Charles Guild Premier at Heathen Queen Week Ceremonies
Charles Guild to serve as premier during the Heathen Queen Week with Mrs C B Sutton announcing the appointment. He will attend all public events, respond to Mayor Fellows at the keying ceremony, and close the week’s ceremonies. An attendant will accompany him in the royal carriage. Also advertised are Santa Fe excursion deals and De Witt’s Little Early Risers liver pills by G W Stansfield of Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Charles W. Guilld
Guild
Suld
Fticheden
Saturiy
Southwest
Santa
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Artigans
Ghiahama
Texas
Ares
Great Southwest
W. J. Hisck
G. PB
A. T
SP. Ry
Beka
Kav
de Witt
G. W. Stanafeld
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Socials Highlight Quiet Wedding And Gatherings
In Topeka and nearby towns social notes recount a large woolen unit hop with many attendees including Mrs. Crane, Mr. Hobbinsom, and numerous local residents. The week features visits by Topeka residents to Ottawa, Lawrence, and Ottawa, plus a quiet wedding at 206 Tyler Street for R. O. Weisman and Ethel Watson with few guests.
Schlatter Gets Her The Healer Marries the Ferris Wheel Man
Pittburgh Pa late 19th century reports that Iset Ferris widow of the Chicago wheel builder has married Prade Schlatter, the sister of Canne Palchi. Schlatter now runs a downtown hotel in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlatter
Pittebure
Iasily
Iset Ferris
Pittsbure
Praode Schistten
Canne
Palchi
Stock population of Kansas rises with cattle swine and sheep gains
Secretary Coburn reports Kansas cattle total 2 156 472 with 7 percent year over year rise led by Dickenson Washington and Sedgwick counties. Swine reach 2 399 484, up 31 percent, best since 1885. Sheep up 22 percent to 222 703, largest since 1893. Meat value totals 7 789 608, led by Pottawatomie Greenwood Lyon Wa baunsee Butler Nemaha Miami. Horses and mules decline with horses 501 427 and mules 52 head. Kansas totals show nine and one third horses per mule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrtary Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Stake Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Dickinson
Washington
Sedgwick
Cuttie
Labette
Greenwood
Jewell
Butler
Pottawatomie
Lyon
Baunsee
Sedewick
Railroad Y. M. C. A. secretary Burt in Chicago visit
F. Burt, railroad secretary of the international Y M C A, travels the Santa Fe system gathering data for President Ripley. He aims to establish railroad associations at division points from California to Kansas, meeting officials and employees to gauge interest and needs. A report will be submitted upon his return, with Santa Fe providing space and support for these associations to uplift morale and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
California
Arizonaa
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Taime
Mt. C. A
Ripley
Chichg
Railroad Y. Mt. C. A
Santa Fe Company
Hipley
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Kiss
City Riders Ordered to Hold Heads High on Bicycles
District commissioners enforce a curtailment of crude handlebars as a public safety rule. An inspection of over 200 bicycles shows only six ram horn handlebars remaining. the rest have handlebars aligned with or above the saddle line, reflecting civic support for the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranad
D. C
Treasury Department
Ten Thousand Head Disposed of ton Texas Man
The Wyoming sale, largest livestock deal here in years, saw T Cattle Company manager Cell Hunter sell 10 000 head to John Tinnin of Texts. The herd ranges northern Montana, value around 250 dollars. Patrolman A W Fowkes resigns, ending a tenure noted for party loyalty and service. He plans to take an appointment at Swift packing house in Kansas City with a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyn
Wyoming
T. Cattle Company
Cell Hunter
John ‘Tinnin
Montana
Fowkes
A. W. Fowkes
