Major Dallas Pressured by Political Tale in Alley
Major Dallas encountered a man who mistook him for Judge Rites and steered him into an alley where he was forced to listen for an hour and a half to a heated political tale about county troubles. The scene ended with Dallas leaving without yielding a remedy or prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
B J
Samwel A. Kiece
Lawrence
Paola
Leo
Rites
Atrateer
Rieg
Eithout
Reekars
Chickasaw Marriage License Law Sparks Intermarriage Bid
A Perry Chronicle report notes Chickasaw lawmakers focus on raising marriage license fees to $11,000 to curb intermarriage and secure citizenship and allotment for alignments. The push follows legislative efforts stalled last winter and ongoing issues with enrollment of intermarried citizens under Chickasaw law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip Seran
Chronicle
Perry
J. Gayne
Tishomingo
Lawes’ Commission
Fire wipes out Farnham business district
A fire in Farnham destroyed most of the village business area, with losses estimated between 200 and 350 dollars. Buildings including the Erie Preserving Co cannery, the National Hotel, and 15 to 20 dwellings were consumed leaving the town largely wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
Buffalo
Louis Schwert
Erie
Colepony
National
The Study of Food and Brain Power
The article argues that brain success depends on proper food and urges readers to study nutrition. It highlights Grape-Note as a nourishing, energizing product and describes its influence on thinking, energy, and overall vitality for daily tasks and ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Pms
Dewey Chief Rivalry Over Admiral Howison Superseding
Washington reports newspapers focus on whether Admiral Howison will supersede Admiral Sampson in New York. The Whisago sails slowly toward October arrival while Dewey is still aboard. If Howison arrives first he may be junior to Dewey but assume command within signal distance.
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Admiral Sampson
Admirsel Howison
New York
Herald
Washington
Admiral Howison
Phos
Chicago
Dewey
Howison
Hurbadoes
Admirall Hucieon
Howison i
Sampson
City council rushes work on new city building plan
The council aims to finalize preliminary details this evening to move city offices by March 4. Mayor Drew and most members back rapid progress to finish the wall at EH and have the structure ready for occupancy by June 1, warning delays could derail the project.
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Nishr
Drew
Uye Council
Mare
Roosevelt Proclaims Holidays for Dewey Return
Governor Roosevelt issues a proclamation designating September 29 and 31 as state holidays to honor Admiral Dewey's return to the United States. The notice sets observed days throughout the state, marking the festive period.
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Roosevelt
Trial of the Kentucky First Class Battle Ship
The builders plan the Kentucky first class ships trial for the first week of October. The Rear- Saree returns by September 20 and will be commissioned in November. The Kentucky follows in December as builders move to the Hilnols and rush completion.
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Nexport News
Sip Kentucky
Ake Silace
Kentucky
Uout
New Kearsarge Ready to Join Dewey Celebration
The New Kearsarge arrived from Newport News and left Tompkinsville for the navy yard. She will enter dry dock to be scraped and painted before a planned trial voyage to Boston and possible participation in the Dewey celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport News
Tompkineville
Navy Yard
Boston
Harvey aims to build hotel on Wichita mill site
Fred Harvey, manager of the Santa Fe hotel system, is reported to propose securing the East Congress street site of the burned Wichita Mill and Elevator Building near the Santa Fe depot to construct a new hotel.
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Barvey
Wichita
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe Railroad
Wichita Mill and Elevator
East
Congiges
Santa Fe
Topeka Snapshots Highlight City Scenes And Plans
The Topeka Chronicle notes lively city life with snippets on reunions, weather, football chatter, street work, and upcoming events. Mentions include Dr. J C McClintock's return, Santa Fe travel, paving delays, local advertising, and fall plowing readiness as residences and businesses adapt to cooler days.
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Ben Camps
SE. Martin
Munn
Golomado
Fisnsean
Cite Fe
Uistrict
CIA Cntef
Topeka
J.C. McClintock
Data Me
Churel
Regina
Tront
Tom King
The
Santa Fe
New York
Palme Dosmer
Topeka Fim
Jose Bloomer
Tofieka
Ingalls
Teun Low
Washburn
Kansas City
Shetton
Beek
Culre
Hinessef
J P. Davis
Frey
Santa
Sure
Yoorka
Pmolyck
Sunlay
Henry Dillard
Wil
Grand Opera Horse
Burmers
Edison
Kansas
Uetien
Extitulien
Kansas Avenue
Tahir
Ana Shenay
Sie
Sail
Margaret Houstin
Liz Kickers
Natal
Kineas Avenue
Fiom
Utaeas
Ae SY
Joansus
Er. J
Paynter
Newark
Bowery Mission
Calabention
Merson
Rureau
Tipeks
Shawnee
Noble Eutstory
Knoeastase
Prenite
Uklagd
Asm Post Office
Jon Helghin Seabrock
Wana
I Paper
Witt Landferd
Tab
Hilton
Foca
National Fartners
Compresset
Boston Futon News
Seanane de Pollan
Untitled public notice and city transit lament in Topeka era
A fragmented account details police action against bites on bicyclists, city railway improvements, trolley wire renewals, and sidewalk dangers. It mentions a warrant for arrest, weathered streets, and local queries about barber brushes and a troop movement toward the Philippines, reflecting urban concerns and civic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
City Railway
Prom
United States
Philippines
Clark's Successor in Hands of Committee
The New York New Haven and Hartford board will appoint a Clark successor via a standing committee including President Clark Vice President John Hall William Rockefeller J Pierpont Morgan George J Brush Robinson Choate and W D Bishop The choice aims to satisfy Clark and New York interests with no friction between Clark and Vanderbilt factions and may elevate Judge John Hall or General Manager Chamberlain among other railroad men as candidates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
New Haven
Conn
Clark
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
John Hall
William Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
George J. Brush
New Have
Robinson
Hartford
Charles F. Choate
Boston
W. D. Bishop
Bridgeport
Vanderbilt Party
Chamberlain
CS. Motion
Northern Pacific
New Haven Road
Ite
Lucius Tutue
Heston
Maine
New York Central
Hs City
New Haven Stock Moves Hint at Vanderbilt Ties
Cornelius Vanderbilt held over a million dollars in New Haven stock. Market chatter suggests a shift of influence toward the Vanderbilt family, with possible changes in directorship and a move of control from New England to New York as Mr. Clark retires. The scene reflects hoped for developments among New Haven stockholders and broader corporate realignments.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New Haven
New Haven Road
New England
Mr. Clark
New York
Twelve Men Lost In Dunrace Shipwreck Off Caliber Islands
A Dunrac steamer crew of twelve, Captain and eleven sailors, are feared lost after the vessel foundered near the Apalterreneas. The Dunrae formerly commanded by Capt Sorts, was not reported at Statecities August 5 from New Orleans. the crew were saved. Also, the Georga Stefani, a Bath Maine ship, under Captain Patter, burned at Loo Choo after leaving Portland June 17 for Taku China, with Arthur Sewall & Co. of account.
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London
Dunrac
Apalterreneas
Sorts
New Orleans
Mocordicus
Sewill
Georga Stefani
Bath
Patter
Portland
Ore
Loo Choo
Reece ci Scar Ad Estes
Arther Sewall & Ca
Quits Senatorial Race in Letter Withdrawal Announcement
Detroit dispatch reports General R. A. Alger released a letter written in New York on September 10 announcing Simeon Alger’s withdrawal from the United States senate candidacy. The note states after careful consideration he will not be a candidate and cites his reasons for the decision.
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Alger
Detroit
R. A Alger
Simeelf
New York
United States
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