McNall Fights Insurance on Unpaid Wheat Claim
Sherman County resident McNall accuses Mutual Mail Insurance of failing to pay a wheat loss of 386, claiming 76 was its appraised damage after partial payment. He visited the company seeking collection and cites secretary statements about funds and notes, asking where the rest of the money went.
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Ln Sherman
Webb Strextall
Mutual Mail Insurance Company
McNall Statme
Branch Church
McNall
Apple famine in New York crops hits supply hard
In New York on October 2 a noted apple famine looms as dealers warn of a much smaller harvest. Forecasts vary from 22 million to 48 million barrels, with prior years at 70 and 48 million, signaling a severe drop from last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monte
The
Tribune
Compulsory Service in Belgium Sparks Exemption Debate
Brussels report says radical and socialist factions back campus service with no rich exemptions. Professional men and clergymen gain limited exemptions after six months if military knowledge is proven. Opponents doubt a majority in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brussels
London Times
New York Times
Chamber of Deputies
Whinley's Autograph Auction Shocks Collectors
The first posthumous McKinley autograph sold at New York public auction for 625 dollars. A cabinet photo bearing his original signature drew strong interest from collectors, signaling McKinley’s portrait value rivals that of other presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKinley
Willem = Meiintey
McKinteys
To Exhibit the Botticelli Exhibition in London
New York reports the London Times carrying the New York Times note that the Botticelli will be exhibited in London for the first time since leaving Italy. The event, a private view next Sunday, will benefit charity.
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New York
London Times
New York ‘Times
Hottices
Sal Urdier
London
Italy
Eparity
Death of General Bruce in Bronx City
Gerard Bruce editor of the Livestock Record a widely known newspaper figure in the northwest died at his Bronx City home from pneumonia at age. He led the Livestock Record and was respected in agricultural journalism with a long career across many markets.
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General Bruce
Bronx City
Gerard Bruce
The
Livestock Record
Northwest
Yerkes Buys a Picture in London Auction
Yerkes acquires a celebrated painting at a London auction in October, the purchase highlighting the collector’s taste for classic works and signaling a notable addition to his collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerkes
London
Redmond Bitter Speech Cited On Irish Rights Claim
London Times and New York Times quote William H. K. Redmond in Blaremorris Mayo Ireland speech. He criticizes English landlords and ministers for fear of sin and God and predicts a day when Irish rights and liberties may be restored.
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New York
London ‘Times
New York Times
William H. K. Redmond
Blaremorris
County Mayo
Ireland
Boer War Claims Could Strain Britain Germany Talks
Berlin reports in German quarters indicate Britain has decided payments to Boer War claimants while still lacking a final bilateral settlement with Germany. The dispute centers on claimant nationality and whether those who joined the South African Republic or Orange Free State retain status. Developments may emerge in Berlin when funds are distributed.
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Germany
New York
Berlin
London Times
New York Times
British South African Compensation Commission
Great Britain
South African Republic
Orange Free Stars
Bitter Dutch Red Cross report on the Pretoria ambulance capture
The Hague report damns Britain for the July 6 1900 Dutch ambulance capture near Pretoria. It says Britain knew the convoy carried Boer family letters and did not protest. Doctors and nurses remained in captivity on Ceylon while appeals to Lord Kitchener to allow aid passed unheeded.
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Hague
Dutch Red Cross Society
Pretoria
Ceylob
Red Cross
Lord Kitchener
bin Promior
Botha
Plans for Pittsburg Polytechnic Institute Proposed
Plans and estimates for a Pittsburg Polytechnic Institute call for 5 to 8 million dollars for buildings and a 25 million dollar endowment for maintenance, at the request of Andrew Carnegie. Judge Cohen confirms progress and notes the need for six acres of ground, with city land likely to be provided, citing Pittsburg’s industrial setting as ideal for such an institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Fittsburg Polytechnic
Andrew Carnegie
Herald
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Vein Cohen
Orphans’ Court of
Fluxburg
Eke
Judes Cohen
Wittshuro
Hollar's Testimony in Odd Fragmentary Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Albert Heller and several street names with unclear context. The text references Kanees Avenue and Nansen Avenue and includes scattered phrases about testimony or court-related content. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollar
Albert Heller
Otha
Gesee
Kanees Avenue
Akar Maul
Nansen Avenue
Topeka News Snaps and Small Town Happenings
In a chaotic local snapshot the Topeka and surrounding areas report election chatter, Halloween plans, football previews, and civic notes. Road conditions improve, old street lamps will be sold for scrap, and municipal debates touch budget and street openings. Efforts to curb vandalism on Halloween are noted as police boost presence.
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Storm
Kiks
Wabburn
Denver Sanai
Raisin
Erte
Qay
Abe Atos
All Souls
Iroy
Union Paull
Salina
Topeka
Charlie Hollida
Alouet
Seatorany
Omaha
Des Moines
Las Toda
Monicna Hersla
Mexico
Iowa
Popeka
Nis
Tiotheldhs Gramary
Huilloween
Tn Eee
Shale Poster
Lenky Po
Rend
Howton Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Organ Fund
Toue
Galen Nichola
Turners
Pirot
North Topeka
Railroad
St. John Streets
Tyler
Gentral High School
Kanaas City
Tutter
D To
Hema
KK. A
Haskell Indiarie
Minneapolis
Gophers
Juges
Tk Foote
Leavenworth
James Foote
Weather Bureau
Oakland
Central Congregational Church
Sheldon
Public receptions end at White House after McKinley death
President Roosevelt halts the annual public reception amid security fears after the Buffalo assassination. Official calendars show diplomats and officers still to be received while public access ends this winter. New Year’s reception likely closed to the public. dinners and diplomatic events proceed through January.
