Parading on Main Street with Salvation Armyists jailed
A Salvation Army march through Main Street ended with arrests after a night in jail. Captain Hale urged order while women followed the parade, shouting Amen and Glory to God, with Hedrick attempting to halt the procession to no avail. The crowd persisted until morning as the drummer led the way.
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Mattbisson
Salvation Army
Hale
Medtrick
Riv
Ore
Rincon
Vincent's Opinion on World Views on New York Center
Vincent reports a New York World opinion piece alleging Wall Street syndicate influence in a presidential center matter and potential fraud against the public. He criticizes press manipulation and urges action to halt excessive corporate power, praising the World for exposing the issue.
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New York World Hfe
U. PD
Concreneman Viniest
New York World Tin Week
Wall Street
Visewrt
Vincent
Sr. Presaure
Ubon
Washington
Hanis Af
Bankers at Wichita names elected officers
The State Bankers Association elected officers last evening with A. Dodson of Ottawa named president and EW Snyder of Leavenworth as vice president. Four vice presidents were announced, grouped by region, including representatives from Group One.
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Wikin Get
Bhjnitars
A. Dodson
Ottawa
EW. Snyder
Leavenworth
Ic Ot
County Officials to Convene in Leavenworth Meeting
The county officers including treasurer F A Bonedrake of Tope and W Thurston of Tope will attend the next annual meeting in Leavenworth. Last night local bankers hosted a banquet for visiting members and guests.
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F. A. Bonedrake
Topcot
W. Thurston
Léayvenworth
Mad Wamero Farmer Henry Wille Fatally Injures Self After Fire
Henry Wille, a prosperous farmer in Wamero, beat his wife after dark, set his kitchen and barn on fire, and then shot himself in the head with a shotgun. Neighbors, including Charles Warren, rescued a child but the barn and its stock were destroyed. Wille’s mind had been troubled for years, and he was found dead after the self-inflicted wound.
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Henry Wille
Walausser County
Gurman Tummer
Wateh
Charles Warren
Willeworth
Wille
Partishis in Crime: Sheriff Detains Couple After Horse Theft
Sheriff Juckings of Harvey County intercepted Edwin and Alen Corp on their way home from Newton Mist summer. The couple, under a one year sentence for stealing a burse and budgy, fled Denver last winter in a prearranged plan to steal a home and conveyance. They traveled via Newton to Lerix where the bussy was sold and traded for a barber shop. one horse was killed during the escape. They were later arrested in Coffeyville.
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I. J. Juckings
Harvey County
Ity
Hone Tron Landing
Edwin and Alen Corp
Sate
Newton Mist
Thisan
Denver
Newton
Lerix
Leros
Coffeyville
Kansas Academy of Science Seasion Concluded at Baldwin
The Kansas Academy of Science held its season close with 43 members present and 30 papers read. Prof Willen of Kansas University spoke on Science in Locations. Esker University members were honored and officers elected for the coming year with Fort Lane named president and S Tarmenter Baldwin as first vice president.
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Kansas Academy OF Science Seasion
Beldwin
Lantz
Aaitwin
Kineas Academy of
Holetce
Irclesatea
Uae
Profesor Willen
Kansas University
Teeung
Esker University
Presidant
Fort Lane
Manhattan
Firstice
Tarmenter
Baldwin
Second View
Charles Wooster
Wecrylus
EK. OR. Kerr
W. Teele Latwerence
Wirurian
HB Sinith
Topeka
Fatal Mistake Drank Carbolic Acid Leads to Death
The Sedan Times Star reports H. S. Shahan mistook carbolic acid for whisky and drank from a half-carton bottle. He died within minutes after realizing the error. A nearby man, Chas, was mentioned. the fever patient SFO in Frank Chaplin’s vicinity is noted.
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Sedan Times-Star
H. S. Shahan
Mrshihan
Chas
Uct
Younte
Frank
Cardens
Banks of Clay County Show Wealth Increase in Deposits
Banks of Clay County report higher deposits with six banks posting improved year to date figures. September and October activity surpassed last year, while loan and discount totals rose from 266 616.57 to 301 066.12 across the county. Indications point to more funds per resident, though some figures reflect timing and quarantine concerns affecting cattle movements and stock sanitary measures. Additional items include prosecutions in Coffeyville and pensions updates from Washington, with notes on resignations and local financial disturbances.
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Clary
Fes
Eloping Schemes and Local Court Notes From Hutchinson
In Hutchinson, Oct 20 Mrs Wendling of Artingtes Reno county eloped with Duene Holmes a Missouri school teacher. They took Mrs Wendling's three children. Earlier a case in justice court involved 94.75 for beer seized with joints. The cave appeal moves to district court. Lawrence reports Chancellor Snow of Kansas University received a South Africa letter asking for locust eradication advice.
