Dramatic Events at Crawford Theater This Evening
The Herrmann company returns to Crawford Theater for a second appearance in this city led by Leon Tierremanny. Adelaide Herrmann debuts an act titled A Night in Japan with her own dances, while the troupe offers magic and novelty acts. Prices range from 10 to 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Crawford Theater Tonicht
Leon Tierremanny
Herrmann the Great
Adelaide Herrmann
Pete
Don
Japan
Bealder
Herrann
Hick Ponstitute
Phin Witt
Crawford Theater
Cerita
Denver Police Enjoined On Club Gambling Interference
Denver, district court issues injunction against Promoters interfering with a club gambling institution. Police and fire board ordered to refrain from actions that obstruct the establishment, with a pending contempt hearing if violated. Local authorities urged to comply and avoid further raids or penalties.
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Denver
Denver Fire and Police Board
District Court
Beard
Topeka News Briefs Mix Of Local Happenings
A chaotic Topeka blur spans banquet plans, candidate bets, horse racing, art crafts, street repairs, and civic notices. Mentions Curtis backing Stanley, a Topeka horse fastest, and Connellman Skinner selling a packing horse. Several locals travel, events include a concert at Arion Hall, a water works discussion, and a forthcoming Republican rally.
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Cap’ Curtis
Stanley
Leland
Topeka
Connellman
D. Skinner
Mayor Fellows
Florence
Sixth Street
Nealy
Leavenworth
I. Boyskin Han
Sterling
Genem
W. J. Black
Boyd Pile
Phoumeriee
A. C. Ider
Deowrath
Ripley condemns Joint Traffic ruling as outrage
President P M E Ripley of the Santa Fe system frowns on the Supreme Court decision against the joint traffic association calling the matter an outrage. He insists the government mishandles railroad treatment and urges protection if the road is a public corporation, while opposing private control.
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Ripley
San Francisco
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Joint Traffic Association Plans Meeting After Supreme Court Ruling
New York reports, chairman Blanchard and fellow managers say a soon meeting will review the Supreme Court decision with legal counsel. The group pressed Congress for a pooling law to keep uniform railroad rates amid fears of 60 different rates disrupting New York commerce.
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Joint Traffic Association
Supreme Court
New York
Cot.s
George R. Blanchach
Joint Traffic Asociation
Associated Press
Congress
Manchard
Blanchard
Daint Trade Maxociation
Depew
Association
Comprian
Trath
Jo Ukely
Seven Years Sentenced in Lucinda Hendricks Case
Will O. Hummer, convicted in district court of shooting Lucinda Hendricks with intent to murder, was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary by Judge Hazen. The minimum possible term was one year and the maximum ten years.
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Will O. Hummer
Hazen
Lucinda Hendricks
Penitentiar
Fazen
Hummer
Atchison System Sept Earnings Rise Over Year
Rail news reports the Atchison system earned 3065.17 dollars in September, up 2015 over the prior year. For the three months ending September, net earnings reached 1,010,417 dollars, an increase of 112,201 from the same period in the previous fiscal year.
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Chicago
Atchison
Train Fatality Involving 14-year-old Near Opolis
A 14 year old girl Emma Ross living four miles west of Opolis was struck by a train at a Frisco crossing while riding a horse. She was picked up by the train crew and taken to a hospital where injuries are serious but not fatal.
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Pittsboro
Emma ‘Ross
Opolis
Cow Creek
Ghoult
Yardmaster Sickness Triggers Rail Crews Shuffle in Emporia
Night Yardmaster John Long is laid off due to sickness. Fireman Jerry Dowd from the east end engine takes his place. Brakeman Brady and Brakeman Smith swap roles. Conductor Crowder reports to Gary after a month’s vacation. Conductor Griffin returns to the Btn City branch. Foote, House, and A Venn tus resume duty after vacations. Stelfenyder replaces a layoff. Foraker takes his post. Thorns acts as Yardmaster at Strong City while Ron is away. Santa Fe linemen from Newton stop in Emporia to repair storm damage. Henderson notes 7 poles down for Santa Fe.
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John Long
Jerry Dowd
Brady
Smith
Crowder
Gary
Griffin
Btn City
Foote
Conductor House
A. Venn Tus
Stelfenyder I
Prakeman
Foraker
Lanbs
Thorns
Strong City
Santa Fe
Newton
Henderson
Banta Fe
Fire at Santa Fe yards in Newton short in noontime blaze
A yard fire at Santa Fe in Newton noon yesterday was extinguished by the Santa Fe fire corps without city department aid. Engine 982, a large Topeka built unit for mountain service, arrived to aid on the Cottonwood division.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Fire Corps
Topeka
Newton
Cottonwood
Mountain Service
Dick Jackson
Great Bend Plow Assignment in Snow Prep for Newton
Great Bend loads a snow plow to be sent to Newton for outfitting with a 200 aosier. Train crews on the Oklahoma division are pooled with Cottonwood staff as Engineer Hanna and his party work on the El Dorado branch grading. Conductor Geo Marriott reported for duty with extra coaches sent to Medicine Lodge and Harper.
