Browne Seeks Senate Bid Debating Any Candidate
Carl Browne declares candidacy for United States senator and calls for debates with Jerry Simpson or any rival. He endorses the Social Democratic ticket and urges labor reform, promising to travel and publicly reaffirm support while challenging opponents to discuss key issues.
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Carl Browne
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Jercy
Browne
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Clemens Tor
Bryan Per Browne
Bourbon County
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Mr. Browne
Tudorne
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Social Democratic
Eugene V. Dube
Humanity
Clemens
Joniter
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Bimpesa
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United States
Setimtor
Jerry Simpson
Strike is Dead in Wilkesbarre After Mine News
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania excitement over the mining strike faded as the United Mine Workers faction in Plymouth grew stronger. Reports from Indianapolis suggest the executive board’s actions favored operators, though the impact remains uncertain.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyowkus
Plymouth
United Mine Workers Organisation
Indianapelie
Oper- Stork
Imported Speakers At Last Night's Meetings
Two foreign speakers attracted audiences at gatherings last night. Dr Jon A Hoan presented on Swedish affairs, while Cul A Condict operated a large phonograph to entertain attendees. The event took place at the off court house with local residents noted among the audience.
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Jon A. Hoan
Og Aratok
Howe
A. Condict
Forced to Call a Doctor in Baltimore Christian Scientists Scandal
Baltimore on September 11 reports turmoil as Christian Scientists face criticism for rejecting doctors and drugs. The case involves Mine Susan Whiteinck and the treatment of Bilas Whittick, with nurses hired and home remedies employed while authorities and families debate medical care versus faith healing.
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Baltimore
Christian Zee Tate
Balsienars
Bilas Whittick
Che Pesan
Cale
Washington
Digcine
Otter
Coe
Steam Pipe Burst At Baldwin Works Kills Two, Injures Four
A steam pipe explosion at Baldwin's Locomotive Works on September 11 killed one worker and seriously injured four others, with one more initially reported dead and two others unnamed. Injured victims include Dennie Delaney James Kelly Andrew Burns and Adolph Hoestle.
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Baldwin Works
Baldwin
Dennie Delaney
James Kelly
Andrew Burns
Adolph Hoestle
Deaths and Funerals Notices and Times
Deaths documented include Mrs Toilled at her home on 24 tryter street from heart disease aged 23 with funeral arrangements at 1 o clock and burial in Bur Springs. Fred Rausch died at his Grover station home with burial in Linn Creek cemetery. Jennie Pyles funeral set for Arch Street and burial in Topeka cemetery. Surname spellings vary but the notices indicate multiple local obituaries and scheduled burials.
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Fred Rausch
Grover Station
Linn Creek
J. A
Peter Eboney
Jennie Pyles
Topeks
Santa Fe Telegraphed Repair Efforts After Storm
Mr J A Sampaon general foreman of the Santa Fe says work to rebuild the telegraph line into Galveston is underway. A cable car is rushing through Gulf Colorado Santa Fe tracks. Telegraph communication expected to resume within the week as damage from the storm is assessed.
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J. A. Sampaon
Gulf
Colorado
Santa Fe
Galveston
Open Campaign Day Planned for Wakutina
A campaign event is slated for Wakutina tomorrow under Republican county committee auspices. Attendees are urged to bring ration cards to the bank. notable speakers include Fr. Boott of Lola and Chacis Guta. A Third Regiment Band and a roustabout quartet will perform. The round trip fare is 133 cents. the Santa Fe train departs the depot at 9:30 am. The Splitters McKinsey Roosevelt Club will attend, carrying white and blue umbrellas. Swedish Baptist officers report the annual conference, with Rev J A Ook presiding over year-end resolutions.
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Tomorry
Sry Wakutina
Chacing Curtis
Roubadour
Santa Fe
Ruouk Wenneslay
McKinsey and Roosevelt Ub
Untitled confrontation ends with suspect surrender
A man involved in a disturbance fled to a police station seeking no warrant, while the other party described as a Gay man was cut with a weapon. The arrestee turned herself in as officers arrived, and two police officers assisted in the incident.
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Johanna Ner Seema
Johannes
Johenne
Over 50 Towns Ruined in Devastating Disaster
The report lists dozens of victims and missing persons across multiple towns. Many families, including Claude J. Fordtran and Mrs. Amundtson, lose spouses, children, and relatives as the disaster unravels through the community. Rescue efforts focus on locating survivors and accounting for those taken.
Martial law declared in Galveston and inland Texas
A Dallas bulletin reports Governor Sayers has placed Galveston city and inland areas under martial law. Adjutant General Scurry is ordered to evacuate or seize materials to take charge immediately, instructing the populace to bury the dead.
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Dallas
Tex
Goveonor Sayers
Galveston City
Scurry
Mate Eria
Beatrice Truck Gardener Charged in Old Murder Case
Beatrice Neb September 1. A truck gardener living near Wymore is arrested on charges of participating in the murder of farmer David Jones three years ago. Jones was a well-to-do resident of the area.
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Beatrice
Neb
Wymore
Joe Grimessone
David Jones
Jones
Authorities Pursue Suspects After Eastern Case Breakthrough
Constable Grimes issued a warrant yesterday afternoon for a primary suspect in the crime. Officers report strong evidence against the individual and anticipate apprehending the other three alleged participants by tomorrow as the investigation continues.
