Gettysburg Day G A R Ladies Lead Morning Program
The Grand Army of the Republic events in Lawrence feature Ladies of the G A R in charge of the program at Gettysburg Day celebrations. Corporal Tanner addressed veterans, praising American women and recalling Civil War experiences while bands and choirs from Haskell and Lawrence provided music and stirring renditions of patriotic songs.
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Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army Renm
Gand
Republica
Holy City
Haskell
Georgia
A. W. Smith
G. A. Ti
Rovenia St. John
Dohir
Tanner
Tw G.A. BR
EU Yartiglie
Laling
Blick
Lawrence
G Rand Army
di Altl
Blanche Lyons
John Black
Sir True Blue
Jack
Clauge
Columbia Post
America
Father Abraham
Wall
Ladies of the
G. A. Ht
James Tanner
Capt
Joseph Waters
Topeka
Chickmanga
Chicamanga
A W Smith
GA. B
Johnl i C. Black
Dr. Roby
O'Topeka
Lincoln
Belle Carris
Black
Corporal Tanner
Philippine scout V Patajo arrives in US army uniform
San Francisco September 18 Second Lieutenant V Patajo a Philippine scout and the first native from Su 208 to wear US Army colors arrives from Manila. He served as spy chief detective and later lieutenant of a scout company earning distinctions in the Philippine campaign and is to report to Fort Leavenworth for staff college. Harnon Wilson dead.
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San Francisco
V Patajo
United States Army
Manila
Patajo
Young
Fort Leavenworth
Staff College
Brilliant Young Newspaper Man Dies in Topeka
Harmon D. Wilson aged 30, a prominent Kansas newspaper writer, died in Topeka today of typhoid fever contracted on an Oklahoma outing. He had been with the Topeka Daily Capitol and leaves a wife and one child. Call 192 for Phillipa Bros. paper hangers and decorators. Try the maple winds at Wiedemann’s.
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W. O. Hubble
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence
John K. Wright
Junction City
Samuel Raber
Douglas County
Missouri
T. N. Graham
L. X. Waters
Camp Lincoln
Topeka
Harmon D. Wilson
Kansas
Wilson
Oklahoma
Topeka Daily Caps
Turkish Atrocities Reported in Balkan Clash
Sofia reports a three day Turkish balloon sighting near the Bulgarian frontier and a fierce eight hour fight in Kratovo between 2,000 Turks and 800 insurgents. Insurgents used bombs, about 100 Turks died, several wounded. another clash at Rupelpaso ended with Turks surrounding and annihilating a company before bands fled to the mountains. Three Turkish battalions pursue from Salonica. Nearby pres refugees were killed by Turkish soldiers, and women mutilated. Kastoria said to be burning with mass casualties. A London journalist cites strong evidence of Turkish atrocities, including starving women and possible further forest deaths. Europe urged to intervene by conference or concert.
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Sofia
Kratovo
Rupelpaso
Salonica
Presba
Kastoria
London
Belgrade
Tzokoll
Europe
Frosts Hit Midwest Crops Across Several States
Reports from Kansas City Springfield Illinois Bloomington and Peoria show a cold front with frosts. Temperatures ranged from 39 to 48 degrees with frost recorded in Kansas Missouri Illinois and Chicago. Corn crops faced varying damage and local indications suggest warmer weather ahead.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Springfield
Manhattan
Concordia
Peorka
Chicago
Milneis
Tragic Gasoline Fire Claims Mrs John and Daughter
In St Louis on September 1 Mrs Mary E John aged founder and her 13 year old daughter Pearl died from burns after lighted gasoline. The woman's 11 year old son, Sturry, a somnambulist, had previously helped with the stove and reportedly turned on the fluid in his sleep. The boy cannot survive. The tragedy unfolded as the victims ran to assist him.
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St. Louis
Mary ‘E. John
Pearl
Sturry
John
Resignation of Chamberlain Stuns Public in Crisis
Sept 13 reports consternation across the nation after Chamberlain announces resignation. Public mood is unsettled as formation of a new cabinet appears unlikely and rumors spread about leadership uncertainty in the Clatel states kingdom.
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Jr. Chamberlain
Clatel States
Balfour
Yves
President Roosevelt Returns From Antietam Battlefield
President Roosevelt and Governor Margian completed their return journey from the Antietam battlefield today. They traveled with minimal stops, reaching Jersey City early in the morning, where New Jersey dedicated a monument to its fallen. The president then went to the navy yard at Tarluck and proceeded to Gystr Way aboard the Sylph.
