Patriotic Fath er Malone on keeping flag and expansion
Father T H Malone of Denver argues for keeping the flag where the army and navy placed it and for territorial expansion in the Philippines Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He asserts divine destiny guides the United States and supports maintaining authority with a cautious labor policy while avoiding greed driven aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicero
T. H. Maline
Denver
Urime
Philippines
United States
Porto Rico
Noa
Cuba
Malone Conant
Exme
Cute
Tabor
Bankers Sing A Hot Time In Old Town
Denver August 25 bankers joined in a humorous scene harmonizing Hot Dime in the Old Town. An announcer teased Cripple Creek history as a lady in the crowd sang the first verse and the entire convention joined the chorus. Washington August 23 General Herd and General Angeles pressed McKinley for a West Point appointment for a fallen Santiago veteran’s son. The president agreed. Tapachula Mexico August 21 amid rich gold finds a new mine boosts the colony’s industry and promises growth for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Denver
Sancton
American Bankers’ Association
Old Town
Cripple Creek
Washington
Hertard
General Angeles
McKinley
Barnard
Point
Santiago
West Point
Mexico
Tapachulk
Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam Ad Claims Safe Cure
A damaged ad text touts Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam as soothing and effective for summer complaints and a cure if taken in time. It promotes Beggs as the only nationally reputable remedy and claims availability from all druggists.
Curtis Pleased At Leavenworth War Dispatches
Curtis expresses gladness at Leavenworth and discusses retreating regiments and possible deployment to Manila. He cites Twenty-fifth Kansas and Twenty-second regiments, noting uncertainty about their assignment and praising Kansas soldiers for bravery and state pride. News reflects wartime context and local sentiment about volunteers and front-line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Charles Curtin
Washington
Secursor
Banco Nemured
Kansas
San Francisco
Manila
Paying Veterans Pension Payments at Leavenworth
Quarterly pension payments started at the Soldier's Home in Leavenworth with over $30,000 to be dispersed over two days. Sheriff Ay erhally deploys five deputies and patrols are stepped up along the Pike and Uniontown District to deter robberies tied to pension week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Uniontown
Ayerhally Haw
Nat BO
Home Depot
Mt. Muncie
Atchison blanked Topeka in a pretty game
In Topeka yesterday, Atchison shut out Topeka 4 to 0 in a well played contest. Pitchers Steipklett and Warner starred for Atchison while Byler and Bailey contributed for Topeka. Also notes on other baseball scores and a postponed Baltimore Cincinnati game due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeks
Atchison
Topeka
B.H.E. Atchison
Atchison, Steipklett and Warner
Byler and Bailey
Chicago
Hoston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Leland
New York
St Louis
Washington
Louisville
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Races at St Josephs Race Meet Highlight Poor Weather
At St Josephs Aug 25 interest centered on the races with Neil Caffery winning easy in the 2.31 event. Jo Mack won the % mile dash for a $300 purse while Sie Ru led in the % mile heats earning $600. Neil Cattery took the 2:1 pace event as Tusa and Netta W. and John A.C. trailed in the results amid rain causing delays and postponed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph
St. Josephs
Neil Caffery
Miles Dusne
Billie Dutt
Faustonia
Whittie
Jo Mack
Ben C. Wilson
C. Busby
Pine
Knights of Khorassan Elect Officers at State Capital
Public reception at the state capital hears election of officers including the noted Prince J. M. Strat cites James G. Owen and H. Belding among others. The item mentions imperial adjutant roles, a ten year trustee term, and invites for a meeting as the Carlson group reports from Omaha and New York with scattered notices and ads amid the event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatean
Hhorasese
J. M
Imperial Irkir
J. i Jaeteac Cortuavon
Ymperta
Chari
Poland
