Retired General Joe Wheeler and 1900s coal disputes
A scrambled collection of 1900s political notes and labor unrest. Mentions General Joe Wheeler’s retirement and the fate of tree climbing in the army, coal mine labor days in Pennsylvania, and broader party dynamics with figures like Grover Cleveland Reed and Benjamin Harrison. Also touches on railroads, Prohibition, and Chicago politics as part of a wide party campaign in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheeler
Benjamin Hartieon
Grover Cleveland
Thomas B. Reed
Globe Lights Encourages Visiting Amid Origin Debate
A shaky fragment urges visiting and mocks the word origin as being abused. The brief hints at an effort to promote openness while addressing naming or origins in discourse. No clear figures, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Fragmented notes on food and work offer in Atchison
A college student in Atchison seeks a place to work for board while waiting for meals. A woman offers him a kitchen position, though the text is garbled with stray phrases about mothers teething and mosquitoes. The passage mixes unclear reflections with a possible local job arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Everines
Handsome Women and Wit in Civic Mirth
A disjointed Chicago News passage discusses appearance versus amiability, noting handsome women are not always pleasant. It contrasts fortune with industry, adds a bachelor quip about intelligence, and concludes with a critique of social norms and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Alwaya
Quaker Reflections From The Philadelphia Record
Fragmented prose reflects a Philadelphia Record column with disjointed lines about rights and emotions. It mentions law, a woman in distress, football season imagery, a crafty surgeon, and a discussion of money and tension. The text is garbled, lacking coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Tsic
Seanan l
Hanna Disgusted Says Bryan Shifts on Real Issue
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna lashing out during a New York interview about the campaign. He attacks Bryan for wavering on issues, predicts silver as the real contest and accuses Bryan of promising cabinet posts to Croker to influence voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Dhe Croker
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Tle
Croker
Hanna
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Bryan
Jitney
Tree Silver
Bevan
Liberia
Operators Win at Jeddo Mine Arbitration Set
Workers at G. B Markie & Co. Ve Tes in Haxleton met at Jeddo No. 1 mine to discuss the firm’s reply to grievances. A motion to continue work tomorrow carried as arbitration is planned. the Markle mines were closed to hold the meeting and the strike continues with aim to reach a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxleton
G. B Markie & Co
Jeddo
Markle
Delug
Shaw
Loris Theft Estimated At One Million Across Texas
Fort Worth reports conservative estimates place the Lorik theft total at about one million dollars across multiple Texas sections, excluding the Galveston disaster. Affected regions include Galveston and surrounding counties as investigators assess losses and security gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Fort Worth
Tex
Hood's Sarsapanila Promises Cure for All Ailments
A dated note extols Hood's Sarsapanila as a universal medicine claimed to remove all dissperities and bad blood from people of any age or sex, presenting it as America's greatest remedy. The text uses sensational language about a mythical universal cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
Marion Rally Draws Big Crowd As Davis Scorns Mitigation
Webster Davis and J W Breidenthal addressed a large Marion crowd in the public park while Republicans attacked Davis speech. The day featured parallel speeches with Dawson at the courthouse and Breidenthal opposing Davis and urging banking reform, amid claims of a staged carriage reception and heated political exchanges.
John Dawson Speaks at Marion Address on Party Contests
John Dawson delivers a political speech at the Marion courthouse in the evening, replying to Webster Davis. He argues the contest is mainly between Republicans and Democrats, mocks the Populist party, and defends Bryan and Wilson tariff policies while praising soldiers and opposing surrender of American gains. He cites expansion and Philippine issues to contrast party positions and laments calls to weaken national resolve.
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The
State Journal
Marion
Taylor Riddle
Rock Tal
John Breidenthal
John Dawson
Court House
Tha
Atone
Hreldenthal
Riddle
Nepublicans
Breidenthal
Eyoee
Dawson
Focal
Hreid
Riddie
Republicas Crater
Webster Darin
Park
Zohn Dawson
Howe
Abe Davis
Repubis
Davie
Bredenthal
Far
Mark Hanna
Onto
McKinley
Philippines
Davin
Tsuen
Mario
Mapa
Webster Davis
Sept
Davis
Beter Davis
South
Ryan
Erialigin
Bryan
Cleveland
Cleve Ratlog & Fallire
Ified
Erich
Peseatte Polley
Galling
Berle
Congress
Dawnon
Webafer Davis
Batore
Forth
North Dakota Republican Committee Moves to Grand Forks
Report notes an urgent gathering of the Republican state central committee at Grand Forks. Rumors say Governor Puncher will withdraw, with Thomas Marshall named to run for governor and Congressman Mulding for Congress. Poor health cited for Governor Fancher’s withdrawal.
