$14 000 Gone For Good Insurance Payoff
A $14 000 package sent by registered mail to State Savings Bank in Butte Mar from National Bank of the Republic was declared pat. Union Maliey Ansurinew and partners would pay the loss, government not responsible. Gazoline fumes cause insanity in Missouri youth. Presidential appointments list several federal posts and Navy medical leadership.
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Insurance Company
Chicago
State Savings Bank
Butte
Mar
National Bank of the Republic
Union Maliey Ansurinew Company
New York
Cun Iy Welert
Roday Vice 2
Bubonte Plague Breaks Out Afresh in Bombay
A new bubonic plague outbreak is reported in the Falandpur district of Purjat with oathbreak fear. The infection center at Himpttule is cordotieil, and physicians are treating the plage with fifteen crews deployed to Bombay hospital.
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Bombay
Falandpur
Ous
Ube
Bombay Hospital
Croup Quickly Cured in Mountain Gten Ark
Local readers report quick relief from croup using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad praises the medicine as a safe, reliable cough and cold remedy for children, with other health claims and a laundry ad appended.
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Ark
Thornten
New Election Ballot Rules Cause Confusion in Booth
Voters in the fall face changes under a new law. The punch mark moves to the right of the name, risking wrong selections by weary or ignorant voters. Ballot handling, judge appointments, and voter identification procedures shift as party chairmen name election officials with limited commissioner involvement.
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Booth
Tin List Teaielators
Aethrus
Topeka
Andiers
Ome Aneuns
Henior
Hie Booth
Heeler
Nain
Slass
Hag Uttle
Etcundl Weber Numbol
Foye
Judes Anit
Femala
Joiee
Teont
Capper
Republican Committee
West Curtis
Curtis
Chris
New Life Saving Device for Railroads in France
Washington reports to the department a recently tested invention in France that stops trains from a distant station. Mounted 3% yards away, it triggers an automatic brake via a lever and air ram, with an auxiliary system linking gates and preventing tile openings unless the brake is active. Four new yellow fever cases reported in Memphis with no deaths. colder weather forecast.
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France
Washington
Morris
Ghent
Belgium
Wit Department
Tulkeau
Tralya
Im and & Musiner
Memphis
Tenn
Board of Health
Zelawert
Commerce Street
Albert Lugorie
Malin Street
da la Erin
Ande J. Hateh
Main Street
Baker Seeks Bristow Firing Over Purcell Controversy
Leavenworth dispatch from Oct 26 details Senator Baker’s Washington trip amid reports of meddling in appointments. He confronts Bristow over the Purcell land office post, warns of removal if pressuring the president continues, and hints at possible resignation or reassignment. The piece frames Kansas political tensions and Baker’s stance against Bristow’s influence.
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Kansas City Journal
Leavenworth
Kan
Senator Baker
Washington
Baker
McKinley
Dee Purcell
Tilton
Presljertt
Land Office
Bristow
Purcell
Fourth Bridant
Uat
Sam Serced
Kansas
Ottawa
Hinkers
Government Accepts Full Union Pacific Claim Settlement
Washington says the government accepts the full claim against the Union Pacific railroad. The attorney general approved the offer totaling 58 million dollars, allowing reorganizations to proceed without government interference. New York reports the settlement confirms the government’s full claim is met.
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Washington
New York
U.S
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Labor Unions Stop Marine Band at Logan Horse Show
Protests by labor unions over competition lead the secretary of the navy to revoke the permit for the Marine Band to play at Logan’s horse show in Chicago next week. The action blocks the planned musical program and replaces it with alternatives.
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Marine Band
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Chicago
Cyclone Ravages Bengal With Treeblocked Roads
Simla reports a cyclone hit Bengal presidency on Sunday. Half the houses were demolished and surrounding roads blocked by fallen trees. Several vessels sank with three known fatalities ashore.
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Simla
the Bengal
How to End the War by Hannis Taylor
Hannis Taylor former American minister to Spain returns from Madrid and prepares a comprehensive address on the Cuban question. He argues Spain cannot solve it and urges the United States to act boldly. His views, based on his diplomatic exchanges, will be published in the November North American Review and may outline a speedy end to the Cuban war.
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Hannis Taylor
Spain
Articla
New York
Hannia Taylor
Madrid
United States
North American Review
Civil Service Purge in Chicago Police Departmen t
Chicago Chief Kinsey issues a general order discharging 434 policemen and their replacements by ex police from the state league Democrats. The move echoes Badenoch’s 1905 action and follows civil service reform. Several veteran detectives and sergeants are among those ousted, sparking political reaction.
