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Weather Outlook for Kansas and Chicago Segment
For Kansas show ers this afternoon with partly cloudy skies and cooler tonight Shallow showers expected in extreme southeast with a possible Menstreet area in the far northwest Fair skies elsewhere with cooler conditions in the central region tonight
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Public opinion on lynching and law administration
An editorial condemns mob justice and calls for firmer enforcement of laws. It cites recent lynchings in Versailles Indiana as evidence of growing public acceptance of extrajudicial killings. The piece argues courts must provide swift, fair punishment while authorities must deter crime and restore respect for statutes.
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Richmond Council Proposes Ordinance On Vagrants
Richmond Virginia Sept city council committee moved toward passage of an ordinance to seize the services of vagrants and tramps found in the city The measure aims to prevent conflict with regular city forces while enforcing actions against vagrants and tramps and is to be drafted to avoid legal clashes.
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President's Vacation Second Instalment Likely in New England
Washington reports indicate the president will resume his vacation after a brief stay in the capital and plan to remain in New England through early October. In Arizona, McLemith and the territorial secretary push a new railroad project from Kingsman to White Hills camp, backed by A J Root and other capitalists. Diarrhea Balsam is advertised as a vegetable remedy claiming superior efficacy.
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Money Making Plan At Festival Bureau Dispute
Committee of Fifteen voices dissatisfaction with how the Festival Bureau of Information is run. M D Hemison to direct quarters free of charge while debates on rent collection and cot rentals surface. Public comfort concerns rise as organisers plan better transportation, sleeping spaces, and guest escorts for visiting officials during festival week.
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Pail to Reach Klondike. Topeka Pair Return Disappointed
Mr and Mrs HL McCassin of Kansas Avenue attempted to reach the Klondike via Seattle and Portland. They sought passage on a steamship in irregular conditions, found prices steep, and turned back to Topeka after weeks away. They plan a renewed attempt February first with sturdy gear and readiness for hardship.
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Topeka Viaduct Destruction Lawsuit Against City Officials
Vinewood Park Railway sues the city of Topeka mayor C A Fellows and Street Commissioner James Ramsey for 300 dollars. The city council ordered removal of the Ninth street viaduct after decayed supports raised fear of collapse onto railroad tracks. The company seeks 25000 dollars for the viaduct destruction 3000 dollars for covering Ninth street tracks and 10 dollars for destroying tracks near the cemetery.
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America Leads World in Telegraph Miles
The world’s telegraph system totals 4,900,821 miles with 180,440 miles of submarine cables. Europe has 1,614,790 miles, Asia 210,851, Africa 99,419, Australia 27,473, and America 2,516,245. United States Consul Germain in Zurich notes U S lines exceed Europe, reflecting America’s lead amid rising global wire networks.
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Supreme Court Rules Oakland Water Front State Property
The San Francisco decision assigns most of the Oakland water front to the state of California with a small portion to the Oakland water front company. The city of Oakland receives nothing from the ruling.
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Topeka Council Proceedings 1897 Drain District actions
The September 12 1897 Topeka Kansas council session reviewed appraiser reports on Drain District No 3 and sewer projects, approved estimates for sidewalks and prison improvements, and considered taxes and ordinances. The body adjourned with a future meeting set for September 23 1897.
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Origin of the Indians Scientists Believe They Came From Asia
Victoria BC September 1 Dr Frans Boaz heading an Anglo American expedition studies British Columbia Indians for origins research. With Dr Farrand they survey interior coast and coast peoples from the Columbia river to lower Siberia seeking ties to Asiatic natives. Boaz contends first Pacific peoples came from Siberia. Scientists will return next summer to extend work.
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Pall Festival Pictures at Topeka Parade Route
Tam prepared to take first class photographs of floats parades and decorations. View Photographer Joh F Strick rott of 511 Kansas avenue Topeka Kansas. Not how cheap puts on good work. Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 West 5th Street.
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Loyal Democratic League Address Promises Silver Platform
Henry McDonald president of the Loyal Democratic League in New York outlines plans to present a state address to the Democratic state committee. He denounces gold standard Democrats led by Flower and Hills, pledges loyalty to Chicago platform principles, and urges nominating candidates who backed Bryan and Sewall.
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Anaconda Copper declares 3 million dividend
New York Sept 16 The annual report of Anaconda Copper Mining Co of Montana shows receipts for year ending June 30 of 22 940 293 up from 16 45.07. Profits total 5 126 048 an increase of 87 122 over last year. Dividends of 3 000 000 declared against 150 000 the year before.
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It Saves the Crouny Children
Seaview Virginia advert announces Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for curing croup in children. Kellam & Curren promote the product with testimonials from distant customers. Lexstire Bromo Carb claims headache and neuralgia relief with 25 cent price and money back guarantee from Druggists.
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