Wrecks Hit Santa Fe Trains Near Fowler and Apishana
A northbound Santa Fe passenger train collided with a freight at a siding near Apishana Creek and a second wreck west of Fowler. Authorities report several injuries but no deaths. victims include tramps on No 3, and crews inspect damages to engine and cars.
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Dreln
Santa Fe
Derven Celorady
Thong
Monet
Maliemmula
le Junta
Mar
Anierson
Nuetunville
Bale Mead
Brown
Denver
AL Bartesson
Suine Eny
Oremari
Franilinn
Vic Howls du
Wiluh
A. Durty
Barth- Custtaraa
Felick
Hoel Bord
Marcannes
Startouruml
Ehenetin
Eevak
John Walker
Pueblo
la Junta
Beirane
Gapunlal
A. S Kimberly
Apishana Creek
Howell
Kan
Ain ‘Vien
Bre
Othe Wihueck
The
Pansy Miroush
Fowler
Cot. Bevery
Manzanutt
Deny guilt in Bechtel murder case in Allentown
Allentown report states Odt H Charles and John Bechtel, held in connection with Mabel Bechtel death, deny presence at the scene. They say they were not home Sunday. rumors spread of alleged murder knowledge while a note mentions a suicide by Tom Bechtel. Authorities searched the house as bail for alias Bechtel’s ally was granted.
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Allentown
Charles
John Bechtel
Mabel Bechtel
Tom
Charle
Tunis
Kantinan
Trial Transcript Sketch From Parka Case In New York
The jury prepared to hear testimony in the Samuel J. Parka case as the defense and prosecution rested motions for acquittal. Osborne faced the jury with denials of defense claims and Parks was recalled to dispute cashing checks amid claims of financial misconduct.
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New York
Samual J. Parka
Ben Sr. Osborne
Parks
Asstetanr
Attoeney Rand
Sehmitt
Parks Hua
Beneft
David Frase
Titaney Studing
T. Schmitt
Mr. Osborne
Bryan Ordered Off Stepped Oc At Toledo Meeting
W J Tryan was ordered off the steps of the Toledo postoffice by a watchman on a charge of building an unlawful meeting. Bryan, en route to the east, paused to address a crowd expected to number about two thousand people. He was escorted to a new stand after being informed the meeting would be moved indoors.
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Toledo
W. J. Tryan
Av. Bryan
Wight
Gle Youtehman
Frank Niles
Leutenant Goverode
Bryan
Nilee
Kansans Form Local Clubs to Curb Freight Rates
A Kansas movement seeks to form local clubs and county unions under the Farmers and Merchants Freight Association of Kansas. Circles urge lower freight rates and coordinated action across parties and regions, with a comprehensive plan for county and state committees, elected officers, and a railroad bill drafted by a cross‑sector committee.
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Braaen
Ann
Kansas
Turners and Merchante
Association of
Karttsas
Ana
Otter
Incomplete Embezzlement Notice From Secretary Funds
Fragmentary OCR notes reference funds received from the secretary and disbursement actions countersigned by the president. The exact parties, dates, and context are unclear. Further readable text is needed to identify names, places, and actions accurately.
Citizens Industrial Association of America formed in Chicago
The conference votes to form a rotiumic federation named Citizens Industrial Association of America. The by laws outline aims including defending constitutional rights, promoting peaceful industry relations, supporting labor and employer cooperation, and establishing bureaus for organization advertising and literature.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Citizens” Industrial Associaton of America
Citherns
America
Sith
Ad— Vertion
Bailey at Osage City event draws thousands in Osage County
Osage City Kan Oct 2 Thuredity day featured G A day festivities with Governor Tatley for Burton and Commander Smith of the G A R addressing about 2,500 in the Coliseum. Patrons flocked to the fair, local veterans greeted the governor, and a banquet followed by a ball. The day concluded with a county basketball showdown at Howe's Opera House as crowds looked toward a busy week ahead.
