Republicans Confident of Victory Next Week in State Race
The State Central Committee claims a Republican landslide with a target of at least ten thousand votes, aided by widespread speaking tours. Chairman Leland cites county slate readiness, fusion votes from 1902, and strong turnout across counties as proof, while secretary Bristow notes 200000 letters mailed and heavy voter reach aided by large campaign rallies.
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Pinety
Leland
Shawnes County
Lewelling
Sopith
Breidenthal
Bristow
Charley Machin
Mocril
Funswa
Greenlee
Vanderbilt Troubles and Newport Winter Plan
Mrs. Vanderbilt and her family will spend the winter at the Newport marble house, a shift from prior plans to reside in New York. Reported to affect the divorce push, the change follows counsel meeting and signals possible strategic moves to solidify standing in Newport rather than New York.
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Vanderbite
K. van- Gerbil
Marble House
Newport
New York
Vanderbilt
Smallpox Precaution At Waite House Vaccinates Inmates
All inmates of Waite House were vaccinated today by Dr OReilly as a precaution amid smallpox fears. There are no new smallpox cases reported today. Interior Department reopens with about half clerks on duty. Assistant attorney general offices, once busiest, stay closed for ten days. Republican clubs plan a fireworks display at the large carnival.
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Waseriors
Ole
Waite House
Oreilly
Interior Department
Republica
Jorao
Celn
Hawaiian sugar crop outlook for 1895 promises strong yield
The Honolulu dispatch notes a very flattering outlook for the Hawaiian sugar crop of 1895 after years of low spirits from drought. Growers have learned to store water in mountain reservoirs feeding plantations across forty miles of desert and plains. The Hawaiian Sugar Company has invested about 150000 dollars this year and now runs over seventy miles of ditch to secure supply. The 1895 crop is estimated at 50000 tons entering the market soon.
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San Francisco
Bilie
Rome
Cates
Hawaiian Sugar Company
Anointing of Alix and Royal Wedding Preparations
Dispatches report the metropolitan of St. Petersburg traveling to prepare for the wedding of Alix. The princess will attend national church services over the next four days, with expectations of no war until Friday. Preparations note the arrival of the Duchess of Saxe Coburg Gotha and other royals, as the royal family in Denmark is also referenced. The Emperor slept well, with no change in his condition. appetite remains unchanged.
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St. Petersburg
Loxnos
Saxe- Coberg-Gotha
Duchess of Edinburgh
Dénmark
Cantacuzene
United States
Prieassens
Bismarck and German Leadership Changes Reported
A derailed report covers Prince Bismarck and Chancellor candidates as Prussia’s leadership shifts unfold. Prince Hohe vie labeled safe but lacking initiative while Caprivi and Koeller receive honors. health concerns affect engagements and public duties in Berlin and Potsdam.
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Willour Tailday
German Empire
Prussia
Berlin
Herr von Koeller
Associated Press
Ipura
Var- Sig
Hilgarck
Coun
Evlenberg
General von Caprivi
Hohe Vie
Bismarck
Priedtscharatie
Wursin
Caprivi
Koteubere
Burien
Yuu Caprio
Bua
Count Botbo Mulenberr
Capt Johnson Must Go Amid Command Dispute
A damaged item reports Captain Johnson, a retired officer, under scrutiny in a Leavenworth court martial. The piece notes approval of a sentence of disposal and mentions a related bill dispute, with reference to a memorial donation in memory of a child and a contested payment of $1.10 with interest.
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Lea enWorth
Cliveliud
Wasurnotes
Pr Leavenworth
Johnson
Carlisle Silence on Campaign Pleeas Acknowledged
Secretary and President discussed campaign invitations this morning. Carlisle would like to help, but says many speaking requests must be declined due to pending department questions and directives from Washington.
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Car- Til
North Topeka Presbyterians Name New Pastor
The North Topeka Presbyterian Church voted unanimously yesterday to call Rev. John 53 Palended to serve as pastor. He will begin duties in early November, about age 45, with a wife and six year old child. Salary set at $1,000 and board of trustees to appoint associates.
