Waters Punctures a Republican Argument in Osage County
G W Waters invites Osage County voters to hear his critique of Crum and Grimes. The letter accuses state funds misused by banks and calls for transparency in the state treasury. Waters argues the campaign should expose bank officers and politicians profiting from advances and seeks public scrutiny from Osage County residents.
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Grimes
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G. Waters
A Slap at Teddy In Nebraska Dispatch
Spattered telegraph text notes diacryro and GOL Oi-sesistors Hanna and Jorge arriving from Omaha Nebraska. Senator Hanne suffers rheumatism while traveling and declares South Dakota out of etfaleniims. Munna predicts a Sept? vote for McKinley amid strong Nebraskian opinion.
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Omaha
Hanne
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Eurtice
Nebraska
Sons of the King gather at Grace Cathedral meeting
The Sons of the King met at Grace Cathedral Saturday led by Dein Sykes who introduced Cas oF Honolulu. A talk on a tad and many curios were shared. Officers elected included President Hormien Mende and Vice President Clarkson Mispaush. The State Journal was read.
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Anah
Dein Sykes
Cas
Honolulu
Hormien Mende
eeente—Clarkson Mispaush
The
State Journal
Bryan Travels With Only Reporters In Private Rambler
W. J. Bryan, Democratic candidate, rode a private Rambler with newspapermen while attempting to reach Huntington. He was not aboard the car when it arrived, causing delays and renewed urgency to connect with trains bound for Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Crowds gathered at stops despite his absence, and West Virginia Democrats welcomed the candidate in Wheeling. Bryan later traveled on a Panhandle line to Steubenville, resting in his sleeper while reporters waited.
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Wee AG
Spanish cabinet resignations touch Madrid crisis
Madrid reports Senor Silvela presented the entire cabinet resignations to Queen Regent and favoring a new ministry. Gasgett andacy resign from agriculture and interior, with other senior officials stepping down amid protests over General Weyter as captain general. Wester begins Madrid duties as ministers clash over power and military influence.
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Senor Sitvels
Senor Gasgett
Agriculture
Senoracy
Geenral Weyter
Linares
Senor Silvera
Two Big Republican Rallies In New York City
A planned reception by the Leagues of Democratic clubs for Col Bryan at Madison Square Garden next Saturday promises a spectacular rally with gates open to the main entrance. Five bands will perform as fifteen thousand lights illuminate the Garden with prominent figures including ex-Senator Hill W Bourke Cockran Col Bryan and Senator Wellington in attendance. A separate Republican rally for Governor Roosevelt at Madison Square Garden next Friday features expected turnout from all city districts and speakers from major party factions.
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Col Bryan
Madleon Square Garden
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Madison Square
Annca Eheine Brakes
Hill
W. Bourke Cochran
Col
Bryan
Wellington
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt At Hone Rested Before New York Tour
New York, Oct. 22. Governor Roosevelt rested Sunday at Oyster Bay after his westward trip. He received only Private Secretary William J. Youngs, who cited campaign needs to conserve strength. Youngs noted the governor’s improving voice following a taxing period.
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Youngs
Miners Rally as Strike Leaders Stand Firm in Schuylkill
In Pottsville labor tensions rise as President Mitchell heads to a massive miners’ demonstration. Leaders insist on upper belt concessions despite 1 percent wage offers, while coal prices and strike disruption threaten public costs. Wilkes-Barre reports show company offers largely accepted, with talks unlikely to progress. Food aid promises fade, unions struggle to fund relief as many workers head to softer coal regions seeking support.
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Pottaville
Schuyhill
Mitchell
Schuyidil County
Reading Company
Scranton
Schuylkill
Upper Belt
Wilkesharre
Meany
United Charities Society
Baptized in irons: Wichita thief sentenced to prison
Frank Allgood was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for horse stealing. The convicted Horas Thief Green Queer was baptized by immersion yesterday in a Christian service. His hands and feet were shackled and he had to be carried to the ceremony.
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Green Queer
Wichita
Frank Allgood
Ae Mmersion
Ononeh
San Diego Jetty Completed at Entrance to Harbor
San Diego Cal Oct 22 United States jetty at harbors entrance completed. About 8000 tons of rock from Coronado Island used in the work by contractors.
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Tornado Rips Texas Town Near Lodi Causing Fatalities
A tornado half a mile west of Lodi struck Atlanta Texas on Sunday. It cut a 200 yard wide swath, killing six people and leaving three missing. The path moved from south west to northeast, crossing the Texas and Pacific railroad at Campbellville Spur. Lumber was torn away, cotton crop damage feared, and a hard rain persisted.
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Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company Financials for 1900
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company of Topeka filed its annual statement for the year ending June 1900 with the secretary of state. It shows dividends paid totaling 13,750, a surplus of 8,798.30, personal property at 200,628.85, and reserve for maintenance of 50,825.55. Gross receipts were 14,202.40 with an estimated operating value of about 80,000 in Missouri and Kansas. Capital stock stands at 250,000.
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Kansas
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Joab Mulvane
A. W. Knowles
Edward Wilder
The
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Wilder
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Santa Fe to Issue Winter Schedule With Limited Triweekly Service
Santa Fe division superintendents led by General Superintendent C F Reaseguie and Passenger Traffic Manager Geonge T Nicholson met in Topeka to draft the winter timetable. Chicago’s F T Dolan and others chart changes to align with the Californian Limited debut on November 7. Initially two triweekly services will run, replacing daily trains through November, with full daily service resuming once demand and equipment readiness allow.
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C.F. Reaseguie
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F. T. Dolan
Chicago
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J. E
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Chanute
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Fricbie
J. K Hurley
Las Vegas
N. Mo
Ha’ Tice
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Wellington
Californian Limited
Pullman Company
San Domingo Pacified in Dominican Revolution Tale
A Santo Domingo dispatch states widespread pacification. Revolutionists are prisoners, have submitted, and the government is now being conducted without trouble across the country.
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San Domingo
New York
The
Herald
Santo Domingo
Open Door theory gains steam in China crisis
The article discusses a plan favored by Germany and Britain regarding China following Secretary Hay's circular note. It argues that the United States will not bind itself to a joint treaty but may announce acceptance of terms, avoiding joint commitments while guiding a peaceful solution. It cites John Bassett Moore and ex Senators on diplomacy, and mentions arbitration as a probable path.
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Osear
Strauss
Purkay
China
ST Wis
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Engin
Olr
Hue
Pegla
Enggland
Hay
England
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Missouri
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Tye Sheath
John A Karson
Russia
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UNCLE SAM PUZZLED OVER CHINA STANCE
Washington officials weigh the Anglo German agreement to grasp its meaning for China. The third article sparks suspicion due to past German and British actions in Shanghai while Russia’s prior role is clarified. President seeks clarity before assent.
Arbitration favored in European efforts over China crisis
Diplomatic observers see Russia likely to adhere to an arrangement aimed at preserving integrity in China with the United States and Japan pressing arbitration. Germany and Great Britain loom as potential breakers, while Austria and the czar’s influence shape responses. The piece notes U.S. restraint on territory and hints Beijing’s stance amid European diplomacy.
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United States
Japan
Mary
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