Harris Campaign Stop Sparks Mixed Abroad Views
Senator Harris prepares his campaign tour after a European trip reporting on world fairs trade, English sentiment toward Roosevelt and U S trust policy. He cites cheap American goods, rising rents in rural England, and hopes for world fair exhibits while planning stops at Leavenworth and Philipsburg.
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Rine York
St Linwood
Hal
Harrie
Postal Telegraph Ofice
Frank
Baris
J. Pierpont
Longton
Paris
England
Scotland
United States
Edward
Ingiah
Rosevelt
Lees
Ace
South Africa
Baby
Kansas
Harrisaid
Henderson
Porce
Burton
Unet
Hanna
Roosevelt
Aten
Tam
Wator Harris
Nator Harris
Leavenworth
Philipsburg
Hill and Booth Tucker to attend irrigation congress
Denver reports James J. Hill president of Great Northern and Northern Securities will attend the National Irrigation Congress in Colorado Springs October 6 to 9 if time permits. Booth-Tucker endorses colonization work and invites delegates to Fort Amity for a cordial reception at the Salvation Army colony amid strong progress in irrigated lands.
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National Irrigation Congress
Denver
Colo
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Northern Securities Camput
Wantlind
Natonal Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Wantland
Booth-Tucker
Great Salvation Army Colonies
Mont Rangulné
Fort Amity
Roosevelt meets Riley at Columbia club luncheon
President Theodore Roosevelt greets poet James Whitcomb Riley at a Columbia club luncheon. Colonel Harrison introduces them. Riley praises Eugene Ware, and Roosevelt agrees Ware is “a corker” and a notable figure of the time.
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Roosevelt
James Whitcomb Riley
Tenana Sentinel
Columbia Club Tunghoon
Well Winder Way
Col
Rossello Harrison
Riley
Palonel
Fearon
Eugene Ware
Ware
Range of the Ramapos Mountain Dwellings Near New York City
A New York Mail and Express report describes a rugged Ramapo district within thirty two miles of New York City. The terrain is so wild and inaccessible that ponies cannot traverse it, farming relies on bare survival, and even burial requires hiding bodies in forests or cabin yards.
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New York Mail and Express
New York City
North Topeka social notes and obituaries
North Topeka column records Miss Cora Conner visiting Maple Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Gatchel plan a move to Las Vegas New Mexico. The infant child of Jobe Manley at Hoyt is buried. Henry Block dies at Bedwell asylum. funeral Wednesday at 906 Harrison. Louise Helen Haliburton dies. remains go to Knobnoster Mo. Local club and church events, sales at Loom End, and visits from residents across Kansas noted.
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Kimeadi"Printing Co
North Kahane Aye
Cora Conner
Maple Hill
Martin Pennycamp
Templin
Kas
Jobe Manley
Hoyt
Shellabarger & Son
Jai
J. W. Hart
West Garden Streets
Gay Gatchel
Las Vegas
New Merton
Martin Pennye
Jerry Springstead
Fort Riley
Grace Remakin
Lawrence
William M. Castisy
William Mahan
Oneota
New York
North Topeks
Henry Block
Bedwell Asylum
Harrison Street
the Baptist Church
Smith
Monroe
Geeree
Star Iledge No. 3
William
Destiey
F. HK Ringer
Trenver
John Bradley
Sadie Baird
Jackson Street
Mra Ann Paramore
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Shepherd
Mra. Guise
A. J. Paramore
Joy Antrim
Elmont
Misnessy
Beatrice Antrim
Kansas Avenue
Fey
T. J. Pearson
Herlogton
Alma
Mr. Pearson
Congregational Association
William BC Cosniey
Courtney
Russell Barber
Uttle
Esther
W. A. Halliburton
Bank Directors Arrested in Mannheim Case
Frankfurter Zeitung dispatches from Mannheim reports Herr Henninger a Rheinan Baneheim Chemical director has been arrested and Joseph A Boehm another director has been taken into custody. They allegedly sold transfers to banks totaling 225000 on a New York bank linked to the company with no equivalent credit in New York.