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Chicago
Kinsey
Furce
State League
Badenoch
Jenund
Ripley
Rhett
Walter Dean
$300000 Missing After Express Car Wreck
Garrisons Oct 26 The express car from a New York Central wreck near Garrisons yesterday was raised today. A safe believed to hold about $200000 was found empty. $50000 was in one package and multiple packages were shipped. M S Julien and J D Van Valkenburg supervised removal. NY Central detectives and express staff guarded Kings Point boats. Suspicious prowlers were warned away after sighting last night.
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Garrisons
New York Central
Tete
M.S. Julien
American Express Company
J.D. van Valkenburg
Albany
New Yorke Central
Nelghhorkoot
Sit Express Company
Kings Point
Luetgert Case Rumor Sparks Davenport Visit Claim
Chicago reports an informant within 40 miles of Chicago claims Mrs Luetgert was seen in Davenport Iowa within days. Attorney Albert Pialen says he will not reveal the source or location but calls the tip startling and unverified. Officials probe the tale of possible entombment as rumors swirl.
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Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
Awithin
Luetgert
Albert Pialen
Iman Fe
Phice
Mre
Mra Luergert
Teie
Ludgert
Mineppeanines 4
Long Summer Yields Two Crops of Potatoes From Same Land
Secretary F D Coburn of the state board of wetlelitlite bus received potato samples from Mann Bros & Frishle of Wider near Kansas City. Volunteer growth after a first crop produced a second harvest, with an estimated 2.00 ye of potatoe. The firm, a leading state grower, used Early Ghiv seed and plow techniques to cover seeds. The second crop reportedly yields good wine colored potatoes selling well at market.
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F. D. Coburn
Mann Broz & Frishle
Wider
Kanes City
Bub
Coburn
Fem
Wires Go Underground In Denver Storm Report
Denver reports 1000 miles of wires carried down by the storm as the Cyto radiy Telephone company notes progress toward undergrounding. The notice dates May 26 at 2 20 p m.
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Denver
Get
Cytorady Telephone Company
All Americans Tie Orioles in High Scoring Game
Kansas City date reports the All-Americans and Orioles playing a nine to something game with several errors and strong plays. Hastings, Donavie, Tebea u and Smith are highlighted for sharp fielding and hitting while Nash relies on short Heid. Crowd around fifteen hundred witnesses a fast paced affair as both teams trade runs through the seven inning contest.
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Kansas City
Bektimeres
Hastings
Donavie
Horton
Clark
Orioles
Tebeaux
Alex Smith
Brookton
Smith
Tebeau
Nash
Tebesu
Heldiing
Jease Burkett
Baltimores
Collins
Bears
Baltimore
Big League Records Names star fielder leaders per Nick Young
President Nick Young of the National League releases official tallies for the season. Tebeau is crowned first baseman with a .994 mark. Douglas of St Louis was close with .093 but played only 17 games. McPhee of Cincinnati and Croas of Philadelphia contend for second base with .186 and a 41 game limit. Quinn of Baltimore excels at third and short. Nance of Louisville dominates the outfield with a perfect 1.000 in 34 chances. Heine Peltz of Cincinnati leads with a .95 percent record, Kirtrenge of Chicago close behind.
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Nick Young
Feldera
Tebeau
Douglas
St.Louis
Gar “Bid" McPhee
Cincinnati
Crosa
Philadelphia
Ted
Croas
Quinn
Haltimore
Short
Clingman
Louisville
Jennings
Baltimore
Nance
Blake
Cleveland
Owly
Washburn to Face Manhattan on Home Ground Monday
Washburn college football, under Coach Caliret i, prepares for Monday afternoon clash with Manhattan State Agricultural College in Topeka. Team trains daily at 3, weighed down by lodging differences but aims for strong showing against the sturdy Manhattan squad. Players listed include Evans center and Yost left tackle among others.
