America Tonight at Garfield Park Casino Shows Red Men Scene
Crowds surrounded the Casino at Garfield Park for America Tonight last night. A changed program promises a repeat with Indians capturing a wagon train and saving children, while Red Men participants receive prominent roles. The narration mentions Sitting Bull and scouts, with Custer’s command depicted as defeated, and Pocahontas noted for corn and venison offerings.
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America
Garfield Park
Battery B
Sitting Bull
Custer Masqucrs
Young Spotted Tail
White Bear
Custer
Pocahontas
Shawnee Tribe No. 14
Strange Noises Spur Towns to Seek Cure from Samuccia
In Philipsburg, Minister of the Game Towns and residents pursue treatment from Professor Samuccia after hearing strange noises and reports of his cures. A local youth and others seek relief from deafness catarrh and nervous weakness with his eye remedies and other tonics at 606 Kantian avenue, amid tales of remarkable recoveries.
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Samuccia
Brickley
Fuitoe
First Presbyterian Church of
Philipsburg
Prut Sim
Ded
Jlaon
Thin Town
Wireburg
Trentanisit
Samuels
Spockley
Rinnine
Dave Banbeth
Prof
Samme
Omer
Train Fare Offer to Cincinnati and Return
Tickets priced at 16 10 to Cincinnati and return with sale dates extended. Reservations available for sleeper berths and checked baggage via Santa Fe route. Ladies of the GFR arrange a bronze train to Cincinnati and a special excursion for families. The trip is offered as a portport opportunity.
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Cincinnati
Santa Fe Rouse
GFR
Santa Fe
Samilly
Indianapolis
Woman's Relief Corps
Cincinnat
Ecal
Topeka News Briefs and Socials Reach of Travel and Local Notices
Miss Vers Cow leaves for a brief visit to Fort TER Texas while many residents travel to Wichita Zanesville and Omaha for visits. Western Sorte holds a meeting at Mel Huron home and plans election of officers. Numerous Topeka residents depart for Colorado Springs Havensport and Chicago with brief notes on visits, trips, and gatherings. Expositions, church picnics, and local sales feature in the community wrap.
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Vers
Fort Ter
Tex
T. P. Iy
Bart
Chicaso
Stra
Whaley
Creviland
Ohio
Bonesteet
Mary Nesbaum
Katie Roper
K. J. Hesteum
Zanesville
Hoper
Alice Lukin
Jella Apaheraf
Maple HL
John Stake
Lute
Bezel Fulton
California
Besnie
Maud Riles
Mary Dunivit
Arabellé ‘Troutmin
Katto Flemhinen
Miew Ituth ‘Trapp
Rates Farm
Edith Metcalf
NetHo Newmen
Omaha
LK Rik
Garnet
Colorado Springs
Topeka
el. Huey
W. 3. Lindsay
Helle Hart
Cleveland
Ti Dede Lakin
Western Avenue
Mise Marien Sentth
Barlinzarme
Mike Maude Kenbler
Arkansas City
Mel Huron
Unity Church
PLC
Miswes Chira
Kittle Marlott
Soranteh
Lawrence
Sweet
Mary
Paul
Ninktra
New York
Washington
Mind Sywooty
Womin's College
Hiltimore
Kansas City
Devorah K Laneshore
Lax Verus
W. A. Johnston
Excel
Howe
W. S. Lindway
Leavenworth
Margaret McGilly
Herton
Andrew Seller
Sef- Tera Vroiher
P. S
Gartheld Park
Baturday
Tess
J. A. Trowbridge
Arkansasity
J. A. Boyle
Toeka
Colorado
Lrowbeidee
Mame Baird
Martha Harrison
Ylstt
Chicago
St. Louia
Hare
All Old Monitors to Guard Duty in West Indies
A Washington dispatch reports the Navy will assign single turreted monitors to Cuba and Puerto Rico for guard duties. Vessels like Ajax and Lehigh will depart soon, with crews drawn from the regular navy. Monitors will defend harbors and may use grape and canister to quell unrest after Spanish evacuation.
