Yellow Fever Strikes San Antonio Portending City Exodus
Reports confirm yellow fever in San Antonio with three deaths since 4 p.m. and thousands fleeing the stricken city. Government warns troops at Port Sam Houston are at risk while implementing safeguards. a girl at a local school is reported convalescing amid evacuations and public health efforts continue in Texas.
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Bar Antonio
Texas
San Antonio
Bt. Mary's Hall
Whibineton
Oet
War Department
bin Antonio
Surgeon General Office
Port Sam Houstqy
Annexation Talk Sparks Bitter Vancouver Debate On Boundary
The interview with local figures discusses Alaska boundary awards and Canadian interests. Citizens and officials debate Britain versus the United States, with tensions rising over dominion autonomy and future alignment amid mistrust and calls for firm national stance.
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Vancouver
E. C
Willabe
Baten
Elliott Tiowe
Chiat
Duscie
Britain
Canada
United States
Republic of
Monster at Large Preys on Topeka Schoolgirls
A tall, repulsive man about 20 years at war stalks West Tenth Avenue near Topeka, contacting and pursuing girls aged 12 to 16 near Tepens High School. He reportedly stands at entrances in daylight and has attempted improper advances and dragging attempts. Police are urged to act promptly as fear spreads among local students and residents.
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West Tenth Avenue
Vitik
Topeka Avenue
Tyler Hireem
Hr Wolice
Beloery
Girie
Tepens High School
Lone
Che Polien
Killed by Football in City Tragedy Claims Local Player
A football related accident ends the life of local player Jona Keiths after an operation. The incident involves the Bt. Louis university team and Northern Pacific dividends listed in local notices. The article notes primary declarations and a per cent rate expected in the year.
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Tamikn
Wieltes
Eltmese Dodage Wiveo
Jona Keiths
Louis Uni Verte Olmein
Illes
Northern Pacific
Norther Partie Routway
Bas Deejeret
le Wien
Dev
Death in Navy College Game As Man Killed On Field
In Annapolis on October 22, Robert Lewin of Plainfield New Jersey, a right guard for Baltimore Medical College, was fatally injured during a Navy versus Baltimore Medical College football game. Lewin collapsed after a tackle near the 10 yard line and died shortly after at the Naval Academy Hospital. The incident halted play as medical staff treated him.
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Mick
Lewin
Henning
Baltimore
Naval Academy Hospital
Resignation of Post Office Official Over Conflicted Employment
Washington reports chief of the registry division Landvoight has submitted his resignation to Postmaster General Payne. The move follows an investigation into employment by the General Printing Works of Franklin P.S. involving a son hired by the company. Landvoight, in service about 23 years, cited the principle involved and said the action arose from the employment ethics issue.
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Washington
Opt
Willam J. Landvoight
Post Office
Postmentor
Payne
Landvaight
General Menifolding Company
Franklin Ps
Landvoight
En Arnoldi
Tandvoight
New Lurke
Landey
State Treasurers Stamp Warrants as Funds Run Dry
State Treasurer T. T. Kelly will stamp unpaid warrants for lands as the treasury nears zero funds. About 44,900 in warrants await stamping until January when finances improve. Warrants will bear interest until paid, previously higher rates cut by recent legislature.
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T. T. Kelly
Bex
al~ Bough
Ube
Troop ships to stop in Honolulu and Guam on Orient trips
San Francisco dispatch reports orders from Mejor Geyell, head of the Interport Service, to this effect with calls likely at Nagasaki for coal on some trips. Philippine exhibit goods aboard the Coptic include logs and farm implements, with rest arriving via army transports. Pacific squadron ships Morblehead Mohican Wyoming Concord Boston prepare coastal and Acapulco mobilization.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mejor Geyell
Iretnpert
Honolulu
Guam
Orient
Nagasaki
Philippine
Morblehead
Mohican
Mexico
Wyoming
Concord
Boston
Pacific Squadron
Acapulco
Where Is F. W. Bramley in Topeka Letters
A letter received at the Topeka post office mentions Francis Williams Bramley. Postmarked Chinese Camp Tuotumat County California it is written by John Al Bramley of that place. The letter asks about Bramley’s whereabouts and the source of funds, suggesting he left Topeka recently. Meanwhile Washburn College cannot secure a football game this Saturday and efforts shift to Midland College for a Dell game. Kansas University plans for next week include the Haakel Inteleos contest and other heavy fixtures.
