Death of John Sherman and tributes from leaders
A flood of tributes followed the death of John Sherman, longtime statesman and former secretary of state. Leaders like Cantos, Day, and W. S. Pierce praised his financial mastery and public service from the Civil War era through his treasury tenure. Proclamation notes a nation in bereavement, with funeral plans announced and diplomatic circles paying respects.
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the Treasury
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Bastor
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United States of America
United States
Joan Sherman
Bations
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John Sherman
SRE
Committee of Ways and Ments
Stevenson in Detroit Seeks Democratic Victory After Breakfast Meeting
Adial E Stevenson, Democratic vice presidential nominee, arrived in Detroit from Chicago for a breakfast meetup with supporters. He expressed strong confidence in Democratic success as he noted the enthusiasm and favorable Newsone vote signals.
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Detroit
Adial E Stevenson
Chicago
National
Socneeauseensa Cimentet Sia Cbee Stevenson
Newsone
Sound Money Parade Aims for Large GOP Showing Nov. 3
New York Republicans plan a major funding parade for November 3 to bolster the presidential nominee. A Broadway florist reports orders for 100,000 carnations and 200,000 pinks from growers nationwide, with garlands prepared in cold storage for dawn delivery. The parade features decorated cars and emblems as supporters gear up for the strong display.
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New York
Broadway
Wisconsin
Cuban Convention Cabinet Meets With President On Death Of Sherman
Washington October 22 the cabinet meeting lasted from 11 to 1. Present were Secretaries Gage Root and Hitchcock Hay Lone Hay Attorney General and Geo Leonard Wood who met with the president. Topics included the death of Secretary Sherman the Cuban constitutional convention and china open door principles. The president said Hay should prepare the official notice for the diplomatic service and discussed national politics before leaving for Ohio. An agreement between England and Germany on China policy pleased the administration as it reflected the Hay open door principles.
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Shorty
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Supreme Court
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Thomas Eying
John
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White Comandion
Philadelphia
Zachary Taylor
Baltimore
Winfield Scott
Nathaniel P. Hanks
Ae Uon
Lairman Justoe
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Itis Arseni
Treasury
Thiee Salmon P Charme
Sherman
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James A. Garfield
Friends of Gratt
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Joseph B Foraker
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Spaitt
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Atoot
Lone Hay
Hoot
Geo
Leonard Wood
Hay
Wood Drowe
England
Germany
China
North Topeka News Briefs Mixed with Local Notices
Miss Nellie Warner resigns from New bra department store. Mia Wilson of Kansas City visited her mother Mrs. Oxlesty. Maurice Bywater travels to Louisville for missionary council. RE Jones opens a bakery after selling his ice business. Wilbur Hogabourn mentioned at 206 East Gordon. Mrs. Clara Hartman among W. O. T. ranks speakers at Kro sax Ave M. E. church. Mrs. Witton Stewn leaves for Arkansas City to join husband. Berry of Dur ham Cocoanut Co. travels to Kansas City after home visit. Nina Hilton to move to Wichita for a new job. Mary Electra, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Blanchard, baptized at Good Shepherd. Electric lights used in Nortnight. lamps needed for church services. Mr. and Mrs. John Bower celebrate fifth wedding anniversary with friends and music. Store ad promoting millinery at Courtney's South 606 North Kansas Ave. Funeral of Mrs. Mary Chapin at Walter Pest 2, Gelocke. Rev W H Hutchinson conducting. Deceased’s wish for Canon Bywater noted. Pallbearers listed. interment at Topeka Cemetery. Mr. M B Campbell of 331 Quincy St. visiting daughter.
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Nellie Warner
New Bra
Mia Wilson
Kansas City
Ras
Oxlesty
Maurice Bywater
Louisville
Missionary Council
RE. Jones
Ey Stone
Rice
Esteiden Utter
Ae Wilbur Hogabourn
East Gordon Street
Clara Hartman
W. O. Tt
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M. E
Witton Htowen
Arkansas City
Berry
Durham Cocoanut Company
St. Touts
Misa Nina Hilton
T. B. Reynolda
Wichita
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Mary Electra
al Blanchard
Fec. Bowen
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Courtney
Kansas Avenue
Mary Chapin
Walt Pest 2
Gelocke
St Mwilgon Street
W. H. Hutchinson
Bapist Church
Morns
Gully
Owens
Allman
C.F. Bridge
J. M. Brown
Topeka Cemetery
BM. T. Campbell
Quincys Stront
Daugh
Martin Pushes Lake View Trap Shooters Club Formation
Several Lake View men discussed organizing a trap shooters club yesterday and decided to form a group about fifteen to twenty members. D F Marta pushes the proposal, urging coordination among local enthusiasts.
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Martin
Lake View
D. FL
Marta
Chicago WHEAT market slips amid cautious week start
Market report shows steady to lower activity with outside business weak and unsettled weather. Corn and oats trade mixed but quiet while hogs and cattle receipts are collected. futures end near steady with modest gains and price adjustments across grains and livestock reflecting cautious demand and weather factors.
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Coffey
McHinney
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Sroulee
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Today’s Market Report
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