True Blue
Board of Police Commissioners
Joeie
Swift Packing House
Kansas City
Fawkes
Burkett and Paramore in cruelty case at Garfield Park
A. J. Paramore, Garfield park manager, faces cruelty charges after a horse incident at the park. The case, heard in Justice Chesney's court, was postponed pending defense. witnesses including F. O. Burkett and Chas. Scaifling testified about driving on grass and tying to a tree amid a park crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Paramore
Garfield Park
Dan Wyatt
Foster Humane Society
Justice Chesney
F. O. Burkett
Chas. Scaifling
North Topeka
A Ledge of Gold Near Mariposa County Reported
San Francisco aug 3 on a mining property in mariposa county rich gold discovery is said to have been made by owners described as prominent conservative men. The ledge of gold bearing ore is five feet wide with a hundred tons of rich ore in sight valued at about five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mariposa County
Big Railway Deal Aims at Chicago Salt Lake Passenger Route
Omaha August 19 local railway circles report that negotiations among Milwaukee Rock Island and allied lines may yield a new through first class passenger service from Chicago to Salt Lake City. Route would run Milwaukee Chicago to Omaha Rock Island Omaha to Colorado Springs Colorado Midland to Grand Junction Rio Grande Western to Salt Lake City. The plan follows Union Pacific Northwestern through service and seeks competitive through travel. Milwaukee officials A C Bird George Heatford and Fred Nash studied the route from Omaha to Colorado Springs, secured favors from Colorado Midland and Rio Grande Western, awaiting WH Truesdale’s return to Chicago to finalize the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland
Grane Junction
Rio Grande Western
Grand Junction
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Chica
Salt Lake
Western
A. C. Bird
George H. Heatford
Fred A. Nash
Big Grande Western
WH. Truesdale
Mass Meeting Planned by Relief Committees in Government Square
In Cincinnati on August 19 a joint meeting of the citizens relief committee for strikers and the chamber of commerce committee arranged a mass meeting at Government square. Rev. Dr. David N. Moore will preside and Rev. J. W. McGruder, Father Mackey, Bernard Bettman, General Michael Ryan, Thos Morrison, and others will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Committee For the
Chamber of Commerce
Government Square
David N. Moore
Methodist Western Christian Advocate
Divesson
J. W. McGruder
Father Mackey
Bernard Bettman
Michael Ryan
Morrison
Gatling Guns a Bluff Opinion From President Ratchford
Columbus v 1 reports President Ratchford views the Pillsbury operators as bluffing when threatening to resume work with gatling guns. He argues they prefer bloodshed over negotiation, cannot build stockades or recruit nonunion labor, and public opinion will thwart their plans even if nonunion labor were available.
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Columbus, v
Pillsburs
Pinkerton
Tedford Ava
Pittsburg
Alki brings in Yukon news from Dyea and Seattle
The Alki reports that several hundred men will winter at Dyea and head for the Yukon in spring. A well known Seattle man, Fowler, drowned at Skeguay, and his body was brought down on the Alki. Humboldt released and likely to sail for St Michaels tonight. North Fork and Mare Island in tow left San Francisco for St Att, with three passengers and heavy supplies.
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Dyea Seattle
Aus
Dyca
Dyes
Yukon
North
Dwisht Fowler
Seattle
Skeguay
Humboldt
St. Michaels
San Francisco
North Fork
Mare Island
St. Attchnels
Kingston Steamer Sets Sail for Alaska with 69 Passengers
Aboard the City of Kingston from Tacoma on August 19 the steamer departed for Dyea and Skequay Alaska with 69 passengers aboard. The article notes crowds and enthusiasm as the vessel left port and expected passenger totals to rise to about 200 at Seattle.
