NOT CARS BUT COFFINS
The Hiawatha workers co operative company has placed a charter and reorganized capital to 75000 with 25000 held by workers. Eighteen families and thirty two men will relocate from Pullman to operate a new furniture and coffin works managed by D H Vas Nasshe. The plant will not produce cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiswatha Co-operative Company
Hiawatha
Han
Pullman G-operative Company
Lele
Cthera
Pullman
D. H. Vas Nasshe
Pullaman Company
Mad Women With Babies Storm Pittsburgh Office
Over a hundred women, many with babies, stormed George M. Irwin & Co. defect shares pool room seeking their money back. Manager Kein promised funds after a five day notice, but no exact date given. Police cleared the scene. Depositors must route withdrawals via Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piteburg
Primarie
George M. Irwin & Co
Kein
Devlin
Pliteburg
Chicago
Nxotso
E W. Knott
The Celebrated Preacher Speaks On Wealth And Charity
Robert McIntyre of Trinity Methodist preached last night on wealth, poverty, and society, arguing the rich should aid the poor and lamenting growing inequality. He contrasted modern mansions and yachts with Christ’s example, urging causes over mere redistribution and criticizing rigid church routines and material excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desvex
Robert McIntyre
Trinity Methodist Church
Dr. McIntyre
Cira
Antoo
Tvat
Niagara
Rapida
Pullman
Overmyer Denies Prohibition and Suffrage Claims
In a letter to the State Journal David Overmyer denies accusations that he supported female suffrage or prohibition and denounces related reports as false. A subsequent republication recounts A. J. Arnold and N. B. Arnold remarks from 1582 about Overmyer’s campaign stance and anti prohibition views, noting past affiliations with St John and the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Overmyer Beiterstes
State Journal
Gusat Bern
Kan
Mewes
Faust
Atute
Arnold
David Ovznuren
David Overmyer
A. J. Arnold
N. B. Arnold
Jovnnal
Overmyer
Journal
N. B Arnold
Kansas
Stat
Jovenal
T Overmyer
Jone Jocanat
Is Overmyeo
Glick
St John
Meriden
Dave
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Halton
North Topeka
Joe Ady
Indiana
Goermyer
Letter from fugitive judge ends with threat to self
Wladge Morr, who fled Springfield, Ohio, writes a final missive dated Gallion, Ohio, to law student John Moran. He claims financial losses from beating the Building and Loan and friends out of nearly £0,000, says they lived beyond means, and that he expects to die by his own action soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wladge Morr
Springfield
Judge Morris
Gallion
John Moran
John
Allie
Caantes & Mounis
Springfeld
Riverside Town Company Claims Kansas National Tank
Local notes report the Kansas National tank is brought out today by Riverside Town Company of Marion to recover $445 overdue from over a year. Also, New Mexico studstons for the new Santa Fe hospital begin arriving. several cars unload large stones with a steam derrick. Fred Farseworth travels to Los Angeles for a Pacific coast vacation. Carriers gain two weeks’ vacation. most have returned. Martha E Miflin sues for divorce from William H McLaughlin on cruelty and son support. they were married years ago and have three children. she claims he is worth $5,000 and seeks alimony. Doane College vs Athletic eight game noted. Topeka hosts entertained the Doane team at Athletic Club rooms and praised treatment in the capital.
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Kansas National Tank
Riverside Town Company
Marion
New Mexico Studstons
New Santa Fe Hospital
Fred Farseworth
Cardera
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Martha E Miflin
William H McLaughlin
Mra McLaughlin
Crewe
Neb
Doane College
Eigh
Topeka Bers
Doane
Topeka Basu
Colonization and alleged voter manipulation center on town meetings
Republican leaders claim Populists import laborers and transients to occupy vacant houses owned by investors to recruit votes. They allege tramps are steered to Meteker's addition and other suburbs to register and vote Populist tickets while non residents avoid rent. Local officials prepare to audit registration books and expose alleged illegal registrations ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Elliott
County Central
Azid
Coxeyites
Meteker
Lewelling
Frank Herald
Joseph Reed
Albert Barton
Guthrie
Nearly 4 000 Registered as Voters Near Limit
Voter registration nears completion with 7 541 names tallied at noon and a rush of nearly 400 added last Monday. The Santa Fe receiver J C Wilson was nudged into registration by a Republican ally. Officials say many late registrants faced scrutiny and reminders, while a curious youth questioned a notice he believed he’d received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C Wilson
Santa Fa
Republican County Central Committee
Charles E. Gault
Tracks Go Up at Ay Joliet and Rail Plans Emerge
Local authorities note track elevation plans by Heck Island and Pa tic Railroad, with engines at work. Michigan Central also has engineers, and riders seek suspension of ongoing salts against them as plans progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dower
Heck Island & Pa‘tic Railroad Company
Michigan Central
Community notices and local events from North TOPENRA
Local brief perches record ankle sprain falls and health mishaps as Mrs A S Davis sprains her ankle. Mrs Calvin Holman returns from Newton after a two week visit. Annie Payne hosts a party and invitations go out for a Weight social. There are Halloween and wedding notices as Mrs J Falton and Miss May Oliver are mentioned. A mystery death of Wil H Smith is noted with burial plans at Rochester and a note of his Kansas City life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S Davis
Calvin Holman
Newton
Annie Payne
High Five
Charles Sparks
Atcleon County
Woman's Republican Club
Colon Pacific
Harry Irons
Tyler
F. A
F. A.A
St A. O. U
Wil H. Smith
Kansas City
Ravass Avenue ME
Rochester
Mysterious plague at Wardner shocks Coeur d Alene region
A strange outbreak has struck Wardner and surrounding Coeur d Alene mining country, with several hundred people affected mainly minors. Local doctors, baffled by origin, have urged consultations from Wardner physicians. No deaths reported yet, and authorities hope the disease is not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur Alene
Wash
Wardser
Coeur d’ Alene
Wardner
Gibson
Observatory reports uncertain on wrecked station
The Harvard Observatory cautions that the report of a station wreck may be unverified while noting potential loss at a site near Arequipa. observers caution about the atmospheric conditions and emphasize that the highest meteor observations depend on the integrity of the suspect station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Trowerr Bostox
Pinkering
Harvard Observatory
Oology
Ward
Ar Bary
Sloss
Snather
Arequipa
Aroq
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Hreckisidge
St Patereburg
Reichstag
Cas
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Beatix
Robert F. Huesbe
Prescott & Co
Robert Wintyre
Gibbons
Cercaco
Pellmen Com
Pany
Matomay
Jorge Ginbons
Malocsy
Loukas Close
Leeigepagee
Topera
Gilahou
Peney
C. T
Democrats of
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Rensor
Loxnos
Ont
T. G. Davey
Detroit
Lady Gay Spanker
Miss Beaner
George Gould
Davey
Gould
Indiss
Texas
Star Grocery
Colorado
California
J. S. Sprout
Ethe Star Grocer
North Topenra
Pioneer
Vancouver
Wori
Memphis
Tenn
Vet
Jay
England
Willet
Thie City
Todies
Kingston
Nelson
Adams Bros
BND
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