New Organ Under Way for Kansas Democrats at Hotel Throop
Kansas Democrats held a conference at the Hotel Throop to establish the Kansas City World as the official party organ. Delegates included DAC ColMer, Frank Thomas, J. H. Curran, Li P King, Day-44 Overnyer, A. M. Harvey, J. Mack Love, and J. G Johnson. Collier offered to back the paper, asserting it would be anti-Republican and anti-monopoly while reserving right to support what it deems right. The state committee will consider the deal before acceptance.
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Times
Kaness City Star
Kansas
Throop
Kansas City
Overnyer
A. M. Harvey
J. Mack Love
J. G Johnsson
Collier
Trace of stump robbers remains elusive in Chicago case
Detectives admitted no clue to identify the men who robbed a stump in Chicago. Authorities said nothing of value had been found, while inspectors continued work in major cities with support from national police. Kansas Masons abroad list prominent attendees at the Supreme Council convention in Topeka and Wichita. Submarine crew freed after twelve hours sealed in Barrow-in-Furness with no ill effects. Reverend Father T J Downey’s health improves as friends hope for his recovery.
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Chicago
Ondon
Barrow-in-Furness
Coburn Buys Fine Bred Jerseys for Manhattan College
A cattle sale at the World’s Fair gate showcases Jersey cows including Merry Mids and others from Coburn and partners. The entries boast high butter yields with cows delivering up to 70 pounds per week and 14 pounds annually, plus a strong herd of calves and a notable bull providing batter-worthy milk.
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Manhattan Agricultural College
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Columbia World’ Gate
Miss Stone Seen and Tsilka Dead in Bulgaria
Reports from Sofia indicate United States Consul General Dickenson has received word of Miss Ellen Stone seen near Jakounds in Turkish territory two hours from the Bulgarian frontier. Meanwhile Mme Tsilka, companion of Stone, is reported dead in captivity after brigands seized the pair on September 3 near Meborma.
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Vienna
Dilly Mail
United States
Dickikon
Mmiss Stone
Jakounds
Turk
Ae ‘Stephanor Trilka
Bulgaria
Miss Ellen Stone
Mme. Tsuka
Teifa
Sofa
Togo
Constantine
Misa Zllen
Mr. Stous
Mme K. S Tellka
Neues Wiener Journal
Mike Stone
Drit Lands
London
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Greas
Baninka
Maccedonia
Mime
Bantkke
Fronter
Miss Stone
Hkewise
Macedonia
Shepard Frays Over Cleveland Tie to NYC Mayoral Campaign
Edward M. Shepard, Democratic candidate for New York mayor, denies a possible Cleveland letter of support. He says the former president should not be drawn into municipal politics. Seth Low plans an aggressive native campaign with daily speeches.
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Seth Low
Gun Club Shoot at Topeka Nets Low Scores
A Topeka Gun Club shoot Tuesday brought uniformly low scores. Ed Morton and C G Huntate won an individual match at blue rocks each, Morton breaking 9 and Hungate 5. In the 25 blue rocks regular match Cale Sa Jones led with 22. Following scores listed players Hun Schirget CR Jones Jewell Strowth Ellett Jow Lee Jones Morton Dee TM Goodwin 6. Carnegie Accepts Nomination to St Andrews Rectorate in London.
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R Jones
Topeka
Jewell
Strowth
Ellett
Jow
Lee Jones
Morton
Dee ™ Goodwin
Booker Washington speech at White House endorsed by Missionary Association
The American Missionary Association at its fiftieth annual meeting in Oak Park endorsed President Roosevelts invitation to Booker T. Washington at the White House. Delegates praised the choice as advancing equal citizenship and Christian brotherhood, with Rev S Parks Cadman calling for inclusive gospel outreach.