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West Indies
York
Tribune
Washington
Navy Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
Regular
Maine
Spain
Atlantic
League Island
Pennsylvania
Navy Yard
Vernors
Ajax
Cithons
Millopay
Manhattan
Wranditte
Catsiil
Jano
Lehigh
Montwuk
Nahant
Nantucket
Pagsats
United States
Matenazay
Cartenas
Sagua la Grande Jibara
Nue- AS
Manganillo
Guartanamo
Trindad
Cientuegos
Cabal
Rouen
Porto Reo
Puritan
Terror
Amphitrite
Havana
Santiago
San Juan Dé Porto Rico
No Yacht For Them Duryeu and Whitney Lose Interest
Newport August 19 Duryea and Whitney have abandoned plans to build a defender for the America’s Cup. Reports say the Hereschoffs secured a contract and design work for a second defender at a cost around 150000 dollars while syndicate leadership remains unsettled.
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Duryeu
Whitney
Newport
R. 1
H. R. Duryeu
WH. P. Whitney
Thomas Liptety
Ulster Yacht Club
Nat Hereschoff
Bristol
Hiladelphis
Commodore Murzin
New York Yacht Club
C. Gilver Taelin
Naval Parade Plans and Key Movements for Sampson
Final orders sent to Admiral Sampson outline the New York naval parade on Saturday with a delegation boarding the flagship to deliver an address. Access to the flagships is restricted to authorized officials, and the national salute for Grant’s tomb is noted.
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Washington
Adimiral Sampson
New York City
Mayor van Wyck
Admiral Sampson
General Grant
Admiral Simpson
North Atlantic
Havana
Admins Luce
New York
Lampeun
Schieyfang
San Juan
Muster Out Begins as Regiments Muster For Discharge
Washington Aug 9 Muster out orders issued for units at Chickamauga Fort Ferland and Troy. First Maine infantry and Second New York infantry to muster out with commands to rejoin home states. Vermont troops to rendezvous in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont while Third Georgia Alabama and First Maryland infantry already selected for muster out are to proceed to designated rendezvous as orders are issued.
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Athols Cavalre
Maine Infantry
Chickamulina
New York Infantry
Ferlanding
Borimaciold
Aum
New
Vermont
Ty Anders
Alabana
Maryland
Exodus of Spaniards Leave Cuba Under War Department Immense Sails
War department records note large convoy departing Havana with 2145 prisoners and dependents aboard the ships. General staff cites uncertain voyage timing and probable arrival within the week as Cuba continues to see large evacuations.
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Cuba
Washington
War Department
C. Cor- Min
Badonza
North Topeka Notices From A Frayed Local Sheet
Fragmented North Topeka column lists various mispelled names and local notices. Items include bread drop offs at Gem Bakery, travel plans to Shellina and Salina, visits to friends near Silver Lake, and plans for a straw party by the Avenue Sunday School. Also notes illness, travel to Kansas City, and expressions of thanks after a funeral.
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Gem Bakery
Bwite Vail
Shellina
Modamax Hanley
Salina
Jook
Minn Bertha Wiser
Grace Athatin
Marea City
Jennie Finch Sill Lears
Monde
Coldradd
Met. C. Cromwell
Mra Phithin
Silver Lake Friends
Mra
Spander
Wicklim
Marshall
Lea
nAenue Bunday Wehool
Hiatehe Bey
Tantric
Ramilct Reynolds
Aid Fame
Move to Separate Soldier Home Children Sparks Minority Report
J A Davis, a Free Silver Republican on the Dodge City state soldiers home board, proposes removing all children from the home and sending them to Atchison to free space for admitted veterans. Gresham and Kerr oppose, claiming long-standing harmony broken. Davis plans to push through via legislature with Governor Leedy potentially favorable.
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Dodge City
J. A. Davis
State Soldiers’ Home
Leeds
Hermes
Soldiers’ Orphans' Home
Atchison
State Soldiers' Home
Davis
Thomas Gresham
R. M. Kerr
Dav Ja
Gresham
Kerr
Davie
Leedy
Lome
Anti profanity ordinance killed in New York aldermanic session
New York aldermen resumed weekly sessions after vacation and killed President Guygentulmer’s proposed anti profanity ordinance. McCall of Tammany opposed it, saying it invited sensational press attention, and the measure was tabled with no recall. The issue may be reconsidered later. The piece also notes the National Flower operetta at the Casino and upcoming Colorado travel specials via Santa Fe Route.
