Chinese Lose 17000 in Ping Yang Battle Defeat
A dispatch from Ping Yang reports the Chinese suffered over 17000 killed or wounded in two days of fighting near Ping Yang Core a. Japanese cavalry pressed the advance, capturing four senior Chinese commanders and many troops. Chinese prisoners totaling about 14800 were paraded by Japanese forces as they move them toward transports on the Ta Toting river.
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Ping Yan
Ping Yang
Corea
Tia
Hoowever
Tee Fonk-Wai
Manmchorin
North Topeka Notes From The North Silo The Fleer
North Topeka items note Maye visits in Lawrence Mra W Kekert entertaining sister Misa Mabel Miller of Cluthe. J P Bock attended Republican rally in Richland. Kentucky visitors see niece Mra Gee Stans. Good Literature circle to meet at G D Skinner home. Mrs Marion Myers of Meriden visiting Myers family. Will Fieger returns to St Marys from visit with parents. Potter entertainers host at Kansie avenue for Mere Et Potter. moving to Kansas City work in J M Knight undertak ing. Young Men's Reading club forms. 30 sign. Meeting Friday to organize and elect officers. Plan reading room with open afternoons and evenings. no drinking or gambling. Harvey Kellar, former local, disappeared after pay from Hook Island. family seeks news amid foul-play fears. Foul play feared as missing man case draws concern. Foul play feared amid missing man case.
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Fleer
Bob McMaster
Lawrence
W. T. Kekert Ie
Misa Mabel Miller
Cluthe
J. P. Bock
Richland
CF. Newton
Kentucky
Mra Gee, Stans
Good Literature Reading Circle
G D. Skinner
Marion Myers
Meriden
D. Myers
Kansie Avenue
Harvey Kellar
Morton
Hook Island
Prohibition Debate Splits Kansas Electorate in 1900s
Editor Lewis Roby of the Kansas Endeavorer reports 2000 young voters in the state may back the Prohibition party or vote independently, challenging Republicans and traditional blocs. He cites resolutions favoring enforcement of laws and moral reform, with several preachers backing independence in this year's ballot.
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Lewis Roby
The
Christian Endeavorer
Kansas
Kansas Endeavorer
P. S&sce
Lewis L Roby
Roby
Roby Asid
Iirby
Christian Endeavorers
Republican Party
B L
Topeka
Wm. Foukes
Salina
W. L Garges
Sterling
Nut
Eabusr
H. W. Rule
Wichite Gce. Union
Hessys
Ps Cc
New Japan Treaties Earn Recognition as Civilized Nation
Sept 14 report notes Japan negotiates treaties with Great Britain United States Germany and others to grant full treaty rights and open markets Japan would join the ranks of civilized nations with equal terms for foreigners and broader territorial openness in a landmark shift from earlier unequal treaties The United States led in initial contact and tariff arrangements with Japan under prior accords expanding to six to eight percent duties under new law
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
State Department
Resignation Sought of Treasury Supervising Architect O Rourke
Washington reports Secretary Carlisle urged Jeremiah O Rourke of Newark to resign as supervising architect of the Treasury. The move followed months of friction with Carlisle and other officials. O Rourke, appointed early in the current administration, had backing from New Jersey Democrats and several prominent architects in the region.
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O'Rourke
Treasury
Washington Dispatch
Carbalylas
Jeremiah O'Rourke
Newark
N_ d
Treasury Department
O Rourke
Mc. Ohourie
Ssintoria Smith and McPherson
New Jersey
Carlisle
Wool sales in London draw American buyers amid tariff shift
London wool sales open with 282272 lots offered from Sept to Oct. United States buyers arrive, signaling a shift as free tariff status may elevate US influence on the London exchange. American buyers bring large orders and heightened interest among commercial circles.
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United States
London
Jutta
London Exchange
Dunbin to Negotiate With a Humorous Street Visitor
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a man at a door offering dubious services from dancing to elocution while a housewife refuses each proposal. The exchange ends with the man lamenting failed attempts, admitting the block yields no business for him.
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Dunbin
Delsarte
Maeryee
Chicago Tribune
Womanly Kindness at a Fashionable Resort Feud
A stylish woman at a resort lives high on her husband’s money while he stays away. Rumors spark when another woman accuses her of living beyond visible means. The exchange ends with a sharp remark about the husband being invisible. Detroit Press.