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Francis Williams Bramley
Topeka
Tuotumat County
California
John’ al Bramley
Manes
Trramsey
Poneki
Dostoflige
Europe
Washburn College
Eteworth Mersies
Frank Lynch
Midland College
Dell
Alrieulty
sam je _Warhburn
Kansas
Crowds at Dowie meeting clog Madison Square Garden
New York reports describe chaos as about thirty thousand people sought entry to John Alexander Dowie's Madison Square Garden meeting. Police, 400 strong, struggled to control the crush. Grace George was knocked down and Brady and Winter were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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New York
John Tlexnder
Dowie
New
Zion
Merchante
Chicase
Adstone
Wiliam A. Brady
Lorenzo Winter
Siewke
Madison Square
Newcourt
Poin
Winter
Uns
Madison Square Garden
John Alexander Dowie
Grelock Dowie
Otter
Waieh
Grace George
Herromette
William S. Buckley
Newark
Wan
Inspector Walsh
William A. Brady
Clanning Pollock
Madson Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Twenty Seventi
Columbia
Donte Sabkeels
Iate Zion
Dowle
Dovwie
Health inspectors invade Madison Square Garden over Dowie sect
An army of health department inspectors vacated quarters at Madison Square Garden, ordering changes to rooming, ventilation, and sleeping limits for Zion followers. Commissioner Leite and officials cited hygiene concerns as 4 percent of Dowie followers arrived with questionable warrants, and Mrs Angeline Jewett sold a farm to fund Dowie activities amid religious consolidation.
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Health Department
Madison Square Garden
Mes
Dewle
Leite
Giffard
N. Ho
Get
Angeline Jewett
Fontus
John al Dowle
Slaw
Dowle
Jewett Sys
Goa
Attorney General Knox Opinion on Littaeur Cash Claim
Washington report outlines Knox opinion on whether money paid for gloves and a fur purchase to the government falls under a repayable advance. It analyzes the meaning of advanced in revised statutes and whether further action by the government is warranted, noting no decisive benefit from further determinations.
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Washington
Uta
Knox
Cape
Department For Justice
Patri
Neal
Jiar
Petind
Tveiiutsor
Cjres
Grain Car Shortage Eases as Railroads Reassign Cars
Railroads report relief in wheat shipment delays after Santa Fe orders for over four million cars and widespread use of available engines. LaCrosse Grain & Live Stock Association complains Missouri Pacific fails to provide cars for 95 members. 310,100 bushels sit on the ground as farmers ship via Hays City 23 miles away. Stagnation in LaCrosse business persisted for three months.
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Railroad Commission
Santa Pe
Santa Fe
Raiload Commission
LaCrosse Grain & Live Brick Assopiation
LaCrosse
Missouri Pacific
Hays City
Auto excursion to Lawrence for K U football game
A Topeka group plans an automobile excursion to Lawrence on Saturday for the K U Heskell football game. Vehicles include a 20 horsepower Packard, a 43 horsepower Toledo touring car, and a 20 horsepower Winter owned by D and Martin, with several friends. The party departs in the morning, follows a preferred route to avoid sand, and plans time for lunch and sightseeing before the game. The return run will occur after the game with a margin for delays.
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Lawrence
K. U.heskell
Hi. Pattison
King
Mrs. Pattison
Ned Osborn
D. & Martin
Topeka Milk Fight Escalates With Formaldehyde Proposals
In Topeka a heated debate over milk safety continues as Mr. Nissley declines to discuss preservatives while W F Jensen of Continental Creamery denies taking sides. Curran suggests testing formaldehyde impacts and Howard questions the preservative's safety. Contending parties assert commitment to pure milk, with plans for a modern pasteurizing plant and public lab analyses amid threats and rival claims.
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W. PF. Jensen
Continental Creamery Company
Toany
Sergundthal
Farnsworth
J. S. Parks
C. Hi Smalley
Bergunathal
J. B Nissley
N. Topeka
Pennsworth
Topéke
Tovekan
Bergundthal
Cnreer
Nissley
Mn Topeka
Topeka
C. B. Gray
Hited States Agricultural Department
Tam
Niasley
Topexa
J. H. Curran
Comremy
Bergunilthal
Sterr
Laem
B. Howard
Mr. Howard
Ster
Mose
Milk adulteration fines rise amid dairy warnings
In Denver, Frank A Good faced a $100 fine for interfering with the milk inspector. Jon A Good was fined $320 for selling cream doped with formaldehyde. P Beatty paid $59 for selling cream mixed with water and $350 for cream with less than 12 percent butter fat. Theodore Rustes was fined $100 for selling skimmed milk adulterated with water. Officials vow to press on until food laws are enforced.