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North Topeks
Adjourned Injunction Case Over Santa Fe Stockholders Meet
The U S court adjourned at 2 pm after hearing motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction in a suit to restrain Santa Fe stockholder annual meeting. Robert Dunlap argued nonresidency and 1587 act while protective committee and directors pressed their positions amid a reorganizing fight and allegations against the committee.
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Santa Fe
C. G. Foster
Robert Dunlap
Santa Fe Law Department
D. B. Hobieson
Edward Wilder
Dunlap
Poster
Diamisa
BF Tracy
Henry Woolwman
Andh A. L. Williams
Rossington Smith & Dallas
Gleed, Ware & Gleed
Robert Dunlay
Santa Fe Company
Aental
Thomas A.oolburn
Charles Bloodsmith
Union Trust Company
Protective Committee
Posinr
Adigere
George W. McCrary
Peek
United States
Mother Lee and Her Work for Fallen Women
Sisterhood leader Mrs. Matilda Lee, known as Mother Lee, spoke at Free Methodist Church on Luce Street about her mission among fallen women in Omaha. She describes quitting vices after a religious calling, running shelters in Omaha and Wichita, and the challenge of saving girls from red-light districts. She notes low relapse rates, plans possible expansion to Chicago, and support from supporters including rail passes.
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Lee
Mattie Lee
Mother Lee
Free Methodist Church
Van
Luce Street
Omahoa
Free Methodist
Gaya
Omaha
Onnabe
Wichita
Topess
Chicago
Earthquake Devastates Rioja Province Argentina Reports
Dispatches from Buenos Aires describe a severe quake in La Rioja province. City ruins include churches and schools with shocks lasting up to twenty seconds. Estimated 2,000 killed or wounded. about 20,000 homeless as Del Arbotron village is said to be swallowed by a ground-formed crevasse. National aid and public donations mobilize quickly.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
la Rioja
Walte Dome
Sisters of Mercy
San Juan
del Arbotron
Natonal
la Pransa
la Ri
la Plata River
Mrs Lease Draws Overflow Crowd at Harmiston Mall Meeting
Mrs M E Lease drew a packed crowd at Harmiston Mall on Saturday night with standing room filled and stairway crowding to the sidewalk. Introduced by R J Sloat she spoke over an hour, focusing on Populist lines rather than men, praised Florence and Turner, and answered a disruptive question without repeats as the Capitol Quartet provided music.
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R. J. Sloat
Popullam
Abe
Capitol
Snow Blankets Gold Park as Colorado Snow Depth Reaches Two and a Half Feet
Snow fell steadily for 24 hours at Gold Park mining camp, Colorado, reaching about two and a half feet. The report mentions local conditions and a school scene where a stern schoolma’am lectures youths on morality, with a pupil named Totus asked where his father would not want him to be. A separate note references a W. C. A. anniversary event scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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Pack Mining Corp
Corey
Colo
Gold Park
Totus
Tommy
Tamman y Is Tottering and Mess in City Politics
Readable fragments describe Mev and Mr Scudder in Jersey City amid political disorder. Extradition papers arrive while New York politicians discuss reform and a crackdown on crime. Mayor, police, and officials face pressure as municipal governance questions rise after the election season.
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Jereey City
Berman
Policie
New
Youx
Kay
John
Tner
Jeceny City
Hertonas
Daly
le Committee
Jerny
India
New York
York
Jer City
Meg Winser
Brooklyn
Ebiea Cron
Barcus
Weaving Case Sparks Newark Police Incident
A fragmented report describes a conflict over an event titled The Weavers in Newark. Police postponed action after concerns about inciting violence and possible circulation of material. The chief questioned the permit process and discussed possible transfer of authority.
Market summary and grain futures from Associated Press report
The Associated Press report notes a weaker market with lower prices across grains and live cattle, while corn and wheat showed firm futures. It highlights October and November options rising, mixed results for barley and oats, and overall hedges against losses as traders adjust positions, with shipments and farm prices listed for various commodities.
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