Topeka State Journal glimpse of market and politics
The piece reports on economic warning signals amid high material costs and busines sike, notes Washington and Topeka perspectives, and includes a long excerpt praising the gold inflow and its national prosperity. It cites Lincoln, the American Bankers association event, and remarks on gold, prices, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feberte
Apirican Bankers Association
Bax Francisco
Evers Valley
Nir Bakers
Jerria
Soldiers Pay Debate Sparks Recruitment Talk Across States
General Funes cites higher pay for enlisted men and skilled laborers to boost recruiting. He argues cash incentives and longer service pay raise tempt veterans and attract new soldiers, noting many unskilled workers earn more in civilian life. Government reports show savings deposits and pension potential influence enlistment, with figures suggesting wage gaps drive recruitment in multiple regions.
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Geocel” Punstona
Funes
United
Sates
Winston
Wradkiilet Abererre
Priston
Ming
Wong
Geroni
Political turmoil over Governor Bailey and ex Confederate ties
A Kansas readers letter questions Governor Bailey's handling of veterans and Confederate ties. It accuses a state Republican organ of spreading misleading claims to undermine the governor, cites legal actions against a soldier, and argues for truthful reporting and loyal citizens despite past affiliations. The piece defends Bailey's record with veterans and discusses appointments and political pressure in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suattesering Poisor
Republican Organ
Kansas
Kannaz
Osawa
Ila
Jualion
Telah
Lanyone
Treamhrer Kelly
Toanty
Jerriars
Veale
A. H
Wilfigin Limbecker
United States Court
United Staes
Pont
Bailey
Woolf
Manhattan
Meir
Kaxmis
Kansa
United States Senate
JAYHAWKEE JOTs and Small Town Happenings
Forton complains of tramps and若 cents. Horton and Topeka prices drift. Ness City theater adds new curtains for a gush between acts. A Rush County driver draws four horses to a two horse trap. Twenty typos of rural life pepper the week with wagons, mules sold, and fairs. Cimarron typhoid prompts water bottles at school. Sterling potions priced per bushel. Topeka pecks sell variety. Rural life includes church services, fruits, and oddities like pocket books.
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Forton
Horton
Torwka
Ness City
Fuimone
Cimarron
Sterling
Topeka
Great Bend
Rice
Rive County
Rush County
Pardens
Cape
Chapman Worsn
Wichita
Riley County
Lyons Democrat
Peters
Petoce
Scrofula Linked to Inherited Weakness Promoted Cure
An 19th century advertorial claim states scrofula is commonly inherited and affects pale, weak children with neck swellings infections and debility. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a positive, absolute cure based on thousands of permanent cases including a Parker City testimonial about recovery after taking Hood's remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wan Bighls
Wan
J. J. Jones
Parker City, Inc
Boy Bitten by Dog Near Meat Market on Fourth Street
Martin McConnell, a boy from Jefferson Street, was bitten by a dog belonging to Justice Genser inside a meat market at Fourth and Monroe streets. The dog sprang at him, biting the arm before a police officer seized it and placed it in the city pound.
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Martin McConnell
Fou
Jefferson Streete
Fourth
Monroe Streets
Justice Genser
Aime
White Wings Seek City Buy Of Street Cleaning Gear
City committee plans to purchase street sweepers and a 60 gallon sprinkler for thorough night washing. Officials estimate costs 200 to 370 dollars for sprinklers and 200 to 350 dollars per sweeper. Kansas City visit informs options as town eyes municipal waterworks in future.
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Kansas
Witter
Ways and Means
Municipalitier
Carrie
Wilmsioner
Perbion
Boxton
United States
Kaneis City
Kansas City
Expect death feared for prominent Des Moines doctor
In Des Moines Oct 2 doctor I D Tood a noted physician inoculated himself with anti tetanic serum while treating a dying child with lockjaw. He announced he expects to die within a week, saying he will know by next Saturday whether he will live. A strand of serum remained in Des Moines and was sent to Detroit to be used for the child. Other doctors reported the inoculation has taken place and results will be known in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toes Moines
I. D. Tood
Dr. Food
de. Roo
Des Moines
Seholer
Rood
Seaieh
Ued Raust
State oil inspector reports near two thousand in profits
The oil department shows September profits totaling 1886.01 sent to the state treasury. Salary and expense totals for the month reach 1228.05. Inspector M. C. Kelly gains 125 salary and 90.20 expenses, Mrs Helen Kelly 300 as clerk, Fink Minter 76 salary 28.70 expenses, I cs wrines 75 salary 27.32, Duwem ry F. C Raney 75 salary The work group totals 496.29. Fred Jipector in Topeka collected 164.06 in fees and earned 50 salary.
