Elects Van Wyck in New York Campaign Skepticism on George as Heir
New York on October 30 reports growing public doubt that young George can rally his father Henry George’s followers. Betting odds show Van Wyck leading Low, with Tamman y stock rising as locals fret over the dead mayor’s legacy and the Jacksonian faction maneuvers. Henry George Jr. is traced in public history, while the press notes his distant resemblance to his father and questions his political stance.
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New York
Alenty George
Teon
Youn George
George
Beyind
Ven Wyck
Henry George
San Fran
Vingo
Ant PO
Te & Grinch Iy
Tritt
James Redpath
North American Review
Neddine
Washington
England
Dulliey
Euiat
Jarkwonville
Fla
Aneunne Mie
Deckcotville
Jagan
Vesteriay
Georg
Terann
Tworpey
Wek Haa
van Wyek
Tracy
Taly Lew Esi
Haney Gorotge
Thomas ‘Jetherson
Henry Gente
Doread Oxlay
Lawson Purdy
Henry Geore
Fenry George
Henry George Tammany
Henry Fietrge
Cockran Addresses Rally for Gen Tracy Support
In New York on October 30, Bou rke Cockran spoke to about 1500 supporters at Grand Central Palace. He praised GOP candidates and attacked Tammany influence as he denounced the Democratic machine amid the crowd’s applause and cheers.
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Tracy
New York
Grand Central Palace
Rourke Cockran
Hepublicas
Atte
City
Aia
Cockran
Mr. Cockrun
George
Shadowed campaign tolls amid death of rival figure
A solemn gathering marks the death of a prominent opponent as speakers condemn his doctrines while praising his virtues. The campaign vows to defend property and industry, insisting reformers and delegates align with a Chicago platform and Bryan era priorities across states, counties, and cities.
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Cochran
Agnin
Thether van Wyck
Lowin
Empire
Cainnoni
Maryland
Chipags
Bryan
Theeropaganda
Vinton
Democratic
Halloween Hoodlumism Warrants Police Action
Halloween pranks have grown beyond amusement and threaten property. Toyoka will not tolerate vandalism and will deter hoodlums with strict measures. Police should be prepared tonight and augmented as needed to warn prowlers after 10 pm and station officers across residence areas.
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Toyoka
Unich
U P Sale To Stop Interference From Sage Syndicate
A St Paul judge was to hear an injunction request to halt the Union Pacific railway sale. The Sage syndicate seeks delay claiming the government could harm its claim. Judge Sanborn had not been informed of the motion by early afternoon. Judge Kelly hurried to St Paul to oppose the motion, while reports from Omaha via Associated Press noted no definite truth to the sale halt.
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St .Louia
Post-Dispatch
Ostia
Nya
Sanborn
St. Paul
Union Paettic Railway
Sage Syndicate
Preston
Kelly
Auturkey
Union Pactfie
Fresa
Installation Sermon Draws Immense Crowd in Chicago
Immense crowds gathered from all city quarters for the installation of Young De Witt Talmage at the Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church Chicago. The edifice could not hold all, supporters crowded the park and windows, while Rev Charles S Wayt led the services. Dr Frank De Witt Talmage is slated to preach his initial sermon on October 1.
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de Witt Talmage
Chicago
T. de Witt Talmage
Nissan
Trev
Frank de Witt
Palme
Martone
Jefferson Park
Ehurch
Sore Son
Cherchuere
Howe
Washington Divine
Green Sword
Tite Park
Teimagh
Charles S. Wayt
Chicogo
Frank de Witt Talmage
Multilingual Magazine Plan From St Rout Promoters
In St Rout Oct a plan to publish a magazine in 40 languages aims to aid immigrant understanding of American customs. Each nationality would receive a separate native tongue edition with distinct content, produced by Leuls and partners with Alexander Keonta. Office planned in St Tantis.
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United Suites
Eczema
Dewi
G. W. Staufield
Republicans Lead in Local Election Polls Amid Confidence
A fragmented 19th century county race shows Republicans claiming Cook leads by about 1200 votes with Kepley supporters optimistic of 600 to 1000. Central committee figures cite city wards and several townships as leaning Cook, while Kepley backers predict strong showings in north city wards and Te cumen, Monmouth, and Rosevale.