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North Dakota
Margo
N. D
Republican State Central Committee
Grand Forks
Puncher
Thomas Marshall
Oconee
Mulding
Fancher
Eye Specialist Promotes Free Tests in Topeka Ad
Urgent message offers cataract help and other eye care. Dr J E Littlefield, eye specialist, lists address 1255 West Street, Topeka, promising consultation and tests at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Littlefield
West Street
Topeka
Kaze
TALK OF PICTURES Photographers Discuss State Convention Events
Photographers meet in Topeka for their sixth annual convention with demonstrations by Rossa of St Louis on netting and lighting. The afternoon features paper company talks and a state contest with many fine images. Winners announced Thursday as the public view opens. Delegates include Pennell, Glaze, Pautot, Buchanan, and Miller among others. An interstate contest may award the best state entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoprapher Ace
Ssastman Company
Puttas Toledo
Ohio
Daguerre
Inn P. A
Lawrence
P. A. Miller
Arkansas City
Bunel
Committee
Een
Clase
P. Miller
J. Sayner
Topeka
W. Glaze
Lyons
P. H. Bauer
Leavenworth
G. A. Dresser
Winfeld
Harry Ford
Window
G. A. Drenser
Winfield
KH. Bauer
Sommaire On
C. J. Opeka
G. A. Streeter
Donation
Grant Sitter
Ola
Sparks Wins Great Eastern Handicap at Newmarket
At the Newmarket first October meeting, Sparks won the six furlong Great Eastern railway handicap. Waterden finished second and Wild Irishman, ridden by Ted Sloan, placed third. Eighteen horses started, with Sir Hercules once backed at 2 to 1.
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London
Newmarket
Sparks
Waterden
Ted Sloan
J. A. Drake
Sir Hercules
Lester Reiff
Spark II
Bolt
la Rei
Death of Horace Binns Shocks Roseville Community
Local Roseville residents confirm the death of Horace Binns in a sudden incident. Emphatic statements from the community and family indicate the tragedy will have a lasting impact on the town.
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Horace Binns
Tudor Iron Works resumes after two month shutdown
About 800 idle workers return as Tudor Iron Works at St Louis restarts production after a two month layoff. Wage agreements are signed for the resumed shift. Around 50 men reported back to the plant as operations recommence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegoblie Tran
Tises Company
Waast
Se Louis
Tudor Iron Works
Ensuler
Delegates Fail to Federate at Topeka Meeting
A federated commercial club delegation met in Topeka but only two or three delegates attended. John Wright, president of the association, spoke of plans to advertise Tatiana and noted many delegates have other commitments and attractions draw interest. A further meeting is planned for next January.
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Tarnall
England
South Africa
United States
Mr. Breikenthal
Dawson
Topeka
Beptons
Beras
Beavers
Padla
Yenteraay
John Wright
Janetson City
Afale
Tatiana
State Journal
Canton Visitors Discuss Campaign With President
Canton hosts Rear Admiral Walker and a party of officials for official talks on matters connected with the campaign. The visitors viewed the city and held extended discussions with the president before boarding a train at Pennsylvania Station for return.
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Canton
Walker
Pennsylvania Station
Fusion candidates split in Fifteenth Senate race
Report notes a division within the fusion forces in the Fifteenth district affecting the senator nomination. Coffey and Franklin counties traditionally rotate the nomination and Coffey County’s turn sparked dispute over candidate selection. Detord of Waverly and Deford names appear in transcripts amid state nomination process as ballots near the voting deadline.
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Pais
Detord
AtAle Berton
Cofteynee
Franklin and
Coffey
Coffey County
Deford
Erie
Blow
Eee
John
Miner Loses Small Sum by Burglary at Printing Office
Burglars entered Bob Printing Office in the Stormont building basement and took about 320 from a money drawer. The burglars left the key behind the screen door, allowing access the next morning to a showcase with a small amount remaining.
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Stormont
Roosevelt's West Speech Fares at Castle Rock Meeting
Gov Roosevelt’s first public address in Colorado referenced a gospel of hope for western settlers and urged perseverance despite hard conditions. Senator Wolcott introduced him as the crowd braved damp air. He spoke of forging a future through effort and unity.
