Dewey Host Naval Pageant in New York Opens Parade
New York Sept 29 Dewey on the Olympia led a grand display as bluejackets prepared the flagship and a naval parade formed. Mayors governors and officials boarded the Olympia and Sandy Hook, with Dewey receiving a warm greeting before the fleet moved out past the Sandy Hook and Patrol to start the harbor parade.
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Grand Naval Parade and Miscellaneous News Snippets
A vivid account describes a river parade with ships including the Monmouth and Erin, crowds from New York to Hoboken cheering Admiral, plus a dramatic skyline view from Grant's tomb and the Olympia beacon. Also reports market jitters in New Orleans, a drowned diplomat in Bogota, prisoner logistics in Manila, and the death of Col. Wm. T. Browning in Missouri.
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Thomas Lipton
Erin
Grant
Thig
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Jersey
New York
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St Marys
125Th Street
Fulton Street
Kansas University News and Football Schedule Update
Kansas University reports visiting student Thomas Davenport Smith as social guest. Exhibition of color photography upcoming, plus Egyptian views secured by Will White. Faculty notes include a double salt lecture by Mrs. H P Cady and patitions discussion. Football schedule tweaks swap dates with Nebraska. games listed through November with a December Oklahoma trip.
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Chemical Seminary
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Emporia
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Chas. Krause
L. J. Blake
Krause
John Hopkine
Dorothea Walton
Greensburg
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Genson
Tolen
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Hamitom
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas University
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Washburn
Ottawa
Drake University
Driving Park
Wash Burn
Kansas City
Oklahoma
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Local social notes mention travel and visits to Kansas City
Miss Lena Beard will visit relatives in Kansas City tomorrow morning. Miss Gussie Hall goes to Kansas City for a short visit with sister Mrs Dana Templin. Miss Anna Moore of Holton is pledged to the Thetas. Miss Bertha Miller of Elk City visits Miss Gertrude Becker. The Zenda club invites a dancing party next Friday evening. Several Misses travel to KC for Sunday, plus hosts in town. Other items note Amana woollens and a gas stove ad. W A Deford of Ottawa traveled through Lawrence on Topeka return.
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Kansas City
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Dana Templin
Anna Moore
Holton
Bertha Miller
Elk City
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Zenda Club
Elizabeth
Katherine Crew
Camilla Andrews
Marie Spencer
Marie Morris
Frederica Bullene
Edith Parker
Hancock and
Houlder
Sedatia
R.C. Young
Jessie Elder
Margaret Northrup
Denver
Gertrude Boughton
Marc Nelson
Misa Bess Hafer
W. A. Deford
Ottawa
Lawrence
Topeka
War drift in South Africa signals looming clash
London dispatches report cabinet deliberations over war or peace as Transvaal replies to Chamberlain proposals. Kruger vows peace only if other side acts, while military build up and massing burghers near Vryheid alert Pretoria to possible conflict. Mediation rumored but declined. military surgeons' officers elected. entertainment talks mention Whitney Mockridge concert team.
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Standard Telegraph
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Russia
Great Britain
Eleven Scotsman passengers drown in steamer wreck
Rimouski September 29 eleven passengers aboard the Scotsman were drowned when the Scotsman wrecked eight days earlier at Change Island. Among the dead are Mrs. Robertson of Montreal and several other Montreal residents, Windsor’s Mrs. Dickson, and Toronto Globe editor’s wife Mrs. Dickson. The Montfort rescued 49 others as heavy seas swamped boats. officers could not control drunken crewmen who plundered cabins during the disaster.
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Montreal
Dickson
Windsor
Toronto Globe
Milas R. Weaver
Talbott
Skelton
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