Kept in Hot Water in Huntsville War Camp Visit
Huntsville on October 28 reports detail from the war f e tatl Ratine committee inspecting a local camp. Four parties examined conditions with tents crowded and a portion of the First Division lavatory noted as substandard. Regulars from Cuban campaigns present, with Governor Bea yer and Dr. Connor visiting a generic hospital where a man severely injured three weeks earlier was kept alive in a critical state. The session adjourned after witnesses testified and a noon break occurred.
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Huntsville
War Faveatl Ratine Committee
Yosterd Ternenn
Piret Bierion Laventry
Thiele
Porto Rico
Vicitim
Connor
Bea= yer
Ssion
Merit
Mystery Trial Fragments From Walter Nichola Case
Fragmentary OCR reads of a preliminary examination before Justice Guy. The scene centers on freeing Walter Nichola and a person named So'Sia, with scattered details of cards, portraits, and the courtroom mood. The garbled text hints at testimonies, witnesses, and an old woman connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry King
Justice Guy
Walter Nichola
Qinan
Silas Packard Dead Educator and College Founder
New York, Oct. 2 Silas Packard renowned educator and founder of Packard's Business College died today at his home in the city at age 12 years He served as president of the bust congress held under World’s Peace congress in Chicago and was a member of the Union League club and the Chicago society He authored business text books and advocated women’s business education at his own expense noting women’s equal efficiency to men.
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New York
Siles Packard
Packard
Business College
Ue World
Chicago
Union League Club
Ghigo Society
Cloak Makers Fail New Work October 28
Julius, Alfred and dareel Aniowich, formerly of J. Ablewich & Co, have filed for bankruptcy. The firm, once a leading cloak maker, failed three years ago after facing mounting liabilities. The record notes the firm’s collapse and the creditors, with little remaining assets.
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Julius
Alfred
Dareel Aniowich
J. Ablewich & Co
Rival Tobacco Trusts Organizing for War on American Company
New York Oct 22 The Times reports a Union Tobacco Company of America promoted as a 3100000 corporation through Seward Guthrie and Sivele aims to challenge the American Tobacco Company. Prominent figures from St Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati are named as potential players in this venture while officials refuse discussion. An independent International Tobacco Company reorganization at Albany with $150000 capital is not connected to the American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Company
New York
the Times
New Union Tobacco Company of America
Wall Street
Seward, Guthrie and Sivele
American Tobacco Company
Jaime G
Willan F
Sistler
St. Louis
HM. Elie
Baltimore
Union AU
Bern
PJ. Long
Cincinnati
Lia
John Finger & Brother Company
Louisville
International
Gage Talks To Students At Historic Business College
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage addressed students at the Histrian Business College for its 49th anniversary. He spoke on The Government as a Great Business Organization and outlined Treasury Department operations. Mrs Gage joined him, with reception at the Clinton House hosted by the Daughters of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Histrian Business College
Gage
Poughkeepale
New York
Eastman Park
Clement €. Gaines
Clinton House
Daughters of the Revolution
Gaines
Dre. Gage
Opera House
Mr. Gage
Treasury Department
Grand Stand Demolished by Mob at Northwest Park
Chicago residents report a mob of men women and children used a trolley car to topple the grand stand at the Northwest ball park. A rope looped around the roof post was pulled by the car causing the structure to crash. Nearby observers say the park has long been a nuisance and neglected by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ball Park
Posarasion
Club Women In Session in Winfield Meeting
Mrs. Geo Ordway welcomes federated club women of the Third district at Winfield for the first annual federation meeting. Speakers include Mrs Lucy Paulen and Prof EJ Leash. Visitors from Chanute Newton Fredonia Wichita and Mexico attend, with club colors decoratings and songs marking the morning session.
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Winfield
Geo. Ordway
Federation
Lucy 5
Paulen
Re Tout
EJ. Leash
B. Fink
Nellis W. Cates
Chanute
Lelie Caay
Lucy B. Paulen
Carrie P. Cantrall
Ligsle Kennedy
Fredonia
Grace Potter Johnson
W. H. Pottle
Aides Forust
John i Kroenert
Mason
Arkansas City
5. R. Peters
Newton
H.G Toler
Wichita
Duncan
Mexico
Short Ghass Tragedy Immediate Fatal Shooting
Leonora recounts a tragic event last night where Nates and Fillatt were involved in a deadly shooting after a dance. Fillatt fired several bullets into himself and may recover. He had been pressuring someone who had previously rejected him.