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Tees
M. C. Kelly
Atate
Helen Kelly
Fink Minter
Cs Wrines
Duwem
Ry F.C
Raney
Fred Jipector
Topeka
Local notes and events fade in a scattered town column
Emily C. Mrteger named notary public in an obscure notice. A marriage license granted to FLL Zinghelm of San Jose and Eugenia Yango of Topeka. J K Pratt and KT Mumlock seen in the city for days. Miss Kihelyn Powers reported returning. Amasa Akers and family of Kansas City visited Topeka, with Polk School crowds tallying 10 to 6 for Polk. A small cottage at 328 Lake Street burned. loss $400, alarm at 11:245. Councilman Howe’s condition noted.
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Emily C. Mrteger
Zinghelm
San Jose
Cat
Eugenia Yango
Topeka
J. K. Pratt
Emporia
KT Mumlock
el Doravo
Ken Mal
Miss Kihelyn
Powers
Stama Viste
St Baron
Amasa Akers
Kansan
Polk School
Polk
Lake Street
EU Burrell
J. Bousley
Conncilman Howe
Deaths And Funerals In North Yorke Area Include Several Names
Death notices list George Te Raymond aged years who died Saturday night from heart disease at 615 Pairchild Street North Yorke. Funeral arrangements follow. Henry M. Snead died Sunday at 408 Cranesirest. he served in the Thirteenth Indiana infantry. Jane Hie of led Harel died in London Friday. a cantaloupe feature is noted. Canteloupe and fruit commentary fills the page with reminiscences of seasonal fruit quality and an Inquirer reference.
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George Te Raymond
Henry M. Snead
Mr. Shras
Washington County
Indiana Infantry
Jane Hie
Harel
Ison Street
London
Burlingame
Palladelphia Inquirer
Hammer Attack Sues for 5000 In District Court
In Topeka district court Thomas Cooney sues Alfeed Hill for 5000 in damages over a hammer assault near North Topeka. The case follows a long feud between families and recalls an 1902 incident. Meanwhile Shawnee County commissioners grant clemency to Fred Boutwell, jailed after a previous fine for assault. He may be freed upon a $150 bond and a monthly payment plan of 35 until fines and costs are settled.
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Thomas Cooney
Irving
North Topeke
Alfeed Hill
Cooney
Apest
Tilitip
Varney
Boutwell
Shawnee County
Fred Boutwell
Aasaulrn
Wanamaker
Boutweil
Not A Good Plan For College Football Classic
Discussion of a football game between Washburn Medics and Collegiants, aiming to revive old rivalries. The Medics would field Caldwell Lakin Stewart Hill Page Kiene while the collegians name Dadisman Mehl Millice Delay Anderson Biehler Cunningham Brnxwell Arniek Carrothers, signaling tentative match interest and faculty permission concerns.
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Collegians
Medica
Washburn
Avery
Caldwell
Lakin
Stewart
Hill
Page
Kiene
Dadisman
Mehl
Millice
Delay
Anderson
Biehler
Cunnigham
Brnxwell
Arniek
Carrothers
Mrs Schwab Ill With Appendicitis at Almona
Almona, Pa. Oct 26 Mrs Charles M Schwab wife of the steel magnate was reported dying of appendicitis at the Schwab home Loretta with physicians from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh summoned to her bedside and in constant attendance Latest advices say she is progressing favorably Mr Schwab remained in near constant communication with the sick room by long distance telephone All relatives have gone to the summer home to be in attendance
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Steel Magnate
Almona
Charles M. Schwab
Steel
New York
Haurisie
Mr. Schwab
Washburn Academy to Organize Football Team
Principal W W Silver announced at chapel that Washburn academy will form an academy football team at 4 pm to play games with state high schools and academy squads. Only one academy member, Brown the tackle, is on the current first team while the rest may be organized from the student body.
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Washburn
W. W. Silver
Washburn Academy
Bedok
Brown
Seutierny
Phones deemed as necessary as railways in court ruling
In Norristown on October 26 Judge Weand refused a permanent injunction sought by Limecoin Swrike against Keystone Telephone Company. He ruled telephone service is a necessity on par with railroads and telegraphs. The turnpike company had requested removal of poles from the highway.
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Norristown
Keystone Telephone Company
Limeleiin Surnbike Company
Weand
Tuenpike Company
Despondent Quincy Mill Owner Found Hanged
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on October 26 Andrew S Moon nearly 70, once regarded Quincy township’s wealthiest man, was found hanging from a joist in his mill. He had told his wife he could not bear to live after losing the means to buy their home. A passerby near the mill bridge heard him murmur This is the last time I crown this brides.
