Enander Tonight Opens Local Campaign Meeting
Republican committee prepares for opening of the local campaign in Anandr. Reymbilcus county central committee arranged for a campaign meeting at the Be court house with entertainment by AH Coates and a phonograph. A meeting to be held at the old court follows.
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R Epublican
Reymbilcus
Som
Felten Han
Tnnee
Be Court
Anandr
Bine Swedien
Tran Chienge
Leute
Voy
Wnden
AH. Coates
Risley
Mayor Drew to take a week's rest and depart tomorrow
A garbled notice states Mayor Drew will leave tomorrow for a period of rest. It suggests city affairs will continue under acting officials while he is away, with plans for return after the week.
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Drew
Pepats Co
Sitogether
Mitales
North Topeka society notes from Kansas Avenue column
Procter Foucht will attend Washburn College this year and many locals make short trips and visits. News mentions people leaving for farms in Gnaga and Chicago, travels to Saint Joseph Missouri, St. Ennis and Guaymas Mexico, plus shopping and sales at local stores. Notables include Mrs George Risen Emmett and Mrs D Hewitt, while plans reveal new business ventures and family visits across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Procter Foucht
Washburn College
Icholson
North
Kansas Avenue
Nehrankat
Br. Fionn
St. Joseph
John M
Courtney
Jenkins
Gnaga
Hichard Jenkins
Gillespie
Ian
Jan
Millisery
Milin Dry Goods
Qua Smith
Chas
Sal
Ft. Madison
Ostley & PO
John
William Ec
Selende
Naesylvania
West Virginia
Georgy Hopkins
Elma hinVe
Guaymas
Mexico
Will Hve
Karieds Avenue
Ite Hopking
T. Mames
Rs. H. Ee Ao
Ches
Parcela
D. Ee Hewitt
Sis Harrison Street
Jefe
Chicago
Biss
Margaret Myers
Cron
Parimenentr
Flora Strateimeyer
Emma
Mayers Zigler
Erica
Jackson P
William Sharp
Capl- A Thator
Ash Mort
Fom Mankato
Jackson
Marg Atten
Baten
Tnt
Peverat
P. Wisan
Mra
Feeete
Harricon Atiwet Sdn- Gay
Lee
Buller Captures Boltskop Position in Boer Action
London dispatch reports from Lord Roberts that Gen Buller’s forces attacked Boltskop on September 7 and captured the Boer position. Boer retreat with heavy losses. British casualties include thirteen killed and two wounded.
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Gen. Buller
London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Buller
Boltskop
Browne Finds Crowd Rough at Topeka Labor Meeting
In Topeka a Browne labor speech met a restless crowd. A fight broke out as hecklers pressed around a sand board charting a serpent depiction. Police separated rail workers and disruptive youths, dispersing the crowd after midnight.
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Louis
Chicago
Browne
Bryan
McKinley
Topeka
Pavey
Wem
Matthew
Topeka mass meeting to hear Troutman speak
A mass meeting sponsored by the Topeka teachers union is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the First Congregational Church. D. M. will preside and A. Troutman will give the main address, with five minute talks planned by Lin J. Dunn, Annie L. Diggs, Judge T. Garver, and others. Special music will be provided by the male chorus of the Third Presbyterian Church.
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Topeka Auaterical Union
D. M
Tne
First Congregational Church
Rene Br
A. Troutman
Lin J.D. Quuntermine
Mm Annie Ll. Diges
T. ¥. Garver
Third Presbyterian Church
Wim
Knights of Columbus form new Topeka council
Topeka council Knights of Columbus organized Sunday afternoon led by James J. Gorman national organizer from Fall River. Officers elected include grand sergeant major, recording secretary Fe J. C. Coughlin, and others named Gannon Downey Monahan and Truston.
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Mew
Topeka
Knights of Columbus
James J. Gorman
Fall River
Maxi
Grand Sarge
Sey Knights
J. C. Coughlin
Cording
Gannon
Inhoyda
C. Downey
Suas
Price Guide Guard
Real Estate Transfers in Sherman and Vicinity
Real estate transfers include Sherman to Robert Nason for 276 dollars covering lots 76 724 and 6 Navarre in Rossville deeds to Rows anesota 74 76 Main St and Patrick T McAndrews and wife to SE Teahiler 32 Weg and tax deed details for 1 Fienlee and Clay st parcels T1S 71 and other properties. Evens and husband deed to Mary J Parks at 3000 pl res.
