When the King Comes In Proclamation at Royal Estates
Historical prose describes the ceremonial proclamation of a new king, detailing the roles of the College of Arms, the Earl Marshal, heralds in uniform, and processions from the palace to Westminster. It notes the variations in modern times, the gate rituals, and the symbolic gauntlet thrown to test rival claims, with ceremony centering at Charing Cross and Temple Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendos Mall
Stoneesate
College of Arms
Privy Council
Prince of Wales
Griers
College of
Oeaes Dames
Uerona
Charing Crom
Chancery Lane
Temple Bar
Lenton
Permis
Dora
Mayank
Bete
Eieland
Westminster
Aratal
Shetetea
Hera
Seeds of Kansas Explotation and Immigration Schemes
The article recounts 1568 to 1572 Kansas growth via railroad land schemes marketed by aggressive agents like Sam Wood of Garden City. Immigrants faced inflated claims, with stories of wild horses and wild beets to explain hardship, highlighting frontier exploitation and the seedbed of later state expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Kansas
Esat
Inilans
Ohio
Missouri River
Sam Wood
Garden City
Kansas City
Kaw
Tari
Determination to Feed Regiment in Philippines at Christmas
Secretary of War Root returns from Lake Champlain meeting with President and awaits cabinet input. He declines to confirm broader plans but states that every man in the twenty regiments of volunteers now being recruited will eat Christmas dinner in the Philippines. Details on generals and campaign strategy remain withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
Aps
Root
St Luke Champlain
Speakeiz
Campaian
Ilippines
Eriders
Newport
Weeley
Merritt
Lake Champlain
Otis
Les Root
Porto Tiga
Ret
Dramatic Mohara Minstrels Set at Mrawford Theater Monday
Mohara's Colored Minstrels announce a season opener at the Mrawford Theater next Monday night with a varied program. The show features a three-person harmoni group, several acts billed as "Shotland ponies" and numerous dogs, with varied novelty features and midrange prices. The act promises a genuine ventriloquist routine and Swedish character comedy by Hen Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohara
Mrawford Hetater
Hen Hendricks
Athar of Roses Harvest and Attar Market Rise
The London Standard notes rose harvests in Hulearia are complete with yields 200000 grammes below last year due to drought. Attar of roses price has risen, boosting European demand. stores are estimated at about fifty thousand grammes while sales to large European towns increase.
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Hulearia
Europe
Smoky Makes and Local Happenings in Topeka News
A mosaic of city notes from Topeka items including Mr. Charles Blood Smith’s trip to New York, Governor Stanley’s family plans, local outings at Tecumseh and St. Marys, river views, and business updates. Mentions of people like William Muneferran, Charles Lindsey, J. Going, Frank Nelson, and J. C. McClintock frame a busy snapshot of fall social, civic, and economy chatter in Topeka with references to local events, improving roads, markets, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blood Smith
New York City
Tecumseh
William Muneferran
Washington
Charles Lindsey
Stanley
Topeka
Kelly le
Manitou
James Hutler
Going
Missouri
Charles Wolff
Northern Lakes
Arthur Hudson
Wellington
Crane & Co
Daltona
Frank Grimes
California
Ebay
J. C. McClintock
Colorado Springs
Nelson
Seneca
Kansas City
Frank Nelson
St. Mary's
T. F. Dorin
Selgel
Douglas County
Elwood Potter
W. H. Stitlwell
Rock Teland
Colrady
J. R. Burton
William Jennings Bryan
Duta Gad
Walter N. Alien
Es State Board of Charities
Lew
C. Ho Sessions
Ninth Street
Topeka Avenue
Fifth and
Kansas Avenues
Wm. Isradbury
Washington Court House
Ohio
George C. Hodges
Chicago Record
Alaska
Hawaii
Auburndale
Potwin
John W. Cone
Powhattan
Lillie May Caskey
North
J. W. F. Hughes
St Louis
Columbia
Tenn
Henley
Lawrence
Yellowstone Park
Hss
H. Ridgway
Franken County Fair
JT. Duggin
Ethel
Hutchinson News
Gaga
Copeland County
Kamas
Clemens
Logan
Uhey
Elmo Whitmore
Mudge
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Richland
Lawrence & Carbondale
Woman's Missionary Society
Topeka News Briefs From A Busy Friday
Topeka scene features a church gathering, civic notices, and small-town tales. A large crowd rode the Union Pacific to St Marys for a Modern Woodmen event where W J Bryan spoke. City Attorney Bird travels to New York for water works depositions while Dr W B Swan reports scarlet fever easing.