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White House
Benceforth- Weebin
Roosevelt
McKinney
Buffalo
Washington
King Hmt
Cortelyou
Peel
Supreme Court
Army and Navy
Alice Roosevelt
Old Coin Sale Highlights Feigh Collection Auction
Boston October sale of Feigh collection featured 123 Tal-Wed States copper cents dating 1797 to 1857, bidding opening at 35 and soaring to 200 for the lot. 1794 cent sold for 3. Gold pieces drew strong interest with a $155 bid for an 1875 proof three dollar cut piece and $26.75 for an uncirculated gold dollar. Other notable prices included a San Francisco 1852 octagonal fifty dollar gold piece at 9, and smaller gold pieces selling between 15.50 and 45.00.
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Boston
Feigh
Collina
San Francisco
New York
Miners Bank
Good Whaling Season Ships Return From Arctic
Vessels Charles W. Morgan and Alice Knowles reach San Francisco after Arctic whaling. Morgan sent home 3,000 pounds bone in July and 1,100 barrels sperm plus 150 barrels whale oil plus 2,000 pounds bone. Alice Knowles brings 1,050 barrels sperm and 150 barrels whale oil and bone. Morgan spoke California with 1,100 barrels on Sept 13. John and Winthrop sighted Sept 27. Both will rest and sail again in two months.
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Vessela
San Francisco
Charles W. Morgan
Alice Knowles
Arctic
Morgan
California
John
Winthrop
Miss Washington’s Popular Visit Mentioned in Dinner Chance
Portis Washington, daughter of Booker T. Washington, recently dined with the president. The report notes her favor toward Calvernity and hints at a developing public profile.
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Portis Washington
Booker T. Washin
Calvernity
Voice of Canada Opposes Canal Negotiations
New York report says Canada rejects canal terms and demands equal rights under any agreement. Minister Mills argues for neutral canal guarantees and warns Britain not to fortify or seize the waterway. Analysis notes U S control of Alaska and potential Canadian trade concessions as leverage in disputes.
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Voice OF Canada
New York
David Mills
Canada
Empire Review
Pibunt
London
United States
North
South America
United Kingdom
Mr. Mills
Tribune
Mills
Tribine
Foreign Office
Alaska
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Alaskan Frontier
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific renew citrus traffic treaty
Los Angeles October 20 The citrus shipping season begins in November and the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific renew their year to year agreement. The treaty allocates traffic equally and is valued at about 15 million dollars for both lines.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Smiley Freed In Defenbach Insurance Case
Smiley who turned state's evidence in the Defenbach insurance case was released today after relinquishing his claim to the $5,000 life policy on Marin Defenbach. The criminal proceedings end with Dr. August Munger in prison and Wayland Brown previously fined. The insurance money remains with the court for likely distribution to the girl's relatives.
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Chivago
Smiley
Defenbach
Marin Defenbach
August Munger
Wayland Brown
British View on Czolsosz Execution and World News Highlights
British observers praise American justice in Czolsosz case. London papers note lack of sensationalism and a morbid craving for notoriety in the assassin. Berlin reports expulsion of German American war correspondent Herrings. officials expect reversal once he acts. Ocean freights fall. cotton rates slide despite large ship charters. Al Neill defeats Mike Donovan in a 15 round glove bout. Madagascar trade soars from 4 to 5.1 million francs. Tamatave rises as east coast trade hub. French posts push southward. Jefferson Grimett of this place paralyzed. Chamberlain's Pain Balm cited by family as remedy.
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New York
Czolgosz
Tribune
London
Morning ‘Post
Madagascar
London Times
New York Times
Paris
France
Tamatav
Peruna praised by Captain Fever from Ottawa
Captain Charles Fever of Ottawa testifies Peruna is food drink doctor and medicine in one. He claims it cures and prevents disease and aids mucous membranes. The letter promotes Peruna with endorsements and directs readers to Dr Hartman for advice.
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Charles Fever
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
South Africa
Hodega Hotel
Wellington Street
Charles
Record price for Indiana colt Sertmin at 37000
Terre Haute reports Flemings sold the three year old bay pacer Sertmin to W P Stein of West Virginia for 37000, the highest price ever paid for an Indiana bred colt. The horse by Josey Wilkes out of Woodford has run 2 08 pace and is 3 this year. Knay McCarthy to manage Edgewood stock farm. The item also notes jewelry finds in Abydos and Queen Victoria autographs market chatter with local ad blitzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Harper's
Finders-Petrie
Abydos
Petrie II
Zer
Ilena
Mena
Kine Zer
Gladceater
London
Seventh District Federation Set for Hutchinson Meetings
The Seventh District Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Hutchinson November 6 7 with a reception on Wednesday evening November 1 at Rikola rooms. Forty eight clubs are in the federation and all are expected to be represented.
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Hutchinson
Heventl
Rikola
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Levi Books
Thors
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Ee Bate
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Gbionge
W. W. Dennison
Miss Washington
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Get
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Taku
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Shanghai
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Rochester
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Chamberlain
George R Moonald
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W. Va
Sothyail Hardappe
Borrowell
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the Southeastern Limited
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