Governor Stanley Alters Attire For Dinner Duties
Governor Stanley, en route to Glib, learns of a Ken ton letter ordering him to attend a Swell function and a dinner. He changes plans and outfits, selecting appropriate attire for the engagements while considering the suggested wardrobe.
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Stanley
Republican State Committee
Kenton
Witel
Erretifve
Cugnee
Tims Peters
Cavernor
Prince Albert
Governor Stanley
Grenee
Four Miles Apart In Natal Front In Ominous Quiet Breaks
London reports a shift in Natal as Boer forces advance from Dundee, shelling and street fighting described after a four mile distance from Modderspruit. Dundee occupation details emerge with Boers shelling and civilians fleeing to shelters. A Bulawayo dispatch notes Boer intentions and bullets destroyed.
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London
Natal
Cape Town
Yavine
White
Ladvarnith
Dunder
Dundee
Saaer
Bulawayo
Rho
Armored Train Returns toward Mafeking in Fierce Skirmish
Dispatches describe an armored train from October 17 moving toward Mafeking under Lieut Llewellyn nearing Lebats seven miles away as British forces spotted damaged Talmoud and Boers on hills. Exchange of fire followed near Crocodile Pools with British Maxim fire driving Boers back to the sluice. Eight Boers killed and eleven horses lost. Dispatches note Australian contingents leaving Sydney and Melbourne amid wild enthusiasm as a Dutch ambulance corps departs Amsterdam for Lorenzo Marques. London businessman Eleeser Cope loans his steam yacht Sunrise for South Africa relief with volunteers aboard.
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Desia
Mafeking
Llewellyn
Elebats
Talmoud
Lebath Hind
Crocodile Pools
Sydney
Melbourny
Amsterdam
Lorenzo Marques
Eleeser Cope
London
Sunrise
Gioposal
South Africa
Greatest in the World Transport Vessel Sails with 1306 Men
Secretary Root and Army officers visited the transport Thomas at Boulogne dock. The ship, to sail November 4 to Manila with the Seventh Regiment of 1,306 men under Col. Walter Howe, is praised as the greatest army transport in the world. The party included Brig. Gen. Ludington and officers from Japan and France. 20 coffins are listed among supplies.
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New York
Root
War Department
Army
Thomas
Bouletin
Cramps
Philadelphia
Lee Lint
Marshall T. Ludtiston
Charles Bird
John © .Watkins
Sternberg
Hatsuro Martel
Imperial Japanose Navy
Vignal
Jeffries Exhibition Follows Sullivan Backing at Ashery Park
New York October 25 champion James Jeffries trained with John L. Sullivan and friends at Ashery Park. Jeffries first faced Tommy Ryan who quit after two rounds. Jeffries then boxed two more rounds before tiring. the rest of the afternoon featured punching and rope skipping. Sullivan praised Jeffries saying he looks well and in splendid condition. Jeffries noted neck stiffness was nearly gone.
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New York
Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Ashery Park
Eleves Jeffries
Tommy Ryan
Duck Jeffries
Punchute
John T. Sullivan
Todex
Praise and politics mix at London banquet and Norton county school vote
U S Ambassador Choate spoke at a London banquet praising Americans and the Anglo Saxon blend, while Norton County debates a county high school under a legislative provision requiring a county wide vote in November. Supporters affirm success. opponents worry over costs.
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U.S
Choate
London
United States
Amor Choate
Longton
America
Europe
Florence Marryet Dead In October Mystery
Fragmentary report mentions Florence Marryet and Patton, with references to a medical remedy and a mention of croup and consumption. Unclear details due to damaged text.
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Florence Marryet
Florence Martryat
Brigges
Patton
Oor
Guster
Geeredia
Philippine campaign map shows 117 square miles held in Luzon
The Tribune special correspondent Richard H. Lite reports seven months into the war that American forces hold 117 square miles in Luzon, with key road corridors and towns along the Manila lines. He notes expansion plans into Mindanao, French and German interests, and a shift to mountain warfare as Otis plans to seize rail lines and cut insurgent control, while rails are repeatedly torn up by insurgents.
