Governor Stanley Rallies Republicans in Kenton Speech
Governor Stanley denounces trusts as a threat to federal government and urges young men to join radical forces for progress. He cites battles from Thermopylae to Yorktown and praises Republican leadership from Lincoln to Roosevelt, urging unity under the party banner to advance liberty and opposed expansion.
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Kenton
Stanley
Kapats
Pik
Jefferson
United States
Rome
Thermopylae
Tours
Charones
Poietiers
Tas
Sociesealnat Geduts
Bai- Rurnees
Caure
Lrcke & Hick
Tor
Luther
Germany
Cromwell
Leonidas
Thermo- Byrae
Tom
Gil
Warren
Hunker Hill
Washington
Valles Farm
Sarnwallis
Yorktown
Hooker
Vicksburg
Meade
Gettysburg
Roosevelt
Cuba
Philippines
Manila
Ohio
Medals and promotions amid U S marine corps reports
Washington reports Brigadier General Charles Heywood submits the annual naval report noting satisfactory corps commissions with officer shortage. Recruits meet higher physical standards, funding delays persist, and notable gallantry recognitions include eleven medals and several commendations for actions in Ayla, 1693, and near Cienfuegos.
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Washington
Charles Heywood
United States Marine Corps
Rotary
Navy
Mmen
Atari
Heywood
Ayla
Games
Michael McNally
Bruno Forrester
Privat Henry Hulbert
Perkins
Harry McNeal
Hrooklvn
JE. Cooper
Brooklin
Republicans Win Supreme Court Order in Green Wood Ballot Fight
The county Republican convention chair and secretary failed to file nomination papers by the deadline, prompting Populists to claim the Republicans would not appear on the official ballot. The case went to the Supreme Court, which ordered the county clerk to place the Republican candidates on the official ballot.
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Green— Wood County
Supreme Estort
Corres
Real Estate Transfers Record Listing Names and Pages
Real estate transfers listing names Martha Lindsay Belle Ward et al and E J Goodwin with tracts on Kansas Avenue Tyler Street and railroad area Willard Macvey Henderson administrator to day DE Bennett et al. $40 price 3 percent interest noted.
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Martha
J. Lindsay
Belle J. ‘Wrard
E. J. Goodwin
Kansas Avenue
Ritchies Waddition Sod & Ta
Mid N
Tyler Street
Tony Blackburn
Railroad Atteet
Willard
Macvey Henderson
DE Bennett
Pratricide in Kentucky Prominent Dedicator Attends Sale
In Hopkinghire Kentucky on October 17 a local incident involves John Robinson assisting his brother Professor G Robinson, a noted dedicator. A special sale is announced at Mrs Kimball's, 633 Kan Grand Opers Kansas City with return options on the Santa Fe Route. Weather notes from Chicago predict partly cloudy skies with showers in the southeast tonight and Saturday, winds from the north.
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Hopkinghire
Tohn
Prof
G. Robinson
Grand Opers
Kansas City
Sia
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas
Bears Triumph Amid Bracket Clash In Campus Game
Bears win in a tense college matchup as key players lead late rally. Star guard and center anchor defense while opposing team struggles to clip deficit. Crowd roars as home squad secures important conference win on a chilly night.
The Double Header Debate On Gulf Coast Rail Line
A Santa Fe official argues against the double header system as railway workers press for abolishment. He warns abolition would force a switch to heavier locomotives, risking job losses and higher freight speeds, while noting safety risk remains small. He cites evolving locomotive tech on the Gulf Coast line and predicts eventual heavier engines, urging workers to wait.