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Kepley
Centril
Capper
Cha-ney
Republican Committee
Silver Lake
Rosevall
Metsoken
Cook
Entim Repub
Hien Hecker
Republican Central Committee
Aritelon
Clark
Curk
James
Olome
Groteo Warner
Ucket
Sone
Monmouthy Rosevow Silver Lake
Mehokem
Tyee Conmenh
Auburn
Charles K. Holliday
Firth
Tecumseh
Monmouth
Auber
Harmiltas
Repblican Central Committee
Publican Central Committee
The Girl from Paris at Crawford Theater This November
The Crawford theater announces The Girl from Paris a musical comedy that started as The Gay Parisienne and played in New York and London. Also obituary notice for El Niccum with funeral at Lyon Creek church Sunday October 31 at 2 o'clock. he was in Colorado last summer and ill at home near Pauline.
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Paris
Crawford Theater
New York City
London
E¢ Niccum
Lyon Creek Church
Topeka Cremerie Reopens in New 726 Kansas Ave Home
The Cremerie restaurant in Topeka has relocated to 726 Kansas Avenue after a lease change. Leow and Scott upgraded the premises with new fixtures and expanded dining space while maintaining a top quality menu including oysters and German pancakes, praised for service and reputation.
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Topeka
Cremerie
Leow & Scott
Eidith and
Kensas Avenues
Eugene Jewell
Kansas Avenue
Scott & Scott
Dirst
Mesara
Irving
Clarence Heatt
Is Hanna Next in Ohio Campaign Strain and Resolve
Columbus Ohio October 20 Hanna’s friends fear for his health as the campaign presses on. He spoke five times in Cleveland suburbs after a taxing day including a mass meeting. Despite exhaustion he pressed on with five speeches, a hotel reception, and a change visit. Bryan’s approach has him focused on a decisive Ohio victory.
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Columbus
Hanna
Une
Cleveland
Bryan
Weyler Deposed as Cuba Commander Replaced by Blanco
An official Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler has been replaced by Marshal Blanco as captain general of Cuba. Blanco arrived in Havana and assumed command, succeeding Weyler who is retiring from the post.
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Madrid
Havana
Marshal Blanco
Nerat
Cuba
Weyler
Justice Guy Hears Farm Lease Waste Case Over Beer
Judge listens to witnesses as John Sedgwick rents Mrs. Molly Stevenson’s farm and stores crops. Stevenson seeks eviction for waste over spiked beer and alleged crop mismanagement. Debates cover crop timing, animal treatment, and lease validity with no clear verdict yet.
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Justice Guy
John Sedgwick
Wis Dover
Sedgwick
Molly Stevenson
Kees
W. ER. Hazen
Sedgewick
Captain Waters
Mre. Stevenson
Hazen
Guy
DeWitt
G. W
Kansas Avenue
CAN'T VOTE. At the Places From Which They Come
A terse note states that individuals cannot vote from the places they originate, citing restrictions or eligibility issues tied to residency or origin. The line hints at a broader political or legal debate over voting rights and jurisdiction.
Supreme Court rules soldiers home inmates cannot vote in Ford county
The Kansas Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision written by Chief Justice Frank Doster, holds that inmates of state soldiers homes are disqualified from voting in Ford county elections. The ruling invalidates J. Z. Leidigh’s county clerk victory and declares G. H. Lawrence elected. The decision clarifies that such homes are asylum under the constitution, and inmates retain voting rights at their original home, not the asylum.
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Supreme Court
Frank Doster
Denge City
Ford County
J. Z. Leidigh
G. H. Lawrence
Leidigh
Lawrence
Mike Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kunsin
Sutton
National Military Home
Leavenworth
Kansas Court
Dunge City
Pord County
Hay Ride Disaster in Mt Pleasant Pa
A hay ride wagon overturns injuring eight people, with five seriously hurt. Names given include Mattie Ades who suffered a skull fracture and May Simpson who was hurled against a curb. Other injured riders include Edward Shepherd Washington Bell and driver William McNaughton. Riders aged 17 to 20.
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Mt. Pleasant
Ares Mattie Ades
May Simpson
Wm. McNaughton
Edward Shepherd
Washington Bell
Injured Man in Boiling Water Pit at Santa Fe Shops
John Frellett, a boiler department helper, fell into a boiling water pit at the Santa Fe shops. His left leg was scalded, skin torn, and clothing damaged as boards gave way. He was rescued and taken to Santa Fe Hospital, unable to work for weeks. Also reported is the Ottawa dry goods failure of Leader Company with 250000 in executions and creditors dispersed to Dee Mothes IA and Israel Brothers store.