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Luzon
Chicago
Philippine Islands
Richard H. Lite
Manila
Angeles
San Fernando
Bacolor
Santa Hue
Guage
Malolos
Balluagug
Mantia
Imus
Calamba
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
Mindanao
Philippines
Otis Nas
Islas
Otia
Negron
Cebu
Twenty-third Infantry
Luin
Martin and Desupas
Angétes
Angetes
Degupsare
Sallroad
Zambales
Pageesinon
Panhange
Jay Clini
Aguinaldo
Rio Grande de Cagnyary
Brmy
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe Relief for Piles
Mr William Handschu of 40th Street Cotton Alley Pittsburg Pennsylvania endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure claiming it cured his piles after three months of sleeplessness. He praises the remedy as safe, effective, non opiate, and affordable sold by druggists in 60 cent and one dollar boxes.
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Wm. Handschu
40Th St. Cotton Alley
Pittsburg
Gure
Bundie
Gruzgiets
Boc
Pyramid
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Vicini
Army logistics and insurgent autonomy in distant theaters
The article notes supply hardships with rails worn down and improvised ties, proposing river steamers to move troops along rivers such as the Rio Grande and Agno. It mentions insurgents’ stance, noting a shift from autonomy to independence and their access to vast external supply lines via Hong Kong, Japan, and Americas.
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Quartermaster's Department
Manila
Laizen
Hic Grande
Chico
Rio Grande
Bicol
Meree Commission
Hong Kong
Japan
Central
South America
Australia
Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace campaign prospects
Preston B Gillette kingman district court judge discussed upcoming elections and praised W M Wallace as a serious, popular candidate with cross party appeal. He predicted Wallace could help carry counties that voted against the party last year and possibly lead the ticket in the High Seventh.
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Preston B. Gillette
Kingman
W. MM. Wallace
Wallace
LAWTON COMES FIRST IN NEW GENERAL APPOINTMENTS
A Washington dispatch reports Gen Guy V Henry’s death clears the way for another brigadier general appointment in the regular army. Lawton is expected to be promoted before MacArthur, with War Department indicating delays in official announcements. General Merriam would hold Missouri and Colorado commands, kept in place due to pending promotions.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Guy V. Henry
Lawton
MacArthur
Gan. MacArthur
Anid
War Department
Department of the Missouri
Heziy
Merram
Merristn
Bow
Department of the Colorado
Genency
Market advances on week led by rail and high dividend stocks
New York reports a weekly rise in markets as money tightness slows gains. Railroad shares and enduring high dividend industrials push higher while investors await the impact of future rail rate hikes amid traffic congestion and large railroad equipment contracts. Profit-taking occurs but prices stay broadly up.
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New York
Eroen Industrigia
Kansas Twentieth Kansas colors to be shown in decor
Adjutant General 3. Al Fox opens the war office project for a Twentieth Ranane reception. Office staff decorate with patriotic hues and Stars and Stripes as tattered Kansas flags are prepared for exhibition in a historical collection. The Kansas colors recall battles in the Philippines under tropical sun and mud.
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al Fox
State House
Kansas
French Vessels For the Capa Paris
The Journal reports that five cruisers of the French squadron now at The Piraeus near Athens have been ordered to prepare boats for deployment to the region.
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Paris
Piraeus
Athens
Peetas
Noted Boston Lawyer Dead
Boston Oct 24 John Codman Roeper a lawyer of this city and widely known as a writer on historical subjects died from paralysin last night Substitution Ina fi jog by frauds. When you disk for Beces German Bulve for Fee ter Hesema Tren Salt Rheum no other Dilarmadet 2 can AVE first Trestment Free.