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Th S
Schnitzler
Pament
Hutchinson
Wendling
Artingtes Reno County
Duene Holmes
Missouri
Holmes
Wendlings
Elopers
Hire
Snow
Africa
Lawrence
Kansas University
E. D. Chittenden
Pietersboro
South Africa
Sakihe
Convention Opens as Frances Willard Leads WCTU Meeting
Buffalo reports Frances Willard presiding over the fourth convention of the World and National WCTU. She addresses delays in the crusade, reads a psalm, and urges unity. Delegates respond to her call for financing. reports show mixed membership and financial strain. A resolution requests the Racchante be rejected by the Metropolitan Museum trustees. A telegram congratulates Mrs Grover Cleveland on a birth.
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Buffalo
Frances Willard
W. c. TU
Miss Willard
Nnions
ACUI
Mies Willard
Eta
Mary Vi. Weaver
Breckton
Dade Tern
Clara G. Hartman
Missouri
Marian B. Baxter
Ilinois
State Department
Wis Hut
Chicago
Biss Willard
Mise Wilard
Tstowla
Bush
Katherin Lent Stevenson
Marsichusetts
Ttinois
Tina Asnacat
Aire Hilen Teiyton Hluir
Michitas
Tetal
Ie Fon
Mead Green
Cole
SerAmm
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Grover Cleveland
von. Bathside
Kangas Avenue
Railroad News Changes Signal Control After November 1
A Santa Fe circular announces that after November 1 J B Hobson gains control of maintenance and construction of all signals and crossing devices. Division signal inspectors will be based at Joliet Emporia and Argentine to oversee central Chicago district appliances and west of Kansas City lines with specific sites for Hall block signals and crossing belts.
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Mudge
Santa Fe
Dells
J. B Mobson
Cirewlar
Joliet
Kansas City
Emporio
Karane
Chicago Junction
Hollisray
Argentine
Kansaa
Circus Disbanding Sparks Travel Agency Scramble at Purcell
A planned Purcell Santa Fe display of Ringline Brothers circus spurs a crowded meeting of traveling passenger agents from several western roads. With over 100 personnel to transport to winter quarters in Wisconsin, agents race to secure the business, led by General Passenger Agent Black and joined by Traveling Passenger Agent Seagraves. The deal carries a large revenue potential for the carrier handling the circus transport today.
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Purcell
Wisconsin
Santa Fe
Black
Aishaing
Hlack
Topeka
Chicago
Seagraves
Biack
Dunn to Move to Savannah as Central of Georgia Auditor
H A Dunn auditor of the Central of Georgia Railway plans to move his family to Savannah Ga where his current headquarters are located. Dunn arrived in Topeka for arrangements and has headed the accounting department since taking the Georgia post. The railway system operates over 1300 miles of track and operates nine steamers.
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A. Dunn
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Santa Ire
Topeka
Savannah
Dunn
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Brakeman Combs Killed in Ohio Street Accident
Florence reports an extra work train pulled by engine 31K Gilpin struck a horse one mile west of the city. Brakeman William T. Combs was killed after being dragged under the engine for about a hundred yards. Conductor Foraker was seriously injured as the caboose and ballast car left the track. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon as the train, with an extra ballast car in front, toppled the car.
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Florence
Condiuetor Foraker
Willam T. Combs
Gilpin
Combs
Conductor Foraker
Foraker
Combe
Fooled the Santa Fe second hand dealer busted
Kansas City police arrested Max Cohen, owner of a second hand store, as he prepared to ship 200 pounds of brass and other stolen scrap from the Santa Fe railroad yard to Chicago. Officials had not detected the theft before the arrest.
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Kansas City
Max Cohen
Keaper
West Highth Street
Chicago
Santa Fe
Big Hook Island Trafic The Philip ispatch
The Bente aiden hin and four 90s from the West AAC and four 87s from the East marked a busy freight week. Rail tonnage and regular plus extra trains boosted the island’s best business since the end. Vantall of Petter Mo served with Helies Blood Purinessed Foot Stiker. It is one of the best sellers we ever had and gives satisfaction to us who have tried it. At druggists.
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Big Hook Island
Philip
Bente Aiden
Vantall
Petter
How to Play Golf A Satirical Guide for Beginners
A humorous compilation on golf etiquette and mishaps from a New York Sunday World piece and assorted jokes. It mocks costumes, club culture, and common beginner mistakes, noting exaggerated rules and playful jabs at players and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
David H. Douge
New York Sunday World
Postmaster Shakeup Ahead in Topeka Area
Postmaster Arnold will vacate January 1, handing to prospective postmaster John Guthrie who is widely expected to be appointed. Assistant postmaster likely A. K. Rodgers with other candidates including A. K. Swayze and C. P. Bolmar in the running. Bolmar rumored to have a position for his wife.
