Feasts and Talks Set for Copeland Tonight
Santa Fe visitors will be hosted with a banquet at the Copeland hotel where MR. MILLS presides as toastmaster. California Limited is noted as a daily train. Key speakers include Manter from Chicago and H. Morthouse from Denver, praising the Pecos Valley and regional rail business as the Commercial Club hosts railroad men and guests. Simpren of Kansas extols the Pecos valley’s fertile expanse, while Amarillo agent Conrad touts the country’s benefits.
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Santa Fe Trafic
aMstate
Copelandotel
Commercial
Morthouse
Denver
Kroom
Colorado
Kirisus
Kaneas
Althovel
Baness
Conrad
Amarillo
Texas
Hin
Pecos Valley
Simpren
Kansas
Roswill
Pecow Valley
Santa Fe changes tied to California Limited schedule
George T. Nicholson, Santa Fe passenger traffic manager, discussed shifting the California Limited at Kaw City to a new Westbound departure and realigning winter arrivals at Kansas City to improve connections for California travelers. Topeka officials and business leaders gathered for a briefing on the proposed 30 year Edison franchise and rate adjustments, with city meetings kept quiet while officials review the terms.
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George T. Nicholson
Santa Fe
Topeka
Louis
WJ. Hieck
Renta Fy
Ri Mn California Limited
Kaw City
Mitt
Callifornie
Chung
Lee al San
Witine Utne
Colin
I Ferrin
Tor
Edison Electric Ilumination Company
Joab Mulvane
Edison Company
Mulvrane
Ciy Council
Edison
Mulvane
Ed Mulvane
H.R. Tevidwie
Oklahoma City
Teasdale
Tenedale
Mitanoth Galviston
Milano
Galveston
Enton Electric Dlominating Company
Itx Successors
Aselens
Hoison Electric Hluminating Company
State of
Kansas
Anid Company
Sald
Edison Electric Iluminating Company of
Electric Titani
Electric Duminating Company
Max
Faison Electric Traminating, Company of
Japanese Cavalry Pressed Along Mukden Front
Dispatches from St. Petersburg describe Kuropatkin aiming to hold Mukden as Oyama extends his lines north east and west. Tok io silent. Japanese forces show no heavy fighting yet. Reports note cavalry actions near Lianchan and the Liao valley with mixed signals from Port Arthur and Chafoo on coal piles and discipline concerns.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Oyama
Tokio
Sakharoff
Mandarin Road
Toumytsa
Davan
Lian River
Lianchan
Liao River
London
Chafoo
Daily Mail
Port Arthur
Daily Mall Life Yang
Alexieft
Mongolia
Withoff
Commmissariat
St Petersburg
Russky Invalid
Kuropstkin
Commissariat Corps
Commissariat
St. Petersboro
Harbin
Trouble for Wright in Philippines independence debate
Washington reports President Roosevelt received a letter from Governor Luke Wright detailing challenges in governing the Philippines. Wright notes the self government push, warns of educated versus reckless elements, and cites agitation in the United States fueling native press and editorials pushing independence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Luke Wright
Philippines
Wright
Philipina
Emily Car
Aglipayan
United States
Devlin Sells Property to Catholic Church Knights of Columbus
Devlin bought the Berenth and Jackson streets building for 80000 from Ira At Cobe of Chicago for the Catholic church and the Knights of Columbus. He previously acquired four adjacent lots deeded to a Topeka lawyer for church use and placed the parochial school adjacents in a Topeka attorney’s name.
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J. Devlin
Realstate
Berenth and
Jackson Streets
Ira
Fragmentary notes on church influence and urban real estate
The text discusses how leaflets and preaching are used to bolster propaganda, demoralize conservatives, and empower church leadership in a tense political-religious setting. It mentions a stricture built by Ball and Knowles for City Real Estate Trust, later used by various firms, and notes the building’s evolving occupants including a life insurance company.