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Grimes
Gage policy criticized over silver and gold payments
In a Washington discussion, Holden challenges Mr. Gage's stance on silver dollars and silver certificates. He cites experiments at National Bank of Commerce and National City Bank obtaining silver notes and certificates, arguing the Treasury would be unable to cover obligations in silver for more than a week. Holden contends Bryan could not be paid in silver beyond a short period, asserting the letter served political aims for Republicans.
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St. Louis Republic
York
Treasury
Leling
McKinley
Holden
Dent
Gage
Holaan
United States
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Bryan
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
Republican Party
The Storms Track Northward Through Midwest
A Texas to Iowa storm has intensified and will move northeastward tonight, bringing severe gales to Lake Michigan and eastern Superior, with thunderstorms and squalls across Illinois, Indiana, southern Wisconsin, lower Michigan, northern Ohio, and around Lakes Ontario and Erie. Willis Moore, Chief United States Weather Bureau.
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Lewiston returns show Republican lead in state race
Fragmentary figures indicate Republicans ahead in Lewiston and surrounding towns with Hill leading for state office and Lord trailing. Early tallies suggest Republican strength across counties with several districts reporting strong margins over Democrats. Data appears incomplete but points to a sizable GOP plurality statewide.
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Hill
Lord
Frank
Foreclosure suit filed against Bellville Water Power Co
Geo. M. Myers sues in U S circuit court against Bellville Water Light and Power Co of Bellville Kansas. Company reportedly in bad financial condition with unpaid 45000 bonds bearing 6 percent interest and unpaid interest. Also notes failure to pay taxes and other financial distress mentioned. Local items note court actions and community notices including a political meeting and minor arrests.
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Geo. M. Myers
U. S
Bellville Water, Light and Power Company
Bellville
Kan
God Halders m. 1
Foulkes
East Sixth Avenue
Batnar
Ras
Spectrany
Mae
Petrone
Eton County
Independence
Missionaries and local church mail routing at Shiloh School
The article notes Shiloh School in a small community, with Sandford and local neighbors receiving mail at the mission post near the Lewis and farm post office. Pastor F Parkum of the Divine Healing Mission helped as a teacher for six weeks, joining Sandford in June and returning to Topeka two weeks ago.
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Shere
Het
Divine Healing Mission
Shiich
Sandford
Topeka
Newsboys In Prize Fight Ended Up in Police
York report says two newsboys fought on West Thirtieth Street near Twenty-ninth Street, with a crowd watching a marked ring on the pavement. Referee and timekeeper were seen as Tim the Hat. Ages cited as about 12, suspects Orris Lascar and Patrick Mulvaney, Irish youth accused of rough handling. They cried at the police station and were kept overnight in Gerry Society rooms.
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Thirtieth Street
Prise
Orris Lassar
Seventh Avenue
Patrick Mulvaney
Twenty-seventh Street
Mulvaney
Ed Lascar
Gerry Society
Two Hundred Cases Before September Jury Term
The district court records show from January 5, 1890 to September 1 of the current year that 7,011 cases were tried or disposed of. Of these, 1,007 were jury cases, 3,818 court cases, and 2,186 dismissed. During the same period 9,208 demurrers and motions were heard and disposed of.
Parade of Machines on Washburn to Benbrook Road
Machinery for the experimental road arrives and will be fired up. Three engines two dump wagons and a stone crusher are unloaded on Second Street Santa Fe. Three men guide the display showing operation to the public tomorrow between nine and eleven.
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Washburn College
Benbrook
Second Street
Santa Fe
THREE THOUSAND MINERS MAY STRIKE OVER WAGE SCALE
Knoxville Tenn September 11 Coal miners and operators plan a meeting at Coal Creek to discuss the wage scale for the next year. Leading companies show no comment on likely results. A general miners strike is feared if no contract is agreed. Most mines have closed and rail traffic declines threaten thousands of jobs and dependents.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Southern Railway
Millionaires Contest in New York Congressional Race
Saratoga New York September 1 The Tam many state men predict a Republican nomination for young Cornelius Vanderbilt and a plan to counter with D H Belmont Belmont is expected to run in the district home to the Engels and the Sullivans The Tammany pursuit centers on a race between two millionaires Belmont versus Vanderbilt drawing notable interest for its potential impact and alignments
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Saratoga
N. Y
Sept. I
Tammany
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Congress
D. H. F. Belmont
Omm
Freas
Belmont
Engels
Sullivans
Friendship Ceases and a Swede Leaves Town
Eric Erickson a Swede who did not speak Hinglish left the barn with a suit of clothes and a cap that did not belong to him. He went to Kansas City with John Saga, told police his trouble, and requested Eric be arrested.
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Eric Knon
Fation
Eric
Kansas City
John Saga
Market Report Wheat Quiet but Firm on Home Demand
Chicago financial desk notes wheat overall quiet yet firm on domestic demand and weather-related conditions. Market activity shows advances amid home demand and supply factors. futures movement hints at cautious optimism for near term trading.
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Chicago
Tsb
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Cattle and Hogs Active
Market notes from Kansas City detail cattle receipts near 2,988 with 9,080 shipments and hog receipts around 30,581. Prices for native cows, steers, and calves show varied levels. hogs noted steady with demand from feeders and packers. Nearby regional listings mention Topeka, Chicago, and New York price movements and butter, sugar, and grain activity.
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Essen
Efcia
Market Notes and Commodity Prices From Chicago Board of Trade
Fragmented text reports futures quotes and market activity for wheat corn oats and related commodities. Mentions Chicago Board of Trade levels Liverpool prices and New York money market with reference to December and current month trades and estimated tonnage.
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New York
J. C. Gaines Commis
Board of Trade
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