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Manhattan
Washburn College
State Agricultural College
Topeka
Washburn Twain
Caliret i
Ion Fis Honur
neMingt
Evans
Wiley
White
Jett
Newtonert
Yost
Teht
Finniay
Brown
Farrah Teht
Gephardt
Hughes
Stahl
Topeka Tease Call Association Plans Board Election
Baseball minded community group Topeka Tease Call will elect its board of directors tonight at the Commercial club rooms. All baseball supporters urged to attend as Cedar Rapids meeting looms in three weeks with work to finish. Names already subscribed include Wm Henderson W J Black Bennet Wheeler F E Wear Merce DW Mulvane J H Munn Kouns W A Ts Thompson Geo W Crane Clarence Smith D O Grane Willan No He H A Auer bach WB Curry G Willard F Ninos George Sharter J J Frey Charles Blood Smith Charles Lantey James 8 Coe T D Alden J M Mc Farland J W Greed.
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Topeka Tease Call Association
Commercial Club Rooms
At & Sitock
Cedar Rapids
Wm .Enderson
W. J. Black
Bennet R. Wheeler
F. EB. Wear
Merce
DW. Mulvane
J. H. Munn
Kouns
W. A. Ts. Thompson
Ho PL Pit Jon
Geo
W. Crane
Clarence Smith
D. O. Grane
Willan No He
H.A. Auerbach
WB. Curry
G. Willard
F. & Ninos
George Sharter
J. J. Frey
Charles Blood Smith
Charles
Mayor's Bicycle Seized Over Back Taxes in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana records show Mayor Fees' bicycle to be attached for nonpayment of county taxes. County Treasurer Sanford states Rose owes 160.27 for ten years and claimed no property. The case ties to a street railway receiver action amid alleged unfair levy on the streetcar company.
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Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mirapper
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Pit Chas
H. Fletcher
March
Centaun Company
TY Wurmay Street
CIEE
Terre Haute
Ind
Sanford
Rose
Tussell & Harrisorts Street Railway
Ross
Harriton
Laxwa
A Woman Swallows a Dime on a City Streetcar
A well dressed woman aboard a West Tenth street car tries to pay her fare with a dime, claims she has none, and in a frantic moment removes a denture plate to retrieve the coin. The conductor’s question about swallowing the dime is answered with a tight lie, and the rest of the ride is tense as she avoids eye contact.
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West Tenth Street
Kansas Football Game at Lawrence Falls on October 30
Town announces a Kansas football game in Lawrence on Saturday October 30 with one round trip fare offered by Santa Fe aboard the special train. The event promises to feature Mineral Waters and a festive atmosphere as residents plan to attend.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
Promoters Plan Public Opening For New Woolen Mill
The promoters announce plans to have machinery in place by late November and to stage a public opening. Arrangements include coordinating with the city millway company for equipment on the Oakland line to serve attendees, with officials McAfey and Topekitten promoting the project. The aim is to demonstrate two operating departments to reassure the public.
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City Millway Company
Oakland
Villars
Mtr McAfey
Topekitten
Tims
Bound to a tree ten days in Yukon murder tale
The Farrallan from Alaska reports a Seattle incident where Henderson and Peterson fought over a remnant matter. Henderson stabbed Peterson with a Bowie knife, Peterson died from wounds, Fenlerton was arrested and bound to a tree for ten days until a Canadian dispatched by Nee took him to Dawson City.
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Beatle
Wash
Farrallan
Alaska
Lake Tagich
Seattle
Henderson
Beterne
Peterton
Peterson
Fenlerton Wes
Nee
Dawson City
New Wire Maker Faces Anti Trust Lawsuit
New York moves to consolidate wire manufacturing into a single corporation with capital of Ha 0.00 amid anti trust concerns. The plan aims to end independence of firms, but faces strong opposition from many industry players. Meanwhile in Hevane Washington a hospital report notes several starvation deaths in the week ending October 27 with rising intestinal diseases linked to malnutrition.
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New York
Lowe
Hevane
Washington
Brunnes
Mairine Hospitel Service
Everal
Mievark
Topeka May Sea Snow Forecast
The journal notes a cold spell with a great drop in temperature possible. Drizzle may turn to rain and perhaps snow. Vendor ads for shirts and collars claim cleaning by Peertegn Stearns Beupary. An address at 112 and Td West South Street advertises buys and sells tickets in Kenav.
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Jenning
Ite
Peertégn Stearns Beupary
Td West
Gge
Kenav
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William K. van Reypen
United Siates Navy
District of Washington
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Warnine
G. W. Statistics
Kateus
Peerleae
Reyal
Nate
Kilkenny
Leland
U. S
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Bengal
Ecard
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
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Express
N. ¥. Central
Late Sporting News
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Commercial Club
Via
BIG League Records
McPhee
Gross
Clingmen
Jonviegs
Washbura
Postum
E. A. Chaney
Burghart
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