Sampson Outs Promised Address at Havace Rew Fork Controversy
A disrupted gathering at Havace Rew Fork shows Sampson backing out from a promised public address amid factional debates. An Ot Gethaemans crowd at Lane Theater heard Admirel Saraveon. Mr. Putton's ruling ended hopes for the actual Boyeur.
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Havace
Hetans
Cotssare
Strafamper
Dour
Saraveon
Putton
Futter
Sampacn
Anstack
Fulter
Leyte
Boston
Rome
Bir
Fulton
Cubs
American Cenumicelen the Acid Awaiting A Reply From Waahinett
Teresa
Local figures attend reception after eastbound visit
Busene Yates visited his mother Ira B. Yates on Weat Sixth street and traveled east for Pustim Cereal Co. Joseph Walderick of Station No.4 welcomed Miss Louisa Johnusmeyer of Claburn on return. Mir. Gen BH Harrison of the Tipe Adverste spoke for the North Topska temperance gathering at Second Presbyterian. Police arrested E School and hotel clerk Clint Parke for alleged sales violations. bonds of 500 were posted via certified checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busene Yates
Ira B. Yates
Weat Sixth Street
Mr. Yates
Tom Traveliner
Pustim Cereal
Joseph Walderick
Loui—sa
Johnusmeyer
Claburn
Mir
Gen BH. Harrison
Tipe Adverste
Ben Rumaing
Morrow's Kid-ne-cids Promoted As Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Morrow's Kid-ne-cids as a scientific remedy produced by practical chemists. It cites a testimonial from a user who claims their medicine cured a serious illness after using a box as directed. The notice emphasizes home proof of the product’s victory over disease.
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Morrow
War Ship for Speim Washington Reach of Havre
News from Washington reports a vessel launch at the crater Rio de La Plaia to be presented to Spain. Loyal Spanish residents in the Argentine Republic are central to the tale along with wealthy Spaniards funding a lease tied to ongoing conflict and wartime construction efforts.
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Speim
Washington
Havre
Rio de la Plaia
Spain
Angenine Republic
Cold Wave Plea Mentions Age and Poor Heating Details
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a cold wave and inquiries about who was caught by it, asking for age and details. It mentions La Coal Co Tale and a line about coats and warmth, though specifics are unclear.
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la Coal Co
Tale
Bieat
Dackeou
Social and Personal News From Topeka and Vicinity
A Topeka social page notes a reception for Mr Wilson hosted byBir and Mrs Artert Latham with several friends present. Recitals at Bethany College featured Mrs Jane Disley and Mrs Henry, followed by a wedding at the bride’s mother Mrs Anne Mobr residence in Topeka. The couple Carl J Walker and Miss Mobr wed quietly at 4 5 in the morning with family, a pandemonium of décor and a post ceremony breakfast. A new Frowrie club held its first meeting at Miss Reno Ate Mina’s home. Various notes mention social visits, travel plans, and upcoming events across Topeka, Topeka suburbs, and neighboring towns.
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Bir
Artert Latham
Wilson
Topeka
Ming Lida Bergen
Emily Elliott
May Lange
Caco Penfeld
Ida Stagg
Earle Wolisma
Luther Neila
Curt Nellis
Fred Gillett
Wilkon
Eaward Dennis
Marshall County
Ders
Misa
Der
Carl J. Waller
Mies Mohr Hag
BR. Gatch
Tyret Street
Misa Nellet- Mene
Cari J. Walker
Thie City
Anne
Florence Renes
Dir Biller
Mu8
Foncr
Lenis
Wichita
Snathside
Ut Isteeda
Frowrie Club
Reno
Mina
Patty Piallize
Mesa Rice Goitia
Mike Lillie Wingert
Minissertracd Miller
Mies
Lilgele Miser
Alice
Stisy
Moeak’ Alley
Florence Asey
Miss Pruce
F. J. Shubert
Bansee Oty
Theresa Cine
Walt
Luda Watt
Church of the Amampien
Tas
Leaverworth
Mise Net
Fiolmat
Cista Rica
Bra Oeman
Stooktin
Myrtle Weleit
Tadiana
Mn Arikar Hollander
New York
F. Milton Felts
A. le Williams
Omaha
Lysis
Greniviie
Cipte Hurnaday
Mies Mayn
Elia Mijilee
Elizabeth Lae
Chartes Deukter
al Wick
Mir
Malph Clauser
Hoy
Marth Aimar
The
Art Doves Ieee
Ull
St Marys
Busines
Eyihing Ogi
Annett
Carpenter
Alfred Johosuon
Waopam
Gatebell
Margerille
Leecy Greepe
Lecompton
TOPEKA GIRL SINGS IN TOPEKA WITH SUSA BAND
Miss Davies, formerly Miss Maud Hees, arrives in Topeka to perform with Sousa’s band at Fires Methodist church. Her past includes living in Topeka, a move to California twelve years ago, study in Boston, and two years in Paris under Troubadour trust. Local fans plan extra hearings as Sousa’s visit draws interest and Davies travels toward Kansas City for engagement. Webster Davis arrives in Frisco for interior department business.
