North Tuperka Local Notices and Obits Briefed
Mire T Irwin of Gorton visits friends. Miss Bertha Kemp arrives from Chicago for weeks with parents north of town. Thomas messenger at Western Union laid off for sickness. replacement by Mart Tew. Mr and Mrs Oscar Jacobs return from visiting relatives. Miss Hattie Greenway and Lizzie Conklin visit Grantville and Perry. Mr Join Snooks dies in Maple Grove. funeral plans incomplete. Fire department responds to rag fire at Mrs Josephine Anderson’s 1152 Jefferies Avenue. Mrs W E Geiger and son depart Mount Vernon Iowa after visit with sister Mrs Hart. Master Wimner Forbes hosts tenth birthday party on Monroe Street. Funeral of Mrs John Powers held at family home. Rochester cemetery. Emma Olfferman dies age 11 after illness. founder of local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Mire T. Irwin
Gorton
Ur Bhirney Boais
Oscar Jacobs
Arnold
L T. Cooper
Sliver Lake
Bertha Kemp
Chicago
Thomas Messenger
Western Union
Mart Tew
Bre
Otto Kuehne
Minple
Funying
Mia
Kuehne
Nicor
Ama Differman
Miseea Hattie Greenway
Lizzie Conklin
Grantville
Monroe Street
Fred
Abe Josph
Farg Crittenden
Pat Fortes
Gin Cooper
Ivan
George Dibble
Bredtt
John Powers
Kansas
A. J. Arnold
Alte
Susie Skinner
Charles Berry
John Pratt Tang
Lewus
John Glentenning
Beoahd Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Ceme
Emma Olfferman
Sagas
Dp Topeka
Fee Ofertas
Boyd’s Cadets Attend Beloit Trip Amid Tragedy
A girl from Boyd’s unit contracted a severe illness while in Beloit and did not fully recover. The funeral will be held Friday at the home, with members of Boyd’s group in attendance. A large North Kansas Avenue Beeharc crowd enjoyed a straw ride, then left town on two hay racks amid cheers and songs. The group included numerous local youths and several named individuals such as Florence Musson Lizzie Woodie Allen Pearl Irwin Marmie Carey and Clemma Myers among others along with Clarence Floughtelin Predsons and Dave Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd's Girl
Beloit
Boyd
North League
Kansas Avenue
Misays
Florence Musson
Lizzie Woodhareie Allen
Pearl Irwin
Marmie Carey
Kine
Harriet Staples
Maud
Clemma Myers
Anole
Ida
Bessie Henry
Carrie Hobinson
Edith Brammi
May MacNoun
Goldie Lutes
Bill Parsons
Viola Troutman
Glimiore
Ayers
Peer
Clarence Floughtelin
Predsons
Dave Wilder
Walter Grazz
Wen
Harcy
George Hayes
Clarence Job
No Packages for Yukon Cannot Be Sent Through Mail
A Times special from New York reports Third Assistant Postmaster Madden ordered postmasters to refuse all third and fourth class items to the Yukon division. Only letters and postal cards may be sent to Yukon territory, while clothing and other articles cannot be forwarded. Postal workers must decline such matter to avoid errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
New York
Times Iron Washington
Madden
Yukon Division
Yukon Territory
Dead Man’s Buggy Carries Body After Murder
Jeanney Frenchtown man, 37, was murdered between Menadesiila and Conneaut Lake. His horse and buggy returned to Conneaut Lake today bearing the corpse, with a bullet wound on the back. Authorities believe robbery motive. the victim’s pockets held 375 dollars, water, and other items. A horse led the buggy away after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menadesiila
Jeanney
Frenchtown
Conneaut Lake
Hayti Protest Report From Port au Prince
Acting Secretary of State Ades received a cable from Minister Powell in Port au Prince Haiti confirming reports that police officers violated the Haitian legation by arresting a staff member. The department will consider the matter and may direct surrender to authorities if proceedings are regular and a fair trial is promised, conditional on Haiti's government expressing regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aum
Ades
Cabiexram
Powell
Prince, Haye
Legation
Hartien
State Department
Ambassador Pauncefote to Return This October
