On the Trail. Novel Experience and Severe Travel
A traveler reports a novel and severe experience while visiting Idaho hotels. The piece notes surprising accommodations and describes a 100 mile horseback ride over mountains as part of the journey. The report emphasizes rugged travel and frontier hospitality in an early Idaho context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Parker
Whrree
Parker
Winn
Hvis
A. Patter
Bera Jan
Mr Warner
Bere
Vist
Peichives
Warner
Tetother Ot
Tetother Ot & Warner
Thineuwitarion
Une Wage
Henderson
Singerenellet
Stevens
Brevens
Mick Chat
Warren
Elsridge
Rex Malider
Herees
Whelan
Shelter
Salmon River
Warren Pass
Topeka Party Follows Thunder Mountain Trail
A Topeka expedition travels by wagon and cayuse from Warren to Thunder Mountain mining areas. The party endures long mountain trails, frost, and cold as they reach Warren and continue toward the Payette basin with mining prospects and rugged canyon routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Thunder Mountain
Getenne
En An
W. Kalws
W. C. Stepbear
Davis
Mme. Tiuretert
Denver
Burgdorf
Plehers
Aijchert
Payetur
Peyrtte
Joseph Cadby
YoUns Mountainder
Travetr
Brown
Feeans
Bhat Maid
Secesh
Payette
Arsest
Dr. Bowes
Tannhip
Coal price rise hits Topeka dealers in August
Topeka coal dealers received a circular announcing a 25 cent per ton rise at the mines, with another similar increase expected September 1. Retail prices in August will hold at 4.50 for coal, while southern Kansas lump costs rise to 4.25 and Osage and Burlingame prices also climb. Dealers report higher hauling costs and limited supply, with the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators' Association meeting in Kansas City to set forthcoming prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Coal Trust
Burlingame
Southern Kansas
Osage
Burling
Phin
Kansas City
Neal~ Cox
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
Kanaan
Cortions
Kane City
Mineasth
John H. Boward
A. J Hareper
David Mackie
Kansas
J. der Bn
A. B Kirkwied
Ora Darnall
Ard Kaneim
Pranklyn Bates
Charles 3. Kkelth
Archit Crane
Indiana Territory
Carl Scholx
Withans Ust
Tonf
Russia plans to open Manchuria to foreigners in six years
A St Petersburg dispatch to the Cologne Gazette reports Russian authorities told Pekin that foreigners will be barred from Manchuria for six years. After Tassia restores order, Manchuria will be opened for free commerce with foreign traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rus
St. Petersburg
Cologne
Pekin
Russia
Manchuria
Mancchuria
Snapshot notes from Topeka country life and events
A collage of Topeka area items dated around August includes school openings on September 7, railroad and street work updates, public notices on patrols and charity boards, church services, local gatherings, telephone extensions, meteorological notes, and plans for community events. Names and places include Topeka, Wanamaker, Vinewood, Winfield, Shawnee county, and notable locals like Woodien, Dr D, and Captain Coney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneke
Rodewelch
Cfu
D. Mr
Pau- Vine
Woodvien
Ange Clty
Topeka
Aumunt 4
State Board of Charities
Mea Wdun
Mt Winfield Voila
Dover
Auburn
Witbird
Belar
Peck
Wanamaker
Shawnee County
Oakland
Steer
America
Kaw Valley
Qin
Sealth
Benin
Sherrif Luenn
Chiries Willams
Topeka Telve
Bliver Lake
Solticians
Grange Plenio al Berryton
George H. Langdon
Alga
Ark
Watson's
Hall Hart Tecumseh
Somme Minature
Josie
Cranwell
Solock
Kansan Avenue
Pat Coney
County
Harvey Wortal
Ie White Dindrella
Qanewoes
Pursuit Called Off in Desperate County Outlaw Chase
Twelve of the desperate convicts who escaped from Folwam prison remain at large near Jorge as the chase wears down. Heat and rough terrain exhaust the posse and Governor Pardoe planned to mobilize the Plaverville National Guard. no sheriff deputies have returned home. Traces of the outlaws have grown scarce, and capture prospects fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pincerville
Conyier
Folwam
Jorge
Wodny
Hethetynane
Rmititin
Pardoe
Plaverville Coe National
Uutn
King Edward at Cork amid royal arrival salute joys
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived by royal yacht Victoria and Albert in Cork. Ceremonies included firing royal salutes, crowds cheering, colors presented to two regiments, and a bishop invited to the beaming ceremony though he declined to attend with the Protestant chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Taken With Cramps and Cholera Cure Advertisement
An odd fragment describes cramps and cholera symptoms, mentioning a remedy and a brand name Doule Ointment. It markets a treatment allegedly providing relief and references trains and travel offers, with scattered phrases about Atchison and Santa Fe accounts and tickets. The text appears as an incomplete ad or promotional blurb from an old newspaper page.
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Idaho Hotels
Parker Ma
Resort
Met
James Warren
Warren Placera
Tolabo
Phelan
Keane
Witain
James
War- Wie
Big Creek
Elie Pass
Elie Mountain
Colorado
Tbe
Elk Creek
Phelyn
Saulde
Lise
Stenp
Eile Creek
We Phelan
McRae
Daniel McRae
Endurtnar Hardahips
Willen J. Burke
Darknees
M_ dD
Mr. Eldridge
Cam
Hendereim
Ee Seing
Potter
Lookliue
Wil L. Davis
Mr. Poindexter
Sim
Finder's Station
Rossia
Smith Creek
Goiter
A. A. Ae
Nelias
Sing Street
de, Brower
Edziala
Ian Bernev
de Carruph
Methodia Church
East
Third
Sears
Mortere
A. A. Brower
Gigne
Maggie Stone
Big Spring
Kos
Brower
Western Avenue
Kas
M. D
Kansas Ave
Rockefwiler
Sinrneend
Graver
Western Union
Jaree
Tofailway
BARTS
Mb Aries
Uilon
Mabel Ren- Wick
J. A. Lawrence
Wicha
D. Larimer
Perry
Lecompton
Lane University
Lighth
Kansas Agr
Bie
Hananis
Lee
Topeka Railway Company
Kat Aan Avenue
Folxom
King Edward
New York
Avermete
Tie Associated
Dopowite
Raroutstton S4ibon, CO
Crane
Eperle
Sea
United States
Airlace
Siham
Cem
Ron Hetder
Ald
Atchison and
Retu
Santa Fe
Atchison Ginde
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