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Slag Davies
Sas Rejdom
Miss Davies
Kanass City
Satantay
Souis
Fight over prison affidavits bogs down Kansas party leaders
Secretary Tipton of the Populist state central committee arrives from Leavenworth with affidavits and prison records to counter an Republicans’ claim of penitentiary printing for their committee. He accuses ex Warden Lynch of unpaid furniture purchases and improper use of convict labor profits, detailing stolen wages and state time furniture key officials received items.
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Tipton
Populist State Central Committee
Leavenworth
Republicas
Bruce Ne
Republican State Committee
Tee
Jand Republican Committee
Nalit
Col
Robert Moore
G. A. Morrison
A. J. Schilling
EL. Walker
C. Munrose
Lynch
Willis
Montana
Lynes
Glass Named Judge to Succeed Spitman in Manhattan District
Governor Lesly appoints W. Glass of Marinville as judge of the twenty first judicial district to fill the late Judge Spitman’s seat. Glass has served two terms as Tehail county attorney and is currently a member of the Democratic state committee. The appointment lasts until the successor is elected, with proclamation and nomination rules noted for the next election cycle.
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Lesly
W. Glass
Marinville
Spitman
Manhattan
Alice
Tae
Goverear
Samecme
Ewearey
Meade
Hector Atty
Sale Mae Sheil
Clay
New Gold Strikes Near Atlin In Cook Inlet Country
A Seattle dispatch reports Captain Abercrombie and 14 survey men arriving from Cook Inlet aboard the steamer Aist, with the Woodbury bringing 36 miners. News notes a fatal accidental shooting of a Beranton man’s brother-in-law, and Andrew Williamson returning from Cook Inlet. New strikes about 40 miles from Atlin yield $5 to $6 per pan.
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Atlin
Cook Inlet
Seattle
Wash
Abercrombie
Kelly
U.S. A
Woodbury
P.M Stone
Hollister
Cal
Oh. Jifking
Beranton
Pri
Andrew Williamson
Sloan under fire over Sandown judging fairness
Oct 34 news reports criticize Tod Sloan for alleged unfairness in Sandown Park judging. The Sun urges his immediate departure with followers and calls for license withdrawal. Washington dispatch notes Etoecat officers reviewing southern sites for troop stations, with many heading to Philadelphia for a peace jubilee.
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Tordon
Tod Sloan
Sandowne Park
The
Sun
Sinante
the Sun
Lord Wa. Beresford
Sloan
Prince of Waites
Movement of second division to points south begins October 37
Dispatches from Knoxville dated October 4 indicate official reports have mixed accuracy on the movement of the second division toward southern points. It is understood that the move will start on October 37, with Riverside Coal Company and Riverside Coal Co. listed in contact lines.
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Knoxville
Tent
Bane Pela
Tepesa Coal Co
Tela
Ist
Jackson
Scottish Rite Masons Hold Eleventh Annual Reunion In Topeka
The eleventh annual reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of the Valley of Topeka began at 9 o'clock this morning in Mesonia Temple on Jackson Street. The attending class lists many names from Atchison to Topeka with a banquet planned Thursday night in the temple featuring a toast list led by George W. Clark.
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Valley of Topeka
Mesonia Temple
Jackson Street
Frank E. Clayes
Atchison
Frank W. Tanner
Charles Oana Springdale
Mathew T. Dingess
Powter
Herbert AL McArthur
Mittonvale
Jacob Zeltner
Ottawa
George F. Weida
Manhattan
F. P. Stapleton
Linn
Moses C. “Harvey
Wallum
John M Cory
Lowmont
Henry M. Preston
Easton
Chas. J. Snyder
Topeka
Wert HL Jones
Thomas Porter
Qeage City
Edward Rotfs
Leavenworth
Nels A. Emmerts
Wasaon G
Rochester
Top
Topeks
Thomas W. Harrison
Grand
Eastern Star
John C. Postlethwaite
Jewels City
Albert Pike
Henry Wallenstin
Wichita
Charles HL Kimball
Parsons
San Juan to become first U S naval station in West Indian waters
Secretary Long moves to make San Juan Porto Rico a premier U S naval station in West Indian waters. Congress will be asked to fund a major harbor and coast defense improvement. Officials say San Juan’s winter harbor supports 5000 ships and that forts may be retained while a navy yard is considered.
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Washington
Long
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
West Indian
Congress
Lone
San Juan Harbor
Shortage Found in Iowa Regiment's Quartermaster Records
San Francisco reports an alleged shortage in the Iowa regiment's quartermaster department. Col Lopez, in command, fears losses could reach hundreds of dollars but will require a careful survey by Regimental Quartermaster Cady. He intends to employ competent accountants to audit books and stores. He believes dishonesty unlikely and blames inexperience or carelessness.