G A H Train Leaves Rock Island Depot for Cincinnati
The G. A. H. train will depart Rock Island depot Sunday September 4 at 4 pm, bound for Cincinnati with Pullman and tourist sleepers and chair cars. It runs through to Cincinnati, arriving 3 pm Monday. The Ladies of GA Ro and W R C and the Modecs, 24 strong, will accompany the trip for a merry and enjoyable outing. Reservations in Ticket Office or by writing A M Fuller City Passenger and Ticket Agent Phone 654.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rock Inland Depot
Tock Tal
A. M. Fuller
MUST STAND CIVIL TRIAL AT THOROUGHFARE GAP
A Civil trial at Thoroughfare Gap Virginia continues after the grand jury indicted Cap Duncan of the Twerlyosecond Kani sas on graves op erating charges. Witness examination remains largely unchanged as the court awaits the case’s conclusion expected Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cano c. Soltine
Witnersen
Cap da Duncan
Duncan
Grand
Fattax County
Boyle Begins Campaign in Wichita Auditorium
L C Boyle Kansas attorney general opened his campaign in Wichita's Auditorium, drawing a great ovation. He defended retention of the current administration while praising McKinley and criticizing partisan politics, urging voters to entrust government to the people and stressing democracy and liberty amid war and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
L. C. Boyle
McKinley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Almlebty
McNall
Clarkson Rate Bureau
Clarkson
John W. Breidenthal
Leedy
Metropolitan Police
John W. Leedy
Reform Movement
Kansas
State Journal Promotes Circulation Growth And Modern Plant
The State Journal touts full day leased wire AP coverage and highest circulation in the state. It describes a new brick building at the southeast corner of Avenue and Eighth Street with four Linotypes visible behind plate glass and a growing daily circulation from 800 to over 3,000 per year under current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
Eee Publishers
Assofour Linotypes
Eee Ee Perfecting Press
the State Journal
Avenue and
Eighth St
Kansas
Oy Ee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Ak
H. L. Larsh & CO
Kans
Tele
Colorado
Cmtage
Soul Tor
BLACK
Great Esse Steam Dyes Cleaning Works
E. 7Th St
Quincy
Canine
Repti
Klauer
Seta Ess
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hipan
Teres Ea
Ny Ee Chemical Co
World Savers
T. H. Malone
Hand OF God
Curtis
Soldiers' Home
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolia
BR Acess
Minneapolis
Columbus-St. Pauls Pane
Knights OF
Khorassan
Prince of Wales
Omaha
Nob
Zavimaily
Mortta D. Kane
Christopher Jurgensen
Westbury
S. Z
Boggs
Drig
Dr. Duncan
Fairfax County
Boyle
Ona Way Tre
Miller & Freeman's
Funmakers
Coney Island
York Girls
A. HS. Care Journal
Hunton St
Ketil
Care Journal
Mary Custen
Larned
Pawnee County
Watt
Cos
AL Taylor
American Emp. Co
Room &, Jewell Plack
Makedree Molere
Barber College
National Book Concern
Juvenile Dept
A. Morton Co
Cleveland
O. Rc Sik
W. L. Kline Ca
Oe Louis
PJ Hammatt
Care
Crosby Holler Mul Co
Jackson
Sdateen
Eee
Siall Postnard
Hte Otice
Ae Ee
Monroe St
Por
Quincy Sk
Larze
Handestan
Etree Palace Household Goods
West
Harnean
B. Mortgligee
Dogset
North Topeka
Team Sod Furniture
Atherton
Cate Bini
Bowery
Nous Topeka
Feomrisis Bayaire
Gar Stoven
Prescott & Cos
Aanses Farm
T. E. Bowman & CO
Hayden
Opfctan
H.E. de Long
Wanamaker
Weible
Horner
Giseai Radio
Douthitt
Isis
Bugess Wolfe
Kansas Ave
Lawtunes
Quincy St. Free Dispensary
Brockett, MB
Pete Ec Ziots
Ciny St
Pon Saul
Saas Tiaim
Bivins County
Topeka Propeat
Adiirens
R. F. F. Humphrey
Shorey
Jones & Givens
Geli
Euchansast
East Front
Sixth Ave
C. K. Holliday, Jr
Santa Fe
Madison
Shores
Rodgers & CO
West Sixth Beal
Investors Directory Co
Wil
Ebobels
B. Crum
A. Rees Weer
L. Biscoe
Stoney Hand
Milo Norton
West Sixth Ave
Intercat
van Siyck
Stora Anil Warehouse Co
Storage Co
Kus. Ave
Kaz
C. D. Skinner
RE. Massry
East Fourth al
Gorton
Ani
Core Lon
Central
Ava
Eatry i Omer
Ida G. Barnes
J.C Darling Co
Topsea Cycle CO
J. M. Baird
W. Gd. Peltsan
Mabel Martin
Woodlawn Ave
Potwin
Florists
MES
J. R. Hague
Florist
Tonina Prines
Uncle Bam
F. P. Bacon
Seeeaes
Topeka Daily State Journal
Pho
Ieotaami
Reaneas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!