Dancing party planned in Topeka for October first
In Topeka society notes young men plan a large dance Thursday evening October 1 in honor of city belles. Hamilton hall will host Wetson's orchestra of ten pieces. A committee of local men coordinates the event and invitations go out to many residents.
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Hamilton Wal
Wetson
K. C. S Sutton
Pork Ewart
John Wa
Galen Nichola
Julius Weid~ Ing
Harry Weaver
Ed McBride
Frank Bennett
Frank Davis
RK. Jamison
E Curry
Tom King
George Stoker
Ed Dennis
Walter Bursea
W. Webb
Willard Mise Eleanor
Work
Frank Walter
Mise Santa Waters
Cart Aice Farland
Mise Fe Waters
Mise Bully
Lida Bergen
Lee Redden
Pearl Lat
Alisa Jennie Frost
Frank Whitmen
St John Work
Don Sibley
Dean Waters
Will Trapp
Austin Bleck
Luther Nellis
Stanley Peruse
al Frost
Fred
Mary E. Stewart
New York
Wil
H. Stewart
Hartem
Stewart
Topeka
Florence M. Morris
Charlou
Martin
Grand Boulevard
Wittium Halmen Blewart
Charles de Witt Bridgman
Holy Trinity Church
Lenox Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-second Street
Bo'click
Clars Morrin
Clara McMullen
Irene Banynge
Adelaide Bonygne
Plorence McCord
Edward Dann
Syracuse
Mise Hattie Erwin
Jemporia
City
K Stewart
Frank E. Clarke
PL HN Yar
Rdnard Scott
Robert Gemmell
Salt Lake City
Misa Marion Garreteon
Manitow
J.B Ajien
Virginia
Neb
C. G. Neleoo
Kittie Mesilan
Kirk McKinney
Kansas City
Avi
Will H. Johnson
Gante Mills
Wainego
Ford
Harrison Street
Sind Mire
J. Jenkins
C. D. West
Misa Dora Regnier
Wamego
Baturdey
Misa Gente Mitts
Jacob Newcomer
St. Joe
W. L. Newcomer
Prices Slash On Hall Trees And Furnishings Sale
A local sale advertises deep price cuts on hall trees and hat racks with numerous items labeled No 320 Mottled Osk and No 623 corner units. Book cases, parlor tables, cabinets, bedroom suites, and extension tables are offered at substantial discounts, with figures such as $25 for oak extension tables and $14 to $15 for certain bed room suites. The ad promises prices lower than any prior offers and urges quick purchases before the event ends.
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Roo
Carnegie Co Duped as Russia Seeks Secrets by Pretend Contract
A Pittsburg report claims Carnegie Steel was deceived by Russia seeking armored plate secrets via a sham contract. Officials say Russian officials pressed for armor contracts, including a 1407 ton armor plate shipment destined for a Russian port, with the price not disclosed but tentatively around a low hundred dollars per ton. The tale notes ongoing suspicions among U S authorities and steel leaders.
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Russia
Trnes-Herald
Pittsburg
Paways
Cuar
Stein Amertex
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel
Tee
Homestead
Unclear period noted in disrupted ship order tale
A badly garbled passage describes a long stretched period and a last shipment. It hints the sequence was a ruse to obtain valuable information at low cost, with misread dates and names mangled beyond recognition.
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Dealin
Ordinance to Abolish Vaccination in Chicago Schools
Chicago city council introduces an ordinance to abolish vaccination in public schools. Alderman Fouter presents the measure after a doctors’ delegation, opposed by regular physicians. The proposal cites constitutional rights and alleges homeopathic aims, with committee referral to health authorities for debate.
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Chicago
Alderman Fouter
Endowment Bestows Rich Gift on Chicago University
The University of Chicago receives a large endowment reported by The Record, potentially the largest in the state. The gift, valued at about two million dollars, is to be invested in Chicago rather than spent there. In Peoria, Mrs Julie Bradley, reputedly aged, leaves a fortune of over two million to a chapel project, with the core bequest already begun.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
University of
State House Notes on Greenwood Pardons and Local Attendants
Governor Morrill attends Oakwood Cemetery formation in LaCysne as officials tour Kansas. Commutations grant pardons to Hd Chambers for grand larceny in Greenwood, and to Edward Resan William Correll for pred larceny in Washington county. Mary Marshall’s two year term is reduced to seventeen months. petitions cite family needs and local support.
