Temperance Meeting Set for Tomorrow in Hamilton Wall
A temperance gathering by the Camenlites of Seventeen and Christon Chigens Yashe is planned for tomorrow evening at Hamilton Wall. A committee of seventeen, led by AF Mie, prepared for the event, with Senator Petter to attend. Speakers include Capt. Joseph G. Waters, Tom M. Dee, J. G. Larimer, George M. Ferrick, and Rev. E. Wagner. a county meeting is slated for one week hence in Topeka to hear temperance speakers.
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Christon Chigens Yashe
Homilton Wall
Svein
Christian Chisene
Ignele
A. Kehes
Sruator Petter Wit
Ing
Joseph G. Waters
Tom M. Dee
J. G. Larimer
George M. Ferrick
Wushtarn
E. Wagner
Umet
Yonkers Labor Club House Opens Gifted by Cochran
William F Cochran opened the Working men's Club House at Yonkers on Labor Day, a gift to labor. The cornerstone laid on Labor Day marks a $24 000 lot and $12 000 edifice with a library room, reading room, newspaper racks, dressing rooms, baths, and a bicycle rack. The facility will house a circulating library, a reading room, and amenities for members and their families, with wives and daughters welcome one night weekly.
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F. Cochran
Workingmen's Club
Yonkers
New Fork
Halyworthw
William F. Cochran
Gattys Square
Mtr. Cochran
Hove
Mutiny in Congo Troops Reported in Uganda Dispatch
Sept dispatches from Uganda say mutineers of the Comee Pree State in the Torodin region killed Belgian officers and men and destroyed forts. Depredations reported across the area as mutiny spreads.
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Trosagis
Uganda
Drought Dries Up Corn and Water Supplies
Heat grips the region with a week of extreme temperatures. Corn crops suffer severe damage and pastures shrink while cattle need water as creeks fade. Wells run low and reservoirs face strain, with the summer among the driest on record for the area.
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St Louis
Ita
East Park
Macon
JUDGE HAZEN ON COSTS
District court ruling by Judge Hazen reduces some fees charged in the clerks office. Bicker claims the decision upholds most contentions with limited impact on overall costs. Waters says the cuts are modest and not likely to change fee structures materially.
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Tugs Hosentos
Mleteiet
le. Bicker
Dalngleem
Hazen
Peffer Calls for Unified Reform Party Across Parties
Former U S Senator Peffer argues Kansas reform clubs should unite under a new name rather than cling to party labels. He proposes a national conference of Democrats Republicans Populists and others opposing the gold standard to form a single broad reform party and urges starting with Kansas state discussions.
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Kansas
United States
Peffer
Ule Jt
Addiion
Thie Liwan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Journal
Advocate
Fropie
Jast
Tne
Peoples Party
State Central Committee
Acrid Fight Over Emporia Postmaster Plan Unfolds
In Emporia a heated clash surrounds the postmaster appointment. J H Wiggam, urged by C V Eskridge, sought to rebuke Lambert and Owing by scratching ticket names. Republicans planned a county convention caucus with delegate tickets, but Wiggam seized ballots to scratch Iswing and Lambert. Friends exposed the scheme, and 22 scratched tickets were found, linking Wiggam’s supporters to the attempt.
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Emporia
J. H. Wiggam
C. V. Eskridge
Wigeon
Burkile
Uckets
Iswing
Lambert
Raucus
Wigeam
Faithful A P Riddle criticizes rebellion against Cy Leland
A P Riddle of Bimmeapolis ex insurance commissioner visits the city with his daughter to Bethany college. He calls the Republican party infighting over Cy Leland foolish and declares support for Leland, arguing he has served the party and should not be opposed. He plans to stand by the national commit.
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A. P. Riddle
Bimmeapolis
Hang
Bethany College
Rian
St. Targis
Reepublican
Cy Leilani
Riddle
Leland
Mr. Riddle
Republicans Confident of Victory in Next Campaign
Major Hood of Emporia, visiting Topeka, expresses strong belief that Republicans will harmonize rival candidate suggestions and nominate a strong governor candidate to lead the party to victory. He argues the Populist administration disappoints many and that early organization will push a regressive campaign from the outside.
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Major Hood
Major C. Hood
Emporia
Topeka
Journal
Knight rails at rivals over coffin trade in Topeka
Four years of deep price cuts and large stock claim the 3.M. Knight says he dominates Shawnee county funeral trade. He exhibits caskets of chestnut pine and poplar in Topeka with large wholesale quotes and boasts of extensive hearse fleet and four houses. He vows to give away caskets before water comes and denounces DeMoss and Penwell as makers falsely claiming chestnut wood.
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J.M. Bsight
Samuel Scout
G. C. Corning
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Palmer
Nol
DeMoss
Lany School
Scott
United States
Hradbury
Corning
Tne
DeMoss & Penwell
Shawnee County
M. Knight
Wellman to Hunt Pole in Arctic Expedition Plan
New York journalist Walter Wellman announced preparations for a pole expedition aboard a Bergen sailed steamer due June 1. He expects a nine to ten man crew, mostly Norwegian with a few Americans, establishing a supply station at Cape Flora and pushing toward the pole early next year, aiming for a voyage from Cape Fligely to the pole covering about five hundred fifty miles.
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New York
Walter Wellman
Norway
Russia
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Avrange
Resoh
Pole
Sverdrup
Fram
Keary
Greenland
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Faye
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Late Sporting News Delivers Double-Header Split and Manager Turmoil
The article reports baseball results from New York and Cleveland with a New York Giants double-header win, plus Washington climbing the standings, and talks of Chicago directors seeking a new manager. It notes attendance figures and game details, including hits, runs, and pitcher changes across several games.
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New York
Sept
Bonner Skeptical On Two Minute Trotter Prospects
Robert Bonner, veteran horseman, doubts the two minute trotter will emerge soon. He cites Star Pointer’s near-record as not personally appealing and recalls bets with J Malcolm Forbes. He notes speed depends on mechanics, tracks, and gear, and predicts no guaranteed two minute trot within his lifetime.
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New York
America
Star Pointer
Bonner
Pacera
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Mr. Bonner
Anson to Go as Club Manager Next Season
A Chicago source claims Anson will step down as manager of the club next season. He reportedly has no contract, only an understanding with owners who may seek Clark Griffith to take the helm. The team, once pennant winners, has struggled for years and faces change.
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New York
Anson
Hitees
Chicagons
Clark Grifith
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