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New York
Sept
Roosevelt
Goovernor Margian
Jersey City
Antietam
New Jersey
Tarluck
Navy Yard
Gyster Way
Accidental poisoning shocks Des Moines family
In Whitehear, Sept 18, the Well Durfee family narrowly escaped after poison was traced to their milk supply. Paris green was found in the well and phosphorus in the milk, a mere accident that could have been fatal.
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Des Moines
Well Durfee
Whiteheer
Paris Green
Two Die in Utah Shooting After Tragedy
In Salt Lake two people are reported dead as a 17 year old woman Mary Williams formerly of Chattanooga Tennessee, shot at her husband and then killed herself. The incident follows the recent deaths of her father and mother and occurred amid temporary derangement.
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Salt Lake, Sept. le
Mary Williams
Cahiattanooga
Tenin
Congress Nears End as Irrigation Congress Closes
Ogden Utah Sept 4 With the closing of the eleventh National Irrigation congress schedule for its opening not half the work has been accomplished Next year's convention was won by El Paso on the first ballot.
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Leavenworth Times
T. T. Kelley
Topeka
J. F. Jarell
South Park
Theodore Gardner
First
Kansas Battery
Gardner
Col
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Ottawa
Witts
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Robbins
Wamego
Wilson
Mehra
Havensville
Iowa
Ohio
Missouri
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John C. Black
J. W. Mugany
Leavenworth
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McClure
John Brown
Palmetto Guards
Ickory Point
Jefferson County
L. Wisrd
Wisdom
Kansas
GC. L. Linton
Lawrence
Indiana
C. G. Mull
Co. F. U
Indiana, Cavalry
Iola
Ice
J. W. Tuttle
Peabody
Kans
J. W. Njitehcock
Mth
Indiana Cavalry
Wicconsin
R. W. Emerson
Wisconsin
Great Bend
G. 5
U. B. Pearsall
National Military Home
Wisconsin Fourtry
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Uf. Hoyle
Atchison
Wow. Dennison
Wom
Cuests
Illinois Organization
Geo. W. Thatcher
Kan
Dr. McNalley
Michigan Valley
W. H. Irwin
W. H. Underwood
Clay Center
Ogden
Utah
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
el Paso
Women in Warlington Form Paint League to Recoat Town
In Warlington New Jersey the women have defied the Painters union to paint their own homes. Facing wage disputes with unionists they formed a cooperative venture, quickly giving the town a fresh coat of color without male labor.
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New York
Warlington
N.J
Painters Union
Achame
Lipton Is Better and Global Exports Highlight Global Notes
A collage of disparate clippings notes Lipton is superior, Childe district exports include ivory hippopotamus teeth rhino horns seeds nuts beans rubber and wax, a Pennsylvania farmer survived a lightning strike that killed his two horses, 74 tons of reindeer meat shipped to northern Russia, Russia remains a leading egg exporter with yearly shipments rising past 1.5 billion dozen, Secretary Root planned a New York house costing under 850000, Rear Admiral Lamberton to command South Atlantic station, Vanderbilt hints at Lipton style private houses, Fifth Avenue homes risk from wood usage, French silk workers migrate to the United States, Perry resident Hi H Gast visits daughter Mrs. Man.
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Childe
Zambesi
Altoona
Russia
St. Petersburg
Root
Europe
New York
Presbyterian
Seventy-first Street
Manila
Deway
Lamberton
George W. Summer
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Ife
Crete
Fifth Avenue
United States
Reunion Boosts Town as Circus Moves In
Numerous fekks and operators of chance games gather for a reunion running through Sunday, followed by a circus opening Monday, bringing in crowds and activity to the town.
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Fekks
Market summaries from Kansas City and Chicago cattle sales
Live Stock notes show Kansas City on Sept 16 with cattle demand steady to lower. Native steers 4.25 to 5.50, cows and heifers 1.60 to 4.00, bulls and feeders 2.25 to 4.25, hogs 5.75 to 6.95, lambs 2.£ to 5.15. Chicago reports 4,500 cattle, native steers 4.00 to 6.00, stockers 2.60 to 4.15, cows 1.50 to 4.18, top light weights 6.25, overall weaker mood.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Grain and Provision Market Notes From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City reports mixed grain values with wheat and corn futures varying across months and cash markets. Prices for oats rye and timothy show modest shifts, while dairy and egg markets run steady with creamed milk and fresh eggs listed. Chicago quotes wheat corn oats pork lard and coal prices, with futures for Sept December and May positions and notable price ranges across commodities. Ground delivery ads note coal prices from C L Edwards in Warren Street.
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Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Chicago
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