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Santa Fe
John Frellett
Freibhott
Ottawa
National City Bank
Dee Mothes
Israel Brothers
To Try the Madstone John Zirkis Taken to Kansas City
John Zirkis son of Suryman W A Zirkie of the district court traveled to Kansas City yesterday to seek a mad stone treatment after a dog in his family showed signs of rabies. The dog snapped at him as he restrained it and bit his hand before being killed. Zirkie and his father discussed the situation and proceeded to Kansas City for care.
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John Zirkis
Suryman W. A. Zirkie
District Court
Kansas City
Natropadkis
Zirkle
Richland
Topeke
Kwamae City
Insane servant holds Mudge home in Topeka fright
Emma Horner, a 26 year old Swede employed by General Superintendent Hi U Mudge, seized control of the Mudge residence for about an hour. Mrs Mudge, fearing a mental breakdown, called doctors and an officer. Emma, weighing 299 pounds, behaved with frenzied gestures and incoherent muttering before being taken to Stormont hospital in Perry.
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Hi. U. Mudge
Senta Fe
Emma
Mrs. Madge
Mrs. Madre
Sho
Mrs. Mudge
Mr. Marlae
Stormont
Perwin
Abielene
Aige
Topeka
Linserd case ends with verdict for defendant
In a district court trial lasting seven minutes the jury ruled Lennard was not entitled to damages for false arrest. Lennard, who toured the country with women of questionable reputation, had been charged by Z. Fesue, a Rossville farmer, and claimed 219000 domains in damages. The jury found Lennard engaged in a questionable business and returned a verdict for the defendant.
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Linserd
Wlp
Lemand de Sot
Lenard Wee
Ty Z. Fesue
Rossville
Durgturianja
Leinard
Reser
Lennard
Academy of Sciences Officers at Baldwin Session
The Kansas Academy of Science elected officers at Baldwin for the annual session. President D. E. Santa of Manhattan. vice president R. Parmeter of Baldwin. second vice president L. C. Wooster of Emporia. secretary B. H. Kuerr of Atchison. treasurer J. W. Benile of Lawrence. librarian B. B. Smythe of Lawrence. curators A. M. Thompson and B. B. Smythe of Topeka. J. W. Boods and George Wegner of Lawrence. W. Ferguson Co. updates. Ne. Liteon sold property to Heaton for 250 dollars in a potential business venture.
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Topeka
J. W. Boods
George Wegner
Lawrence
HITS BIG STORES
Corporation counsel will commence action Monday. The case involves alleged conduct by the retailer impacting consumers and compliance with city ordinances. Authorities note formal filing will outline claims, sought remedies, and court venue.
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Corporation Counsel
Mayor backs crackdown on department stores selling meat and wine
Chicago. Oct 2. Mayor Harrison and Corporation Counsel Thornton plan a fight starting Monday to force compliance with Walker ordinance and Duddlestine finance rules. They contend dry goods stores cannot dispense meat or liquor and cannot obtain licenses under Duddiestine finance, triggering a battle amid department store rent clauses.
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Chicago
Harrison
Thornton
Sime Justice
Halloween Vigilant Efforts in Topeka City
Officials in Topeka pledge heightened Halloween safety measures. Chief Henry M. Steele orders arrests for any vandalism or property destruction while deputies and extra officers patrol streets and the railroad, aiming to prevent railroad damage and urban vandalism on Halloween night.
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Loreen
Henry M. Steele
Timlin
Keeley
Jon Biene
Topeka “Tallway Company
Peente
pipoRerr
Chie
Hiner
Zepeka Way
Sherifn
Palice
Sherif
Runjway Company
Deaths and funerals in Topeka area report
A Topeka newspaper item lists multiple death notices and funeral details. W L Trumbull killed in the Kansas City unit. Henry Cowne funeral held. infant child of Edward Douglas funeral at 2:30 pm. J O Hutier farmhouse burned near Tecumseh with substantial loss. other local obituaries and arrangements noted.
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Henry Cwene
St. Jotr's A. At
Tey. J
Thangen
Watson
Edward Douglas
Parenta
East Fourch
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Georgettes
Tammany
Wigwam
Bourke Cockran
U. P
New Magazine
St Louis
Topska
Ea Niccum
Pullman
Blanco
Soldiers’ Homes
W. Ferguson & Co
WE Liteon
CA. Heaton Ot Ae
Hegins
Om- Cork
W. L. Trumbull
Kanane City
Jomo Shaw
Hubert Stone
EB. Hawley
Mr. Dees
Phampell
Sne River
Minn
Trieph
Will Mide
Matt Haw
Harry. Moergridgs
Muscatine
Mire
Swilitars Norton
J. C. Butters
J. O Hutier
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