London August 3 The British ambassador to the United States takes the duties of Lord Pauncefote as his situation changes He will return to the Hague to finish peace conference matters and proceed to Washington in October He is expected to retire from diplomatic service in March or April and may remain in contact with Alaska matters during the hot weather arrival in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Pauncefote
Washington
Tord
Topeka Socials and Visitors Light Up Civic Lawn
A Topeka social page lists Mrs George Miller Mr Claud Clary and many others at an evening on the lawn with refreshments. Miss Adele Lange and family plan an outing in Colorado as others visit or travel to towns like Denver Hutchinson and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwe
Saucia
Guinea
George Miller
Claud Clary
Airs
E. Clary
Atles Mabel Miller
Mise Manche Riles
Eve Cox
Misa Odes Samela
Misa Nannie Hunter
Minnie Hunter
Mien Lula Lutes
Miss Miller
Leora Clary
Mies Blanche Witte Harst
Ralph Dacquet
Arthur Carew
Walter Harris
Ter Samuels
Albert Lutes
Vern Hunter
May Never Fight Again After Arm Injury
Ex champion Fitzsimmons plans a difficult surgery to repair a damaged right arm from a sparring accident with Yank Kenny. Doctors previously found a bone fragment in the elbow area and say operation is needed, potentially ending his fighting career. Fitzsimmons says he may be laid up weeks and is unsure about continuing in boxing and any planned match with Kid McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
New York
the Sun Today
Bot Fitsximmong
Yank Kenny
Fite
Chicoma
Fitzman
Sun
Ms Army
Bob
Kid McCoy
Fitzs bold talk before possible Jeffries rematch
Fitz speaks of a future bout with Jim Jeffries and asserts no opinion on a planned encounter with Dorn Sharkey. He claims his arm was not seriously hurt in the prior fight and suggests the outcome was influenced by excitement and the likely result of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
Jim Jeffries
Jel
Dorn Sharkey
Sharkey
Jeffries
Under Our Flag Critique of U S Policy on Sulu Tribute
Akron editorial quotes Judge Charles R Grant denouncing government aid to the Sulu sultanate with a $10,000 tribute in Mexican dollars. It condemns paying a slaveholding, polygamous regime and accuses the administration of hypocrisy over wagelabor Hawaii and sugar contracts, arguing for intervention rather than funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Charles R. Grant
Ohio
Sula
John ©. Bales
Sultan of
Spain
Sia
Senk
Bates
United States
Sulu
Hawaii
Louisiana
Funds to Aid Democracy in Texas Campaign Pledges Made
Dallas reports Mr. T. B. Love of Springfield and St. Louis secured pledges to back the Democratic presidential campaign of 1900 under the national committee. He traveled to Fort Worth to confer with State Chairman Bell, receiving over $1,008 in pledges with more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Tex
T. B. Love
Springfield
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Bell
Love
Texa s Democrats plan canvass to St Louis
Fragmentary text describes a plan to canvass principal cities before returning to St Louis. Mentions Mr Jeela and confidence that Texas Democrats will furnish the nationality and references Bryan's efforts to raise funds for a public cause, noting public sentiment in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest
Reo
St. Louis
Jeela
Bryan
City hall bonds and council talks spark Topeka dispute
Minutes reveal a April 12 Commercial Club meeting debating bonds for a city building under a special act. Secretary notes contentious moves by Billard and Brigham, the selection of Otto Kuehne, and an injunction suit to stop bond issuance, amid local support for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Anderson
Otto Kuehne
Oscar Rischot
F. H. Foster
Edward Wilder
W. A. S. Hird
Billard
First Ward
Bilard
North Topeka
Topeka
Ers
Unsure fragment hints at fatal accident in room
A fragmented report notes a fall or collapse during an event in a room. An attendee named Noor or Aluhe appears, with witnesses describing screams and a fatal injury. Details are garbled but indicate a person sustained fatal harm at the scene and others reacted in distress.