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Colorado Springs
Coto
Roosevelt
Castle Rock
Senator Wolcott
West
Wta Straiene
City to pay six months interest on sidewalk scrip case
John asitenie won the sidewalk contract and sought six months interest on 340 scrip due. The scrip funded the sidewalk and was redeemable last January but funds were short. City attorney says the city is not responsible for interest, acting only as agent to collect and forward funds to the contractor. Prison Congress Officers elected for next year in Cleveland include President John Scott and officers Wynck, Breck, Bentin, Gareio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Asitenie
Itan Hin
Elty
Prison Congress
Cleveland
Nationsl Prison Association
Soll Owane
John ¥. Scott
Mioe Prealchemis
Freder Howard Wynck
Washington
D.C
Hoyt
Canon City
Colo
Aro
Breck
Eugene Bentin
New Fer
Albert Gareio
Weatheretinid, i
Deaths and Funerals for Elisabeth Hartman
The funeral of Mrs Elisabeth Hartman, 70, who died Sunday at 326 Washington Street, will be held at 1 pm at the Second and streets. Mrs Hartman left a husband and seven children, including six boys and four girls. Surviving relatives include MG Ritch of Dayton Ohio, Mex Licey of Portland Oregon, and Mrs Mee Maggie Bere Jacob.
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Mra
Elisabeth Hartman
Waashington Street
Mra Hartman
MG Ritch
Dayton
Ohio
Licey
Portland
Oregon
Theype
Maggie Bere Jacob
Colorado Flyer on Great Rock Inland Route
The Colorado section notes a timetable reference for the Great Rock Inland Route with an 11 00 time mark. It reads as a brief transit snippet or schedule line from the era, highlighting a connection or stop along the inland route.
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Great Rock
Olden's Church Burned In Destructive Fire
The AME church at Olden's suffered a morning blaze destroying the structure. Pastor Rev G Olden says arson is suspected as fire crews battled flames. piano and organ were saved but valued furniture and a $2,000 piano were at risk. Insurance stood at $1,000.
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Ho Dremen
Uf & Ak
Nelehbora
North End
G. Olden
Quincy
J. Thomas
Great Etek
Miles Chosen for Grand War Veterans Leader Role
Washington September convention of Spanish war veterans names General Nelson A. Miles senior commander in chief and Col. James F. Hillman junior commander in chief. General Joe Wheeler received four votes in balloting. uniforms to join North and South veterans.
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Washington
Convention of
Joe Wheeler
Nelson A. Miles
James Ft. Hilllman
South Carolina
Nigel Iyo New York Visit Signals Brief Business Trip
Nigel Iyo Long travels to New York for a few days of business. He is expected to return in the latter part of this week or the first of next.
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Nigel Iyo
New York
Centary
Tf Navy
Archbishop Ireland Decorated in London Visit
Archbishop Ireland received the Legion of Honor from French ambassador M Jules Cambon in a London ceremony. Generals Horace Porter and Billamy Staver featured among officials from the United States diplomatic corps. The archbishop’s travel followed a Sept 26 departure with plans to call on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Perla
London
Nent
M. Jules Cambor
United States
Pope's Benediction Health Report Highlights 2008
A fragment notes the Pope in good health amid a 2008 reference and mentions blessings at St Peter. It references a blessing and health status without further context or clear events.
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Benedic
St Peter
Local church event and travel ad in Oklahoma notice
Fragmentary local notice mentions Lawrence and Oklahoma areas with a Lutheran church gathering and migration or sermon schedule. An advertisement promotes round trip rail tickets via the Great Rock Island Route and Santa Fe with dates returning October 1st priced around $4.65, including departures from Topeka and Hutchinson.
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Siutchinson
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Topeka State Journal
Frank
Torros
Linn
Gem Paul
Americe
Benjamin Harrisey
Tincle Sam Grawe
Pakitiers
Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines
Coal Trust
Germany
United
Maine
Mitchell
Winer’ Union
Wackey
Chicago Tribune
Kanwill
Swent IL
Anthracis Com
Chicago Gas Trust
John M. Palmer
Jerry Slinpson
United Aitates Senate
Dupole
Mr. Simpson
Springfield
Palmer
Louis Port-Dispatch
Kapene
Toney
Pennsylvania
Cuttlizur
Na Pelee
Globe Lights
Atention Globe
Otranyes
Alx
Markle Mines
Big Marion
Webster Davis and
J. W. Breidenthal
Orators
Mr. Breidenthal
Banks
Trusts
TEL
J. J. Pennell
Triestle
Roseville
Canton Visitors
Admiral Walker
Rice
BOB Printing Office
Colorado Flyer
Gen. Miles
the Spanish War Veterans
Lawrente
Marth
Fause
Oonetrath
Rian Lutheran Church
Inteaubag
Cotornes
Oklahoma
Airness
Hana
Iain Sateeer
Great Rock Island
Art Chan Sete Ae Bint
Rey Otten
Rowe
Fiat
Santen
Wey
Parra Telax
Chas
Bennett
Kae
Kansas
Esas Avenue
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