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Osage City
Kan
Tair
Governor Tatley
Burton
Commander Smith
Alley
Veterana
Tim
Statth
Heage County
G. A. Fh
Howe
Oper House
Coffsy County Murder Charge and Damages Suit
Peter Wimer faces murder charges in the killing of Desittle Slager near Spring Creek, with bond set high and a district court appearance planned for January. His law partner seeks 000 damages for Slager’s death, while Wimer’s estate and property in Spring Creek may be affected by a judgment. The case also notes transport details about a Sheridan sailing and troop movements, highlighting ongoing troubles surrounding Wimer.
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Coffsy County
Agricketon
Kay
Peter Wimer
Murs
Lowell Slager
Spring Creek
Ocrober
Wwe
Wetare Jumtion
Wimer
Atlorsey
Pater
Desittle
Lowel
Roo
Wimners
Judement
Commissioners Explain Shawnee Aid for Rossville Bridge
Rossville neighbors protest a 2000 dollar county grant toward rebuilding a Kansan river bridge near Maple Hill between Shawnee and Wabaunsee counties. Shawnee funds were justified to aid farmers, cattle feeders, and corn markets on the Wabaunsee side, with local townships contributing as work began.
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Ronsville
Kansas River
Aoroga
Kansan
Maple
Shawnee
Wabaunewe
Rossville
Wabaunsee County
Shawnee County
Wabaunsee
60 000 to Strike In Sympathy With Sausage Makers
New York October 20 General Organizers say 61 000 of 78 000 Amalgamated Butcher Workmen union members will strike in sympathy with 2 000 sausage makers in Chicago who quit over a wage rise. Referendum votes to be counted by Monday. Strikes likely in Chicago St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha and South Omaha. Union pledges full support to Chicago strikers.
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New York
Orzanigor Hichelberger
Amalgamated
Butcher Workmen’s Union of North America
Chicago
Louis
Kanna City
St. Joseph
Omaha
South Omaha
Night Attack at Camp Sanger Between Blue and Brown Troops
Fort Riley Kan Oct. An observed night maneuver turned into a surprise clash as Colonel Augur led two infantry regiments, three cavalry squadrons and two batteries against Lieutenant Colonel Wheeler with two regiments and a battalion of infantry. Umpires reported confusion but no major losses as dawn arrived and units retreated to Camp Sanger. Troops plan marches by rail or foot to their posts tomorrow.
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Wasmer
Sanger
Blueusck
Republican
Fats
Blue Army
Augur
Cavairy
Brown Army
Wheeler
Wagter
Bates
Aucores
Coolnels
Bles
Boy Striker Action Dampens Telegraph Work Force
On October 3 messenger boys gathered near the Western Union Telegraph office on State Street to protest aldermen ordering pole removals within two months. Girls and women carried messages today as supervision prepares to handle the issue at New York. A complaint against the company for employing girls without proper school certificates led to a state inquiry and the discharge of all girls under 21.
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Western Union ‘Telegraph
State Street
Telaphorst
Adsme
New York
Wade
Stave Poller
Beers
Color Line Fine Drawn Barred From Local White School
In Dinwiddie county Virginia the Dabney children of Lathamothine school district must walk a mile farther to school due to a purported trace of Indian blood. Despite a nearby school within half a mile objections arose from patrons who doubted the Dabneys’ bloodline and black ancestry. The school board could not prove the Indian heritage yet ordered the Dabney children to attend the distant school.
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Richmond
Vas
Benjamin F. Dabnes
Lamothine
Dinwiddie
Dabney
Dabrey
Queen Draga's Brother Rearrested in Belgrade
Belgrade reports law officers rearrested a brother of Queen Draga after a tense period. The action follows earlier arrests of General Mr Thies and other officials amid political unrest. Authorities move to quell insurgent activity and secure the royal circle during a time of upheaval.
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Draga
Belgrade
Seria
Oet
Lanewios
Erstier
Drage the
Mr Thies
Eathvernl
Nicailnder
Dregs
Weather Forecast Says Saturday Will Be Colder
Director Jennings outlines a forecast for Saturday with rain overnight and colder conditions. Southeast wind around four miles per hour noted. government thermometer readings show temperatures rising to 40 by 2 pm.
