Vanderbilts at Christening Divides Upper Society
A Parisian style gala marks the christening of Cornelius Vanderbilt the younger in New York. The event exposes a feud between the elder Vanderbilt circle and the Wilsons as guests gather at Fifth Avenue society circles. The child, healthy and calm, receives attention from relatives while business and inheritance chatter swirl around the family fortune estimated in millions.
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Brenuse Cornelius
Papi
Manning
Cornscus
Wilmon
Vanderbilt
Pereane Lee
Tata
Ehracline
Ware
Mimere
Astor
Mar
Thomas
Rickard
Wilson
Cornelius the Younes
Mra
Aurora
Orme
Myles G. Mromter
Willy E. Venserbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Deh Wesley Brown
The Gay Matinee Girl Casts a Shadow on Tour
The Gay Matinee Girl company loses its soprano Louise Durham known as Mrs George Green after a dispute over bringing her infant daughter on tour. A nurse in New York reports the baby’s color and dimples faded, prompting Durham to return home. The understudy fills in as Durham departs, and the troupe plans quick fixes with changes to the show and cast.
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New York City
Crawford
Totte
Louise Durham
Misa Durbar
George Green
Mattie Vickers
Beno
Louise Dartam
Miss Durham
Hilton
New York
Alga
Puand
Statch
Hichtan
Topeka
Yoursity
Myitie Vickers
Monroe
Hart
Chief Strauss Warns of Tough Action for Property Crimes
Chief Strauss warned tonight that property destruction will be met with stern punishment. He said special police will be stationed citywide and offenders will be arrested and held at the station until morning. He insisted he means business and will treat all alike.
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Ohler Straus
Hole
Paola crowd applauds Webb speech at opera house
A large Saturday crowd filled Paola’s opera house to hear Insurance Commissioner Webb osm. The Paola brass band drew strong interest as Mr. Mc Nall delivered a biting but courteous speech. The audience gave prolonged applause when he asserted total losses would be paid in full.
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Peane
Webbosm
Paola
Mc Nall
Sioux Threaten Trouble Over Pine Ridge Agent Clapp
Reports from South Dakota indicate an organized movement to remove Agent Clapp from the Pine Ridge reservation. Secretary Buss stated there is no department opposition to his removal or transfer and that the issue will not be entertained.
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Anness
Clupp
Pine Ridge
Washington
Interior Department of Tra
South Dakota
Clapp
Buss
Indian Show Coming Exhibit in Wichita Visitors From Sioux and Arapaho
A traveling Indian exhibition arrives in Wichita with twenty Sioux and Arapaho people. The party plans to tour the country this afternoon, with agents approving their trip. They will travel by wagon and respond to public demands for demonstrations.
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Wichita
Dante
Harry Norman Dead Headed Minstrels Member Dies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati October 31 Harry Norman a member of the Al G Field minstrels died today after illness in Cincinnati while the troupe on tour had to halt. Wireless dispatches say orders from the War Department send four artillery units to Fort Sheridan and stations to Porto Rico and other posts.
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Hie Wen
al G Field's
Minstrels
Cincinnati
Harry Norman
al G. Field Minstrels
Rnley
Washington
War Department
Porto Fico
Fort Sheridan
Murdered for his Gold in Aleaks Yukon Venture
Chicago builder Loula Scala vanished after plans to mine Yukon gold. His partners allegedly faced a fatal sea storm, with letters from Alaska recounting a shipwreck and drownings. Mrs Scala faced conflicting, unsigned reports before a September postmark claimed his death.
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Chicase
the Chronicle
Loula Scala
Cage
Aleaks
Newis
Fants
Seattle
Mia Scala
Yukon River
Scala
Chicago
Oret
Leavin
Kins
Lenin
Alpha
Bro. Scala
Mall
St. Mfichael
Meath
St. Aichael
Alphia
Yukon
Oate
Ama
Lampart City
Alaska
Parker to go to Cuba as first lieutenant in Twelfth New York
A. Parker once sergeant major of the Twenty first Kansas reeorganization resigned when promoted by the adjutant general to First Lieutenant in the Twelfth New York. Governor Black of New York refused to commission the Kansas man and warned of appointing a New Yorker instead. Parker then entered the quartermasters department at a substantial salary.
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A. Parker
Twenty-first Kansas Ree
Leonard
New York
Black
Kansas
Parker
Quartermasters Department
Political speech frames county turnout in Garnett event
Secretary of the railroad commissioners Mr Senter spoke to a large audience in the Garnett Convention hall on Saturday. He addressed state and national issues while noting Anderson County’s usual Republican lean and predicting a possible shift. J D Stephens current representative’s record as legislator boosts momentum amid the race.
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Garnett
Mr.Senter
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Gatlurine
Pete
J. D. Stephens
A New Haven Dressmaker Hears Word From California
Helena J. Johnson, a New Haven dressmaker, received word from a California contact that a former customer had died wealthy there, leaving her a small fortune. The message suggested possible misfortune and travel to California, but details were unclear and Johnson remained cautious about the claim and its source.
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New Haven
California
Nee
Haven
New York
Starti
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area
Death notices for Mine Hodes, daughter of WH and Hedecca Hodges, at her parents home on Harrison Street, and Mrs. Mary Enedy dying of lung trouble at her Topeka residence. Also reference to Topeka Byer funeral in Church of the Assumption and a note on local industry with Walker Manufacturing contracting for government work. Includes ads for Gipsy Queen Baking Powder, Wagie’s Silver Statue Cigars, Eagle’s Hose and other products.