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Boston
John Codman Roeper
Topeka News Roundup and Local Happenings
Local items report weather and election notes with 22000 ballots, Kansas pumpkin demand, Santa Fe meeting December 14, and a Crosby Hroe exhibition. Also mentions Dr Menninger’s nephew improvement, Topeka Topeka high school football, duck pin contests, and theater updates plus Twentieth Kansas parade plans and holiday closures.
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Crosby Hroe
Menninger
Will Kercher
Kansas
Santa Fe
Banks
Washburn
Denver
Emporia
EL. M. Wood
Munn
Eskridge
Sadie Con
Kansas City
Stormont Hospital
Joshua Simpkins
Crawford Theater
Central High
Topeka
Bright's Disease Cure Promoted by Prof Samuels in Topeka
An advertisement touts a new treatment by Prof. Samuels for Bright's disease claiming cures in two to three months through an eye-based method. It criticizes physicians for claiming no cure and urges readers to inquire with those treated, noting hundreds cured in Topeka along with other ailments.
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M. Ds
Bright
Prof
Samuels
Ths
Sarmuels
M. da
Prof. Samuels
Topeka
M. D.s
Catarre
Rawa
Judges and locals converge ahead of Missouri Pacific case
Judge Horton discusses the Missouri Pacific matter before the supreme court. Eale Wageener of Atchison and J H Richards of Fort Scott attend the conference. Lawrence and Topeka hosts plan events, including a Twentieth Kansas reception and a large Topeka high school football game lineup. Lawrence Journal notes lack of local escort to Topeka event, but cites expectation it will be the year’s biggest reception aside from the Dewey gala.
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Golden Gate
Kansas Avenue
WAFS
National
Mascc
Marshall
Jonn Philip Seuss
Kansas
Atchison Globe
Topeka
Gen. Fanston
San Francisco
State House
Lawrence Journal
Court House
E S. Brigham
Elroy Steck
East
Hot Springs
Ark
Brizham
Crawford Theater
St. Jos
Alexander G. Cochrain
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Horton
Missouri Pacific
Eale Wageener
Atchison
J. H. Richards
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Kansas City
Anderson County
Company E
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Hig Ute
Scientific Jottings From the Era of Daring Engineering
Reports describe a giant gas holder for Birmingham with 264 feet diameter and 160 feet height, storage capacity 1,250,000 cubic feet, plus a Niagara Falls Power Co project for a new wheel pit over 400 feet long and 20 feet wide, 140 feet deep, to host ten 6000 horsepower turbines. A Snoqualmie Falls plant has 12,000 horsepower, transmitting to Seattle twenty six miles away, with a 270 foot fall and aluminium transmission line. At Niagara, a marble promontory Cape Colonna inscribed for Poseidon signals a temple alignment. Paris mining exhibits promise, including two realistic mining demos and a shaft of five meters for real mine workings, with catacombs viewable beneath the city.
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Birmingham
England
Niagara Falls Power Company
Snoqualmis Falls
Seattle
Niagara Pallym
Poseidon
Athens
Aegina
Mumeter
PERSONALS. Aged man in Lafayette noted for vigor among locals
The oldest member of the Bra Roy acud e Ticwara G is reported to be over a year older than his peers yet strong as Gn Ox and as vigorous as a 24 football player. David B. Tosaccae mentions a next speaker role while readings and writing outdoors are described. The piece weaves in distant references to Queen Victoria and Africa, asserting unique endurance and a curious claim about cats not living in Butte.
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Bra
Roy
Gener
Sonbert
Il My
Lafayette
David B. Tosaccae
Africa
Pee Como
Eenery
Grnene
Butte
Opera travel deal and death of inventor Berther
Grand Opera, Kenana City and Return $2.67 via the Santa Fe Route on sale Oct 20 and return Nov 1. $2.67 Xaussa City and Return via Rock Island route for return Setoberath. London, Oct 22 The Rev Edward Lyon Berther, inventor of collapsible boats, is dead.
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Grand Opera
Kenana City
Santa Fe
Zisty Good
Xaussa City
Rock Island
Setoberath
London
Edward Lyon Berther
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Topeka Illustrated
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