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Denver
Frank A Good
Jon’ A. Good
P. Beatty
Theodore Rustes
Bere
Strike at Caldwell A disrupts Rock Island Tae Ge men
Workers at Caldwell Kas quit their jobs after a fire roundhouse strike. They cited heavy workload and not wanting further layoffs. Later reports say Caldwell authorities persuaded the men to return to work.
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Ais
Rock Island Tae Ge
Caldwell Kas
Rock Island
Caldwell
Ute Road
Suzanne Adams Arrives for Santa Fe concert in Denver
Raraicie Atume, the soprano, and ler Lmnony arrived to Topoltery in the Santa Ee tran from Denver. She will perform tonight at the Andltertam concert with the Top Chwural society. Madame Adams has performed before and sits on bee deta 19 Buen wits Shag. Gras Grain Oven has earned praise and a place with the great artist of the operatic world. Adams is noted as the youngest prime dopa, with a population equi tntant."}
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Raraicie Atume
Ler Lmnony
Topoltery
Denvee
Topeka
Madame Adams
Buen Wits
Gras Grain Oven
Crampian
Adams
Tosuka
Servant Girl Problem Pushes State Emploment Office
Supt. Gerow announces efforts to relieve domestic help scarcity by surveying states on manual training and domestic science in schools. He plans to issue a bulletin with best practices for training cooks and housemaids as demand remains high.
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Gerow
Free Employment
Kanens
Bailey orders investigation of Winfield institution case
Governor Bailey orders inquiry into the State institution for the feeble minded at Winfield after Lizsle Snell’s death. Snell, sent from Johnson county five years ago, died October 1. The undertaker’s charges and the handling of her body, including a dirty dress, raise neglect allegations.
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Bailey
Winfield
Lizsle Snell
Johnson County
Harvest Hands 30 000 in Kansas Wheat Fields
T B Gerow superintendent of the state free employment bureau reports that during the last wheat harvest more than 36 000 harvest hands were employed outside Kansas and that about 28 000 men from Kansas would be needed. he now believes his earlier estimate was far too low.
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Kansas
T. B. Gerow
State Free Employment Bureau
Gerow
Delano Sees Slow Signals on Hillett Appointment
A Kansas City report says F. B. Dolung, railroad official, may replace Hillett soon, though a prompt decision seems unlikely. Bridgeton Prohibitionists nominate city council members to ward fights, aiming to restore licensed saloons amid quiet lobbying by license backers.
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Kans
Dolung
Tendtonardines Railroad
Howard Liliott
Delano
Citcage
Hillett
Bridgeton
N. J
Cotmell
Wil
Dollticiina
Lcense
Ben San Miguel Damages $200000 Loss in Town
San Miguel, Cal, Oct 22, Ben San Miguel town of about 1500 in Ban Luis Obispo county suffered losses exceeding 200000 when a visit occurred in the early hours. The report notes the town’s agricultural surroundings and nearby center. The note also lists early October temperatures for large cities, including New York and Philadelphia.
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San Miguel
Paso Robles
Cal
Ben San Miguel
Iest
Ban Luis Oblepo
Chicago
New Yorke
Boston
Cincinnati
St Eeras
First National Bank of Allegheny Enters Voluntary Liquidation
A late night meeting of officers and directors leads to the First National Bank of Allegheny deciding to pursue voluntary liquidation after a run on deposits linked to fears about the nearby Federal Bank of Pittsburg. President John Thompson cites adverse rumors while regulators review the action. the bank seeks full repayment to depositors and outlines its capital and assets.
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Pittsburg
R. J. Stoney, Jr
First National Bank of Allegheny
Clearing House
Pittsburg Clearing House Association
Allegheny
Federal Bank of Pittsburg
Lye Bank Anit
John Thompson
Prat National Bank of
Ali i
Junkers
Jaauoe Th
Simmy
Irecaunian
Ps Keamer
John
Ite Sonnet
Bateresia
Fife
New York
National Park Bank
Philadelphia
First National Bank
Chicago
First National aBe
teeneghee / EiestariBoks bank of Allegheny
Jenn Ux
National Bank
Washington
Federal National Bank of Pittsburg
Ana
Coe
Ace Es Ae
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Topeka Automobilists
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Kar
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Cbleas
Eriday
Mr. Nissley
W. F. Jensen
Mr. Curran
Kr. Howard
J. E. Niasley
LE. Nissler Company
C. 4. Gray
Continental Cremery Company
Bamsworth
Parmeworth
Abe Contin
Nisstes
Round House Force
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Mr. Gerow
Hoe Bay
Howard Elliott
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