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Great Bend
Newton
Oklahoma
Cottonwood
Hanna
el Dorado
Ri Tsing
Robert
Geo. Marriott
Medicine Lodge
Harper
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Oxford
A. E. Wallace
Bridge and Building Department
Hunnewell
Wiehbtta
Geo. Moeser
Alva
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Frm
Andy Adams
Cal Pex
Andy Zook
Kilps
Outbreak Threat in Nye County as Indians Arm for Stand
Governor Badnr receives call for rifles and ammunition from Midis area citizens. Shoshone near Carson plan an outbreak after the arrest of an Indian. Able bodied men rally on a ranch to repel attacks. Seventy five rifles with ammo sent from the state arsenal to the scene.
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Carson
Nev
Badnr
Midis
Nye County
Labor Federation Council Ends Two Day Session in Washington
The American Federation of Labor executive council closed a two day meeting in Washington. Secretary Morrison reported eleven month income of 715,608 with 2,744.85 excess per capita tax and expenditures of 17,470.41. Discussions covered the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators, Paper Hangers charter, hotel and restaurant workers complaints, retail clerks rights, Utah eight hour law legal aid, and plans for congressional lobbying for an early eight hour bill. President Gompers and VP OConnell were instructed to seek meetings with the president and department heads over wartime unpaid overtime. The council adjourned to reconvene December 10 in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Fnaneis
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
Baltimore
Lona Fide Organization
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
International Alliance of the Trade
Utah
Thert
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Congress
Gompers
O'Connell
United States
Washington and
Frankfort
Spain
Kansas City
Political Gossip and Party Movements in Kansas
The report outlines Democratic state chairmen and whispers of Republican influence in Wichita. It notes populist activity, a potential $15,000, and a push to mobilize voters in the Fourth district. Breigenthal and West McNall are mentioned among attending a bankers’ meeting in Leavenworth.
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West McNall
John W. Breigenthal
Breigenthal
Tentime One
Pime Bankers
Leavenworth
Kurds Fire on German Archaeologist in Constantinople District
London dispatch reports Kurds attacked and seriously wounded noted German archaeologist Prof Beick in the Slpandugh district during an exploration. The Times correspondent details the incident as part of unrest surrounding Turkish regions and foreign researchers.
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London
Constantinople
Times Angel
Beick
Slpandugh
Havana the Last to Lose Cuban City Control
In Washington on October 26 the cabinet discussed extending evacuation of Cuba from December 1 to January 1 and US control of cities as Spaniards depart. Havana likely the last to surrender civil control, with many subjects like currency and tax laws to be addressed in the president's message to Congress. No issues from the Paris peace talks affect Cuban debts beyond municipal obligations.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Havana
Porto Rico
Congress
Paria
To Marry a Baron Actress Madeline Bouton Goes East
San Francisco October 2 Madeline Bouton the actress will go to New York today to wed Baron Nip tech a German nobleman of high degree Their betrothal has existed for some time but marriage was not planned immediately After an illness she decided to travel to Honolulu for her death Her telegrams to Baron Niptsch prompted an ultimatum ending their engagement
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Madeline Bouton
San Francisco
New York
Baron Niptech
Miss Bouton
Nctivss
Honolulu
Baron Niptsch
Togo
Railway and Honeymoon Plans Cited In Hazy Memoir Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR describes a woman canceling a Hawaii trip to stay with a lover in New York while arranging funds and preparing a brief Italian honeymoon. Mentions union pacific routes and Pullman services, with contact names and travel fare to Chicago via Santa Fe.
Eastward Expansion and Asia's Reach for the United States
The article discusses the United States facing Asia via the Pacific, arguing eastward expansion will boost trade and power. It cites Archibald HK Colquhoun and a Harper's article on European powers seeking advantages in China, warning against losing Anglo-Saxon leadership and urging duty and prosperity through expanding influence.
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United States
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Asia
China
Far East
Spain
Archibild HK. Colquhoun
Harper's Bibe
Germany
Helghim
Cblenn
Imeehill
Diethy
Trussia
Liles
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Southern California Railway
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Emporia
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Mulberry Street
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Executive Council of Federation of Labor
J. Mack Love
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