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San Francisco
Cal
Quartermaster’s Department
Iowa
Lopez
Ins
Cady
Army appoints Major L Eddie to presidio hospital post
In San Francisco Major L Eddie selected by the army medical department to command the Presidio hospital serving Major W S Matthews of the Fifty first Iowa. The new hospital, estimated at 70000 dollars, will be built at the Presidio with Matthews granted a thirty day furlough.
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San Francisco
Guy L. Eddie
Army Medical Decent
Macced
W. S. Matthews
Fifty-first Iowa Regiment
Presidio Hospital
Presidio
Matthews
Local notes from North Topeka column and town items
North Topeka brief items note travelers and visits including Wash Peneford leaving for Whiting, Ermil Apel of Carbongate in town on business, Mrs Morrie of Hoyt visiting, Mire HT Updegraff of Maple Hin with Mrs Small, and Y W C A service at reform school. Also mentions Argonauts meeting at Mrs O D Siiper home, Mr Heyman of Ellis returning home, David Howie returning from Stirling Scotland, W Luckhart of Boonville May visiting North Side, Elmer Betts leaving for La Junta to work for Santa Fe, and Mrs Betts visiting until December. Also ads for Destiny Post and 40 Hour of Pleasure and coal delivery by Davis and Nicholson.
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Wash Peneford
Whiting
Ermil Apel
Carbongate
Destiny & Post
George Binzham
Toba' Vin
Thendath
Mrs. Morrie
Hoyt
Hanley
Hanley. Mire, HT. Updegraff of Maple Hin Was the Guest Today of Mrs. &. D. Small
Harry
Arthur Small
Jeff
Omubs
Reform Sche
Argonauts
O. D. Siiper
Kansas Avenue
Mr. Heyman
Ellis
David Howie
Saturtey
Stirling
Scotland
W. Luckhart
Boonville
May
Luckhart
Elmer Betts
la Junta
Con
The
Santa Fe
Betts
Cecil Rhodes' Surgeon New York Mystery Extortion Plot
A Montreal dispatch reports an alleged drowning of Dr. W H Ireland, Cecil Rhodes' surgeon, amid a $19,000 insurance extortion claim. Ireland, a South Africa veteran, vanished after a near shore incident off a wharf. His widow, implicated by detectives, offers contested statements as Ireland possibly fled to New York and England aboard the Tritonia. The case echoes a prior Victoria BC attempt.
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New York
the Herald
Montreal
W. HH Ireland
Trenton
Onwelo
South Africa
Rhodes
Dorialason
Ireland
England
Tritania
Tim
Secrery
Tritonia
Glasgow
Cecil Rhides
Victoria B.C
Treland
Mra
Report Filed on Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Case
Receivers Pownall and Gray of the Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. at Hamilton have filed reports in New Jersey courts and returned to New York for a conference of eastern and western creditors to begin tomorrow. A western creditors committee attended. Speculation centered on continuance of the receivership, reorganization of the company, or foreclosure of mortgages if the conference finds the situation favorable.
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Findtnnett
Pownall and Gray
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Company
Hamilton
New Jersey
New York
Three Card Monte Frauds Nets Watch and Cash at Santa Fe Depot
Walter Nichols, an employee of Santa Fe at Emporia, was fleeced at the depot yesterday afternoon in a three card monte scheme. Chief Strauss and Sergeant Owens arrested Larry King alias George Morgan and a ring for the crime after Nichols reported the incident. officers found the suspect near Lon Townsend's restaurant kitchen where King, a cook, attempted to flee by grabbing a bat and moving toward a stairway.
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Santa Fe
Strauss
Owens
Larry King
George Morgan
Walter Nichols
Emporia
Nichols
Police hunt man who aided suspect after game
Officers found the white hat the suspect wore in his pocket. Nichole dented mm without trouble and King was arrested and turned over to the state. The money at the water were not found and have not been discovered yet. Police are now seeking the man who assisted him during the game.
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Nichole
King
Hawaii Comes First in New Possessions for Congress
Washington reports that Hawaii will be the first possession considered by Congress as a bill outlines government provisions for the islands and notes plans for a cable to link the Sandwich Islands with the United States to aid growing trade and quick official communication.
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Congress
Washington
United States
Sandwich Islands
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Sampson
Thapectinn
Gome
St Quibrantine
Waynes
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Norfolk
Cuba
Arman
Berthari
Jonomare
Clontargor
Bethany College
Jane Disley
Henry
Sam Lane
Alesilies Diller
Maua Ress
Sousa
Anderson
Ind
Absalom P. Puchman
Gov. Leedy
Judge Spilman
Sreay
War Department
Compa
Philadelphia
Ganerila Coppinger
Wheeler
Chaffee
Youne
Keffer
Davis
Oates
Riverside Coal
Coal Co
First
Jackson Telephone
Eddie
North Topeka
Pts
Davis & Nicholson
Tomorrrow
Chicago
Tos
Kansas Ave
Auerbach
Cecil Rhodes
Cincinnati Safe Combine
B. F. Morrow
A.R. Palmer & Co
Hawaii
Thompson Bros
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