Breach Closure Hailed By Ancient Order Delegates
A dispute within the Ancient Order of Hibernians prompted a seceding delegates’ meeting with national officers from Savannah Bay City Philadelphia and Norwich. An arbitration plan was proposed naming a birth or descent based arbitrator to reconcile differences. Blahup Meal of Trenton was asked to accept as arbitrator.
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Atlantic
Order of Hibernians
AmsHca
Odd Order
Order of America
P. J. Conner
Savannah
John Wenderbelt
Bay City
Mich
Jaros Fy Sullivan
Philadelphia
Wy Me- Lanehlis
Matheny F. Walker
John T Murphy
Norwich
Conn
Hey ES Piling Nationet Desrent
Scranton
EA. Haynes
Naonal
New Brunswick
James Quintin
Berantan
Pac Dimen
United States
Trenton
Trenton Tetsy
AXEW SHOP REOPENS IN NEW QUARTERS WITH FIVE CHAIRS
Barber Conrad Mayer relocates to 5355 Kansas venue beside Frank Long's Commercial hotel and outfits the shop with modern furniture to regain past prestige. Andrew Nyeren also expands from Te Kan Ave to 21 West Ath St aiming to welcome old customers in tailored wear and full service.
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Conrad Mayer
Prettlin
Aansas
Frank Long
Andrew Nyeren
Te Kan Ave
West Ath St
Toome
Karnival Knights Plan Night Carnival Rules and Parades
The Karnival Knights held a meeting at the Elks lodge and voted no tin horns on Carnival night October 1. Cannon at 4 and ten strokes signal revelry. Chief Steele to deploy 140 officers. officials sworn in as special policemen. Haskell to manage details. floats, costumes, and banners organized. Decorated carriages allowed with masking, and floral parade elements debated for a grand daytime ending with flower throws on Kansas Avenue.
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Elks’ Lodge
FIA
Atmos
Wovioek
Steele
Karnival Knights
Wilt Haskell
Haskell
Topeke
Lerten
Foul Torrington
Richt
Gales Nichols
Alyxandar
Wm. M. T.jon
Tom King
Chas. Legerstrom
Kansas Avenue
Betwen Fourth
Ninth
Kartal Kalehis
Democratic Central Committee
Shepherd
Bunearrose Eanses Avenue
Bank of Tootics
Jowett
Jno
F. McManus
Charlie Holliday
Major
A Battle of Flowers Proposed on Floral Day
Charles K. Holliday proposed a carnival plan weeks ago to decorate carriages and drive them along Kansas avenue. The idea includes occupants tossing flowers and bright paper after a band, aiming to recreate a Battle of Flowers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Holliday
Mr. Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Porty-One Fire Company Aims for Large State Tournament Attendance
Chief Wilmarth of the Porty-One Fire Department expects over 60 firemen at the state firemen's tournament during the Fall Festival. Towns listed include Allen, Atchison, Argentine, Beloit, Clay Center, Concordia, Columbus, Garden City, Hiawatha, Junction City, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Topeka, Wichita, and many others with five full paid departments. Departments will receive relief-fund support enabling attendance and enhanced hospitality. The organizers promise novel exhibitions and a parade, with events beginning Monday afternoon and running through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmarth
Fire Department
Wilmarsh
Alilen
Atchison
Argentine
Beloit
Clay Center
Concordia
Columbus
State Relief Fund
Cinderella Floats eyed for four entries in floral parade
Mrs EB Meredith weighs organizing four Cinderella floats for a children's section in the floral parade. She seeks parent backing and community support to place costumed youngsters on large floats, with hope for good parade placement and festive effect.
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EB. Meredith
Meredith
Tim
Topeka Fall Festival praised as prime Kansas event
Hutchinson Daily News lauds Topeka Fall Festival calling it one of the year’s best, praising hospitality and entertainment. Attendees report enjoyable festivities and a welcoming atmosphere in the capital city, with accolades from visitors and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Daily News
Kansas
Topeka
Topeke
Paina
Guard Encampment Topeka Fall Festival Draws Thousands
Adjutant General Hiram Allen says nearly 1900 Kansas National Guard members in uniform will attend Topeka Fall Festival encampment. Families may accompany members. event aims to bring the guard together for the first time and offer a public, festival linked gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas National Guand
Hiram Allen
Journal
Thdar
Mr. Alien
Topeka
Topeka Encampment Plans For Company Guards
The festival encampment will serve an aid to company commanders and their men as crowds observe marching and drilling. A large attendance is planned with a decisive encampment. Officers take pleasure in bringing the men to Topeka, with an order directing officers to report here to be issued within days.
