Kansas Knights Templar Start For Louisville Excursion
The Kansas Knights Templar and Marshall's Band, totaling fifty four pieces, begin an afternoon journey from Topeka on a Santa Fe Pullman car to Louisville for the triennial Templars conclave. Stops planned in Kansas City and St Louis with a welcome in St Louis and a concert along the way.
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Marshall
Ffty
Topeka
Knights Templar
Santa Fe
Templars
Louisville
Louieville
Kansas City
Missouri
Delmar Put
Commandery
Rayisas Templars
Datoy
Tony Faust
Sinany Oben
D. Ruswell
D. G. Kline
J. A. Sheets
Renawurer
Ito Blume
Ubtirian
John B. Marshelt
Ite
J. B Marshall
Oscar Darrow
Charles Chapman
Carl Groshner
J. Cowdrey
Ed Black
Mueller
James Bain
P. 1
Russell
Frank Miner
Frank Swearingen
WF Hoter
John Marcial, Jr
Willers Haldwin
Ret Comets
Guy Morgan
W. G. Kinzer
William Herron
John Sheets
Chas, Haag
Clay Morrow
William Kivesman
Chis
Barnes
F. Strawn
George Sibler
DG. Kline
A. Cc. Coe
I, Perkins
EH. Conway
Chury
O. Callide
A. W. Stewart
John Price
Tympani
Carl Dryer
Harry Tew
J. M. Penwell
Kaneke
Wellman
Topeka Lodge
A.D. Wellman
TJ. Anderson
WS. Bergunathal
W. Poindexter
Mix J. W. Robinson
W. F. Sehoch
Henry Betts
J. Webb
B Betts
DW Dibbdie
Carl W Nellis
J. TH. Marshall Cc
Newton
O J. Wood
Barnett
H. M. Clime
W. B. Cilme
Bestor G. Brown
Ancient fraternal orders and lodge activities reviewed
A murky column lists numerous officers and members of fraternal groups including Knights of the Maccabees and Ancient Order of United Workmen. It notes lodge entertainments, initiations planned, and references a 1901 date for fraternal benefit statistics, with commentary on insurance and member outreach practices.
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The
Fraternal Monitor
Anscient Order of United Workmen
Holds Cleveland Responsible for Disaster Fallout
Reports detail blame and questions surrounding the Gay disaster near Cleveland as leaders and engineers face scrutiny. Officials, including a city treasurer and agents from Jamaica and New Mexico, navigate inquiries while plans and duties unfold amid damaged infrastructure and ongoing investigations.
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Cleveland
Queen
Local notes mix with church services and city updates
In Topeka and nearby towns, Nina Watts will sing at the Ave Lutheran as community notices report dog tag issuance, bookstore ads, and posts about visits from relatives. Clergy return from trips to oversee Sunday services while city officials plan meetings and street work continues amid routine civic updates.
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Mixa
Nina Watts
Lutheran Ofarch
Cris
Zeccher & Pool’s
Kanes Avenue
FE Ballard
Wity
Onalia
Neb
PW. Crannell
Piret Bapst Caton
Minneapolia
Butlors
Kan
Quibey Street
Kivieion
M. Hi. Yountoin
Binsele
Thirtenth
Jackson
Priltny
Yalow Center
Neostie
Stutley
United Staten Sinoult
Cotn of
Goodlan
PB Noble
Carin
Noble
Uie Carn G. AH
Kier Tun
Eric Tam
Uurawa
Hayden
China
Brennan
Tel Fromere Wright
Chickuamw
Riley
Henley
Ata Hr
Knights of Columbus Lodge Celebrates First Anniversary in Topeka
The Knights of Columbus marked the lodge's first anniversary in Topeka with a lawn party in Garfield Park. Ice cream, cake, and music by Marshall's band under Frank Swearingen accompanied the event. Charter membership grew from 39 to 110 as members from nearby cities attended and a future Salina lodge was planned. A special train from Topeka to Salina was considered.
