Congressman Botkin Voices Fear of Dictatorship in War Era
Congressman BD Botkin argues against concentrating power in the president. He says Congress should freely represent the people, not be controlled by McKinley and the administration. He cites party dynamics, war policy, and Cuban relief funding debates as evidence of broad public sentiment for independent congressional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD. Botkin
McKinley
Spain
Advie
William McKinley
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Ielle Yyll
Manyepublicans
March
Pirpullits
Senate
House
Family relocations and local estate notes from Winn area
Probate Judge in Winn County records multiple moves and name changes as families shift homes from Wes Norris Street to new streets. Mentions include persons McWorn, Lindetwre, Ryder, Geetsa, and others amid a string of local mentions and church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svar
Grantetie
Wes Norris Street
Winn
Jettere
Kantua Fy
Whyre
Ryder
Kore
Mts
Methine
Te Geus
Fm Uemolhere
Snyon
Renee Eneire
Wien Setae
Ana Hea
Nider
Fyder
Conwell Lecture Tickets On Sale At Local Stores
Lecture course tickets go on sale this week at Rowley A Rouws Ketlams and Moores The Priert with reserved seats at Rowley Grows. The initial lecture by Russell HH Conwell of Philadelphia is set for Thursday morning at eight for season ticket holders. DAVIE IGHOLSON advertises ticketing and event details for a Lodge social at 415 Kan Ave with admission of 25 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley A Rouw's
Ketlam's
Moores
Rowley & Grow's
Russell HH Conwell
Philadelphia
Mondey
Capitol Lodge
Kan. Ave
Davie & Igholson
Topeka Paves Wide Parkings On Monroe Street Block
City council awarded a paving contract on Monroe street between Fifth and Sixth for an 30 foot wide roadway with 25 foot parking on each side. Paving is vitrified brick at low cost, with bids from Winans Gradine Baker Branbury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Street
Topek
Madison Street
Mywnera
Kansas Avenue
Jackson
Quincy
Pavnte
W. K Winank Gradine
Baker & Branbury
Curbinge—Potter H. Gul
John Ritchie
John This
HK. Winans
Potter H. GH
H. Schroeder
Kepley & Lucas
Gradine—Sieker A
Bradbury
T D. Fitzpatrick
Permisson
Mudicon
A Counes
George H. Hapgood
Counef
John Hitchie
Kations City
Flem
Charles Smith
Committee On Judiciary
Smith
Santa Fe
Smithivan
Strauss
Bishops Defeated in Kyot Nomination Vote
Washington Oct. 21 The Rev Calvin Hall Episcopal deputy nomination for bishop of Kyot faced opposition. Deputies judged his age 52 bars him from pursuing the seat, despite praise for his long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Hall
Wilmin del
House of Bi
Episcopal Council
Seawneseee
Silamotiaa
Kyot
Hall
Feld
October Snowstorm Delays Railways Amid Turbulent Weather
An October snowstorm disrupts eastern Kansas, closing winds and delaying rail traffic while central and western areas report lighter conditions. The weather bureau warns of continued cold, with snow flurries impacting services. The piece also notes a late campaign mailing by Populists and Republicans featuring campaign imagery.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Fast Relief
A claim describes a "Mystic Cure" that allegedly treats rheumatism and related conditions in a day. It asserts rapid, radical effects on the body and mentions immediate visible changes. The advertisement is signed by Swift & Holliday, druggists, at 623 Munsas avenue in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Holliday
Gruggists
Munsas Avenue
Topeka
General Merritt Marries Amid Obstacles in London
General Merritt wed in a small ceremony at St Andrews West Bromster after illness and registry delays. The bride, in white satin, entered with her brother Norman Williams Jr. The Rev John Heathcote officiated and guests included Mrs Norman Williams and Lord and Lady Arthur Butler. US chargé d affaires Henry White helped waive formalities to obtain a needed document despite a four day wait. The couple plans to depart for Paris then the Philippines islands after the peace commission adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Merritt
