Used horse whip riot at crowd injures Archer
A large Saturday scene in a city park ended when Cordelia Henderson used a horse whip on pioneer lawyer Thomas Archer. The altercation drew police, a patrol wagon, and a crowd pushing toward the stairs as Archer sought to retreat. Both were taken to the station where Archer gave a brief account amid tense exchanges with onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bley Cordelia Henderson
Thomas Archer
Archer
Ti Kanin Atenun
Archer Alevansuch
Arete
Cuma
Ely
Shoul
Beaver
State Journal
Mike Henderson Ville
Scountrel
Dad Fini
Dea
Hurane
Hin
Faieed
McMirey
Stakitroy
Mr. Archer
Aks
Topeka Snaps Hear the Heat and Happenings
Topeka reports hot Sunday and a busy week with council plans, street work, and travels. Senator Barton to visit September 3 and 4. many residents comment on weather, public works, and local events around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulalong
Topeka
New Mexico
Gartiela
Duncan
Sialon
Menne
Marshall
John W. Stout
Wichita
Stawnen
Thea City
Nerti Tope
Barton Gaya Hhe
Togeka
Cher” Smith
Mahower
Tincher
City Railway
Ald Kansay Avenue
McGreers
Topeka Jin SS
Bloomington
Willbe
Red John Switzer
Walet
Paine
State House
D. M. Bawilsten
Santa Fe
Chivago
Vinit Marshal
Wiele
Otte Kreugter
Topel
St Engin
Hutchinson Ory
Sheri Cook
H. A. Mudee
Chicago
Thames Ar
Kansas Avenue
Myron White
Washburn
Ann Arbor
J. T. Yount
Tor Andersen
Louisville
Chief Stahl
Turners
Dick Cooley
Howton
Rose
Rosa Weet
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Hand
Harviesn Street
West Street
Tracy
Charles BE
Sheldon
Exrelator Sprince
Hodawater Nets
Bytone
Dave
Mercury
Bate Drun
Grand Opers House
Coue Oly
Mke Benatar
J. Ralph Burton
Oakland
Weil
Armand
Loop Thoretay
Ohio Aesocration of
Lat Gardeth Park
Eunice Lyman
South Africa
Wil
Piret Congregational Church
Burton Ja
Topeks
Kansas City
Galena
A. B. Jetmore
McKinley
L. Hobart
Mail
Breeze
Loateritie
Knight Templars
Hobart
Topet
Newton Commandery
T. ` Doran
Storris County
Globe-Thenecrat
Dick” Cooky
Stanley
Stanley Hesbanated A Requiron From the Governor of Netraska
Edward Mille
Coffey County
Nebraska
Mivst
Christian Endeavor Secietion
Endeaver
Westmoreland
Beston
Ust
First Methodist
Teac
Cyclone Wrecks Centralia Areas Causing Wide Damage
Severe cyclonic wind struck Centralia causing widespread destruction. A colored Baptist church was wrecked and peach orchards suffered major losses with 15,000 bushels of peaches ruined. Telegraph and electric lines were damaged, streets blocked by fallen trees, and many homes damaged. Rainfall measured about 1.25 inches.
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Centralia
Oudburst
Centralea
Colored Baptist Church
Bearing Greetings From New York Fire Department Delegates
Delegates from the New York fire department head to Indianapolis to convey greetings to American fire chiefs. Four committees of citizens and fire officials plan to test the convention and discuss inviting New York to host next year’s gathering. Three parades are mapped for the event with potential sessions in May. The meeting may be in the week of May 50 next if New York accepts the invitation.
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N. Y
Indianapolis
New York
Engineer West in Montana Senator Clark Mines Talk
An American engineer Mr West, representing Senator W A Clark of Montana, met with representatives of a certain company to discuss exploration and investment prospects.
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Shrewrsuwre
America
Mr. West
W. A. Clark
Montana
Haa
Ieee
Esensopper Company
German Criticism Of British Naval Maneuvers
New York reports a Berlin commentator details sharp German critique of recent British naval maneuvers. The London Tribune correspondent notes criticism of crew training and leadership, blaming routine duties and ship upkeep for weak defense performance despite some improvements. The piece calls the maneuvers crucial and widely discussed at top levels.
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New York
Berlin
London
Tribune
Ofiers
Boer Refugee Convalesces After Bermudian Escape
New York Aug 26 David Du Plont a Hour refugee from Bermuda who arrived as a stowaway in July has spent five weeks in St Luke's hospital with typhoid fever and rheumatism from hardships at sea He is convalescing and hopes to leave soon He declared intent to become an American citizen while expressing longing for his homeland and resolve to return to aid in the fight for Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
New York
David
du Plont
St. Luke's Hospital
DuPlooy
Lindie
Chicago Police Kill Pastor's Son in Front of Rectory
In Chicago Aug a police officer shot and killed Rev Herman Lindskog’s son in front of the rectory where the family lived for fifteen years. The officer fired after an altercation with a group said to have gathered near Oak and Sedgwick Streets, and Lindskog died ten minutes after reaching the hospital. the officer was injured but survived. A subsequent report references three other men involved and ongoing statements from the church and police about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vavia Sundskog
Herman Lindskog
James Tf. Wiley
Young Lindskog
Willy
War Breaks Out Talks Blur Over Panama Interests
Parte discusses South Jomerieu and asserts Journal des Dents auys has no reason to interfere in quarrels between sister states. It defends mercantile interests, especially in Panama, and promises neutrality if a war breaks out, yet hints at a preference for Venice and a similar stance toward Syenod claims. The United States is deemed too near to allow the current state to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parte
South Jomerieu
Journal Des Dents Auyste
Merclisenn
Panama
Venesuez
Colombia
United States
Fragmentary policy remark on Latin American neighbors
A fragment notes Colombians and Venezuelans should prosper between Canada and Cuba, contrasting Canada as a free neighbor to the United States and Cuba as being hampered by chronic anarchy. The odd phrasing hints at geopolitical development and regional balance.
