Teller in Washington Amid Senate Session Preparations
Senator Henry M. Teller arrived in Washington to attend the supreme council meeting of the Scottish Right and will stay for the congressional session opening November 9. He plans to remain in the capital and assess political alignments between the Gorman and Parker factions as the presidential question looms.
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Banator Teller
Washington
Henry M. Teller
Supreme Council
United States
Congress
Wasthinetor Unis Win
Mr Pierce At Home Amid Raucous Debate
A garbled dispatch discusses Mr Pierce in a tense setting with distant references to Topeka, a long monologue on the worst country, and mentions of Ste. Piero and ambivalent remarks about governance. The text seems corrupted but hints at domestic discourse and international comparisons without clear events or dates.
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Ste. Piero
Verminrd Smart
United States
Catula
South Africa
Bishop Thoburn Sails for New York on Steamship
The article reports Bishop Thoburn departing by steamship BE Lite from New York to Bowthempton with companions including James M Thoburn and several associates. It notes their movements and mentions related church figures and destinations amid a brief, fragmented transcript.
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Bishop Thoburn
New York
James M. Thoburn
Bowthempton
Harrison
Cape
Scarlet Fever at Atthison Incomplete Report
Fragmentary note mentions scarlet fever cases in Atchipomiat and Peeve Tilakanlt with removals and bones of Arthur Kinney. Mentions Loreano Dake, Dewan Rome Be Ut Karine avenue Yost Feara Minnveota and Pomel Fret returning from a trip. Unclear, with garbled names and dates.
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Atthison
Anhimen
Kae
Arthur Kinney
Loreano Dake
Ee Bre
Dewan Rome
Michigan football uniforms spark safety suit inquiry
Fragmentary text describes Michigan preparing for Minnesota game with new one piece suits featuring elastic waist cords and reinforced joints. Mention of Chicago and Western game context hints at program changes and tackle safety innovations.
London Newspapers Praise Boundary Award Decision
The afternoon papers unite in commending the boundary ruling as just though regrettable. The St James Gazette notes Chief Justice Alverstone signed the award and expresses fullest confidence in the decision. Pall Mall Gazette criticizes Canadian commissioners for their handling and lack of dignity in the revision.
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London
Lonitén
Alverstone
Justicn
Rns
St James Gasette
Pall Mall Gazette
Sousa Hurt in Auto Accident at Washington Today
John Philip Sousa, famed bandmaster, was struck by a vehicle in Washington. He fell, hitting his head and hip, but was unconscious only briefly and is expected to be back at work within a week.
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Jous
Haas Fair
Washington
John Philip Sousa
Hospital Superintendents Confer at Topeka Meeting
A Topeka conference of hospital superintendents discusses papers on medical topics including “Mod wieps iad AroMterture” and features speakers such as Henry S. Hurd and A. Haskell. A, V. Haskell, and others attend, with plans noted for travel on the Santa Fe to New York City for a short stay. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup is advertised as a cold remedy.
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Westenr
Staten
Henry SM
Moyris
Ting Fisher
New York City
Pootlesi&. A. Ve Haskell Indiang
Kiwresee
Santa Tr
Topeka
Dr. Wood
Miners and schools in Topeka news mix of events
Local items cross Topeka and nearby towns include high school football, college plans, a capital increase for Potter State Bank, a charter issued to Sunflower Glass in Coffeyville, and talks of Washburn College observatory open nights. Also noted are court, police, and public works matters with several community updates.
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Floren Simms
YW. Coa
Folk School
Pol
Fhal- Towers Tigett
McAfee
George Killyr
Igat Courier
Sengtok Hutton
Washington Kus
Grantville
Soldier
Topaki
Rome
Homer Bay
Wells Fargo
Jefferson Street
Ray
Howard
Exuinet
Farnsworth
Committee On Health and Sanitation
Coleman
Nation
Ikunaas
Attorney Generals Office
Hanley Secures Key Town Paving Contract
J D Hanley wins a paving contract worth about 190000 in a town including associated sewer and grading work. The council approved five streets' paving and curbing with Hanley and John Ribtye of Topeka submitting the main bids. Prices were high. the council split on concrete versus flagstone, ultimately favoring flagstone.
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J.D. Hanley
Tola
Mrr. Wattsley
Topeka
Soim Recor
D. Hanley
Bandara Fag Slot Company
Mr. Hanley
Johm Ritetye
Mr. Ribbles
Huntey
Farstone
Washburn Faculty Concert Draws Crowded Chapel Audience
Washburn College hosted a faculty recital that filled the chapel to standing room and drew about a hundred people who faced crowded streets and parking issues. Prof Papas and A Jelliveestberg led, with strong performances by Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Grimes, others including Miss Clark and Mr Penny. Future concerts will feature varied ensembles and improved streetcar service.
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Washburn
Washburn Tropical Conservatory
Nein Thid
Warget Care
Bnd
A. Jelliveestberg
Wend Professey
Washburn College
Tadsteal
Winberg
George W. Parkhurst
Grimes Sontano
Ciiiiente
George Ki. Stoker
Ludwir
Grins
Migs Tucelit
Clark
George B. Penny
Een
Erubol
One Arte
Washburn Musical
Numeria Ensemble
Prat
Penny
Alee
Hotter Street
Crowida
They Want the Road to Westmoreland and Toneks
A Westmorland delegation visited Toneks to discuss a proposed Manhattan electric line extending to Westmoreland through a Westmoreland Westmoreland committee led by Senator J K K Coddins and editors and local officials urged support. The group stressed Westmoreland’s need for railroad facilities and pledged full backing to the project.