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Leonora
Phowt Sidiighean, Bitters
Worthless Tsted
Chicago
Nate
Fillatt
Fillett
Gil
Copper deposit location claimed by Copper River Indians
Port Townsend dispatch reports Ammons M. Garretty and others arrived from Copper River. The "talking chief" Nicholl declines bribe offers to reveal a copper vein he says is seven miles from Copper River mouth. A winter party plans to probe the Chitna river area for a major deposit, while Indians use copper for bracelets utensils and trade.
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Port Townsend
Wash
GolfenGiate
San Francisco
GC. Cherry
Seattle
Copper River
Ammons M. J. Garretty
San Pran
Thie
Fie
Chitna River
Nicholl
Maccord Case Ends with Peru Damages Settlement
Washington October 2 The award of tre e of Canada to whose wrders theory ea submitted the claim of Victor Fr. Maresed Weath at the Government of Peru for damages sustained by reason OF to prisonment Sue. one o ft the revisition ary cutthoake there has been received at the state department Maccord is awart ed soho The payment of thie amount Santiens malpionsacis contrevirey wisely has been In preeress eae he Crited Bratos and Partorime 9 their ermipent having sersisvenriy ym mail Maal eae iy pretofore Urged reparation for Alss re settlement Re the case provides 11 as Sree pane ee to Maccord aie Feito ihe chick towtion sr Sunats 31.00 th a Gn Uns uy ou State and 311 ere paid before the td Ware brade Reows ta Set fee Fo Hon Samuel cartilpatis we he Maccord was the consular agent of the
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Washington
Tree of Canada
Victor Fr. Maresed Weath
Government of
Peru
State Department
Maccorh
Santiens Malpionsacis
Bratos
Samuel ‘Cartilpatis
Maccord
United States Peruvian Case on 1835 Settlement Mention
The text outlines a 1835 United States Peru dispute reviewed by T. W. Penfield, detailing a brief cover and statements of vote, awards, and the claim for damages. It notes Peruvian government rejection, and Penfield’s argument that international law grants damages for such treaty breaches.
Peace Jubilee Ends With Old Independence Hall Rededication
Philadelphia crowds filled the streets for the final peace jubilee procession. Gov Mustings presided at the rededication of Independence Hall with prayer by Dr Brownson, then an anthem by 30 public school pupils and a poem by Florence Warle Coates. The civic parade began at Broad and Cumberland, highlighting local trades and manufactories with numerous bands.
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Philadelphia
New Republic
United States Congress
Mustings
Brownson
Country
Publs
Florence Warle Coates
Daniel W. Hutchins
Columbia
Charles Warwick
Broad
Cumberland
Aerest Neo
Snowden
Local Birth and Community Gatherings in Shawnee Area
Bern infant born to Mr and Mrs Charles E Sutherland as local clubs Shawnee Camp 2800 Modern Woodmen of America plan to organize a Woodmen camp in Berryton this evening. Assistant Attorney General Snelling scheduled to appear at Lukens Opera House North Topeka Saturday. Colored people meeting at Hamilton Ball same night. Snelling not yet spoken in campaign. Populists hope his presence attracts crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Charles E Sutherland
Woodmen of America
Berryton
Snelling
Bones List
Lukens’ Opera House
North Topeka
Hamilton Ball
Munamere
Topeka Directory Plans Stalled by City Boom Economy
Sam Radges defends annual Topeka city directory amid boom bust talk. He criticizes irregular publishing, vows to issue by March if funded by Commercial Club, and touts past directories as for the city’s best interests. J F Myers contrasts with Radges, proposing yearly editions if field exists, noting Topeka should have annual directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aza
Topeka
Sam Radges
Radges
Commercial Club
J. F. Myers
Col. Redges
Col. Radges
Registration Figures Rise as Poll Books Close Tonight
At noon today registration stood at 7 604 with hopes to reach 7 200. The Second ward led the surge as shop workers claim high registration among employees. Registration closes at 10 p m for the general election though late registrants can still sign up for the waterworks bond election by November 3. Commissioner Yount will stamp certificates issued after tonight to bar post deadline voters.