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Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Galveston
Mehtan
Gait
Cnmideamen
Beavs
Hallroad
New Mexico
Helen Gould Leads New York Crusade Against Mormonism
Miss Helen Miller Gould has donated 6000 dollars to the League for Social Service to wage a national crusade against Mormonism. The league plans to print one million pamphlets and distribute them to 60,000 clergymen, clubs, and societies. Petition drives will target qualified voters, with separate petitions per congressional district. A Grocers and Butchers meeting at Weber's Ball will discuss league activities and the banquet honoring the Twentieth Kansas.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
League For Social Service
League
Kansas
Kansas City and Return Train Fare Offer
Kansas City to Santa Fe travel offer priced at 2.67 dollars round trip with a travel window from October 22 to October 28. Return trip validity through October 3. Six trains daily in each direction.
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Santa Peninale
Death of General Henry Leaves Vacant Brigadier General Rank
Announcement of General Henry's death at Fort Washington National Cemetery follows heartfelt messages from Secretary Root and Adjutant General Corbin. His passing creates another brigadier general vacancy in the federal army and alters the department of the Missouri where he served. Henry was a renowned fighter and widely respected by officials and soldiers alike.
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Pitth
Falk Tate
Beatington National Cemetery
Root
Corbin
War Department
Gen
Henry
Gen. Henry
Department of the Missouri
Fusuler Army
Geo. Henry
Hse
LAWTONS ADVANCE
Washington dispatches report Lawton advancing with Young near San Isidro against Cabanatuan, establishing a permanent station as three months of supplies move via San Juan river. Casualties include Corporal Henderson and Private Pathe gun, with deserters and illnesses listed. transport Sheridan lacks a command. Thirty three volunteers and recruits arrive. communications indicate mixed results and ongoing movements.
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Washington
War Department
Gentle
Manila
Lawton
Young
San Isidro
Cabanatun
San Juan
Nineteenth Infantry
Loto
Tacoma
Casmitivs
Henderson
Honolulu
Hunter
Sheridan
Pathe
Hospital ship Beltlet Mt Manila reports missing Lieutenant Carmody
Washington dispatch recalls the beltlet Mt Manila at sea between Guam and Manila after Lieutenant Robert D Carmody of the Yosemite Marine Battalion vanishes while aboard Guam bound from the island. He may be ill or have jumped overboard. he could be on orders home or missing due to illness.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
Guam
Robert .D. Carmody
Marine Battalion
Yosemite
Leary
Carmody
Dée Irious
Otis Declines Insurgent Offer on Prisoner Release Talks
Washington reports the War Department received a note from Manila stating the insurgent government asked to send five commissioners to Manila to arrange exchange of Spanish sick prisoners and discuss peace terms. Adjutant General Otis declined the proposal stating no hearing is possible while prisoners remain. Correspondence by mail is noted.
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Washington
War Department
Manis
Manila
Arras
Negro lynched after cutting his employer in Georgia
In Macon area, John Gosby a Black man was hanged by a mob last night near Reagan’s Hill about four miles west of town after an altercation with his employer John Robinson led to Gosby slashing Robinson’s throat. Robinson likely to recover. Another item notes Grand Rapids furniture price hike of 20 cents effective soon.
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Georgia
Macon
John Gosby
Reagan
Here
Gosby
John Robinson
Robinson
Frobinson
Goaby
Local notes on injuries and civic updates
J C Bingscott a Santa Fe employee of Argentine Kan lost an eye when a barrel of oil burst while he used an air hose to extract oil into a tank. Mrs Stover wife of New Mexico's former governor entered Stormont hospital for an operation. There will be no tension at Kansas Medical College next Thursday as the school closes for the Twentieth Kansas reception. Councilman Charles H Nettels has returned from Europe and reports on the Hillmen case pending in Leavenworth.
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J.C. Bingscott
Santa Fe
Kan
Santa Fe Hospital
Stover
Covernor
New Mexico
Stormont
F. W. Giles
Kansas Medical College
Kansas
Charles H. Nettels
Europe
Hillmen
Leavenworth
Market Report Reflects Bearish Wheat Trends and Cash Demand
Chicago reports a broad bear tilt in wheat with prices slipping and futures weak while cash demand remains strong. Winter wheat conditions ease but domestic supply is forecast higher. South Africa shows slower declines amid pressure. Corn and oats trade steady to slightly lower as markets digest weather and demand signals.
