Trade rumor swirls over McKnight senatorial bid
Secretarieship of state denies any nomination deal and predicts McKnight win in new primary. Clark rebuts claims of a pact, noting no violation or truth to accusations. Reporters chase a turbulent, disputed district contest amid party maneuvers and convention plans.
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Fokus
Festmard
Thare
Kaunas
Mr. Hosein
Uim
Vweil
Clark
McKnight
New Convent
Marines
Marinet
Sera Tee
Deenie
Cale Nist
Towne and Allen Open Democratic Campaign in Washington
Charles A. Towne and Senator Allen of Nebraska toured the Democratic campaign in Washington with an audience of about 4000. Towne spoke for three hours in strong voice while Allen delivered a strong address on the campaign’s condition and platform.
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Washington
Charles A.towne
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Towne
Bela
Sec- Rlor Aliett Made & Uweiet
A Rowie
Grape Nuts Fund Aids Newport Schoolgirl
A Newport Indiana girl testifies that Grape Nuts food improved her weight and school work after poor health. She notes she gained pounds and mental clarity, praising the product and urging parents to consider it for children. The message emphasizes benefits from the cereal and its nutrients.
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Newport
Ind
Ethel Thectton
Campaign train stops amid rain as Roosevelt and Bryan vie
Governor Roosevelt spoke in a rain soaked campaign tour with an open air meeting at Simseton and a return to Milbank. He urged re electing President Schiniey amid warnings of gold standard policies and the need to support working people and farmers. The trip included stops at Ortonville and paraphrases of 1892 debates, with appeals to compare past promises to present outcomes.
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Teremiel
Philip
Preai
Dent Schiniey
Ward
Umibrellia
Linsenna
Oper Bouss
Ierlim Crown
Stowx
Asten
Gore
Roosevelt
Milbank
Ortonvile Allin
Goreing
Fou
Guy
Aene
Bryan
Minneapolis
New York
Tampany Halliand
Ucket Umes
Republcan
Ads
Lngfog
Washington
Pareo
Wappeton
Train blown off track shocks city brother hurt
M D Henderson receives a letter from his Houston based brother B B Henderson describing the Galveston storm wreck and detailing the awful events. The missive notes the terrible details already reaching the city as news of the disaster spreads.
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M. D. Henderson
M.D. Henderson
BB Henderson
Houston
Galveston
Train wreck near Houston injures many as car carriers collapse
A wreck about two miles from Houston leaves one woman dead and at least twenty four others hurt or missing as a train derails from a track. The injured report broken ankles and severe fractures. Survivors describe hours without medical aid and being moved by boxcar to Alvin. The surrounding towns near Galveston suffer ruin.
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St. Batnly
Houston
Wwe
Caram
Mlien
Alvin
Evry Hove
Galveston
Galvestan
McCray Grievance Over Post Office Mail Delays
The Silver Republican state committee complains of postal delays from Topeka. Secretary D O McCray reports letters addressed to Hon James North Kansas were stumped and deposited in Havana Ave mail, with other mails missing for days. He asks Postmaster to investigate and fix the error while noting a cited speech excerpt about monetary policy.
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Silver Republican State Committee
Topeka
Postuiie
D. O. McCray
Ecretery
Havana
Om. James
North Kansas
James
Ae Cad Tenery
Joan Gothrig
Nocereaia
Bavekansd
Judea
Guihele
McKinney
Wil van MekKinsey
House of Representatives
Kent Mekinsey
Kansas
Republican Party
United States
Receipts at Havana Custom House for August
War Department division releases August receipts from Havana customs totaling 961,906 dollars. Separate notes report wage talks in Pittsburg chimneys, with manufacturers offering 3 to 6 percent raises and workers seeking 10 percent, plus planned factory reopening next week employing about ten thousand. A Wichita Galveston car addition and an El Tina Oklahoma car note appear among scattered items.
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Havana
Washington
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
War Department
Pittsburg
Auditorium minstrels and local events mix in Kansas town
Local notes describe auditorium minstrel acts to open Monday at Modoc club rooms with specialty artists and a varied programme. references to town sports, court matters, and police activity appear amid fragmented lines from a Kansas Community page.
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Kansas Medical
Kansas Avenue
Wakarusa
Snes
Bertey
Cocke
Yesteree
Monace
Modoc
Pact Shirk
Rocaime Fend
Ume
Denver
Lambert
B.W. Haines
Wichita
United States Court
Coal strike spreads to rail and mines in 1919 era talks
United Mine Workers leaders announced proposals to arbitrate wage disputes with coal firms and to hold concurrent employer union meetings in the same town on the same date. A strike order would take effect Monday unless arbitration is accepted. Telegrams from Indianapolis and Hazelton noted no reply by September 12.