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Se Ond
Senta
Unie Lime
Yount
Tolert
Dress reform sparks debate on discipline of young men
In Omaha on October 23 the Women's National Council discussed dress reform, focusing on short skirts and their moral influence. Frances W. Letter presented the dress committee report, with participants including Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Louise Barnum Robbins. The talk touched on male trousers, anatomy lines, and a proposal mirroring Russian corset restrictions during exercise.
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Omaha
Women's National Council Today
Birs
Frances W. Letter
Mutsfield
Tey
Alina Shaw
Susan B. Anthony
Louise Barnum Robbins
Adrian
Mich
Clara Bewick Colby
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
CT. U
Shaw
Mra Deiter
Fitzrerad Murphy drafts new melodrama after Congress bid
Fitzrerad Murphy, once a Chicago congressional candidate on the fusion ticket, now tours as advance agent for Davis & Keogh presenting Daughters of the Poor. He plans a new melodrama titled A Crank from Kansas built around a Western pathos figure, aiming for the opening of next season.
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Fitzrerad Murphy
Willam Jennines Bryan
Natomal Caympaten
Murphy
Davis & Keogh Company
Daughters of the Poor
Congress
Chicago
Fusion
Kansas
Mr. Murphy
West
The Silver Lining and Its Irish Origin Explored
The article notes that The Silver Lining was written about four years before the silver agitation. It states Murphy chose Bryan as the model for his hero at that time. Murphy, an Irishman born near Dublin, began his career in the United States with John Boyle OReilly in Boston.
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Murphy
Bryan
Dublin
John Boyle Oreilly
Boston
Tetanus Epidemic Rumors Sweep New York Area
Ten year old Michael John Walsh died of lockjaw at 407 South Second Avenue Mount Vernon amid rising tetanus cases. Physicians weigh whether tetanus bacilli are spreading in soil around New York as recalls of prior southern Brooklyn outbreaks resurface. A Passaic case involving anti-toxin serum treatment is noted and public concern grows.
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New York
Michael John Walsh
South Second Avenue
Mount Vernon
Brooklyn
Aaron Hemion
Passaic
N. J
Nate Tanus
Roux
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Memion
Market Report Signals Mixed Wheat Decline and Cattle Pressure
The Associated Press market note reports weak opening for wheat with large northwest shipments boosting futures late, while December slips after initial drop on selling. Provisions show liberal hog receipts and cautious packer demand. futures turn downward with lard and butter shares. Kansas City and Blair notes reflect steady rye and hay markets amid light demand.
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Gow Mc
RUE Ad
Giac
Brazil
Rhea
New York
Carter
Bat
Complexim
Syuhac Lower
Sige
Bards
Toyota
Uae
Timothy
Market Gossip and Wheat Receipts Report
Market gossip from Chicago and Minneapolis notes December outlooks and wheat movement. It cites mixed receipts and prices, with hogs, oats, and corn also mentioned, alongside 未clear forex and stock hints from exchanges and reporters.
Local Placeholder Mystery Row At Dawn Station
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions a Saturday event at Coneke Post Hall and a France Jersey sow. It hints at a train arrival time and local figures, but the garbled OCR lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a concrete report.
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Mills-Adams CO
A. Fler Majesty's Corset
Her Majesty
France
J. B
America
J.B
P. D
Thompson’s
W. C.C
G. D
Miles-Adams CO
Mao
Silas Packard
Club Women
United States
Arequipa
T. W. Penfield
Olney
Sherman Wartoon
Sherman
Mir Penfield
Pert
Merv
Bir
Pendeld
Cam i
Anna Shaw
Hettor
HEN. K. Fairbank Company
Dicage
Lapa
Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Ures
Blair
Kansas City
Choici & Fe
Enulee Prairie
Aeae Ciny
Uct
Texas
Paul
Crawford Theater
Fox
Kempton Komedy Ko
Pee Mercantile Paper
Mercantile
Gett Wuaines
Bakkers Bute
Star
Gomand Ani
Hess
Bae
Pacino Tx
New Fae
Ted Commission
Las Moeriedstors
Minneapete Viscara
Duluth
Chivaro
Hines City
Oita
Cnn
Fralick
England
Vic Tim
Anton Nee Lial
Sarly
Alsives
St. Poel
Ulmort
Pe Groth
Moun
Iislir Stares
Wickiun Co
Suisar Jopeniiligni
iCacitea
Cantral Alass
No. Pac
Artion Temarom
Gomame
Midebontas
Saturdar Evesie
Aanam
Coneke Post Hall
Kamiasuim
Foe
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