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Westmorland
Toneks
Manhattan
Westmoreland
Wamego
J. K K. Coddins
W. F. Hil
Westmoreland Recorder
T. W. Crowe
T. W. Crowe, 21. Baxley, and J. D. Hart
Westmoreind
Nelson Morris Packing Co charter refused in Kansas
The state charter poaranas refused a charter to the Nelson Morris Packing Company to do business in Kansas. The company is raising capital and building a large multi million dollar plant at Kansas City. The Morris company was originally chartered in New Jersey with a $3,000,000 capital. before seeking a Kansas charter the capital was reduced to £190,000.
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Poaranas
Nelson Morris Packing Company
Kansas
UN Iite
Morris Company
Kansas City
New Jersey
Askime
Postum Helps Coffee Sufferer Reclaim Health, Says Kengan
A former coffee drinker, Kengan describes years of stomach trouble, nervousness, and headaches from coffee. After trying Postum, he stops coffee, reports relief in hours, and credits improved digestion, steadier nerves, and better overall well being. He also cites family members adopting Postum with similarly positive results.
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Kengan
Ameed
Packese
Indy
Pines
Coffer
Portum Co
Batte Creek
Bich
Janauschek Evicted Over Hotel Bill Dispute
Beratoga, N Y October 21 Madame Janauschek an almost helpless paralytic was evicted from the Ashton Street address for failing to pay a five hundred dollar hotel bill. The actress, long ill and unable to work, faces potential sale of possessions in New York this week as she seeks rehabilitation funds.
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Beratoga
Janauschel
Ashton
Nerrors
Lake Avenue
Miyaiara
Vane Willehs
New York
Dramatic events loom at New Crawford and Grand Opera House
M a hara’s Operatic Minstrels headline the New Crawford for one night with a high class program. Irving French company brings popular price entertainment to the Grand Opera House for three nights and a matinee, featuring Dorothy Grey and a talent-packed cast. The Runaway Wits and In Convict Stripes provide melodrama and danger in peak entertainment. Eunice Godarien stars in Pur Mother’s Suite. Van Dyke company begins four nights at New Crawford with scenery and specialty acts including Roulette and Hessie Jackson.
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Irving French Company
Grand Opera
Dorothy Grey
Ed Ackerman
Trimy
England
Don McMillan
Harry Rowe
Voraliat
Crawford
South Carolina
Charleston
Hue Sister
Derrick
Eunice Godarien
4 Ster
The
van Dyke Company
New Crewford
Playis
Hoop Roller
Sprague
Hessie Jackson
Dollie Temple
Serrocomb Bongs
McCoy
Jackson
Wal
Payment into Union Frust Company funds Crucible plan
Pittsburg reports a 3.1 million dollar payment into Union Frust Company needed to finalize reorganized Crucible Steel Company of America and cover Clariton Steel debt. The Crucible Steel annual meeting is set in Jersey City today amid regional financial news.
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Pittsburg
Pal
Union ‘Frust Company
Crucible Steel Company of America
Clariton Steel Company
Crucible Swet Sonspane
Jersey City
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Warren M.crosby & Co
Sorosis
Black God
Anting
Gorman OF
Parker
MR. Pierce
Returse
Sones
Jett Topeka
Ant Ark
Mich
Pomel Fret
Chicago
Michigan
Barry
Bey Nate Ha
Doa Eientine
Renee Sar Bares
Havenisine
Stockman’s Manan
Ag Kadaus
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Washbburn
Washburn College Observatory
Loomis
Toormis
Douglas County
Polk Strest
Women’s Home
Sufely
Mia
Carrie &. Cope
Teneks
H. J. Barnes
Kensas City
Anna Nelerhelser
Flora Wark Hechtel Lawrences
Robert Hawthorne
Atchison
Mra
Elder
J. E. Nissley
West Madison
Hanley
Tota
Weatmoreland
Change
Janauschek
News York
David Grege
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Westend Theologietl Seminary
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Zanardelli
Constantinople
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Panam
Bogott
House of Representatives
Michael O'Sullivan
Detroit
Detroit Board of Commerce
All High Commission
Canada
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Spal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ian Hamilton
Fort Riley
St. Louis
Sam Parks
Parks
Ittellar
Josephus Plenty
Pather
Thomas Hiwiig Sherman
W.T. Sherman
Associated Press
Ceneral Sherman
Sherman
De‘sire
Palace
Kansas Ave
Regent Shirt Company
Garner
Nielsehatten
West Buyers
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Ance
Adler
California
Rock Island
A. M. Fuller
Leiter Patent
George Stansfield
Topeka Milling Co
Santal
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Los Angeles
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Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake
Utah
Helena
Butte
Ontana
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U.P. Land Co
Union Depot
J. K. Ballantine
Kansas Avenue
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Mem
Renan Thmare
Penone Geod
Missouri & Kaueet Tote Co
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