London
St Andrews Church
West Broinster
Mina Wi- Nemes
Norman Williams
Norman Whiema
Arthur Butler
Henry White
United States
Marshal
Metropole
Savoy
John Heathcote
St. Andrews
White
Merritt
Merritt Gies
Mr. Balfour
Treasury
Scotland
Paria
Slanda
Peace Commission
City council presses Barber Asphalt over Topeka paving
Topeka city officials voice impatience with Barber Asphalt for subpar repairs on main streets. Despite initial standard work, patches were insufficient and workmen left before Festival. City Engineer Barnes notes more repairs needed and material shortages claimed. Managers promise return before December to complete fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Topeka
Toorke
Barnes
Topeke
Little Rock & Memphis Railroad Sold in Foreclosure
The Little Rock and Memphis railroad was sold today in a U S court foreclosure for 325000. A bondholder committee led by F P Olcott of New York purchased the road, posting 325000 as good faith. The line will pass to the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf and run from Little Rock to Wister Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Little Rock & Memphis
Oan
United States Court
F. P. Olcott
New York
Lite Rock
Wister Junction
Thumb severed by cow in Shorey incident near Topeka
William Snort, of Shorey west of North Topeka, led a cow by a rope wrapped around his right hand. The cow pulled violently, twisting the rope and tearing his right thumb from the hand. The wound was gruesome, but the injured member may recover with treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snort
Shorey
North Topeka
Gypsy Queen Movie Prompts Mixed Reactions in Town
A social critique targets the "Gypsy Queen" production by By Otte Kurhne & Co. The piece describes the performance as a paned view of society, labeling it a striking but controversial display by a studio linked to affluent and working-class audiences alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte Kurhne & Co
Consumption Cured. Brazilian Balm Rescues Man From Death
Joseph James of 325 West Pearl Street Indiana is reported to have nearly died from quick consumption last November. His lungs were ulcerated and he lived in a drugged stupor, with doctors expecting imminent death. A friend gave Brazilian Balm to ease the cough, the doctor approved continued use, and James recovered rapidly. By February he had regained health, strength, and weight, with his case hailed as a remarkable cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph James
Pearl St
Indiana
Ind
James Zoom
Mimosa
Brazilian Balm Restores Diseased Lungs Despite Opium Claims
A damaged ad touts Brazilian Balm as a cure for lung disease, contrasting it with a supposed opiate rich cough mixture. It claims the balm calms nerves, revives energy, and destroys the disease microbe, restoring lungs to health.
Karnival Knights Praised for Festival Support in Topeka
Readers report strong backing for the Karnival Knights as notices and monetary gifts arrive. A letter from Dr J E Minney dated Oct 23 praises the festival’s efforts and cites a $75 contribution. Subsequent lists note additions including H E Hillyer contributions and acknowledgment of Topeka’s support and civic pride.
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McEre
H. E. Hiltyer
Tnan
Hillyer
Detailed Estimate for West Year's River and Harbor Work
Washington, Oct 22 detailed estimates outline next year's river and harbor projects across the United States. Figures include Sabine pass harbor Texas 300000, mouth of Yazoo river and harbor at Vicksburg 510000, Missouri river above Sioux City 250000, Chicago harbor 150000, Puget Sound waters 250000, Grand River Michigan 100000, and many other state and local works totaling over several millions.