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Missionary Association
Booker Washington
Chitazo
President Roose
Booker
Washington
White House
American Missionary Association
First Congregational Church
Oak Park
Additionsl Iportance
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
Jesus Christe
S. Parks Cadman
Brook Inn
Messines
Government Hid Out in Tax Case Dismissal
New York October 3 indict ment against broker George C Thomas for refusing to pay the stamp tax on stock sales has been dismissed The government declined to pursue the case fearing an adverse ruling on the constitutionality of the war revenue law The broker had stopped paying the tax in May after legal advice and sought to test the law before the grand jury indictment dated October 2 was issued by the U S grand jury
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New York
The
Herald
George C. Thomas
Saml
Thomas
Consolidated Exchange
United States Grand Jury
Roosevelt Elected Comrade by Union Veterans
President Toorevelt unanimously elected comrade of the Union Veterans union at the sixth annual encampment in Chicago. Delegates from 23 states attended as 300 veterans cheered Roosevelt's congratulatory message. The group, aiming to ensure political purity and veteran recognition, plans resolutions against anarchism and seeks changes to pension laws to restrict benefits to those actually wounded in battle.
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Talado
Union Veterans Union
Chiraco
Toorevelt
Union Veterans’ Union
Roosevelt
Weean
Weian Veterans” Union
Chicago
Union
Constess
Schurz Attacks Tammany at New York Meeting
A large fusion meeting at St Nicholas Rink New York Oct 23 featured Columbia University students and mayoral candidate Seth Low. Carl Schurz spoke opposing Tammany and praised reformist Shepard while noting Schurz’s personal ties to both candidates. He argued Tammany’s decline and warned against its plunderous practices.
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St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Columbia University
Seth Low
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Shepard
Tow
Tork
Imen
Tammany
Mr. Shepard
American organizer leads British iron and steel trust plan
Oct 21 report says United States Steel spurred European consolidations led by an American organizer John R Bartrett. Aimed at a UK rails steel cartel with £20 million initial capital rising to £49 million, the effort unites major British firms under a cross Atlantic financial syndicate as England, Germany, Belgium move to concentrate production. The English controlled venture remains independent of US Steel and seeks mutual protection for British giants against rival capital.
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United Kingdom
the Tribune
London
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Krupp
John R. Bartrett
United Steel Corporation
Feathers at River Dump Sparks Board Battle
The board of health and Seymour CoTa nijesson face a 2 mm combat over feathers and chicken refuse dumped on the riverbank. Sanitary officers traced feathers to the Seymour commission house shipping chickens from Topeka and halted the dumping, seeking arbitration to avoid court.
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Seymour CoTanijesson Company
Bnishim Court
the of Health
Seymour Commission House
Topeka
Hill
Wote
Mid
Gill
Commission Company
Aged Wichita Man Seeks Divorce After Desertion
Andrew Gaines an elderly colored man, about a century old, appears in district court for divorce from Mary Gaines. He says she called him harsh names and deserted him. Deputy L Curtis questions his age as he signs with a self described firm resolve to leave.
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Andrew Gaines
Mary Gainex
Wichita
Testimony of Captain Hill on the Battle of Santiago
The transcript recounts Captain Hill describing actions during the July engagement off Cuba. He details coal operations aboard the Brooklyn, weather conditions, and close observations of Commodore Schley, the Viscaya, and Texas. He recalls orders given, including port the helm, and notes burial of a fallen sailor while upholding discipline.
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Jamaica
Eycee Cervera
Hare
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Ith
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Charles MM. Penper
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W. O. Wilson
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Viscaya
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Spain
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Lemt
Ines
Uestionam
Commodore Lobley
Guantanarno
Commodore Schrey
Commodore
Lieut A. Ackerman
Market report shows dull trading for wheat and mixed stock activity
Chicago commodities report notes December wheat opening higher on dull trade amid Argentine drought news, with little impact from fresh damage reports. Corn and oats show modest moves while livestock in Chicago markets sees steady cattle and mixed hog activity. New York stocks edge with sporadic gains and declines across major names.
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Awe
Agate Cy
Butera
Bros, Ee
Dederober
Ooltian
Shorts
Tate
Roebion
Bricen
Buuren
Neind Satel
Jartan Beeo
Seaman
Tidsie
Borchwestern
Rumors and Market Jargon Across a Hazy Financial Note
A fragmented OCR of a late trading page blends rumors about Lina vne ned Be and Be rumors with references to Vestirs and Vikn stocks. It mentions Navan investment stock bulltity, Beee, and Sunpraves, plus Copper and Auiments. The piece shifts to grain, Sears, and a note on land and contracts, then moves to New York money markets and a separate Sugar Market update with unsettled quotes.
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Viknaorta Alent
Boitterts
Paul
Ps Sears
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