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New York
Guygentulmer
McCall Ois Tammany Fygder
Fils
Guevenheimer
McCall
Croker
Murops
Wuderetand
Gueeenfielmer
Muir
Marshall
M. C. Holman
Uncle Sam
Winlet Butler McCoy
Frank Weightman
Major Hoyd
Company of Indy Cadets
Beaten by Horse Thieves Plague Maertin-Dennie Residents
Martin-Dennie residents endure a week of horse thefts forcing owners to sleep with firearms in homes near Seventeenth and Lane. Warren Grotwell reported his horse missing after a barn intrusion near Seventeenth Street. Lon Barrett confronted thieves at Eighteenth and Willmore. they fled. Numerous horses hitched to buggies were taken and released elsewhere as residents vow to stop the thefts.
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Martin-Dennis
Maertin-Dennie
Warren Grotwell
Seventeenth and
Lane Streets
Mr. Grotwell
Lon Barrett
Eighteenth
Willmore
Mr. Barrett
Lady high diver association meets at Trades Assembly hall
The Lady High Diver Association met at Trades Assembly Hall to plan ongoing work under a general manager, Tomorrow Pred Jew Sil will open headquarters at Weber Hall with full charge of privileges and programme. A barbecue was dropped. sports, band concert, balloon ascent, and a lady high diver to replace the barbecue.
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Trades Assembly Hall
Weber A
Holliday, Jr
Karnival Knights Minstrels
T. J. Anderson
Leedy
Pence
Stands Up For Kansas Exhibit at Omaha
A. W. Smith Sul, one of five Kansas commissioners appointed by Governor Leedy, praises Kansas exhibits at Omaha. He cites top agricultural displays, strong mining, horticulture, education, apiculture, dairy, and a notable livestock section shipping in September, with Kansas premiums supplemented by the Omaha committee.
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McPherson
A. W. Smith
Kansas
Omaha
Brent
Liberal Arte
Aystem
Apiary
Arkanens
Kansas Board
Onaha
Dogs Summer Resort at Topeka Hotel de Canine
The Hotel de Canine two miles east of Topeka houses a summer resort and boarding for well bred OES. Harry Robinson’s country residence hosts renovated kennels with day and night staff. Owners leaving town pay 75 cents weekly per dog for kennel and board. a dog hospital serves summer boarders now totaling about 40.
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Topeka
Hotel de Canine
Harry Robinson
Robinson
New York
Denver
Does
Te Summer Resort
Building a Chicken Coop and a Ball Game Jest
A Potwin Place resident recalls last Sunday at a baseball game and a misheard request. His wife asks where he has been and he jokes about hearing cheering from edge of Potwin while a neighbor, Col. J. W. F. Hughes, builds a chicken coop. An ad promotes Gypsy Queen baking powder and Peerless Steam Laundry services with J Whitmere Bros. barbers at 725 Ka a v.
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Potwin Place
Potwin
Col
J. W. F. Hughes
Pimples and Skin Flaws Prevented by Simple Care
A brief note outlines remedies for pimples blotches blackheads and rough skin and suggests simple daily care to prevent baby blemishes and hair issues. It emphasizes gentle cleansing and consistent routines.
Purifying Soap Uticura F Soap Promoted Worldwide
An ad extols Uticura F Soap as the world’s most effective purifying and beautifying soap for skin and toilet use. It claims relief for irritation and inflammation, followed by Uticura emollient cream for soothing tired or inflamed muscles and skin conditions.
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Piciptee
Tage Riker
Rourhaat
Treaten
Ing
Disorderly Gambiling Among Soldiers Allegedly Plaguing Town Grounds
Fragmentary OCR shows accusations of gambling and rowdy behavior by colored soldiers in town grounds and grand stands. Reports mention groups gambling with chips and coins, fights near shuttered buildings, and officers rarely enforcing rules while saloon figures deny responsibility.
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Criba
Cami
Cimereants
Signs in the Land at Sea and Alaska Passage Report
Fragmentary report from San Francisco and St Lawrence Island notes on July 16 about Alaska, the L Falkenbure passenger Patrick L Noonan reporting safe arrival and launch of vine fonts, and references to multiple vessels including a cutter and a bark near Garfeld Park, with mention of food shortage and a ship named America.
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San Francisco
Ave
Kotselue Sound
Alaska
St. Lawrence Island
Patrick L. Noonan
L. Falkenbure
Lane
Marty
Bea
Hiermaid Wich
America
Garfeld Park
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Kansas Arena
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Mr. 3 Folman
North Topeka
Himball Pig. Co
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Jatte
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Paul Thompson
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