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Washington
Barny Plaquemine
Grand River
Point Bayou
Calcauieu River
Louisiana
Sabine Pass
Texas
Galveston Harbor
Ret River
Arkansas
Dutchitn
Black Rivers
Arkwnman
Yazoo
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Sioux City
Cumberland River
Terineesbe
Kentucky
Nashville
Cumberladd
Tennessee River
Chatianoors
Tennesaee
Chatta- Hoger
Falls of Ohio River
Louisville
Kyi
Green River
Kentucky River
Ohio River
Monongehela River
West Virginls
Agate Hay Harbor
Minn
Duluth
Superior
Ashland Harbor
Wis
Kewne
Now Point
Mich
Marquette Harbor
Atlah
Harbor of Refuge
Marquette
Grand Maris
Staureen Bay
Lake Michigan
Carl
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Pax River
Wir
Chicago Harbor
Fen
Catemet
Calumet River
Hugoie
Hnois
Timole and
Ausaiesippi
Michigan Harbor
Indiana
St. Joseph Harbor
Michigan
Keiamazoo River
Buginny River
Harbor
Minge
Sand Beach
Midhiean
Detroit River
Toleda Harbor
Sandusky, Harbor
Ole
Cleveland Harbor
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabatharte
Onin
Conmeaut
Turtall Arbor
New York
Tonawanda Berder
Niagara River
Onween Harbor
San Diego Harbor
San Luig
Obispo
Oakland
Siseippi
Obie River
Epidemic of Colds Follows Chicago Jubilee Parade
Leading physicians in Chicago warn that a wave of colds and bronchial troubles spread by the jubilee parade weeks ago has infected a large portion of the population. Humidity and outdoor exposure are blamed for a infectious feel, with doctors estimating up to a third affected. Experts caution that while pulmonary cases may rise, the outbreak is not deemed dangerous to city death rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Health Department
Huaith
Reynolds
Health Department
J. B. McFatrich
J. L. Benson
E. Fletcher Ingals
Ingals
Supreme court orders ballot placement for Middle-of-the-Road ticket
Jefferson City October 25. The Missouri Supreme Court granted a writ of mandamus to compel the secretary of state to place the Middle-of-the-Road Populists on the official ballot. The court ruled this faction held a majority at the regular convention and is entitled to a state ticket on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Populleis
Supreme Court
Kansas City attorneys arrive for Wyandotte mandamus bid
About 15 attorneys and others came from Kansas City to join J. W. Bowen and others in a mandamus suit against Leonard Daniels county clerk. The suit seeks to compel placing an independent Republican ticket on the official ballot after Daniels declined due to a revenue stamp on the nomination certificate. The regular Republican convention had filed a ticket last spring, but another ticket was nominated by a faction described as muss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
J. W. Bowen
Leonard Daniels
Wyandotte County
Mass Convention Triggered by Fusion Efforts Questioned
A defendant challenged service claiming he was never served, but Supreme Court clerks say papers were sent to Wyandotte County sheriff for service and the motion to quash failed. The answer and affidavits contend the mass convention was driven by fusion pontages and not held in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auesh
Supreme Court
Wyandotte County
Ely's Cream Balm Ad for Catarrh Relief
A fragment ad urges sending for Ely's Cream Balm to cure catarrh and cold in the head. It cites a patient’s danger and suggests 10 cent or 16 cent sizes, with Ely Brothers of Warren Street New York as the source. It notes improved speech and hearing after use.
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G. G. Gage
Hly
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Ely
Wheat and market drift amid war news and exports
Wheat opened weak amid war news and mixed signals from Paris, with prices fluctuating as traders weighed export demand and foreign buying. Oats followed grains lower while provisions fell on weak demand. receipts were light due to bad weather and cables.
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Paris
New York
Liverpool
Shorte Berat
Bere End
Dale
de- Einedueahan
Irley
Market Gossip and Weather Updates from Nearby Cities
A chaotic clipping mixes market gossip with weather and national notes. It mentions corn prices and receipts, a Chicago area reference, and US weather forecasts for Kansas and surrounding regions. The text also hints at political analysis and court decisions, with scattered mentions of France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicamre
Bien
Ransan
France
Harts
Lycai
Auppeme
Laure
Noda
Sui
Kansett
Lost items and odd ads populate late classified page
Fragmentary notices show a for sale section with odd items and missing details. The text hints at a large round object, a wife seeking work, rewards offered, and miscellaneous names and places, all jumbled and partial. The readable bits suggest a chaotic late classified page with scattered names and incomplete addresses.
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Pds
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Congressman Botkin
Japan
Weather ‘Bureau
Kan~ Sa
Colt
Kan- Els
Kaunas
Atute
Republican State Central Committee
Maeneas
David Hedgrower
Frank Grimes
Repob- Milan
Memphis
Socialist
Wipsy Queen
Snes
Munich
Bavaria
Elreulon
Mate
Vation
J. E. Minney
Totat
Jubilee
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Chicago Livestock. Market
FIDGE
Westeria
Temas Steera
Stsomaan
Erna
Esmnetaya
Ocviere
Mecoipia
Diate
Khipmenie
Techipia
Tomnar
Mercantile
Ieee
Rea Steckers
Weil
Ogi
Iss
Aioe Libre
Sted
Jovernenent Poe
Rae
Stork
Furnlebed B. Co
Peter
Munhatean
Wall
Rusia
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