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Ashe
Inherited Traltx and the Old Superstitions
A fragment from a Buffalo Express exchange notes beliefs about inherited quirks in people who cross streets to avoid creditors. It shifts to humorous snippets from The Wonders of the Sky and jokes heard in old newspapers, including remarks about astronomy, teeth, and a joke about a breach of promise verdict. The piece strings together quips and anecdotes from multiple sources.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Express
They Prefer Topeka Palace Carben Would Rather Locate Here
Enthusiasm at Trades Assembly meeting discuss establishing a Topeka sleeping car plant on the Pullman principle. Committee to solicit stock at $25-$100 shares, $5 or $10 installments, report at next meeting. Myers and Allen favor Topeka with favorable terms compared to Kansas. Also notes rifle competitions opening, coal price listing, and a local medicine advertisement.
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Palace Carben
Trades Assembly
Messrs. L. Myers
Mr. Allen
Topeka
P. E Cook
J. G. Samuelson
Topeka Mead
P. E. Cook
W. D. Mills
Wau Sullivan
John Jones
James Gallagher
Citizens
Council Chamber
Assembly
Myers
Department of the Platte
S. A
Bellevue Rifle Range
Geronimo and Braves to Fort Sill transfer plan
News from Mount Ver nos Arizona reports Geronimo and about 400 followers captured years ago will be moved to Fort Sill Indian Territory. Geronimo reportedly becomes a local justice of the peace and leads a church service as the group prepares to farm on the Wabash creeks area. meanwhile a separate Wabash railway wreck near Clifton injures Fireman Frank Keiser.
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Fort Sii
U In
Deacon
Chaco
Kington
Geronimo
Fort Sill
Indian Territory
Geronimos
Arizona
Mount Vernos
Masonic Notes From The Scottish Rite World
A historical roundup covers Caswell and the southern jurisdiction leaders, ranks, and milestones in the Scottish Rite. It mentions Nevada City Masonry beginnings, royal arch, knights templar, and inspector general thirty third degree honors. Also notes Spain’s grand master, Maine lodge leadership changes, and Wisconsin bans wine at suppers. It closes with general comments on lodge practices and a Pittsburgh hero reference.
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EL Caswell
Thomas Hubbard Caswell
County
Nevada City
Cal
Supreme Council
Baltimore
United States
Wisconsin
Senor Gagasta
Spain
Freemasons
New York
Dismois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
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Tidiana
Texas
Iowa
Maine
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
California
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Marquis
King
Portland
Grand Lodge of
Frederick Fox
Homie
U- Brome Council
Scottish Rite
Borghise Palace
Colored Masons
Washiya
Joseph Warren
Buoker Hil
King Solomon Lodge
Laws for Red Men Benefit Fund and Fraternal Orders
Laws proposed by the committees on dues and benefits for Red Men outline disability benefits, eligibility, and fund allocation. Provisions set seven suns for disability, checks for arrears, and min/max wampum scales for funeral and benefit payments. Reports cover membership growth, death benefits, and organizational officers across several lodges and states.
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Great Sun
Pocahontas
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Augustus P. Calder
Massachusetts
Massachsetts
United States
Alpheus B. Alger
Fred O. Downes
Wilam T. Litehman
Topeka Star Grocery Promises Savings for Shoppers
More saving realized at this store than at any other in Topeka. Full weights and measures guaranteed satisfaction. Large buying, liberal selling with extensive patronage. California sugar and beans, sardines, oysters, tuna, and lamb products offered. Various canned goods, soaps, baking supplies, and staples priced to attract customers.
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Topeka
California
Calif
Kirk
Petijohn
Preston
Arbuckle
Japan
Colorado
Market Report From Todays Wheat, Cattle and Hogs Trade
The Market Report notes futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats and related grains with contracts shifting. It cites gains and losses across wheat December and May futures along with pork lard and tallow movements. cattle and hog receipts and prices are described as active and varying by class. Local city market details for Kansas City and other regions list specific bid prices and stock levels for beef, pork, and dairy products.
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State Journal
Cutcaco
Northwestern
Althe Liverpool
Sige
TimoTny Skmp
Brerren
Dairies
Alur
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