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Jennings
Kansas
Phegete
Noci
Forty five drowned as Tokai Maru sinks after collision
Yokohama October 3 45 of 103 aboard the Tokai Maru were drowned when the vessel sank after colliding with the Russian steamer Progress off Hakodate Japan. The engineer died after being rescued. The Progress returned to Hakodate damaged. The Russian consul prepares a court inquiry statement. The Jingen Maru searched the scene for bodies.
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Yokohama
Progress
Hakodat
Japan
A. m
Yuzen Kawinhi Company
Tokio
Hukodut
Railway paving settled after West Sixth avenue dispute
West Sixth avenue property owners win brick pavement between the tracks after an agreement with the railway company. Vice President Myers secures a partial pledge from nearby owners to pay for a foot and a half of paving depending on future reversion of the avenue. The deal ends a heated conflict over brick versus cedar blocks and the condition of old trolley poles.
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West Sixth Avenue
Myers
West Sixth
Sixth Avenue
LE. Myers
Dewey Indictment Lifts Topeka Visit For Copies
Senator Youn 32 Hensin attorney for cP Dewey traveled to Topeka to obtain copies of indictments against the two Deweys W J and Lowry McBride plus W J Fintell. Charges allege intimidation of settlers to hinder filing on government lands. Several suspects held bonds. others, including Bouls McBride and W J Ratelit, remain at large or unlocated. The thirty arrested are in Manhattan with two others dispersed across western Kansas.
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Senator Youn
Hensin
Cp. Dewey
Topeka
Dewees
W. J
Lowry McBride
W. J. Fintell
Mt. Hessin
Wisco
Chsea
Chauncey Dewey
W. 3
McBride
Tor
Bouls McBride
W. J. Ratelit
Atwood
Manhattan
Dewey Party
Holland Cannot Recover From Severe Facial Injuries
Holland suffers a severe facial injury with a jaw fracture and concussion after an accident. Doctors fear death from the injuries and little hope remains for recovery. Weather and forecast details for Chicago, October 30 are noted with winds and conditions in Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Weather Eagle
Chicago
Kansas
Urisk Gorlkerty
55 000 A Week Business Situation Shows Dullness
A business report indicates earnings near 55 000 a week reflecting a generally dull market tone. Analysts note slow consumer demand and cautious investment reducing activity across sectors. The outlook remains unsettled as firms adjust payrolls and inventories amid uncertain conditions.
High Cotton Prices Boost Southern Trade Outlook
Special telegrams from the International Mercantile Agency report mixed U S and Canada trade conditions as the interseason period begins. Cotton prices rise supporting southern and midwest mills while Chicago Pittsburgh and New York show strength. Philadelphia St Louis and Minneapolis show cautious demand and labor effects. Overall grain movement steady with some rain needed for winter wheat. exports of iron and steel rising while orders decline in Korea.
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International Clercantile Agency
Canada
Gieago
Pittsburg
Balmore
Chicago
St. Loui
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Ming Incapolis
Minneapolis
Holt
Manchester
Lens
Firnasse
Pitteburg
Korea
Michigan
Northwest
Montreal
Toronto
Sault Ste. Marie
Walking Curiosity Srop at Haverford Depot
An eccentric man named George B. Jordan of Toledo was awakened at 1 o'clock by a porter at the Haverford depot. Police found a curious bundle of items in his pockets and coat including apples, Easter egg decorations, a cheap watch, garters, ribbons, hair switches, rabbit’s foot, cigarettes, photos, and assorted literature.
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Ardmore
George B. Jordan
Toledo
Haverford
Putratman King
Apollo Recital at E. 5 Guilds Music Store
The manager of Psycho presents the Apollo recital tonight at the IO TOE of B Guild Masty Co. Will feature Fr Howard Hill, a noted pianist, delivering a program in a style unmatched by any prior performances. The notice lists other local items and brief Chicago and Independence, Kansas entries with weather and postal investigation notes.
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Guild
B Guild Masty Co
Howard Hill
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