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Church of the Assumption
Bern
H. E. Ball
C0. Knowles
City Real Estate Trust Company
Kansas Mutual
Kacens
TH Pols Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joy at Montevideo as revolution ends in Uruguay
Montevideo celebrates the end of a revolution with fireworks and bands in the streets. About five thousand citizens gather before the presidential residence as the President toasts national unity. Archbishop Soler orders mass in the cathedral and says political prisoners will be freed. Paraguayan revolution news remains unclear, with reports of gains by revolutionists.
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Suenog Astee
Montevideo
Booker T. Washington Speaks at Brooklyn Institution
In New York on Sept 27 Booker T. Washington urged action to protect Black citizens. He criticized lynchings and called for enforcement of laws, noting a surge in public sentiment from governors, editors, clergy, Confederate veterans, and grand juries that demands accountability and justice.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Nicholas
Alexieff
Far East
New York
Booker T. Washington
Tuxkgree Institute
Tins
Lyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Associaton Hall
Brooklyn
South
Daily Press
Flirting in Church Denounced by Dean in Norwich
Norwich cathedral sermons decry flirting among young churchgoers during service. Dean LeFroy appeals to prayer and moral support to shield the ancient shrine and city from scandal within walls regarded for eight centuries. Fleet May Break Out from Port Arthur, predicts Kotkin paper.
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New York
Dean LeFroy
Norwich
London
St. Petersburg
Kotkin Today
Wiren
Port Arthur
Europe
Togo
Cerevas
Santiago
Retrenchment hits Rock Island Pacific railroad shops
Chinen Sept 27 reports the Chicago Rock Teland Pacific Railroad company nearly closed the car and locomotive shops. About one hundred and fifty workers were laid off after union boilermakers pressed for higher wages days earlier. A General Superintendent denied the shutdown resulted from organized labor demands and said the economy move was planned to protect operations.
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Ing
Molfne
Weather Roundup Shows Sweltering Kansas Heat
The report lists Monday heat across Kansas with Topeka at 90 and McPherson reaching 84. Record highs and lows for 24 hours show varied readings from Concordia 86 to McPherson 68, with showers in parts of the state and a forecast for cooler conditions Wednesday. Wind was southwest at 15 miles per hour at noon.
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McPherson
Topeka i
Concordia
Macksville
Ouage City
Russell
Sedan
Opeka
Wirhits
Dodes
McPherwon
Trineke
Welpek
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California Limited
Mr. Nicholson
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Manter
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California
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Missouri
Nebraska
Kanen City
FenGte
W. B. Biddle
Poop
A& Hotel
J. Rkoonts
Bartle
York
MH. Morehouse
Nice
J.R. Koonts
Santa Fe General Ecce
Edison Electric Company
Aska
Amarilllo
Eli Titus
Ivestock
Alan
Mr. Titus
F. L. Bmythmyer
Lawrence
J. F.koonte
Lake View
J. Devereaux
Sacramento River
R. Brown
Ei Paso
Brown
New Mexico
Mr. Brown
Jas Ae
Topeke
State of Kansas
Eily
Deppor
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Electrical- Tuminating Company
Edison Eiee
Illuminating Company of
Edison Electric Tlumingting Company
Topela
Sail City
Potters and Privlegen
Ubia
Autd Electric Iuminating Company
Shawnee County
Mance
Edison Electric Timing Wting Company
Edison Electric T- Luminating Company
Edison Electric Fluminating Company
Azid
Candas
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
City of
Edison Electric Hluminating Company
Seid City
Rald Edison Electri
Company of Topeks
Jopeke
Edison Electric Tuminating Company
Salt City
District Court of
Eee
Advange Checked
Shakaroff
Sianchan
Liso Hiver
Chefoo
Chefoo Toinleht
Liato Promontor
Devlin
Keights of Columbus
Booker Washington
England
Rock Island
Kansans
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