Aguinaldo to Inaugurate Philippine Republic at Malolos
New York report from Manila says Aguinaldo will formally inaugurate the Philippine Republic at Malolos tomorrow with a great celebration. Invitations have gone to principal army officers and newspaper correspondents. about a thousand natives will attend as the dictator reviews his army and proclaims to the nations of the world the aims of his government. The transport Arizone arrived today carrying navy recruits and mail, marking the first home mail in months and easing post shortages for the occupying forces.
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New York
Herald
Manila
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Republic of the Philippines
Arizone
Navy
Ths
Army of Occupation
Lettlars
Counterfeiter Catch Reveals Mexicant Currency Ring
Washington reports chief Wilkie says secret service seized $5,000 in counterfeit notes at El Paso and Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth, traced to Mexican counterfeits used to obtain exchange. Fontaine, tied to the ring, arrested and held. capture described as important.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service Bureau
Forsythe
Pass
Texas
el Pano
Dattis
Fort Worth
Fontaine
Manicha
Local events and notices from Hamilton Hall and post office schedule
Local brief lists upcoming events and civic notices. Mrs Dr Abton to sing Rose of Hilo at Hamilton Hall for Cersical Rights ball. Dr J C McClintock named chief surgeon at Salvation hospital. Post office to open at noon tomorrow with general delivery 6 PM to closing. Station A and RK hours posted. Wester Pet Stock Association to hold November exhibition. officers named including Pure, Lucas, Teavig.
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Burke
Aabton Witt
Sta- Heer
Wester Pet Stock Association
Ofeers
CO. G Pure
J. FP. Lucas
Teavig
Encouragement in Cuba Shows Government Workings
Reports from Washington indicate semi-crucial conditions in Cuba as Generals Lawton and Wood relay warnings and guidance. The Cubans who work are treated fairly and may be assigned to government roles suited to their abilities, with optimism that the governance issue will resolve with patience.
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Washington
Lawton
Wood
War Department
Exivia
Santa Fe
Departmento
Santa Fe Sets East Asia Steam Service Plans
San Francisco report says arrangements nearly complete for steamers from San Diego to Yokohama and Hong Kong. Belgian King Cartta City and Cathania will sail, with 4500 to 7500 ton capacity. California and Oriental Steamship syndicate controls the line with Santa Fe freight and passenger ties. First ship to depart San Diego around December with calls planned at Honolulu and other ports.
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Orient
San Francisco
J. J. Byrne
Santa Fe
California
San Diego
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Mr. Byrne
Carttale City
Cathania
Jaan Emetinh
California and Oriental Steamship Company
Hynelutu
Gave Them the Slip Dr Nancy Guilford Eludes Detectives
Cable from the United States embassy in London reports the arrest of Nancy Guilford for complicity in the Briarport murder. State department follows embassies procedures, while absence of return supports the claim of evading law enforcement. Carnival photos promised for tomorrow's parade with notes of local participants.
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Nancy Guilford
State Department
United States
Nancy Guliford
Emma Gill
Brianeport
Liverpool
London
Democrats Nominate Elvin W Crane for New Jersey Governor
In Trenton the Democratic state convention nominated Essex County prosecutor Elvin W. Crane for governor and adopted a platform aligned with the national party. The convention debated endorsing the Chicago 1896 platform but upheld the majority's stance. Crane won 441 votes on first ballot. Daly 262. after ballot switching Crane was unanimously chosen. The platform praises Democratic ideals, criticizes Republican wartime leadership, and salutes Spanish American War volunteers.
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Chicago
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Ivin W.crane
Essex County
Crane
Senator Daly
Clarence Atkinson
Committee On Resolutions
Edwards
Elvin W. Crane
W.D. Daly
Democratic Party
Atte
Corrapar Pararankia
Hadks “Perasray
McKinney
McKinley
Binet
Algerius
Remarkable escape near Cupperton ends with shark sighting
A Japanese man T Mateu survived a shark near Clipperton Island just as he was pulled from the sea to board the Al ice Blanchard. The incident followed a strike among Japanese workers and a near-violent clash with fellow laborers. The report also notes church career rumors and a mix of local notices including electric light bicycle races and pensions for Kansans.
