parker
Chicago
WJ. Black
A. A. Hunt
Chitaco
Charles Bower
California
Dre
W. Ho Wheeler
Chapman
Kan
Viet
Wheeler
Abrs
L. G. Heal
Mise Hertic Hitt
Louisiana
Phillip Zimmermann
St Louis
J. Stravas
Mra. S. Bernheimer
Charie Losh
Jalon
May Bortatte
Shorey
Eva Shields
Isabel Crandal
Bessie Crandel
Nellie Howard
Shawnee Council No. 2
Amizs Fannie Nowitt
Geawkie Arm Fins
Western Union
Mra E. Wittman
Ja Moeser
We. Tmub
Whs
Thomas Reagh
Quincy Street
Franen
Charlemaine
Manie Colé
Eet
Simm AL
J. Arnold
Jackson
N. F. Conkle
Joe Quincy
Con
Adah Conkie
Mabel Hillis
Aline Sophue
WS. Kale
Afr
Aid
W. S Charles
J. J. Rodgers
C. B. Jordan
P. al Jordan
Chih
H. S. Hoyer
Kan- Nag Cir
W. le Byers
Keo
Electric line proposal links Newton to Arkansas City
Wichita reports movement to build an electric intercity line from Newton to Arkansas City. Judge W S Babb backs public ownership, surveying Carthage, Joplin and other sites. If built, it would create close ties along a 14 mile stretch and boost regional travel and commerce.
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Wichita
Newton
Arkansas City
W. 5
Babb
Principe
Witte
Sannetting
Carthage
Joplin
Galera
Flood Extradition Delay Ties up Kobe Merchant in US Custody
Jamen Flood of Kobe Japan was arrested on arrival of the Steamer Cove and will seek habeas corpus in the United States. He faces possible release unless Japan requests his detention. Marshal Shin reports state department guidance and awaits word from Tokyo, with no orders received yet.
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Japan
Jamen Flood
Kobe
Cove
United States
Marshal Shin
State Department
Washington
Flood
Tine
Seven Mussulmans Hanged in Candia After Outbreak
In Candia Crete on October 19 seven Mussulmans convicted of murdering British soldiers during the outbreak were hanged. A cannw on a hill could be seen from the entire town as troops and traitors stood to arms. The execution drew shrieking crowds while authorities enforced order before dawn. A final warning served to deter further violence amid ongoing tensions at sea and land.
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Candia
Island of
Crete
Seves Mussulmans
Camp Meade Court Martial For Sleep on Duty
Private Townsly of the reserve ambulance corps faces a court martial for sleeping on duty and letting a delirious patient wander at Camp Meade Middletown Pa. Private Exsit's death from typhoid fever triggered the arrest. Three West Virginia soldiers from Company M remain in the guard house after refusing orders. General Graham stays until subordinates report back.
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Camp Meade
Middletown
Girard
Exsit
Townsly
Galing
Graham
West Virginia
Mace, Mose
Plant
Cleans Merriam's Son In Honolulu Disorder Report
Major General Merriam received Brigadier General King’s report from Honolulu detailing troop health and discipline and a recent clash between soldiers and citizens. The document fully exonerates Lieut. Merriam, son of Gen Merriam, who was accused of liquor influence and unmilitary conduct.
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San Francisco
Merriam
King
Honlulu
Johnston Jordan in Trouble at Newton Over Gamb ling
Johnston Jordan a Topeka colored suspect and key prosecution witness in a Petticide case faces arrest in Newton for shouting and gambling with Robert Pher won. Bond set at $200 per count, total $2,000. Preliminary held. case to continue. A second item notes a new peach disease in Miles Michigan called Little peacha destroying about 4,000 trees in Saugatuck township.
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Johnston Jordan
Newton
Toush
Topeka
John Calling
Joy Weigand
Robert Pheron
Jordan
Pherwon
Miles
Mich
Michigan
Tiwan
Saugatuck Township
Prize Offered for Original Cantata Welhe der Kunst
Cincinnati newspaper notes a prize of 1000 dollars offered for the best original cantata by Fred W. Alms. The work titled Welhe der Kunst seeks to glorify art and was announced on October 15.
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Cincinnati
Fred W. Alms
They Let Andres Go. Balloonists quit search. 25 claims staked
A Vancouver report from St Michael says the balloonists sent to find Andree have quit the effort and staked 25 claims. Death of Beaconsfield's Brother Ralph Disraeli, aged about 80, former deputy clerk of the Parliaments. Notices defer peace commission meeting and Modoc club gathering. Winter coin supply advertised by Davis & Nicholson.