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Topeka
Big Salmon Season Opens Across Northwest Coast
Aug 3 Beattie reports heavy salmon runs from Praver and Columbia rivers plus 35 from Alaska, signaling the biggest year in a quarter century. Upstream gulping, canoes feared to kill hundreds of fish, while Fraser tributaries surge with dead salmon. Canning output expected to rise sharply, Fraser river factories 403,464 cans in 1991 valued at about 235,000. Alaska and BC likely to beat records with higher packs and expanded facilities. Substantial private fishing by natives noted as major supplemental source.
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Tarketon H. Bean
New York Aquarium
United States Fish Commission
British Columbia
Alaska
Northwest
Fraser River
Snakes Swallow Eggs In Astonishing Display
FP Woodruff Assistant Curator at the Academy of Sciences exhibited an extraordinary event as two large snakes swallowed two extra large eggs whole. Carstor Baker witnessed the scene after returning from the east, seeing the snakes stretch their throats and crush the shells to release the yolk and contents, then the eggs’ interiors vanished in a rapid contortion.
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FP. M. Woodruff
Academy of Sciences
Carstor F.C. Baker
Bes
Snakes Lake
Banished to a Monastery in Penitence for Year
Auburn Neb Aug 5 The final chapter in the Bishop Bonacum revolt ends as Father Thomas Fitzgerald departs for Conception Mo to serve a one year seclusion sentence imposed by Mgr Martinello for his part in the uprising. After imprisonment he faces assignment in Nebraska. The three year conflict involved twenty five priests in open rebellion against the bishop and included arrests and evasions by the bishop.
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Father Fitzgerald
Bonacum
Auburn
Neb
Bonecum
Thomas Fitzgerald
Conception
Mgr
Martinello
Nebraska
Ume
Ben- Seiten
Can't Be A Christian Some Close Reasoning on Socialism
Topeka judge Martin argues socialism parallels orthodox Christianity and that humanitarian ideals are unattainable due to human avarice. He asserts common property and public utilities should belong to all, not monopolized by a few, while noting public measures often embody socialist ideas yet may fail in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Martin
Kansas
Earth
Strikers in Contempt in Pittsburg Riot Hearing
In Pittsburg pa during a riot case against President Dolan and others witnesses testified but judge Slemmens reserved ruling for this afternoon. Four miners arrested at McGovern mines near Canonsburg for trespass faced the hearing, and none of the defendants appeared. Contempt attachments were issued for their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Dolan
Justce Slemmens
McGovern Mines
Canonsburg
Real Celebrity Death Amid Lynch Threats in Georgia
Aug 3 May Patton of Franklin Georgia eluded lynchers but was found dead with his throat cut rather than surrender. The Santa Fe Route announces excursion tickets to Nashville Town and return for the exposition.
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Franklin
Patton
Nashville
Topeka Auditorium Plans Progress Amid Funding Efforts
The Topeka Auditorium Association discussed advancing the project after the fall festival and approved paying architect J. Stanton 200 for plans. Stock subscriptions at $1 with a $9 call will fund construction, and directors may buy shares to support completion. A special committee will study site and seating details as fund-raising continues.
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Topeka
Topeka Studiorium Association
Une
Dorte Rih
J. ¥. Stanton
Dullé
Joan
Enahner
Prraentiato & Istge
Netto
Ne Ee Ibere
Eines Ene
Daya
Nettela
di Reanea
Ogether
Bir Siknton
Num Association
Crosby
Str.Wilder
Mr Howe
Notters
Wilder
Stanton
Pope
Select Order of Friends The Supremes Lodge Session
Kansas City notes detail officers elected and other actions at the supreme lodge session. Officers re elected include recorder De J Z, medical director A Dante, treasurer Olive Russet, and others. discussion covers lodge formation, death rates, and future assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select
Order OF Friends the Supremes Lodge
Kansas City
Supreme
Tecate
Jer
Iola
Katt
Kansas
Liscouri
Colorado
Tetuans
Eny
de. J. Z. Terror
A. Dante Fort Scott
A. Sears
Mire Olive Russet
Larmed
Kandha
Frank Weaver
Salina
Kan
EA. Swarts
Pueblo
F. H. Field
Columbus
Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhea Claim
A patient from Alike town Pennsylvania reports a remarkable cure of chronic diarrhea after taking a private in Penney volunteers remedy. The testimonial states initial illness followed by purchase of a cent bottle and complete recovery. The writer Henry Steinberger urges readers to try the product, noting it is sold by all druggists.
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Lida
Penney ‘Vanta
Henry Steinberger
Town
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