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San Diego
Alice Blanchard
Clipperton Island
T. Mateu
Cupperton
Mutsu
Blanchard
GAVE US STANDING
In a letter from August 16 to Secretary Gardner, Prof. Hamilton King US consul at Hong Kong says America stands before the Oriental mind as never before. He credits Dewey's Manila victory with boosting American prestige and pride across the east, noting sacrifices and hopeful timing in God’s plan.
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Lansing
Mich
Gardner
Hamilton King
United States
Hangkok
Sam
America
Dewey
Manila
East
Palm Readings at 519 Harrison Street Reveal Charms of Colonel’s Palm
In Roosevelt era town, consultation car chatter centers on Prof Johnstone diagnosing fate and health by palm lines. The palm reader claims powerful foresight, predicting nominations and elections, with patients packed after hours for readings costing one dollar.
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Rough Riders
Paul Alexander Townstone
Harrison Street
Theodore Boone
Sear Bey
Johnstone
Kansas City
North Topeka Festival Guests and Carnival Closures
North Topeka notes show numerous visitors and hosts across town for the festival week, including TL W. Simmons and Arthur Smith. The North Side banks close Friday for carnival. local residents travel to St Louis and Cincinnati. bets on bicycle races at Garfield Park tonight as Queen sees the events unfold.
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Kina Pig
Srelock
Ofice
TL. W. Simmons
Salina
Arthur Smith
Netawaka
Wash Densford
North Side
William VanNess
Ohio
Gamlowski
St. Marys
M. Gamlowski
O'Hara
Abilene
Mrs. Simmons
Moree Street
Mra Spaulding
Kansas City
Elmer Miller
Park _street
Carrie Lowery
Salina Te
Mark Putnam
Union Pacific
Sue Skinner
Fred Carson
Lawrence
Ed Shanholtzer
Des Moines
Jows
T. Shaeffer
Datehter
J. Childers
Kansan City
J. B. Betts
Freda
St. Louis
Mundison Street
Edgar
Fred Blak
Slefer
Dollie Blut
Neuawelks
Maestr
W. Blair
J. M. Hamilton
Soper
Beloit
George Shellabarger
Horton
Mr. Shellabarger
Shellabarker
Mrs. Shellsbarger
Quincy Stress
Shellabarger
Photographers’ Convention
Garfield Park
Santa Fe
Battle in the Streets at Pana Illicit Clash Ends With Wounded
Striking union coal miners and armed black workers fought in Pana Illinois on September 29. Shots rang out as miners pressed a charge to drive blacks back to stockades at Springside and Penwell mines. One black man reportedly died after reaching a stockade. Police clashed with the mob, and Union leader David McGavie allegedly clubbed a black fighter. Big fights flared on Locust Street with locals retreating to their homes as militia may be requested to safeguard property.
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Pana
Union
Stockade
Springside
Penwell
Samuel Smith
Smith
George W. Penwell
David McGavie
Mineca
McGavie
Penwell Stockade
Union Nilti
Ers
Tanner
Valley Center Man Nearly Cut by Mowing Machine
Wichita September 29 Charles Riggs of Valley Center was badly cut when his mower horses frightened and threw him in front of the mower while cutting sugar cane. Doctors fear he may die from his injuries.
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Charlie Riggs
Valley Center
Wichita
Charles Riggs
Bishop Cunningham Installed as Concordia Diocese Leader
Bishop Cunningham arrived with six bishops and sixty priests in Concordia as the new head of the recently established Concordia diocese. He was welcomed by about 100 citizens with speeches from Judge Sturges L B Quigley and Rev Joseph Perier before taking charge of his work.