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Terian
Kansas Avenue
Fambeau Club
St. Marys
Bir. Bryan
Topeka
W. J. Bryan
Windy
Bird
New York
Water Works
Washington
W. B. Swan
State Board of Health
Grainfield
Gover County
Caroline Lockhart
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Than
Callaham
District Court
Chesney
J. W. Gleed
Speakite
Cottonwood Falls
Atebican
Marion
Kansas
van Buren Street
Sixth Avenue
van Buren
J. XV, Beede
Washburn
Atchison County
State University
Washiurn
Man Returns to Kansas After Ongoing Kansas Ties
A Topeka resident Mr. McCabe, who had been traveling for a truss company in the northern United States, says Kansas corn calls him back. He plans to notify his firm of the change, arrange a Minnesota-bound visit for his family, and settle again in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphos
Minneapolis Messenger
Severst
Topeka
W. H. Thompson
Court of Appeals
Rawlins
Deestur
CO. S
Guthrie
Post Office Department
United States
George F. Snelling
LC. Boyte
Coffeyville
Fred Trigg
Grover
Chas
McCabe
Kansas
Minnesota
In Denver Browne Leads Commonweal Army Parade
The Commonweal Army shows up as a log cabin wagon drawn by two Kentucky horses. Carl Browne, General Coxey's secretary, drives with his wife beside him as crowds gather at the city hall. Browne plans new marches toward Washington to press antitrust and soil standard issues while preaching and speaking at several Denver streets and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Capitol
Carl Browne
Coxey
Washington
Browne
Colorado
Qute
Outfit
City Hall
Chief Farley
Denver
Wichita
Kan
United States of America
Pacific Coast
Bryan
Congress
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
St. John
Union
Humor Snippets From Puck Chicago Times and More
A collage of witty lines and gag jokes from Puck Chicago Times and other papers. Quips cover learning to swim in fourteen Mondays, Parker as a good listener, a boy with debts to laundry and barber, a mother sending for beef fat and bones, and a tease urging cheese.
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Parker
Chicago
Cage ‘Times-Hi
Fragmented dialogue from late 19th century papers
Excerpted lines show casual banter and clipped remarks about manners, espionage rumors, and misquoted anecdotes. The quoted voices reference short skirts, a spy accusation, and cautions about trust, all framed as fleeting street talk.
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Eade a Closing Out Chinaware Regardiems of coet make room for new fall goods C. H. Morrison 606 Kaneas avenue.
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Cat Bertie
Teges Pinsrhgea
Baleee Selin
Eade
Coet
New Fall
C. H. Morrison
Kaneas Avenue
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Jane
Hams
Wolff Packing Co
Royal Baking Powder
Cascarets
Ata
Sterling Remedy Company
BSW
York
Peter Heil
West Sixth St
Bobby Bingo
Willy
Puck
Perkins
Ike
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand Army of the Republic
Nuigara Falls
Mapoh
Wyomibe
Susquehanna
Penneybuuin
Switzerand of
America
A. Pannen
Northwestern
Clark Hiteot
A. Ae Hsand
Wester Pass
Buffaio
Kohl
Drugziats
Ea Ee
Mahara
Wonserfal
H. Co. Bowman
Columbian Building
Fantior
Jong
Chicago News
Nic
Praiboworsky
Herlin
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Coop
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