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Bferrill
Hd Chambers
Creenwood
Greenwood County
Jude
Edward Resan
William Correll
Washington County
Mary Marshall
W. I. Jameson
J. Z. Ward
Rowley
G. W. Vealk
A. P
A.B. Jetmore
Mary
Indien
Ingalls in Town for Campaign Visit
Ex Senator Ingalls stopped in the city at the Republican state headquarters to discuss dates and plan a speech during Festival week on October 1. He said the state campaign has been satisfactory, noted Bryan’s seven states, criticized misinformation, and mentioned possible work outside the state while awaiting committee talks.
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Ingalle
Republican
Bryan
Missouri Goes Democratic by One Hundred Thousand
St Louis Sent. Chairman Samuel Cook of the Democratic state central committee announced a statement claiming complete returns from the house to house canvass in 135 senior districts. He estimated Missouri will tilt Democratic by about 100 000 in the plurality.
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St. Louis
Samuel Cook
State Cental Committee
Missouri
Atchison Corn Carnival Special Train Schedule
The Santa Fe special train to the Atchison Corn Carnival will depart Thursday at 9:33 AM and return from Atchison at 10:30 PM. Batterson, Denver editor, and T. M. Patterson of the Rocky Mountain News will speak in Kansas on October dates. The Populist state central committee plans a statewide poll with blanks being distributed to counties.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Road
State Central Committee
Topeka
Iy Co
Manhattan
Az Mo
da & MN
King’s New Discovery Cited by Local Figures as Cure
Condensed testimony from Chas Head Columbus broker and manufacturer’s agent and other witnesses includes Dr. King’s New Discovery praised as an incomparable cough remedy. J D Brown of St James Hotel Fort Wayne testifies of a two year cough cured by the remedy. FR Merrill of Balivinsville Mass and M Hemming of Chicago endorse its efficacy. Pre trial bottle available at J K Jones' Drug store Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue.
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Chas, & Head
Columbus
Mr. Hemming
East Twenty-ffth Street
Chicago
J. K. Jones’ Drug
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenus
Quiet at Leadville as National Guard Maintains Camp
Leadville Colorado September 22 Over 1000 Colorado national guard members under Brigadier General Brooks patrol the city. Troops guard mines and depots while saloons close and no violence occurs. Union leaders J R Amburn and E J Dewar have disappeared. Mines Emmett and Marioni operate small crews at $2.50 a day as owners plan to bring Missouri miners. City council vows vigorous action to purge lawless elements.
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Leadville
Coronada
Egimnett
Ceners
Brooks
Sherif Newman
J. R. Amburn
E. J. Dewar
Emmett
Marioni
Missouri
Parsons Loses Offices As M E T Shifts Transport Office
The Missouri Kansas and Texas railway moved its superintendent of transportation office from Parsons to St. Louis. Twenty five clerks must relocate, with the residence change affecting the staff.
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M.E &T
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Parsons
Bryan speaks in the rain at Chester in 1900s rally
A large crowd braved the rain in Chester to hear William Jennings Bryan address them for a brief period. He urged support for Chicago platform policies, warning against gold standard finance and bonds that favor landholders and note holders over labor.
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Chester
Bryan
Chicago
Hia
Special Santa Fe Train Schedule Notice
A special Santa Fe train will depart Thursday morning at 9 55 and arrive in Atchison at 10 30 a m. The notice provides times for the departure from Santa Fe and the stop at Atchison with no additional details.
Market Report Wheat and corn open strong in Chicago
Todays market report from Chicaso dated Sept 22 notes wheat opening strong driven by higher cables and Liverpool gains. Northwest receipts about 200 cars under this year, local receipts higher. Bulls booked profits after brief rise. December opened up then edged back. Corn followed wheat up at first, May opening higher, later retreating. Oats opened quiet but firm with slight uptick at start.
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Liverpool
Rez Ec
Market News From Livestock and Grain Markets
Market reports show hogs steady to higher with receipts around 15 000 yesterday and expected 45 000 tomorrow. Cattle strong. Texas steers to 2 63, stockers and feeders to 2 75. Wheat and corn active in Chicago Minneapolis and New York with bullish sentiment and high bids.
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Texas
Kansas City
Sept
Sehmer
Chicago and Duluth Grain and Vehicle Market Notes
The report notes Duluth 502 corn and varied car data for S14 cars, plus Chicago estimates on ham production and inspection figures. It cites wheat and corn percentages, grading counts, stock movements, and price signals with references to New York, Liverpool, and Minneapolis trend signals. Chicago reports strong wheat demand, improved prices, and significant weekly shipments and weight measurements.
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Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Minneapotta
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