Alger Endorsed for United States Senator in Michigan Convention
In a heated Michigan Republican convention, General Ulysses S. Alger was endorsed for U S Senator amid partisan clash. Judge William T. Carpenter of Detroit was nominated for the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Charles Th Long's death. A minority report urging no express sentiment failed 15 to 4. The majority report praised Alger as the party’s choice while Speaker Hamilton of Wilson County urged reciprocity with Doha.
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Grant
Mich
Charles Th Long
Geeral Alger
Dexter Ms Ferry
Detroit
Jaeviliy Bean
Genard
Resolutions Committee
United States
McMillon
Dusties
Thnseport
Alger
Kanban City notes and Topeka items mix in busy local page
Local items report meetings at the Commercial club rooms in Kanban City and Topeka with 'Native Gone of Kanmas' event planned, Washburn College Society reception, and a Kansas national guard encampment tent set up near Far Riley. News mentions railway work, impending football season fashion items, jury tax talk, divorce suit, and city pipe asbestos insulation project amid city politics chatter.
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Piace Mally
Nora Ait
Jzeune Potter
Kanban
Don YS Ax Kgna Gill
Junction City
Watia
Mra
LD. Whittemore
Kanmas
Warkbure
Talmedburn
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
H. A. Sims
Raton
WN. M
Sante Fe
Topela
Chas. M. Sheldon
Strong City
Buffalo
Kansan
Nolice Department
Gning
Ester Renjaro
Esther Cuff
Europe
Mise Renjaro
Topeka
Washburn College Literary
Kansas Mediex
Ottawa
Shawnee County
T. W. Harrison
Crowd throngs Atchison corn carnival weekend
A large crowd swarmed Atchison Kansas for the corn carnival with estimates near 25 000 visitors. The day featured concerts at the Banda Hossa and Elks club band stand, parades along Commocretal Street and Karsan avenue, and a Sorrentino performance drawing an ovation. Admission in Winfield reached 1 100 at 50 cents each, while Atchison offered free access with no tickets.
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Atchison
Kas
Cignere
Karsan
North Fourth
North Firth
Younr
Elks’ Club
Meyrelie
Sorrentino
Kansas City Promoters Win Wyandotte Franchises
Kansas City Missouri promoters receive a franchise from Wyandotte county officials to build a 17 mile line from Kansas City Kansas to Bonner Springs with terminus planned at Topeka. Construction must begin within eight months and finish within eighteen months. The deal was finalized with C F B Hutchings representing the company and bids tie into the Kansas City Leavenworth electric line.
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Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Bonner Spi Railway Company
Kan
Bonner Springs
Topeka
C. FB. Hutchings
Mutchine
Kandawyver
Ant Srd
RAC
Lea Sith
Hp Ae
City-Leavenworth
Kane
Toveka
Lawyer and egyptology scholar leaves Lenox library
Isaac Meyer a prominent author on ancient Egyptian literature history and philosophy died last August and bequeathed his library on oriental subjects and a large collection of scientific manuscripts to the Lenox Library authorities three blocks from his home in Lenox New York September 2.
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Lenox
New York
Isaae Myer
Mtr. Meyer
A Gambler's Daughter at Crawford theater criticized
A Topeka review mocks A Gambler's Daughter performed after Wamego. The piece skewers the plot as inconsistent and the actors as ineffective while predicting national overproduction of poor shows and vast wastage of theater money.
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Crawford Theater
Topeka
Wamegoon-the-Kaw
United States
Storm Sweeps Seattle and Nome Ship Loss Fatalities
Storms lash Seattle and Nome on September 11 causing heavy damage to shipping. Two sailors, Capt Basil Danielot and Capt John Slater of the schooner Good Hope, are reported dead with the vessel lost. bodies recovered, Danielot’s washed ashore three miles up the Nome beach. Wind from the northeast rattled harbor structures and town.
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Seattle
Nome
Basil Danielot
John Slater
Good Hope
Wessel
Danteloft
New York Return Fares Highlight Erie Railroad Advertisement
Erie RBR offers New York and Return tickets from Chicago at 23.30 with through coaches and sleepers. Tickets go on sale October 7 with return by October 5. Extension to November 12 possible by 50 cent deposit. Travel agent Mr A W Moore lists details.
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New York
Erie Rbr
Erie Railroad
Chi
Erie
Chicago
Ghicaro
Boxton
Eric Fullroea
Tih
Ineluslve
A. W. Moore
Eacscomne
Jirie Railroad
Kansas City
Medic line strengthens for Saturdays Topeka game
Garrison of Grand Army encampment notes Major Anderson and radio Topeka football team plans. The Medic line up will be strengthened with Ot added and Harry club rooms delivering by Tuesday at the Commercial town. Page tips the scales at over 290 and joins the team at end replacing Stewart who moves to fullback. Ottawa lineup shifts include Gentry at center Leach left half and Russell end. Coach Atkinson expresses confidence in the plucky squad as they prepare to travel to Topeka for the game.