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Andres
Vancouver
B. C
Fetter
St Michael
Andree
Beaconsfield
Ralph Disraeli
Earl of Beaconmield
Mr. Disraeli
Paris
Is It One of the Trio and The Dr Dickinson Death
Fourteen year old Lark Dickinson found his father Dr D B Dickinson dead beside him after a two week drinking bout. Morphine bromidia and other drugs, taken to quiet him, led to his death. Neighbors feared the doctor during drunken sprees and an inquest was not deemed necessary.
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Lark Dickinson
D. B. Dickinson
Lark
Reyftev
Dickinson
Hin
Locust Street
Litte
Dr. Dickinson
D. J. Seymore
Cormer
J. M. Westerfield
United States attitude on Cuban debt and Cuba’s sovereignty
Paris dispatch reports the United States will not assume the Cuban debt or accept a sovereignty cession. The American commissioners reject annexation or control of Cuba beyond pacification and self rule. The move aligns with the intervention resolution favoring Cuban independence and free government. Nine Hour Day Adopted in Cincinnati by the Masters Benevolent Association.
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Paris
Spain
United States
Resoluttons
Cuba
Cincinnati
Master Borepshocrs National Protectiv Association
Social and Personal. Hibla class entertained Tuesday
Air and Mrs W W Mills hosted the Hibla class gathering Tuesday evening at their home. Guests included Craven, Whitmer, Whitmer, Whitmer, Moore, Bien, Evans, Lawrenson, May, Thorpe, Caswell, Serrigo, Titus, Mill a, Anderson and many more. Mrs Lewis planned another event for Thursday afternoon.
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W. W. Mills
Hibla
Craven
Br. JR. Wuesoner
We Whitmer
Will Moore
E Bien
Joe Whitmer
D. FR. Evans
F. A. Lewis
West Sixth Street
Archibald Corser
Philadelphia
Airs
James Ly King
Rays
Mra A
I W. Doolittle
H. O. Garvey
CE. Spencer
W.L. Newcomer
CB. Rees
Harry Olimer
Arthur Murphy
Leon Tuttle
W. A. Morton
George W. Crane
Eugen Ware
C. 3. Sutton
V. Hinckley
Mus
Armin Fasnier
Willard Hall
James B. Hayden
J. R Nankin
Court Plower
James_. King
W. W. Webb
Fred Freeman
Charlee Buss
W. T. Crosby
Ance Prescott
Bessie Stewart
Mra Lewis
Will Fix The Pavement Inspects Topeka Work
Jonathan Myers of Gilacnite Asphalt in Topeka says the pavement laid on state walks and drives is unsatisfactory and will be repaired if not acceptable. He notes inspection pending, explains pavement hardening takes about ten days, and promises to correct any deficiencies. Boyle will speak, and the Mo cas will sing at Hamilton hall tonight.
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Jonathan Myers
Gilacnite Asphalt Company
Topeka
Myers
Boyle
Cheers For Bryan and Roosevelt Rally Dullsville Report
The crowd in Wigwam praised Bryan and Roosevelt as Democratic unity was urged. Governor Campbell criticized the Food soldier policy and mocked deployment while citing regimental returns and political tensions. He referenced Roosevelt’s stumping tour and questioned wartime troop use in politics.
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Tirecta
Eral
Mtande
James B. Custis
St Biiatie
Ambax
Mustis
Andoe
Itz
Democratic Party
Ate
Oia
New York
Buffalo Bull
Campbell
Hoosevelt
Florida
Ani
Roosevelt
Anite Republisan
Mike Cutie
Inna
Meyer van Wyck
War material embarkation at Toulon continues
Paria reports semi official denials aside that Toulon naval yards remain active with four trenchades and three cruisers loading ammunition and war supplies. Two transports near sea readiness. All trench officers on leave recalled. Toulon naval authorities remain reticent.
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Paria
Bebo de Paris
Toulon
Thers
Populist Flambeau Club Backs All People's Party Nominees
The Populist Flambeau club adopted resolutions denouncing misrepresentation by papers and pledging to support every People's party candidate in state and local races. The vote was almost unanimous, with eight opposed, after lengthy notice and a recent meeting.