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Boid
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Frankfurter Zeitung
Viday
Marnnhoim
Herr Henninger
Rheinan- Baneheim Chemical Company
Joseph A. Boehm
Mannheim
New York
Curtis Forces Victory in Bitter Leavenworth Primaries
In Leavenworth the bitter anti ticket contest left Curtis with a narrow win as ballotbox tensions rose. An argument over counting ballots sparked violence while accusations of corruption swirled around the anti Curtis faction and the fight reshaped local political prospects.
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Leavenrth Bate
Bose
Fey
Aleo
Firth
DFR Bank Ner
Wits
Curtia
Rad Sear
Capaby
Reine Sone Jy
Freeman Curtis
Anthonys
Leavenworth County
Old Haid's Secret in a Belleville House
Aunt Sophie, long known as a devoted helper, cares for Mattie and Harry while toiling in a Belleville button factory. Mr Kingsland, a distant patron and factory man, visits often, sharing stories and a soft edge of kindness that unsettles Sophie’s quiet life.
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Sephie
Mattie
Sue
Harry
Sophine Sopher
Mr. Kingsland
Tom
Sophie
Herlnon
Stex
Record-Herald
Gergyman
Common Prayer
Cate
Kiake
Mattle
Belleville
Mr. Kinsland
Ned
Menla
Bia
Ae ‘Noebla
Reibe
Ubinke Wah
Man Behind the Gun and the Courage of Labor
A Prom New York Mail and Express piece ponders heroism in labor. It contrasts the elderly philosopher’s view with a working man who endures drills and heavy hammer blows to earn a living, risking life and limbs for the next payday while a younger colleague deals with a press of business.
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Prom
New York Mail and Express
Phil
San Juanqui
Herolam
Inborcra
Philoe
The Orinoco River and Fortunes in Zinc Leads
From the Caracas Herald a sketch of the Orinoco River as a vast watercourse rising on the frontier and coursing 2000 miles to the Atlantic. The page also hints at mining opportunities in zinc and lead in the Tellville Line district, with notices for employment, rentals, and various services interwoven.
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Caracas
Taney Bat
Damous Tellville Line
Topeka
ROMEVILLE HAPPENINGS
Local notes report residents recounting fences avoided and near misses with livestock and a farmer’s cow saved by prompt help. Reader updates mention Mrs John Price incident and a Reverend Gullup receiving potatoes. travel fare details advertise round trip by rail with vestibuled cars and November 12 deadline.
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John Price
Georges
Chicago
Adams Particulis
Special Fares for Trip to the National Hospital
Excurtion tickets to Indiana and Ohio points will be sold at the same time for a planned encampment in Washington D C in October. Low fares recom mended by A G P lanes and the Century building St Louis. Diphtheria sore throat croup noted. Instant over tickets.
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National ‘R
Washington, D. C
A. G P
Rover
Indiana
Ohio
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Booth Tucker
Corker
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Tower
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Yokohama
Japan
Gromier
Curtis
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Republica
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Bi Tiscoln
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Manall
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Aso
Mmitepeagh
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Ehgen
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Bouseworte
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Topeks
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Joe Sopercateatts
Sheena
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Calamaee
Tehrieka
Wick Works
Ti Lake
Sarin Can Noue
Howard
P.M Steves & Son
Washburn
Benebars
Eighth Street
Heroes
Banaras
Immel & Norris
Topeka Ave
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Eliane
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First Moor
Nice
Saute Lowman Hil School
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Tits Brick and Passtee
Dimmende Ponent
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Lady's Green
Pam Neward
Kanees Ave
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Ike Partacente
Gordon
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Buren
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Sig
Ree Z. Rosen
Keney Avenue
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Romeville
Pater
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Wendel
Cilimax
Salar Jeanke
Josiah Gullup
Parmer Skinner
Jaber
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