Life of Dr F S McCabe Honored by Topeka Funeral
Funeral plans for Dr F S McCabe, renowned Topeka preacher and police advocate, are announced from the First Presbyterian Church. The Topeka physician, author and civic figure died at home after a cerebral apoplexy, leaving a legacy in church leadership, city service, and state history. He served as police commissioner under Gov Humphrey and contributed to public justice, with mourners including Mrs J Dhee and family in Emporia and Topeka. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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FS McCabe
Tate
Presbyterian Church
poUlica
Altinoye
Althou
Metropolitan Police
Dr. F
Fragmentary reminiscences of Dr. Francis Samuel McCabe noted
The text recalls Dr. Francis Samuel McCabe born July 4 1877 in Terre Haute Indiana a minister and longtime clerk emeritus of state and church bodies. It mentions his service in Topeka Kansas including relief work and trusteeships, his role at Free Will Baptist institutions, his attendance at various city ceremonies and his ties to churches in New Orleans Fort Wayne Indianapolis Pittsburgh Chicago and Tepeka.
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Grouty
Fred
Wunes Uneuns
Biva
Chaptain
Senate
Ours
Cleck
Indiana Synil
Kansas State Relief Aa
Kansas
College of Emporia
Tew Wa
Fontan
Topeka
Cate
New Orléans
Fort Wayne
Indianapolia
Pittavare
Chicago
Tepelu
Berar
Pleasant Hidge
Wakarusa and
Mission Center
McCabe
Francis Samuel McCabe
Terre Haute
Indiana
Genern Jackson
Wabash Sollore
Crenturdartite
Lyman Shecher
Auburn
New Ima
Dyche to Lecture on Belgian Hares Tonight
Prof. Lewis Lindsey Dyche of the state university will speak tonight at 51 Karras Avenue before the Kansas Belgian Hare Club on Belgian hares. He has spent months in northern and western wilds studying animals and became interested in Belgian hares after owning a rabbitry in Denmark. He is the official scorer for this region.
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Lewis Lindsey Dyche
The
State University
Karras Avenue
Kansas
Dyche
Denhe
Belgismarian
Ice House at La Junta Burns in Santa Fe Fire
The Santa Fe ice house at La Junta Col burned to the ground early today. It housed 6 000 tons capacity and about 10 000 dollars of property was insured. Tramps are suspected as the cause with the stock yards burning hours earlier, causing about 2 000 dollars loss.
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Santa Fe
la Junta
Cider Smith Predicts September Weather Trends
The article reports forecast notes by Cider Smith for September. He avoids predicting extreme heat rain or dry spells, signaling a storm period around September 7 and a trend toward cooler conditions after mid month. He had earlier forecast rain on August 11 and 12, which occurred.
Old Enmity at Head of Republican Committee in Kansas
In Kansas politics, W H Fletcher leads the Clay County Republican committee and may alter results as Calderhead seeks re election in the Fifth District. Populists claim Clay County will back Vincent, while Fletcher’s feud and a postmaster bid trigger county quarrels and campaign upheaval. The Fifth District race remains tight with potential for a Vincent majority.
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Calderhead
Fletcher
Clay Center
Casas
H. Co. Achenbach
Clay County
J. Williams
Suike
Williams
Teady
Vin
Debates Sought Between Candidates for Congress
The Socialist candidate for Congress, MLAUGHLIN, urges joint debates with the Republican and Fusion nominees. He states he is anxious to debate politics with someone and invites either a common platform or separate formats as they choose. A. M. Jackson of Cowl is noted in the discussion.
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Xne McLaugnan
Congress
Glatinet
A. M. Jackson
Cowl
Lowdermilk Named for State Senator Nomination
The Democrats and Populists of Riley Wabaunsee and Geary counties nominated J. W. Lowdermilk of Riley for state senator at Manhattan. He will face the Hessin McKnight contest winner before the state election board. Riley county convention also nominated several local figures including C Helder rapertatetdent ite and J Abell with others named in the record.
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Riley
Wabaunsee
Geary
Manhattan
J. W. Lowdermilk
State Election Board
Riley County
Democrats
Ate Suden
C. Helder
Rapertatetdentite
Fusion in Osborne County Nominates Joint Congressional Candidate
The Democrats and Populists of Osborne county nominate W F Verter and W F Vawter for the ticket with G W Garman as clerk of the court and Sam ple as probate judge, endorsing the candidacy of Join Be Dykes for Congress in the Sixth district.
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Osborne County
W. FP. Waxter
W. F. Vawter
G. W. Garman
Sample
Join Be Dykes
Congress
Populist Paper Emerges in Dickinson as Eckert Buys Enterprise
Eckert acquires the Enterprise Journal and plans a five year publication period under the new Populist paper for Dickinson. The Journal, long a non Republican paper, will serve Dickinson County which has no Populist outlet. C Hoff man of Enterprise, fusion State senate nominee, shows interest.
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Eckert
Enterprise A
Wokert
Tiler Am Fer
Sromt
Dickinson
Dickinson County
C. 3 Hoffman
Enterprise
Hoyt Farce Stages Return Engagement at Crawford Theater
The Crawford theater presents Hoyt's last successful farce along with A Dog in a Night, marking the season's orientation in Topeka. The double feature aims to bring familiar humor to local audiences as the season opens.
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Hoyt
Topeka
Coon da Dixie
Crawford Theater
Three Skeletons Found Years Ago Remembrance Mentioned
A brief note recalls the discovery of three skeletons many years past and hints at a faint remembrance of the affair.