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Flambeau Club
Flambeau Cub
People's Party
People’s Party
Uobels
Real Estate Transfers Filed With Register of Deeds
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers including Wm A Knowlton to Tra W Hardick for 850 on Harrison Street Walnut Grove, Matt Edwards to Tra for Ti4 Harrison Street, T M Thomas to F E Clark 350 lot 148 Grattan Street, FR Feneky to Louie Alsdort lots 424 and 46 Chandler Street, Western Land and Lot Co to J Bripegar Jr 115 lots 34 and 72 Boggart Avenue, Jno Wimmer to Jno A Brinegar Jr 425 lot 370 Swygart Avenue in Western Land and Lot Co addition.
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Beon
Register of Deeds
Af. Knowlton
Tra
W. Hardick
Harrison Street
Walnut Grove
Matte Edwards
W. Burdick
T. M.‘Thomas
FE. Clark
Grattan Street
Heerys
FR. Feneky
Louie Alsdort
North Topeka Social Notes Roundup
North Topeka tidbits list residents visiting Kansas City for business and health affairs. Local clubs meet with members sharing notes on history, human anatomy and charity events. Residents attend gatherings at homes on Quincy street and Union Pacific hotel, with several visits to Kansas City or Richmond Virginia.
Hutchinson Street Car Drivers Strike Halts Service
Hutchinson drivers strike over three weeks of back pay. Cars have not run for two days as drivers demand overdue wages, with Sunday morning notification to the superintendent. The dispute centers on alleged weekly payments and missing wages.
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Hutchi Nson
Citizens Wall
Fistchinson
Hutchinson
Sixth Street Viaduct Needs Urgent Repair
The city council wrestles with dangerous Sixth Street viaduct pavement decay. Built for 340,009 under Whaley and Lull governance, cedar block roadway and planks give way. Street railway lacks funds to repave, forcing consideration of alternative repair funding.
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Sixth Street
Messrs Whaley and Lull
City Railway
Tyner Buys Controlling Interest in the Arena
Paul Tyner of Denver buys a controlling stake in the Arena radical Review based in Boston. He will direct the delayed October legislative issue. Tyner is a familiar Arena writer on sociological topics. Also noted, Hoyle to speak and the Mods will sing at Hamilton ball tonight.
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Paul Tyner
Boston
Denver
Bee
Arena
Radical Review
Fr. G. Prower
Legis
Trouble at Rossville township ballots in disarray
Rossville township faces a ballot mess as both Republicans and Populists fail to file nominations in regular form by deadlines. Populists tardy. Republicans five days late, leaving no official township tickets. Voters may need to write in names to fill blank spaces while politicians seek remedy. Also notes bonds found in Minneapolis and local coal company events and speaking plans in Hamilton.
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Rossville Township
Idw
Rownville
Hie
Canada Seeks Canadian Law Influence
John A Reid of the Northwest Territories writes to Attorney General Boyle seeking copies of the prohibition law from Kansas and related pamphlets. The request is tied to Canada’s debate over adopting prohibition. Boyle to speak tonight.
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Canada
John A. Reid
Executive Council of
Northwest Territories of Canada
Boyle
Kansas
Local Laundry Promises Cheap Family Washing Services
Town rumor confirms large volumes of family laundry are being done for very little money. The establishment claims to provide top shirt collar and cuff work as part of its service offering, aiming to attract customers with low prices.
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Thompson Bros
Lesvenworth
Csr
Lins
Mussulmans
Etyarsige Coal
Orm
Topeka Coal Co
Janko
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Coort
Clears Merriam’s Son
Honolulu
Collins Cane
Modocs
Modoc Club
Hamilton
T. J. Anderson
Davis & Nicholson
Fis
Boars
Apt
Social and Personal
Mrs. Lewis
Gilacnite Company
Mattera
Pavies & Vicholson
Bryan
Tammany
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and
Quincy
Fred J. Close
W. W. Wiley
Secy
North Topeka
M.S. Bvint
Versailles
Myrtle Koil
Hambotham
Luton Pacis - Stewart Henry
Charles Lukens
F. Ellenfoldt
Salina
Bloch Poiner
Maurice Todd
Norrerary
State Board of Health
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Rossville
Minneapolis
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Riverside
the Topeke Coal Co. First and
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L. C Boyle
Docs
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Miek Oy
Amu
Dan Shermay
Balcuny
Balcussee
G Boyle
Bost
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Throuk
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