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Chicago
South Africa
Bss
Duluth
Buriag
Shire
Toui
Eapnea Viertehena
Samuiry
Kansas City Produce Market Report and Prices
Kansas City market shows steady tone with mixed livestock and grain quotes. Receipts and prices for hogs, cattle, wheat, and corn appear alongside dairy milk rates and local Topeka notes, with market commentary on futures and potential moves.
Fragmented Notice of Public Proceedings and Advertisements
Fragments show registration book closing, legal notices, and varied ads. Mentions include Kant, Comminsloe, and a medical claim for piles and treatment, with references to a homeopathic practitioner, attorneys, and real estate or financial prospectuses.
Fragmented Notice Improperly Reads From OCR Text
The readable parts are unclear and nonsensical. No coherent event or entities can be identified to summarize.
Notice of Election Supervisors Meeting
Unclear fragmentary notice referencing a meeting of election supervisors. Text includes names or titles but is garbled. No clear date, location, or agenda readable.
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Cap” Curtis
Kicking Machine Fame
Curtis
Imperial
Eeaco Crete
Security Building
Gov.stanley
Buckeyes
Mada
The
Naval Service
Greenwood County
Helen Gould
Roberts
Hansas City
Otis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Hapus Furniture Ageoeration
Today’s Market Report
Shore
Beneft
Hilliots
Stockera Ai Qanenh
Strang- Po Ree
Woneak
Atclements
Shiguseuve
Kansas City Livestock Market
Texas
Ile Ata
Starke
R. Latte
Wymilton
Ltter—Creamery
Ea Utter Creamery
Topeka
Humington
Bulsteong
Tanaon
Burlington
Arthur Joseph
Poatod
Cervantes
Sugar Market
FPEE
Lelie
J. C. Gaines
Eedecen
Shipmenas
Rtm
Pawie
York i Pandan
Weas
Paco Ees
Otto _Kuehne
Topeks
Ues
Hares Blseis
McFarland’s
St. Louis
San Francisco
Moter College
St. Laura, Mo
Clay Street
Lane Street
Walker's
Rees
Western Avenua
Ech
Mt Hope Nurseries
Lawrence
Manson Tas Kain Ave
Wentieae Croth
Hesme
Nity Sundave
Dibble Grocery Co
SM N. Kun
H. Chalmers
Tecumseh
Bennke
Carter Indiata
Wabash
Oakland
Kam
Bette
Hancock St
Inuit Doran
Cottaga
Era
Lyon
Pee Svenue
Sixth Street
Gome
Tae Ronee
Garvey
Wren
West Eighth St
Quincy St
Madison Street
EL 1Th St
West Dtr
Jersey
Hantua
Washburn Ave
Hess
Fincr
Cuba MeiMeal Co
Probate Court
Shawnee County
Kanne Avenue
Wallace
B. Campbell
Craggixts
TE Ott & CO
Kansas Ave
First National
Osage Co
Topeka Ee
Hed J
Gicavaui Furnistec i
Iit
Gr Rai
Ocka
Hun
Federal Steel
Barnes
E. Sheldon
MD Y
Dreesses
Iit van Buren
Milton Brown
Teveral Cours
Bulle UW
Crewtort Kan
KODAK
Financer
Aire Eee
James B
Hatden
Jeveter
Opt
Sto Cian
Mitt
TIN N Shops
aKx
Gicenth Winther
Tyler
Fan Wieck
Ray
W. W
Fimonoo
John Flstrick
Wa ‘Gamengreia Ae ‘Bavel Cena
Ahie
Faning Foot Gan Kanane
Watchmaker
Plonists
Ty Te Teese Stake
Famoner Oe
Sethona
James BU
Ancrotaris
Om Sihiron
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