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Tacoma
City of
Kingston
Dyea
Skequay
Alaska
Seaty
Postmaster 48 Years Honored by Galway Townsmen
Galway Saratoga county New York citizens paid tribute to Patrick H Meehan retiring after 48 years as postmaster by presenting a clock. C C Shayne spoke recalling a 48 year old letter Meehan once handed him. Congratulatory letters arrived from Postmaster General Gary, ex Postmaster General Wanamaker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galway
Patrick H. Meehan
New York
Saratoga County
N. Y
C. C. Shayne
Meehan
Gary
John Wanamaker
North Topeka society notes and local updates
North Topeka items record social calls and visits in town and surrounding areas. Names include Mr Scott Myers Mr Behtiemen Mrs J C Smith Miss Myrtle Weber Miss Stella Sraith and Miss Mary Kerns with travel to Perry Osage City and New York noted. Activities cover repainting cropping plan croquet pricing and a church sewing society gathering. Local families including Burns Clarey and Davis are mentioned with trips to Colorado and Louisville. Local events include a Sunday school picnic at Garfield park and a Zither club meeting at 24 West Gordon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Chamberlain
Ottawa
Reletta Wasson
George Sharritt
Colorado
Wyoming
Hessie Ayers
Lawrence
Mires Mamie Hambleton
Ella Sewell
Seneca
Mabel Knowles
CS. Short and Daughters
Paw Paw Lake
Michigan
Islington Hotel
Les Cheneaux Islands
Mich
Air
Anderw Tanner
Volney Tanner
J.B. Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Madge Johnson
Arthur Capper
J. Crawford
Frank PL Maclen
A. M. Thompson
New Mexico
CS. Downing
Thesd
Ingus City
Atchison
Mabel Haven
Kanes City
Misa
May Davis
Kansas City
M. A. Johnson
John Bloomfield
Geo. W. Smith
California
Anna Ampleby
Garfield Park
Mise Reeves
Trinidad
Peacock
BrantsDeNeves
Kanews City
Mite Anta Binhat
Burlinzame
Vida Bush
West Sixth Street
O. G. Taymon
Chirexo
R. O. Weisman
Treasury Department
Ethel Watson
Masberry
North Topeke
Tyler Street
Ued
Willams
Madne Club
P. 1. Boneger
H. Samson
Kan. Ave
Postoffice
W. H. Ausby
North Side
David Roller
Miss Alive
Menoken
J. C. Smith
Perry
C.T
Ella Alien
Noun
Pearl Train
Claud Shields
Winchester
Lester
Gordon Clarey
Wamego
Henry Lodge
Si. Jackson Street
Cutis
van Buren Street
Ladies’ Sewing Society
German Baptist Church of
Fred
Grace Gordon
Mary Kerns
Congregational Church
M. M. Campbell
A. Arnold
Indian Creek
W. M. Pollum
Horacek
Nora
Dora Bischof
West Gordon Street
J. N. Henry
New York
Saratoga
Gloversville
Massachusetts
Kate Wallins and
Daugters
Katherine
Mary
South
Nashvill Exposition
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville
Watkins
Western Union
Colorado Summer promotion and coughing cure notice
Invalids and tourists are invited to write W J Black Santa Fe Route Topeka Kansas for a copy of A Colorado Summer. Reduced rates offered to travelers. There is a time for everything and the time to attend to a cold is when it starts. Don’t wait if you have consumption but prevent it with One Minute Cough Cure a remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat troubles. G W Stansfield 62 Kansas avenue.
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the Savings and Loan Association of
Tope A
Kansas Avenue
Monts
Stanton
Cary
Ists
Sime
Win Macterran
C. G Riakeeauey
Porte
EL. Copeiunigetfoey War
Tilt
W. Foes
Liss J. Webt
W. J. Black
G. W. Stansfield
Lady Somerset Coming to Attend World Event in Canada
Lady Somerset has booked passage on the St Louis of the American line for October 2. She travels to Toronto and Buffalo for the World and National W C T U convention, staying until her son's budding political career and the British Woman's Temperance Union executive committee meet September 28 at Hast Nor caste keep her here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
London
Aus
Henry Somerset
St. Louis
Toronto
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Farmers Will March Too in Pittsburg Sympathy Demonstration
About 200 farmers from Plum Creek and Wilkins township plan a sympathy march today starting at New Texas. They will move toward strikers camps at Plum Creek and Turtle Creek, accompanied by wagons of food and provisions. Speeches by leading farmers will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Plum Creek
Wilkins Township
New Texas
Turtle Creek
Pingree's Men at Pingree Smith Shoe Factory Strike
Detroit August article reports Pingree Smith's shoe factory the sole union shop in the city halted work at noon with about 700 workers affected. The firm offers to arbitrate but workers say arbitration always favors management and seek higher pay on certain shoe grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Aus
Pingree & Smith's
Wheat and grain markets show volatility in early trading
The report notes nervous opening in wheat with limited trades and a spike to 68 cents, corn and oats active with mixed demand, and livestock futures in Chicago steadier. Local receipts rise for hogs cattle and cattle markets show firmness amid shifting prices and outside buying.
