Expedition to Arctic Peak Ends in Harsh Trek
Al Henry G Bryant and companions departed Bann by Hurtful route to reach the base of a high mountain. After days of scrambling through forests and ice avalanches they camped near cliff walls, enduring extreme altitude and danger as they pressed toward the summit with limited gear and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bann
al W
Henry G. Bryant
Philadelphius Louk
Simpson River
Canadian Rockies
Annneboine
Joalley Ai Bryant
New York Sun's Fight Linked to Typographical Union
The Typographical union No. 6 and Navate sign two leaders urge Sun workers to withdraw from the Bun office. The Central Federated union building trades section declares action. The State Federation of Labor offers telegrams of support to President Dekiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ave
Typographical Unien No
Sun
John AL Delaney
Typographical Union No. 1
John PF. Comrie
Netave
Building Trades Section
Central Federated Union
State Federation of Labor
Dekiney
West Indian hurricane bulletin issued from Washington
The Weather Bureau bulletin places the hurricane center north of the western Cubs extremity and indicates potential revival. Shipping in the South Atlantic and Cuba area advised to remain in port as the storm approaches. Acting Chief Williams signs the advisory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Washington
Weather ‘Bureau
Tavita
Rhwand
Wiltlams
Weather Bureau
Fragmented University of Michigan lab fire story
A garbled account describes a laboratory fire at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The text mentions a dispensing system, flames, and injuries, with numerous broken phrases and unclear details about cause, persons, or outcomes. The readability is limited, but references to safety and medical response imply an incident with damage and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Dispeniein
University
Heraiou Laboraetory
Topeka Tennis Club Opens With Strong Preliminary Rounds
The Topeka Tennis club tournament at Tenth and Fillmore streets shows improved play over last year despite excessive heat. Veteran players remain, new entrants spark the field, and yesterday’s National meeting drew pairs from five sheets to set the preliminary matchups. George Stoker loses to Vernon of Emporia in one early singles game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Fillmore Streets
Topeka
Bet
Rand
FE Sheldyn
Spectators follow Hight and national event at Beadaltnleith
The report notes strong spectator interest at a national event with Komcert visitors and friends of players expected to attend to entertain. Frank Crane and Gene Verasin of Emporia beat George Stoker 6 4 2 and Galefel of Connors defeated John M Price of Atchison 6 13 5 7. Dwelle of Webrick defeated Guthets of Atchison 6 3 3. Wil Matteson of Abilene beat Davies of Kansas City by default. President L C Bronson called a state association meeting for this evening to select officers and set the year’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komcert
Ernaea
Shere
Opel
Frank Crane
Gene Verasin
Emporia
George Stoker
Galefel
Connors
John M. Price
Atchison
Ae Taylor
Ee Det Dwelle
Web Rik
Er Dencatea
Guthets
Wil Matteson
Abilene
Davies
Kansas City
Ed Carroll
Rhardt
Salina
L. C. Bronson
Mneating
State Association
Prep and doubles schedule for early morning athletic preliminaries
A busy morning of preliminary sports began at 9 oclock with a strong turnout and lively crowd. Top contenders like Geren Stoker and Vernon faced tough matches as spectators praised strong plays and the event continued into the afternoon with doubles slated to begin later to finish matches promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tado
Geren Stoker
VW. Vernon
Kaporia
Stoker
Lawrence Lo
Hays & Atroneseme
Vernon
Dtr
Adrian Sherman
Frank Eberhardt
Salvinis Plan a Tour Contemplated in America Trip
Italian tragedians contemplate a starring tour through America. News dispatch dated New York reports Tomaso Salvisi, described as eye leader, has written to several parties about bringing Salvin to perform in the United States, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Tomaso Salvisi
the Eyebeat
Tuatina
Teaaedlan
Ong Rie
Salvin
Steady Buerhard Leads Contested Lyons Exhibition
The report notes Buerhard as the steadiest player amid a series featuring Eberhardt and Taylor of Lyons. Both are excellent players with contrasting styles, making a striking comparison between the men and their games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buer-hard
Sherman
Frea
Eberhardt
Taylor
Lyons
Negroes May Use Baths In Local Settlement Debate
Discussion at a meets a local organization about allowing African Americans to use bath facilities. Members voice concerns along with calls for equal access while noting existing tensions and proposals for gradual integration. The exchange references Rev. B. M. Lewis and seeks broader community support for shared facilities.