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Ubtic
United
Ie Dablis
Aervices
Coe
L Coal
Hazelton
U Sited
North Topeka Social Notes Note Odd Items and Local Visits
North Topeka column items note printing firm drop off point 835 Kansas quenus. Several notices cover sales at a shoe and hosiery shop tonight and Monday. Residents Jeffers Higbet and James Phil e appear in community chatter. A street corner sermon near Laurent street draws a mall audience. Louis Guffey is injured at Otto Kuehne Vibesar factory after a blast from a boiler. Church events include Sunday school and a Vermont-tinged program at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Mrs F Grear returns from Middletown Ohio to prepare for North Topeka residence, husband Mr Grear securing a New Era job. Charles Thomson arrives from Huecelen, China with wife and two children Andrew and Benest. Thomson plans winter in town. A Tom Thumb wedding for Ed Holan is noted amid social bustle.
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Jeiraball Printing Company
Kansas Quenus
Nicholson
Jeffers
Wyveira
Fetters
Thoms Higbet
Patrbury
James Phile
Kansas
Avenue
Laurent Street
Louis Guffey
Otto Kuehne Vibesar
Bokers
Church of the Good Shepherd
Asnen Bywater
Charles Thieek
Waldo
Buckport
George Duffy
St. Louis
Central Avenue Christian Church
F. Grear
Middletown
Cons
North Tropeka
Grear
Kane & Co
Charles Thomson
Andrew
Benest
Huecelen
China
Thomson
George 7. Graves
Ed Holan
Dean van Nens
Will van Ness
New Bethany Teacher Harriet Tuttle Drake Named
A new instructor Harriet Tuttle Drake joins Bethany College under the footing of a long experience and strong poise. The appointment follows a recommendation from Mins Exmrms F. Root. The department notes water supply issues and slow progress in past months.
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Harriet Tuttle Drake
Sisko
Bethany College
F. Root
Ee Teaver
Registering Voters After City Annexation Plan
City plans to register voters in newly annexed tracts before the election. Many residents not previously registered may face difficulties determining if they reside inside the city. A city map showing annexed property is being prepared, and notices will announce the window for voter registration.
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Specia
Deaths and Funerals Charles W Martin
Charles Wesley Martin son of Rev Jostua Martin died at 6 oclock at his home 1084 Jackson street North Tex 1881 in GeorgetexAs. He was kind amiable a fine singer generous and loyal. Funeral services will be private at the house at 3 oclock Monday afternoon.
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Charles Wesley Martin
Jostua Martin
Jackson
GeorgetexAs
Bryan speaks in Indiana on trusts and Democratic hopes
Traveling speaker William Jennings Bryan arrived in Terre Haute and toured Greencastle and Brazil, pressing his anti-trust and pro-Democratic platform. He criticized Republicans over money and policy while urging Indiana to back the Democratic slate in the upcoming election.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bryan
St. Louis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Brazil
Vandalia
Ill
Efingham
Ryan
South Africa
Paul Kruger
Marathon
McKinley
Illinois
Vandalla
Blingham
Indiana
Wheat edges higher amid market influence and weak receipts
Chicago Sept 15 Wheat rose modestly after early strength, aided by overseas cash sales and local receipts totaling modest gains. Corn held steady with limited size changes while oats remained dull, October futures easing slightly. Cattle receipts noted as steady, with prime steers in demand and prices lifting.
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Guruber
Seaboard
Tecelpia
Wheat market turmoil and trade shifts noted in early market report
A late summer market digest outlines wheat and corn activity with price moves, demand signals, and speculative interest. It notes higher tendencies, pressure from shorts, and cash demand steady, amid broader commodity and weather influences across New York and Chicago exchanges.
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West Sea
Teathiek Ak
Bres
Tate and
Tha
Mecumi
Wanted Female Help and Farm Labor Advertisements
Fragmented classified notices seeking female help for domestic and farm tasks in Chicago and New York, offering low weekly wages and simple duties. Additional lines note cotton market prices and general market listings with brief price ranges and trading terms.
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el Tena
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Wilson
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Ritchell
Eliabeth C. Morris
Scranton
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Ould
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Bae Spann
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Ienegt
Kansas City
Uw Baer
Pole Topo Board of Trade
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J.C. Goings Commission
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Topeks
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Wear
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Christian Man
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Perme Bent Peeition Trust
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Suleamen
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Yorke
Lidig
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