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Chambersburg
Andrew S Moon
Quincy Township
Quincy Thin
Moore
Mill Bridge
Beer Drinking Heifer Causes Stir In Tamaqua Hotel
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania a cow named Bossy, owned by Sir John Sorber of a Summit county hotel, is described as drinking beer. Bossy reportedly visited the bar, drank a kettle of beer, and returned the next day for more, becoming sleek and frisky.
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Bossy
Tamaqua
John Sorber
Summit
Young Bossy
Sorber
Henry F Brown arraigned on bribery indictment in Powers case
Henry F Brown, noted financier and politician, was arraigned on an indictment alleging he offered Alderman Fred M Powers a $500 bribe in June to influence a vote favoring the Howers Rubber Company of San Francisco. Brown pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 900?
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Minnespous
Henry FL Brows
Fred M. Powers
Howers Rubber Company
San Francisco
Brown
Peoria
Edward A. Gorrells
Samuel Pilat
Thomas Hartley
Bartonville Theane Maglum
Worthington
Delay in Macedonia Crisis Draws German Interest
Constantinople reports that Austro Russian joint control of Macedonia lacks German and Turkish approval and the Porte may exploit splits to delay action. German generals Avet Pashs and Ruedgisch Pasha go to Serves to join inquiry into troop examinations amid Indian case motions. Washington Supreme Court hearing on Chickasaw Freedman versus Choctaw Nation moves to advance.
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Constantinople
Pri
Macedonia
Porte
Aulet Pashs
Ruedgisch Pasha
Serés
Washington
Oct
United Bastes Supreme Court
Solicitor General
Hye
Rt OF Clair
Senator Stewart to Wed in Atlanta Hotel Parlor
The Journal reports United States Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada will marry Mrs. M. A. Cone of Madison in Atlanta Georgia. The ceremony will be held in the Piedmont hotel parlors and conducted by Dr. H. L. Bradley of the city.
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Stewart
Avlanta
Ts Authority
United States
William M. Stewart
Nevad
M. A. Cone
Madison
Piedmont Hotel
H. L. Bradley
Morgan Wins Denver Case Before Supreme Court
Washington Oct The United States Supreme Court today decided the case City of Denver versus Morgan in Morgan's favor. The dispute involved a park in the city and a trespass claim. The court ruled for Morgan on the key points presented by the defense.
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Morgan
Washington
United States Suprem Court
Denver
Congrese Park
Congres
Leland and Hurrell Reaffirm Longstanding Friendship
Governor Hurrell and Cyrus Leland meet in the morning, stressing that long friendly ties should not be broken by political differences. The exchange signals a preserved personal rapport after years of association.
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Cyrus Leland
Hurrell
Leland
Gover
Medicines at Discount and a Runaway Wagon Tale
A patent medicine wagon ran away when confronted by D H Martins big automobile last Saturday. The wagon overturned at a hitching post scattering medicine along the road. Mrs Martin and the doctors wagon were driven to Lane Hooperon. The medicine man demanded payment and the case remains unsettled. The Martins meanwhile finished their trip to Lawrence in two hours in their Winton, beating the next rig by an hour. Ned Osborn’s auto had a tough trip and a blown tire.
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D. H. Martin
Roma
Plecea
Martin
Union Pacific Trains Time Card Changes Sunday
Union Pacific announces changes to its diary effective Sunday affecting arrivals and departures. Eastbound trains such as the Atlantic Express No 4 now arrive and depart at 2 50 pm and 2 50 pm respectively. No 2 arrives and leaves at 6 40 am. Kansas City passenger No 6 arrives at 7 65 am and departs at 5 06 am.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Junction Cry
Atlantic
Kansas City
Telegraph Snippets Tie Up October News From Across Regions
A flood of brief telegraph items reports imperial cabinet changes in Budapest with Count Stephen Tisza, deaths in Albany and Peoria, ship incidents near Southampton and Ogdensburg, and weather and maritime misfortunes from Brest to Buffalo. Also notes a public notice in Kansas and a railroad timetable blurb amid October 26 dispatches.
Fisher Sentenced for Brass Theft in Shawnee County Jail
Fred Fisher faced a six month sentence and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to stealing brass from the Banta in rail yard. The courtroom heard his insistence that he forgot the offense, while Judge Mazen pressed for admissions and noted prior arrest records in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Shawnes
Hasan
Sher
Lucas
Missousi
Central Park Chautauqua circle meets Tuesday evening
An item notes the Central Park Chautauqua circle will meet Tuesday evening with MM Eby at 1806 Buchanan street. The program includes roll call answered by quota tions from Irving A Journey through Quebec and the Maritime Provinces Weast solo and a review of a chapter on Irving.
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Central Park Chautauqua
Central Park Chautauqua Circlé
MM Eby
Buchanan Street
Irving
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
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