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Curb &T Si
Sasso
New York
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Tember
Ise
BP Lions
Kansas City Livestock Mead Receipts Rise In Trade
Kansas City August 2 cattle receipts show a 3.0 to 4 row higher activity. Texas cattle dominate the supply with notable numbers of steers and heifers. Native cows and bulls modest demand with limited buyers. Prices and exact figures are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Math Weary
Market Notes on Hogs Wheat and Prices Across Regions
Report shows steady hog receipts and mixed grain futures with Kansas City and Chicago markets firm on wheat and corn. Prices for No 2 and No 7 grades noted. rain relief easing drought pressure, and December wheat futures showing gains in Liverpool and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
HMAY
Rholce Prairie Mew
Limothy
Seeamers Taaine
Daley Itt Bggs
Missouri
Kanaan
W. J. Michael Commission
Payeks
Liverpool
Trentie
Chiao
Kansan
Iverpool
Bigremher
Milmine
Chicago
Chicago: Crowd Have Been Tcked Inguiry This Morning. All Bought On Top Ena
Tat Ag Om
New York
Raymond
Baldwin, Farnum & Co
Maling
Metwe
Nour Trin
Northwestern
Minheagwlin
Igi
Duluth
Oere
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W. H. Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Miles
Nerving
W. TL
Nerrina
Sista
All Apple
Bart, Ind
Western Wheel Works
Dudley
Avenus
Orwen
Ane Sue
John Dudley
Topeka Ave
Btn
Charles Guild
Social and Personal
Topeka
G. W. Crane
HL. Hobbinsom
D. A. Fellows
As, Hankin
BT Lewis
S Sutton
D. J. Harding
L Wagner
Myrtle Davis
Glenna Cross
Pisley
Ada Smith
Frances Moon
Flossie Moon
Florence Stewart
Lillian Tert
Lois Temtt
Suze Jewell
Willa Rogers
Hazel Foxster
Georgia “Brown
Pearl Prescott
Pueblo
Tileeeaneers
He At Low
Eae Mati Nowles
Azzaret’ Bear
Jessie Marsh
Jeanette Lord
Jessie Stultz
Marie Kelsuv
Milas Cuno Penfield
Milas Helen Wilson
Rachel Ballwin
Altes Leva Enien
Mica Susie Wilder
Mis Dlig Fuickiey
Berenice Ott
Midd
Agnes Walsh
Mixs Duffy
St. Due
Bites Walker
Archie Williamz
Wear
Prank Davis
Tom Frost
Guilford Dudley
Sharam
Harry Seabrook
Will Wikidel
Ras Bensett Bir
Leste Guild
Will Clauser
Julius Wendling
Willard Scott
d&Low
Will Seller
Waler Cost
James Clay
Mart Wiksdal
Ed Curry
Waller Turgees
Ben Akers
Austin Braig
Burlon Dowell
Day Carr
George Noble
Charlie Kicinhans
Wil Alexander
Clarenes Young
Everett Alers
Charlie Lazershit
Loutram
Brad Johnson
Adrian Shermen
Edward Dennie
Bred Culver
Harmon Hyus
Jne Wilson
Harry Lukens
Tornendewart
Dean Low
Eph Kwpley
Joe Morgan
David Harvey
C. S. Downing
Nashville
Tenn
F. C. Burkett
Gatling
Ratchford
Alki
Kimball Ptg. Co
Scott Myers
Perry, C. Vr
Henry Burns
Pauline
Custley
Pest
Captain Doudell
Nicholson
Lady Somerset
Parmers
Pingree
Associated Press
State Journal
Chica! Ag
Olosime
Fesdlers Sones
Ives Busa
Westerna
Captorca
Supa
Ichieher
Siri
Ane
Ted Se
Muchner Com
W. A. Michael Commission CO
West Sixth Avenunr
Kan
Kaname City
SE Lux
Ganore
CC Ceriert
Veo Presiinot
Ferrin Boos
Lux Commission Co
Mansas Avenue
Topski
Bans
Jon Matlous Bank
Kankas Cay
Emeral Sutonal Teak
Fae of
Cera Bes
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