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Cunningham
Concordia
Leavenworth
Hip Pen
Sturges
L. B. Quigley
Joseph Perier
O Nee
Fever Worsens Across Stricken Territory Reports
The state health board lists new yellow fever cases in multiple locations including Clinton near Wilson and Franklin. Jackson notes no new cases, while inspectors are sent to Rolling Fork, Poplarville, and Water Valley. Additional cases push fears of statewide quarantines as residents flee Oxford.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
Wilson
Clinton
Frankin
Jackson
Mies
Wear Jackson
Taylors
Drywood
Rolling Fork
Poplarville
Water Valley
Oxford
Last Night's Fire Alarms Burned Topeka Area
Fire department rushed to Sixth and Clay streets at 10 45 P M last night as a blaze erupted in the rear of James Kuypers barber shop. Adjacent structures shared the blaze with active efforts needed to subdue flames. Loss estimated at about 100 dollars due to fire and water damage. An electric bank sign at Bank of Topeka building also failed after the blaze.
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Clay
Fie
James Kuypers
Bank of Topeka
Stork
Wheat market shows mixed opens in Sept trade
Today’s market report notes bullish sentiment at open due to Liverpool market steadiness. Wheat prices rose for December then slipped as futures cooled, with heavy Minneapolis and Duluth receipts and weak outside markets pressuring contracts. Oats weaken alongside other grains while provisions show general weakness.
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Crag
Liverpool
Minneapps
Duluth
Chicago
New York
Aes
Mary Pork
Texas Market News Hogs and Cattle Receipts and Prices
Market notes show mixed hog and cattle receipts with hogs weak to lower and steers firm to higher. Texas prices feature Texas cows around 2.50 to 2.80 and native cattle similar ranges, with stockers and feeders cited. Corn dull and eggs firm while New York money market and bonds show minor movement.
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Texas
Si Marie
Strom
Bea
Weather Markets and Rail Notes From Grain Report
A rough OCR fragment reports weather outlook and grain market data. Mentions Kansas City, Duluth, Liverpool, and Chicago area references. Notes on wheat, corn, and oats with price ranges and general market tone, plus late classification remark.
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Sye
Laverpool Cabie
Kansas City
Vietuity
Lnareas Revere
Porilon
Neapo
Tata
Duluth
Chile
Tony
Mostengy
Kanase City
Omubu
Eivhepool
Scanans
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Giaus
Topeka’s Great Department Store
Woodbury
Stuart
Ecetinela
New Model
New Madel
The
New Model Supply Store
Kemper & Paxtons
Quincy
Philippine Republic
Aching Muerwtary
Sints Hay
Cuba
Santa Pel Ocean Line
Sir
Kansas Ave
Shark
Him
Dr. Hall
Alexander Connell
Pith Avenue Presbyterian Church
Joan Hall
Connell
Kansans
Howard Welles
Galena
George W. Cook
Natlorial Military Home
William J. Stone
Foster
Henry H. Perdue
Osiewatamie
Sylvester's. Limborker
Downs
Hiram Wells
Chanute
Shad@rach Michael
Joseph Burr
Atchison
W' Ham IL Rogers
Piper
Will
Mam
A. A. Conner
Godfrey
Ind
Topeka
Whitmore Bros. Barbers
Gerfield Park
Ask
Roosevelt
North Topeka
Garfield Park Quarter Mile Track
Union Coal
Pana, Til
Robbins Egg
Blue Tribune
Topeka Cycle Co
West Sixth Street
J. M. Knight
Hanses Avenue
Today's Market Report
Associated Prensa
State Journal
Chicago Livestock
Ee Wee
Eltoz
A. Halat
Cite
Wiss Mutans
Bama
Ee Gowsip
Pupeks
Bae
Stooita
Tyler
mvApity
Bisek
Cape
Peventie
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