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Grand Army of the 73
Major Anderson
Topeka
Lacemon
Shawnee
Thin County
Commercial Town University
Harry Club
Kansan Avenue
Page
Wisconsin
Stewart
Ottawa
Gentry
Ukety
Leach
Russell
Atkinson
Steam
Allinzon
Girl Wins Wager By Ten Mile Hike In Two Hours
Miss Mae Baker, a Symeuge High School student, walked ten miles in two hours along a rocky road from Delaware to Hannings to win a box of candy in a dare. She traveled with new friends in a carriage and boasted of her feat while accepting the dare.
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Miss Baker
Syracuse
Miss Mae
Baker
Delaware
Haniing
Mine Baker
Symeuge High School
Manilas
Stand Up for Shawnee Major Anderson Seeks Credible Products
Major T. J. Anderson of the Commercial Jointy works to assemble a display of corn apples potatoes cabbage sweet potatoes and all kinds of fruit and vegetables for a Washington event planned during the coming grand.
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Major Anderson
S T. J. Anderson
The
Commercial Jointy
Washington
The Strenuous Life and a Pile Cure Claim
An editorials style discussion argues the modern rush harms women’s health and links irregularity to piles. It promotes Pyramid Pile Cure suppositories sold by Gruggitts at fifty cents and cites a Chicago testimonial claiming cure after doctors said none possible.
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Gruggitts
John H. Castonn
Arch Atreet
Chicago
Bey
Tae Bool
Eagle Booms A Fair Drops Advertising Bundle
In New Milford Connecticut a Dig eagle snatched a bundle of handbills advertising the agricultural fair from Merritt Sherwood’s farm. The object dropped near Severnmex arrived at the spot and residents feared a baby might be carried off. The bundles proved to be light advertising material.
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Bird of Freedom
New Milford
Conn
Agricultural Association of
Thin Place
Merritt Sherwood
Severnmex
Association's Fair
20 Religions At K U Out of 1054 Who Expressed
Lawrence university tabulation shows 153 of 1,054 enrolled students expressing religious beliefs. The breakdown lists Presbyterian, Baptist, and Catholic affiliations among others, with several denominations noted in the incomplete OCR text.
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K. U
Cineeh Bremeaneg
Lawrence. Nan
Im—Ar, Foster
University of Kansan
Bena Tollowis
Presbyterian
Sena
Special Fares for Trip to the National Hospital
Persons planning to attend the thirty sixth National G A R encampment in October are urged to buy travel at reduced rates. Costs for a round trip will be offered with discounts for attendees aiming to reach the event venue.
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The
National Hospital
G. A. R. Encaimp
Shachee Wee Desire
Teamsters Form Union and Meetings Planned Across City
Union organizers report enrollment at 429 Kansas avenue as teamsters and steam drivers plan multiple meetings this Sunday at 2 30 pm to pursue a charter. Federal Labor Union, central tendes common, and building trades council set gatherings, while engineers' brotherhood adds members and regular meetings are set for the first and third Sundays. A potential hall project is hinted at, along with distant steamship service to transport stock to South Africa. A separate note cites a court injunction in Scranton preventing a daughter’s marriage to a New York clerk. A Sicily cyclone is reported with damage to Catani and nearby towns and ongoing volcanic activity near Sergipoit island and Mount Etna.
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Temmiaters
Kansas Avenue
Labor
Tnlon
Tendes Common
Sal Monscutters
Stationary
Building Trades Council
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Hiva
Pair's Marriage Hurdles Cloud September Nuptials
Notices report Putnam Bradies Strong and May Yole plan a September 7 wedding with possible postponement due to obstacles. Also noted is Gen Chaffee’s wife improving after illness and Lord Milner declining a deputation on taxation and war charges. A Pittsburgh funeral for a long-ago notable dies of pneumonia at 67.
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Buehos Ayres
Aianjin
Aire
Chaffee
Sra
Manila
San Francisco
Cape Town
Lord Milner
South Acrion
Adapted Infant Food and Local Events Highlight Year
An adapted cow eye reference and infant nutrition notes mingle with reports of Isaac A. Ginger’s death, a large stockholder in a ginger manufacturing company. Crowd gathers at Ellsworth Carnival with mentions of Charley Curtin and W. A. Cooper. Fire at Hesse Viehing, and old home excursions famed for low-cost reunions. Details and travel info offered by an eastern Kansas agent. city is Kansas City MO.
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Borden
Ghis
Kansas ‘City
Moe
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