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Sherman
Robert Nason
Navarre
Rossville
C. Ww
Iinbotham
Main St
Patrick T. McAndrews
Fienlee
Clay St
Mullen
Washburn
Norton
China grants Li Hung Chang sweeping peace talks power
Washington dispatches relay that Li Hung Chang now holds absolute authority to negotiate with the powers for peace and settlement of the war. The edict dates to late August and charges him as sole Chinese negotiator with discretion, without requiring imperial confirmation. Wu Ting Fang reports the credential scope is complete and emphasizes no need for emperor approval.
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Washington
Li Hung Chang
Il Huck Chang
Isigter Wu
London
Min
Inter
Chih Chen Lan Fen Luh
Thas
Germany
Credentiaia
Far East
China
Hamburg
Shuanghai
United States
Princeton
Woo Sung
New Orleans
Bhanghai
Japan
Shanghai
Pekris
Halle
Tsun Li Yamen
War Department
Taku
Tien Tel
Pekin
von Ketteler
New York
the Tribune
S&ys
Chung
Wu Ting Fang
State Department
Ti Hung Chang
Brritain
Dewater
Hill
Ching
Hung Chang
Nankin
Wu Chang
Prince Ching
Bart Li
Chaffee
Offeeris
Withdre
Americreme
Ti In
Unclear wartime dispatch on shifting commands and bases
Whiter sets a full month to renew exchange with the capital. Secretary Hill talks with German chargé Sternberg about recruitment and suspending communication. No material change. Sternberg sails to Shanghai then Hong Kong as military base shifts, with arrival expected this week and three days later.
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Pation Sternberg
Hill
Emia
Shanghai
Tain
Hong Kong
State Journal Admits Nonpolitical Stance Amid National Politics
The State Journal asserts it is not a political organ while highlighting its broad coverage of national and local news. It notes being among the first Topeka papers to print speeches and endorsements, presenting Republican viewpoints and McKinley’s letter of acceptance as timely political documents drawing wide interest across parties.
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State Journal
Indianapolis
Soungsters
Ohio
Leave Pekin for Shanghai American legation move planned
Washington reports that unless Ambassador Conger provides stronger reasons to stay in Pekin the American legation will be moved to Shanghai. General Chaffee will escort Conger to Taku and Admiral Remey will take them to Shanghai aboard the Brooklyn. Most U.S. troops may depart Pekin around October 1 with possible winter retention options.
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New York
Tribune Trean Washington
Conger
Pekin
Shanghai
Chaffee
Minster
Legation
Taku
Remey
Brooklyn
War Department
Pel-Ho
Wil
Pel Chi St
President’s Party Heads to Wedding in Somerset
Washington dispatch reports the president and Mrs McKinley leaving at 11 on a special train for Somerset Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of Misa Mabel McKinley the president’s niece. The party includes Mrs Matthews a sister of the president’s clan and a stenographer. They expect to arrive at 7 20 p m via Harper’s Ferry and Lowe.
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Washington
Somerset
Misa Mabel McKinley
McKinley
Matthews
Nestling Bird Aids After Wind Storm In Boston
During a windy day a young oriole fell from its nest and was rescued by kind neighbors. The bird was kept indoors near a window as the storm subsided. The adults gathered nearby and appeared to guide the chick, coaxing the young creature with protective actions and coordinated care.
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Boston Christian Register
Two Cotton Failing Firms Hit New York Cotton Exchange
Two failures were announced at the cotton exchange in New York on Sept. 10. Gay Tt Schiffer and L. G. Schiffer, prominent in the cotton trade, failed, yet the market felt little effect. Illinois Capital reports a census rise to 24 963, up 3808 from before. Burdock Blood Bitters linked to digestion issues and health recovery.
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New York
Cotton Exchange Today
Gay Tt
Schiffer
L. G. Schiffer
Illinois
Washington
Teau
Wheat market opens firm on, cautious ahead of government levy
Chicago traders weigh buying and selling as government duties loom this afternoon. Wheat outlook fears a 500,000,000 bushel crop. shipments, world totals, and ocean passage drop while Northwest weather stays unfavourable. October advances briefly, then weakens. receipts mix. Provisions market strong, hogs steady. cash can be strong as buyers push ahead.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Wie
Tober
Bree
Baend
Ig Irge
St Mary
Sesatae
Getoter
Timothy
Market summary shows cattle and hog receipts nationwide
Receipts across markets include cattle hogs and sheep with mixed demand. Texas natives and western stock show varied prices, with primes around 30.00 and calves 3.50 to 7.00. Kansas City reports steady to higher prices for bulk sales and cattle receipts near 16 000, with steers and cows trading at modest gains and packers bidding.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Kansas City
Wheat Prices And Markets Across Regions
A dense market briefing notes wheat, corn, and oats movements in Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Duluth with receipts, prices, and futures sentiment. It cites weekly weather hints, rail freight notes, and a New York money market outline, highlighting varied regional demand and stock levels.
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