Hazen Father of Jr and W R Hazen Dies Near Cemetery
A Hazen aged about 82 died at 4 a.m. of catarrh and age related failure one mile south of the crypt. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1820 and moved to Ta- alia early life. He leaves two sons, one daughter, and a son who was killed in the Civil War. Funeral at his residence tomorrow at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hazen
Jr. Haxen
W. R. Hazen
Any
Dence
Mr. Hazen
Pennsylvania
Ta- Alia
Indiana
Hazen
WR Ad
British campaign eyed by American lightweight jockeys
New York report notes Iv-asvd Sloan and Eddie Bald plan to sail next Thursday for England accompanied by racing peers. They aim to challenge British bookmakers and riders including Tom Lestrner, while Sloan seeks a proving tour in the country before returning home aboard the Lexington and facing odds set by local bookmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
Asvd Sloan
Hay
Gils
Hla
Lexington
Agianati
Mara 'An
Amd
Ian Dey
Grattan
Hidden Treasures Off Cuban Coast Unearthed by New Buyer
New York on August 2 reports an American buyer purchased two inlets off Cuba’s coast named La Crum and Le Ramon for 1000 dollars. General A. G. Greenwood, once on the staff of General Robert E, ew during the Civil War, is cited as active representative of American capitalists. The note hints at immense iron ore quantities and mentions hidden treasures surpassing the city of Tam arias in value, with plans to reveal more to spur global interest.
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New York
Indte
la Crum
le Ramon
Cuba
A. G. Greenwood
Robert E
Tamarias
Ta Kamon
Americas
Dreeston
Regulation of Hacks and Express Wagons on Streets
The police will enforce the ordinance regulating hacks and express wagons. Stands must show at least five feet between vehicles unless building owners object. Wagons must align along side streets parallel to the curb with five feet spacing, avoiding crowding near business fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Etree
Express
Ile Gutters
Kneisler Appeals in District Court Proceedings
Robert Kneisler and others appeal their cases to the district court after requests for trials and delays. The Saintes and several defendants await their scheduled hearings as cleanup and rescheduling continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Lee
Saintes
Istrict
Rome
Morton troubles and church growth in the south
At Morton headquarters political tensions rise as opponents push Utah claims, reporting rapid branch expansion and a strong stance on doctrine. The outbreak centers on political conflict, with auxiliary campaigns and new ranches established in areas lacking prior church presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morton
Utah
Anderson
Social and Personal notes from Topeka society
Mrs. George W. Crane hosted a social afternoon with Miss Helen McClintock winning the prize. Dozens of local residents attended including Miss Anita Uns Miss Nanni Miss Ethel Becuintieks and Miss Fay Quinton. Messages mention travels engagements and a late wedding of WM C Maier and Jessie June Morgan in Hageme Ark with Maier a Rock Island clerk.
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George W. Crane
Tigh
Helen McClintock
Louire Willis
Miss McClintock
Anita Uns
Nanni
Ethel
Galveston
Texas
Mire Hill F. Wilson
Tanwrence
Topeka
Mra J.C. Mc
A. M. Callaham
Omaha
John Cleveland
California
B. Wheley
Ales Marie Brooks
Mary Walker
Sulla
Colorado Springs
Maniti
Mabel Foucht
Cordia
Louise Allison
Olathe
Grace Wood
Cleburne
W. A Dickinson
WM C. Maier
Jessie June Morgan
Hagem
Ark
Polk Street
B. F. Simmons
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Alice Vanderpool
Grace Church
Lindsay
Marion
Mine Cook
Jessie King
Nellie Lincoln
Winnie Vanderpool
Otis Crawford
Gra Hubbard
Orin Evans
Barry
Ralph van Houten
Norton Payne
Jones
Katherine Mills
Excelsior Springs
Margaret Eva Mayberry
McPherson
A. A. Hayes
St. Louia
Eugene F. Ware
Cascaie
Col
W. W. Guthrie
Atchison
Virgie Payne
Sou
Mra
N. R Campbell
Manitou
Mr. Campbell
Kate Dellinger
Columbus
G. A. Francis
Pawnee Rock
Kan
M. Widner
East Ninth Street
J. Blakesley
St. Marys
Francis
Mr. Francis
Hauser Reminds Court He Was Drunk Before Jump
Herman Hauser treasurer of Herald Square Theater in New York was arraigned on a charge of attempted self harm after leaping from Brooklyn Bridge. He said intoxication caused the act and was discharged following magistrate caution. In Wisconsin Rico Lake two Timber workers at Rio Lake Lumber quit over a demand for ten hour days, the company refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Hauser