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Arnold
John Guthrie
A. K. Rodgers
A. K. Swayze
C. P. Bolmar
Bolmar
Sergion Het
Willing to Serve On Topeka Fall Festival Committee
A K Wilson proposes a three day Topeka Fall Festival with large scale shows like Siege of Sebastopol or The Fall of Pompeii. He suggests hiring show owners, fireworks, a flower parade, and high admission, plus an allegorical tableaux series of Kansas history scenes with about a thousand performers.
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A. K. Wilson
Topeka
Wilson
Sebastopol
Pompeii
Kansas
Yellow Fever Outbreak Reports Across Several Cities
New Orleans reports sixty five new fever cases and multiple deaths among children aged four to fourteen as health officials struggle to disinfect premises. Mobile adds four deaths and new cases, with yellow fever noted in Whistler and surrounding areas. Canton and Bay St. Louis record additional cases, while Montgomery and Memphis report more infections and fatalities. The notices include health guidance and remedies advertised for aches, burns, and skin troubles.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
Balvador Sunzeri
Carrie Atheyer
BP Stumpe
Henry P. Ails
Itfer
Michael Gondolf
Mary Roche
Mobile
Ala
J. T. Roberts
Oscar Hoinses
White
Laig
Flomaton
Lone
Duke Cox
Wheat market closes higher on improving demand and cold receipts
Chicago reports a week end up in wheat as prices rise from Saturday highs amid falling western receipts and cautious selling. May futures weaken while December and other months shift, with strong cash bids and new shipment to Chicago adding support. Corn and oats trade softer with subdued activity and provisions drift lower on light demand.
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Chicago
Darth
Laverpinn
Zee
Northwestern
Wal Bovemier
Tadigerert
Aue
Ceach Northwestern
Wisi
Timothy
Chicago Livestoon Mareet Phtomen
Fragmented market report notes cattle hogs and sheep prices with estimates and bids. Mentions heavy bids around 250 and 58 000 totals, recent and prior day comparisons, with Western market references and limited readable figures.
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Sre
Biet
Westerna
Yesterduy
Cotton Market and Grain News From New York and KC
Market notes report steady cotton spot prices in New York with middling levels and mixed grain movements. Wheat prices eased in Chicago and Kansas City while December futures show varied weakness. analysts cite lower wheat receipts and cooler demand expectations for near term.
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New York
Oct
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Mutchinson
Franklin County
Mos
A. Spicer
Michiirait
Bert Giemerty
Spicer
Bickney
Franklin
Isatah
Spicwr
W. D. Vincent
Wicuita
Ayer
Banks OF
Clay County
Independence
Taylor Riddle
Lvestock Sanitary Commission
Uy Couints
Kas
Warshington
Thomas Brown
National Military Home
Benjamin Tay
James W. Powel
Joseph B. Rowe
Pierida Hanson
Chanute
Melinda LL Wilcox
W.H. Scewart
Cory
Norma
Emporia
FW. Keone
Vfolln
Ubenorma Leehiel
Morgan- Gort
W.va
Utrivale
University of West Virginia
Henry Schnitster
Wiihutx
Bacuhante
National W. CT. U. Telegraph
The
Star
Milen Jew
Carahie
Bijies
Sue Ae
Dr. Miles
Hoos
M.D. R
DE. Miles Medical CO
Kikburt
Ind
Railroad News
J. B. Hobson
Ringling
H. A. Dunn
Georgia Central
Con
Pat
Sir Besiad
Ty Patatoss
Dawson City
Thmes-Herald
Racetour
Miss Gusher
Cincitmat
Conmpercial Tribune
Kain
Inianapolis Journal
T. EB. Bowman
Central Constizational
Huntoon Street
Lie
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Venue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth
Popeia Avenues
West Sth
Hoe
de- Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Harket
Associated Press
State Journal
Livestoon
Mareet
Phtomen
Kanon City
Ccattee
Eseio
Antea
Schnee Beaviegs
giAcapa
Apna
York
Berrick
Sagar
Coffes
BUGAR
Norings
Sebo
W. A. Michel Tom Mixsion
Hrekers
West Gixih Ave
Tonekiy
Kaas
Orisha
Faverpool
Wis
Tandon
Mishel
Kate
Iran
Svealin Tasoadarie
Aye
Rome
Roxy
Wort Wixth Ave
Fopelae
aEocken
Mok & T. Pn
BR. Y
Omaha
Pas Mandl
W. A. Michael Commission
A. W. Wemma
Namic Bytes
Weannie Bnion National Bark
Kaneus Hy
E Lux
Gauvis
Cuniwers
Kemmurwr
L Surist
Sus
Lux Commission Co., Grain
Estrada
Enton Noronat Hank
Kensas City
Eentrat Natineal
Toner
Baucus
Band of Cuminarve
Bank of
J.L. Bail & Company
Bueds, Coltom
East Pr
Us Carcink
Western Oniem
Chicaso
Chicago Board OF Trade
Aspense
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