End Comes to Mrs Stanton After Long Public Service
New York reports the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton aged 70s at home on West Ninety-fourth Street after a long public life advancing women's rights. Born in 1815, she helped lead the movement for women’s property rights, suffrage, and legal reforms, and remained active in advocacy until her final years. Her funeral will be at Woodlawn Cemetery with extensive tributes to her pioneering work in civil rights.
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A Blow to Miss Anthony in the Death News
The death of Susan B Anthony shocked supporters as plans to visit New York for her birthday were derailed. Anthony and Stanton had campaigned across nations, forging early suffrage ties and helping launch the International Council of Women through cross Atlantic travels and international meetings.
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Muna
Poisoned a Woman in Landay Case Reaches Trial
An American saloon keeper in Landay faces charges after a woman he had an affair with died. The man, Georgy Chapman, is accused of poisoning her and two other women, with reports noting connections to another suspect and a possible royal flashback to a recent execution.
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Lenton
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America
Hyts
Sugehaine
Review of Kelly Record by Gilmore Against Lappin Support
John S Gilmore, veteran editor of the Wichita County Citizen, opposes Republican nominee T. Kelly for state treasurer. The piece recounts charges of dishonesty amid Miami county politics, Kelly’s contested records, and Lappin’s earlier disbarred finance actions, including bond misappropriation and a later escape, framing the race as party loyalty versus integrity in the Kansas context.
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Coal strike commission eyes quick start in anthracite region
Washington notes indicate the anthracite strike commission aims to complete preliminary arrangements this afternoon. Operators and miners show willingness to adjust time and place of hearings to suit the commission. Mr Mitchell and District President Fahey plan broad questions while operators seek limits. President Roosevelt underscored the investigation’s importance and potential impact during a courtesy call.
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Fahey
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Roosevelt
Young After Miles in Army Rank Shuffle
Washington October 27 Major General Corbin announced that Major General James B. Young would be the next lieutenant general of the army. He noted Lieut General Miles will retire for age next August and implied the succession depends on seniority of commissions. This remark hints at a one year to serve for Young if promoted.
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Young
Parker's Voter Hope Amid Turmoil in County
A garbled report references Parker and others amid county unrest. Mentions mayor, Lat, and Lat them have It all as factions debate turnout and influence. Notes Marion Crawford arrival and a detective-like scene with a traveller in New York.
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Painter
Parker
Keimeone
Rebuked County Attorney Nichols by Judge Hazen
A district court record recounts Judge Hazen rebuking County Attorney Galen Nichols for incompetence and improper practices in multiple cases. It details dismissals, lack of authorities cited, and alleged favoritism toward defendants while criticizing Nichols for neglecting county interests and mishandling prosecutions from Poole to Nation.
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Poole
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Fasen
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Antil
Strawnee County Lacks Confidence in Incoming County Attorney
Fragmentary text notes public doubt about a candidate’s qualifications for Strawnee county attorney. It says he showed ignorance of protections, relied on defense attorneys, and was unprepared for trial, leading to a loss and sparking a question of whether he should be elected again.
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Chinese Minister Wi Ting Farz Recalled to China
Washington reports Wi Ting Farz the Chinese minister has been recalled by special edict. He must return by direct route to Shanghai within about two weeks. He will become minister of commerce and join the Joint Commission to negotiate commercial treaties.
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Joint Commission
Paving petitions clash over Kansas Avenue extension
Two petitions circulating south of Tenth Street seek pavement from Tenth to Twentieth or Thirteenth with Capital City brick and cast iron curb. A second liberal petition proposes brick from Capital City Lawrence Coffeyville or Lyon County curbing, paving up to Thirteenth or Shunganines Creek. Seventy-five lines note signers, costs up to 125 per square yard, and possible double-track street railway upon completion.
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Ford Gets a Place as Governor's Private Secretary
Governor Stanley appoints W. D. Ford of Galens as private secretary for the remainder of the term from now until January. Ford has lived in Wiehits and Galena, served two terms in Crawford county legislature, worked in real estate and business, and acted as secretary of the Cherokee county Republican central committee. He is described as a good mixer with a genial presence suited to a first class private secretary.
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Wiehits
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Three boys killed by Santa Fe train near Nobel
Oklahoma City report says Roegel, Dan Carlshaw and Magic Mor row, newsboys aged about 11 to 12, were killed today near Nobel crossing in Oklahoma City. Earlier they had been hunting and were returning, when struck by an oncoming Santa Fe train. Orton Hin injured in the incident is listed as a bystander.
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Dan Carlshaw
Magic Morrow
Oklahoma City
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Okla
Storm Forecast Mention Dry Spell Amid Threatening Weather
Weather notes warn of extended dryness with possible storms to follow though dry spells may persist. Government reports show cooler southeast conditions and winds from the west, with temperatures from 45 to near 50. Chicago Horse Show Opens at the Coliseum with many prize winners expected and strong eastern and western entries.
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President Roosevelt Celebrates His Forty Fourth Birthday
President Roosevelt quietly marked his forty fourth birthday in Washington as he reviewed affairs with Secretary Cortelyou. Messages of congratulation poured in, along with numerous remembrances and flowers. A committee from the Hungarian Club of New York, led by Marcus Bram and joined by Julius West John Glau and Edward Kohn, delivered felicitations. Cabinet members, including Secretary Hitchcock, arrived to extend their congratulations.
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New York
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Est
Julius West
John Glau
Eawared Kohn
Miro
Lona
Hitchcock
MORE MINES WORKING IN WILKESBARRE AREA
Oct 21 reports say mining activity increased across anthracite regions since the May 12 strike began. Lehigh region still idle portions. Wyomin g and Lackawanna regions now 95 percent active with Delaware Lackawanna Western and Delaware and Hudson mines expected to boost output. some rescues and entanglements noted.
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Philadelphia
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Park
Mills Store News Highlights Hollow Cut Cards
The note mentions Saturday evening interest in hollow cut cards and says a fair assortment of colorings is now available, but space prevented fuller details.
Velvet and Wool Dress Goods Ad Invite Women
Black and colored velvets and wool dress goods sections showcase a broad range for costumes and separates. shoppers are urged to explore velvet jackets, waistlines, and Eton styles with rich or rough fabrics suitable for autumn or winter wear.
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