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Canada
United States
Cuba
Peacemakers at Work Amid Steel Strike Talks
Reports from New York and Pittsburgh indicate no new peace proposition submitted to the United States Steel Corporation after weeklong conferences. Renewed talks with independent mediators were discussed, but no concrete steps were announced. Mills in Pittsburgh prepared to resume operations with crews, while other plants planned night shifts if six mills secure enough workers. Authorities reported a quiet scene with police guarding sites and no disorder anticipated.
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New York
United States Stes Corporation
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association, Industrial Commisssion, Civic Federation
Labor
Henry M. White
aGrment Makers
Ameria
Ralph M. Bussey
National Ctyle Federation
Stuffer
Ull
Combine
Mucceas
Pulmiter
Tod
Star
American Tin Plate Company
Lindsay & McCutchron
Sil Hoop Company
Car‘bine
Iil
Star Milia
Momer
Pierce
Amalgamated Associstinn
Thix
Shaler
Chicago
Mc Tighe
Woman Rescued After Night Aboard Schooner Fire
A Boston bound schooner named Berthner suffered a fire outbreak at sea. A woman endured the dark night in a small boat while crew and rescuers fought the blaze and implemented deck line actions before a rescue succeeded.
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Casablanca
Saptulus
Berthner
Boston
Avenue
Telia
Aivers
Ulu
Strick
bexEn
Ca ‘Dodd
Heshil Bout Adem
Bar & S
May Run Specials Draw Big Crowds To Topeka Festival
Topeka hosts a three day music festival featuring Eugenio Sorrentino and Hunda Hossa from May 19 to 21 to benefit the Muttelum organ fund. The event attracts performers and audiences from surrounding towns and promises strong turnout, with Sorrentino’s organization having drawn crowds of up to 76,000 in the past two weeks. Local papers unite to boost regional support and post festival travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenio Sorrentino
Hiv Hunda Hossa
Topeke
Setae
Su- Muttelum Organ Fund
Eity
Madeve
Fe Chilcutt
Warnego Times
Yeill
Kaaises
Fragmentary notice hints at September events and pricing
The readable parts mention an attraction scheduled for September 7 and a labor related time frame in September. It references Darrin renance and a price with pené yor chadren and 2 Heweta, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrin Renance
Chadren
Aduive
Eiusnass
University of Cal football captain resigns leadership role
Amid a tense situation at the University of California football program, the team captain resigns his post. Rumors circled of a successor, with James Sheldon named as likely replacement as the university digested the setback and prepared for upcoming decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of C
James
Henry
J Sheldon
Quastertec
Doctors defend yellow fever experiments in Havana study
New York dispatch reports Dr A Hi Doty defending death tolls from yellow fever experiments in Havana. He argues results justify imperiled subjects and urges stricter precautions, noting prior mortality and the shift in belief about infection routes and sanitation after years of outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Hi
Havana
Mt Ode
Chik
Hevena
ENGLISHMEN CONFIDENT IN AUSTRALIA WOUNDS AND RIOTS REPORTED
Justin IV and George Smeteer and residents of a village were involved in a quarrel at Bull's Grove. Apple and Smelser were stabbed, Apple died, Amelier injured and arrested along with witnesses, while two white men and two women were held. Boer partisans barred. newtoms Crane reports to the American embassy about compensation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Fults
Justina IV
George Smeteer
James Goldon
Edward Baits
Bull's Grove
Amelier
Exife
Tyr
London
Newtom Crane
Talalt
Tas
Bosth ‘Africks Compensation Commission
Charias
Neiken
Pots
Ste John Avdenee
Cleversed and Return via Rock Island Bouts
Partial OCR text notes a boxing bout event with a date around September and a request for full particulars. The readable fragments mention Cleversed and Rock Island, with unclear terms likely referring to a boxing card and payment or price. No clear names or organizing body are fully legible.
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Rock Island
Teeta
Tia
Fane
Rtaen
Geo
Desobe
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Ee Thane
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Far ‘Beil
Haven
Auichinnon
Seermittadk
Crawford
Campbell
Livestock Military Commission
Clark County
Brn Bas
W. V. Church
Topeka Athletic Association
Tospeka
Washburm
State Medical Board
Denver
Alice
Carrie Drier
Ted Cloud
Nem
Pearl Sample
Rushville
Wictim
Junction
Hughes
Ed G. Smith
Younkin
Dot
Sentara P
Mitch
Cir
McCabe
Ritchie & Hames
College Avenue
City Service | Commission
City Detective Bureau
Eeamione
Cite Council Chamber
Jone
Sergeans
Cramer
Sirer IO
Walker
O'Neill
Sa Attar Russian ‘Mines
Japan
Shades
Brussels
Bon of Chicago
E Street
Americas
Peacemakers AT Work
Ralph Easley
East
Spachtel
Tee
Denver Express
Wns
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Pra
Inc
Apf
Thomas
the Tribune
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Sealy
Fatem
Tehich
Marci
Cal Toon
Ax & Tule
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