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Knights of Columbus
Topeka
Garfield Park
Marshall
Frank Swearingen
Salinm
Institutig
Senator Depew Critiques Anglo-American Controversy
New York columnist reports Senator Chauncey M. Depew arrival from Europe. He notes interest in the Schely-Sampson dispute and says admiral Schley’s daughter’s marriage to Mr Wortley influences opinions abroad. He warns the controversy harms the American navy and observes European fear of American unity while predicting limited coordinated action.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
Sehley-Sampson
Admiral Schtes
Wortley
Parks
Thes
Com Merree
France 18 Delighted Over Turkish Settlement
Paris Aug 4 The foreign office expresses delight at the settlement of the Turkish difficulty. In recent days anxiety about festivities for the czar’s visit eased as a brief Coralia dispatch confirms France gains full rights to extend operations and remove restrictions. The dispute ends and the Porte’s re purchase questions fade. Further French claims are debated, with negotiations focusing on payment terms likely to be settled quickly.
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Turkey
Paris
Foreign Office
Associated Press
M. Coralia
Multan
Bus’ Tend
Mart
Thue
City seeks new rule to report deaths for health records
City attorneys draft ordinance to require death reports to health officers. The measure targets cemetery managers by mandating a burial permit signed by the city physician before interment, aiming to strengthen compliance and oversight across the district.
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Omee
Perth
Inter & Body
Carpenters of Union IIs Meet for Funeral Service
Union II carpenters gather at the hall on 420 Kans Avenue on Sunday August 25 190 to attend the funeral of Brother BR W Graham at 1008 Morris Avenue By order of committees Topeka Relief Corps 4 members meet at Poet Hall 3 p m Sunday to attend Be Tange of Prouty MES Morrison Pres
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J. W. Gibbons
George H. Lamb
Yatom Center
John J. Crider
Fort Scott
Carpenters of Union Iis
Kans Avenue
Sharpie
BR. W. Graham
Morris Avenue
Topeka Relief Corps
Poet Ball
P. Bi Sunde
Tange
Prouty
Mes. Morrison
Pres
Lightning interrupts surgery at Sherigan Hospital
An operating room accident ends with a patient and staff struck by a bolt through an overhead skylight. Dr O Lejon and Dr Pelton were present as Mrs Charles Paton, patient on West De Bere, suffered a ghastly wound as lightning caused a fatal crash and fire into the room.
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Elgin, I
Charles Paiton
West de Bere
Sherigan
O. le Jon
Able City
Batrikve
Bunatey
Maat
Abs
Pelton
Mr. Pelton
Dr Pelton
Max
Sa Golenty
Ted
Colds Pain Reliever Ad Claims Fast Target Relief
A vintage ad style piece touts a cold remedy claiming rapid cooling action and full body relief. It mentions pain and sprain relief benefits and promises quick comfort with minimal side effects, highlighting a tested formula and strong soothing effects for chest and throat symptoms.
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Kansas Knights Templar
Famous Marshall’s
St.louis
Nashville
Tenn
Order of Hoo Hoos
Norfolk
Buffalo
Wind
United States
Arkansas
Hey
Feiler
Mette
IyGen
Tinlad Biates
Toro
Uverdgitte
Bad & Total Insurance
Republican Flambeat Club
Clyde
Serle
W. Porter
Cyrus
Frank
Charies Spreng
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A. G. Pee
Bert Krug
Hale
Ray Brown
Wm. Brisanati
T. S. William
Ka. C. Bars
Se Cope
Frank White
Ona South
Ac Barnett
Kick So
Knights of the Maccabees
Indies
C. Soote
J. A. Matthews
Wiliam Powell
Avilliam Warne
Gilaurt
Claude A. Shumate
Ge Ed Hagen
Heanera
Caro
Mich
Hit
Doris Livingston
G. H. Slocum
Victor Council No. 4
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Hanseatic
Germany
Bix
Alek
DaWit &Cu
Chicago
Butts
California
Topeks
San Francisco
Sante Fe
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Californis
Grand Canyon
Aritons
Yosemite
Harvey Moa
Aditren
Wy Tepes
Kansas
A. Alleaume
East 4Th St
Jefferson St
Sisamar Dauntless
Sun Sosdain
Pak Ata
Lee Listown
Iowa
Garrett
Machian
Mudie
Santa
Otios Haten
South
Frince
Bryan Snyder
Gevers
Saint Lewis, Mo
Lone and Daughters of Tustive
Jebo Creft
Oakland
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pything
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K. of P. Hall
Quines and
Sixth Avenue
Senator Depew
Sampson-Schley
France
Osage City
Southwestern Fuel CO
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S Coal
Kansas Ave
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Pueblo
Calorade Springs
Masiieu
A.M. Fuller
Ivete
Swift Holliday Drug CO
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