Herald Square Theater
Hauser
Hal
Rico Lake
Win
Itio Lake Lumber Company
Topeka Drug Store Remodel Adds Fresh Drugs and Sundries
Flad and Grubbs announce the acquisition and remodeling of the Topeka Drax Store at 607 Kansas Avenue formerly Sim Drug Store. The updated store features a complete prescription department, fresh drugs, chemicals, and drugs grocers sundries, with special attention to physician prescriptions. A day’s recreation is promoted with local event listings at Knights La Ger, the Dulon Factory, and a concert at Garfield Park tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Sim Drug Store
Flad & Grubbs
Local Notes and Social News from North Tupek
North Tupel column updates residents on moves and visits. Myrtle Palmer joins Gem Bakery staff at 85 Kansas Avenue while Lois Sawyer returns from a country trip. New daughter in the Trail Ranc family and in the Nelson household. Several residents travel to Chicago Fairbury and Omaha for visits. Wedding of Dulca Cunningham and Harry Downs reported. Gem Bakery expands with a delivery wagon and Sunday dinners. Community events include a Thursday Church of the Good Shepherd service and a rural delivery report by Alpha Robinson.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Myrtle Palmer
Gem Bakery
Lois Sawyer
Trail Ranc
Logan Street
George Nelson
Cenpanyenue
Mussen
Grant
Chicago
Cas- Mira Eva Shields
Shorey Hae
Fairbury
Omaha
Church of the Good Shepherd
Alpha Robinson
Robinson
J. A. Campbell
Monroe Street
St James
Edith Falls
Gertrude Strawn
White City
Miss Knight
Peabody
Dulca Cunningham
Harry Downs
Dalman
Atchison
John Tyrell
Nettie Watson
Shorey
Mier Mejiie Mid- Geog
Mise Lucy Wright
Gertie Miller
Lois Sawyer. Shields
Nellie Howard
Miu Beesie Crandall
Nettle Watson
Matt Hayphee Clarke
George
CJ Garke
Fort Finney
Eck Watson
Hors Tracy
Russ Swingley
Beacon Lights and Lunch Options for Ft. Riley Trip
An item lists Bome Fried Chicken and other lunch ideas for a trip to Ft. Riley on Thursday August 17. A special train departs Union Pacific depot at 7 a.m. and returns from Ft. Riley in the afternoon with a round trip price of 50. The notice mentions Beacon Lights halves for sale at 12.50 each and urges readers not to be without them, signed J. Stotler.
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Jemt Ault
Lise
Caattie
Ft. Riley
Union Pacific
Ares
Riley
Coffer
Whittelsey Mer. Co
Ind
Tenves
Union Pacific Depot
Lord's
Iitrary
J. Stotler
Bishop Gives Up Church Recognition in East Belleville
St Louis reports that Catholic Bishop withdraws recognition from St Patrick's Church in East Belleville amid rebellion by parishioners. A new structure is planned and Vicar General Cluse to oversee operations. old St Patrick's will not be treated as a church by decree, and possession of property remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Belleville
Diovese
St. Patrick's Church
East Be
M Sultatle Fur & Bee Shusch
Partal
Cluse
Bt. Patrick's
Ara
SS Patrick's Church
Manila keeps order as soldiers arrest all on street nights
In Terre Haute during a restless night soldiers from the Twenty-sixth infantry arrest nearly everyone on Manila streets except United States officers. Prisoners include Filipinos and Spaniards sent to hard labor in the Billie Bh, while American personnel receive lighter handling. Reports mention confinement, punishment devices, and hard labor tales from the site, with a local band concert preview and various small ads in nearby Kansas Avenue listings.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Patrick Lehan
Unis City
Rooney
Billie
Bitte Rib
Spanien
Sam
Tong Verma
Kamimocks
Gane
Wade
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NEW York Sun
Thormus” Electrica
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C. Chaffee
Ak Ll Supin
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O. V. Vernon
Sexstar
Sears
Feentonilly
Wininegel
Thin bin Brother
Alex
Fred Eberhardt
Salvinis
Carroll, Lawrence
Peoria
M. C.A
Your Men's Christian Association
BM. Lewis
Afro Setae Es Stellie
Genti
Lord's Beacon
Washburn College
State Journal
Strotler
Preverte
Delors
Savanae
Rigas
Pather
England
Kneisler
South
France
Parix
Loubet
Madison
Wesson
Arnold
Social and Personal
Knights
Maranais
Bend
Garfeld Park
Kansas Medical College
Kansas
Nee
R. S. Magee
M.D
J. E. Minney, M.D
Topeks
Kanuas
Tsarol
DeWitt
Joy Parevar
Orisn Tere
Bishop
Will Bulla
East Bt Louis
Manila
Marshall
Garfield
Sheldon
Henneien Bowe
Kansas Ave
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