Four Transports War Movement Reported From Washington
Washington dispatch states the war office issued orders on movements of transport ships and troop reinforcements. Details include Aug 3 timelines and the arrival of ships and coal shipments, with notes on locations Valencia Zealandia and other ports. Also mentions fish availability at Muillin's Sixth and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aus
Ous
Enregivaatti
Francisco Elgith
Valencia
Zealandia Feiluine
Muillin’s
Sixth
Jackson
Adams Visit to Takiu Corea Describes Local Life and Europeans
The excerpt recounts Mr and Mrs Edward Adams of Topeka visiting Takio Corea. It details housing, social classes, gender roles, early white residents Mrs Baird and later the Adams couple, and local entertainments including rope pulling and stone throwing, noting the natives curiosity and dangers. The narrative emphasizes stark cultural contrasts and the Adams family’s travels and plans to remain a year in Tojo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Adams
Topeka
Taki
Corea
America
Adams
Takin
Takir
Mrs. Baird
Thwaites
Sho
Mrs. Raind
Taku
Takiu
Repairs and updates planned for the cruiser Butals at Manila trade
Navy yard orders from Washington rush repairs and alterations on the cruiser Butals. The ship fires up for duty by August 13 and aims to be ready for November 1. New plant for baders and extended quarters for mariners are among the updates, with work drawing on the river and avenues for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Biberatine seeks alimony in district court suit
Blanche L Biberstine sues Joe Miberstion in district court not for divorce but alimony citing abuse and eleven past assaults. She seeks restraining order against disposal of assets and for him to provide half the household furnishings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hier
Peepee
Tony
Deaths in Cuba and War News Snippets
General Brooke reports the death of Santiago on July 28 of John Fully a civilian of yellow fever and Private Jacob Helm of cavalry in skirmish at Puero Printipa. other missives note Fred Timmons, later corrected to Simons, and stray ads for tailors, watches, jewelry, and local band concert at Garfield Park with scattered notices about local stores and history volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Brooke
Santiago
John Fully
Jacob
Helm
Puro Printipa
Fred Timmons
Simons
Baby cured after six years with Cuticura remedies
A parent recounts an infant with severe itching and widespread sores starting at birth. After trying multiple remedies with little relief, she reports improvement and eventual rest after using Cuticura preparations, crediting them with ending the ongoing discomfort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnum
North
Tuperka
Wolff Packing Co
Yukon
Hayti
Lord Pauncefote
Adele Lange
Pond da la
Wistewain
Bawin Lange
van Ituren
Mire
Lange
Mins Lange
Colorado Suromer
Edi
Felt and
Dawshver Nita
Kennas City
W. H Thampton
Lucy Knowles
Senton
Misses Williams
Roberta Wasson
Ottawa
Pearlade Prescott
Coultis Farm
Mirs
George O. Witmarth
AL. Williams
Manitou
Harold Chase
S. Gunther
Kate Gunther
Fernic
Glorieta
George W. Reed
Kansas City
Neilie Nevill
Davenport
Town
W. W. Whitney
Little Daugher
Bertha Case
Ellaworth
Kan
Mes
Laure Nichols
S.A Bair
Weat Sith Street
A. K Wllson
Frea
Colorado
Iebic
E. T. Shae
EL A. Willis
Misa Marian
Dick Mari
Eurkka
I Topeks
Eeeacs
Mra
Robert Shortz
John E. Prost
Western Avenue
Tenth
Bennett
Provence J. Walker
Ars
Frank Lace
E. French
Robert Liter
Kou
Zone & Son
Clay
HF Smith
the Terror Church
Howard Hunter
West Kreet
Arthur Capper
New Fork City
Lulu Moore
First Christian Church
T. E. Pounds
Ohio Republicas
Avatar
Sat
Manila
Clase
Manhattan
Burs
E. Zeis
Seeattad
Aida
Repaira
Fm Basters
Lameee Heavy Wai 5Ek
Hur. Squires’ Pharmacy
State Journal Ofes
Promisiar
Jacor Tle
Morrison
Kantas Ave
Mullins
Marshall
Garfield Park
Wiist
Seon W. Stensveth
Ww. Wiebon
A.J. Arnold Als. Kane
Joog Grare
M. Nichels
Arist Cae Dee Ea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!