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Mine Hodes
Hedecca
Walker Manufacturing Company
Busin
Crumer
Aise Pee
Euns
Elecrkwerk
Dupuy's New Cabinet in France Names Premier and Ministers
Paris reports the new French cabinet with Dupuy as premier and interior minister, Dect as war minister, Lebret as justice minister, Lockroy at marine, Delcasse foreign affairs, Delorme commerce, and additional appointments to agriculture public works and colonies.
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Paris
Krants
Fraud at Omaha Exposition Shocks Officials
A arrest of H B Hardt assistant manager sparks fraud charges at Omaha exposition. He denies forgery and threatens countercharges while exhibitors demand rehearing of awards. warrants allege he altered award results for value. Five general managers are jailed for contempt as tensions mount among rival exhibition factions.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha Exposition
H. B. Hardt
Herat
Hardt
Hartt
H. 8. Cochran
Eompton
Scott
Cairo
Waneger
Na- Cone
Tention
Mrs Peckam in Chicago baby death linked to telegraph worker
Mrs Peckam, wife of telegraph operator KE Peckam formerly employed by W L Chamberlain in this city, lost her infant in Chicago. Chamberlain helped raise a relief fund from telegraph operators in Topeka, providing a ticket and clothes for the woman and her children.
Armour caught short in October riba market turmoil
Armou r and Cudahy believed short as October riba prices swung from 5.20 to 5 47 4 Supplied by Anglo American bid to lift prices. Celtic escort ships Oregon and Iowa report arrival notices Washington DC. Bahia dispatches note Celtic voyage. Rome’s Tenth ward reports a fall injuring a person in progress. Peertew Steam Laundry solicits state journal subscription.
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Chicago
Riba
Ttme
Anglo-American
Armour and
Cudahy
Bahia
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Honolulu
Tahie
Department
Tompermeiille
Bahis
Bald Headed Woman Dominates Divorce Hearing
In district court Mrs. Louise Billiken sues for divorce from Herbert A. Milliken, now in the U S Army. Her baldness and auburn wig are central to the case as her mother explains hair loss from childhood. Judge Hazen pauses case to consider alimony and grandchild access as Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Milliken object.
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District Court
Louise Billiken
Herbert A. Milliken
United States Regular Army
Halr
Noyes Milliken
Kunkel Granted Bail In Wife-Murder Case
Lawrence paper reports Judge S A Riggs ruled no further jail time needed. J J Kunkel released on bail of 10000 dollars to ensure attendance at the November district court term for his wife murder case, with appearance set for trial.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Kanways
J. J. Kunkel
S.A. Riggs
Cousins County District Court
Tolay
Dudge
Kunkel
Theft of costumes at Crawford theater saddens troupe
The Gay Matinee Girl Company reported valuables stolen from dressing rooms after a matinee at Crawford theater. Attire valued at 875 vanished while performers left their rooms unguarded. several items lost, including a pair of hose, with no recovery yet. A suspicious stage worker was questioned but not charged.
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the Gay Matinee Girl
Ivane
Bojuersne Geewren van Coneisson
Piane
Oresking
Rooigs
Crawford Theater
Ter Eitire
Sacdinne
Mag Brewford
Market Report from Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices
Chicago market report notes wheat prices down on weaker Liverpool prices and slow export demand. December opens lower at Gaza, with some buying later as farmers cover. Argentine frost damages raise some optimism. U.S. corn and wheat futures show mixed moves amid light receipts and active commercial buying.
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Liverpool
Gaza
Jenet
Gicera Uon
Argentine
America
Toa
Sia
Danubian
Chicary
Zio
May
Zee
Ingether
Packing House
Strenathene
Bewan Sc
Mme Sihdana
Siker
Chicago Livestock Market Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market notes hogs and cattle receipts and bids with figures. Estimated hogs tomorrow about 37 000 and cattle about 3 000 with Texas steers and stockers mentioned. market slower with varying bids and regional price references. Reeves, secretary, records totals and notes labor terms.
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Chicago
Get
Stockers
New York Money Market Summary Shows Mixed Demand
Fragmented OCR reads indicate New York money market activity with mentions of prime and sterling interest and varied demand. References to bond coupons and prices appear amid garbled terms, suggesting a routine market report with inconsistent figures and partial data.
Market Gossip from the Wheat and Cotton Markets
Market notes from Chicago and New York detail receipts and prices for wheat and corn, with Liverpool selling wheat and New York insiders noting bank reserve trends. Chicago receipts today include wheat, corn, and oats. Newark stock volume and grain supplies are summarized. Cotton market prices and sales in New York are also mentioned, with a closing note on Wickham Commis Co. offerings in Topeka.
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Kanone
Omaha
Kannan Cil
Prada
York
Liverpool
Ena
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Pamston
Pashuta
Vale
Newark
Moon
Between Christ Hospital and North Popeks Baptist Church Portrait of Pacers Dreastein
Fragmentary notice describes a small percussion or draft device between two buildings with bell sounds and silver plates, mentions hospital and a box, and offers a liberal reward for information or return.
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Tlost
Christ Hospital
North Popeks Baptist Church
Qack
Carte Hospital
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