Colorado Flyer to Great Rock Island Route train schedule
Train notice reports departure from Tipedis at 6:40 p.m. with arrival at welock next anh, reflecting a simplified timetable fragment from the Great Rock Island Route era.
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Great Rock Island
Tipedis
Welock
Anh
Japan's Time Has Arrived War Dispatch Fragment
A fragmented dispatch outlines potential developments in the China theater with references to Pekin and Boxers resistance. The report notes delayed operations affecting small parties and casualty lists signed by General Chaffee, though authorship is uncertain and considered possibly subordinate in origin.
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Chaffeetry
Aes
Thorpe and Mrs Thorpe Settle in New Prison Quarters
Mrs. Thorpe the police matron will occupy her new quarters in the city prison next Saturday. It marks the seventh anniversary of her term. Mr. Thorpe notes he has lost seven pounds over seven years while in office, praising his wife’s dedication to duty.
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Mes
Thorpe
Hove
Sat
Prohibition Special 10000 Mile Campaign Tour Planned
John G. Woolley and the Prohibition party outline a 10,000 mile campaign aboard the Prohibition Special train. The itinerary covers Chicago to Danville and Omaha to Milwaukee, with stops at numerous towns. Speeches may occur at additional places not listed.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Danville
Aurora
Princeton
Onelda
Galesburg
Omaha
Alia
Cedar Rapide
Ames and
Jewell
St Sioux City
Aos
Cherokee
Wis
Milwaukee
Harriman
Knoxville
Nashville Tenn
Loutaville
Icy
Hopkinsville
Norton- Milley Maudleonville
Henderson
Evansville
Ind
Owensberg
Louteville
Paris
Indianapalia
Parts
Rotation in Office for Knights of Pythian in Detroit
In Detroit on August 50 the Knights of Pythian supreme lodge settled rotation in office versus re election. Supreme Chancellor candidates were Thomas G. Sample and Ocden H. Fethers with 88 to 61 votes. San Francisco chosen for the next biennial gathering. one speech favored Asbury Park.
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Detroit
Mich
Knights of Pythian
Thomas G. Sample
Pennsylvant
Ocden H. Fethers
Janesville
Wia
Fethers
Fethera
Conlon
San Francisco
Acton
Asbury Park
Mace
National Fire Insurance Agents Meet Opens in Milwaukee
The fifth annual convention of the National Association of Local Fire Insurance agents convened in Milwaukee. Acting Mayor absent, Corporation Counsel General J B Doe gave the welcome. Thomas H Geer of Cleveland responded. Committees on nominations and resolutions formed, with E W Wilson of Utah proposing a plan to require state presidents to provide lists of all five cut rate insurers, to be updated quarterly and published to members.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Aus
National Association of Local Fire Insurants
Hose
J. B. Doe
Thomas H. Geer
Cleveland
E. W. Wilson
Utah
National Association
Rates and reforms in Insurance agency practices debate
Discussion centers on equitable rating, suppression of overhead writing, and the sole agency issue. Frank Holmes reports progress in organization, constitution updates, and push for uniform, ethical underwriting practices. Executive committee urges reform through cooperation and stronger state associations to curb aggressive agency expansion and broker influence.
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Association of Insurance Commissioners
Frank Holmes
Chicago
A. H. Robinson
Louisville
Uhis
Buffalo
Jackson
Thomas H. Geer
Cleveland
Topeka City Attorney Bird Visits Kansas City Tour
W A Bird, Topeka city attorney, known for local battles with officials over alcohol, was in Kansas City on his way east. A Missouri friend teased him about Tecumseh as a joke, and Bird laughed, noting he took only claret. The item notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Infantum Remedy as a safe, satisfying option.
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Topeka
Leavenworth
Bird
Kan
Kansas City
Minsouri
Tim
Tecumeeh
Chamberlain's Colle
Market Report Confuses Wheat Cattle and Butter Trends
Chicago market report notes weak Liverpool cables sparking an opening slide in wheat with September dipping to 7c and a late rally as buyers stepped in amid plentiful receipts. Corn also opened weak while oats held. cattle and hogs show varied tendencies with receipts sizable. Kansas City and Chicago price signals show mixed activity across livestock and grains as analysts weigh export demand and domestic supply.
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Chicago
Liverpool
de Cline
Duluth
Tedance
Tse
Tatler iFne
Peices
Seecon
J. C. Goings
Leiden
Pieter Petcen
Pitan
Ben Petite
Timi
Kansas
Market Summary Telegraphed From Topeka and Chicago
Furnished by J. C. Goings details a price current for corn and grains, with references to futures and market conditions. The report notes weekly open, high, low, and close values, trading sentiments, and speculation on securities, tying in Kansas and Chicago markets.
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J. C. Goings
Fitecas
Kansas
Chicago
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Little Fees
Ark Caren
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Mra J. Dhee
Emporia
Robert C. ‘McCabe
Arthur J. McCabe
Martha R. McCabe
Geo. W. Martin
State Historical Seciety
Mianich
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First Presbyterian Church
Bewe
Demipelitaigly Liepret
Snate
Noble Prentis
Tehison Champlin
Indiana Association
Toopeka
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W. H. Fletcher
Republican Committee
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Ossorne
NEW Populist Paper
Colorado Flyer
Japan
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Pythias
Thcumseil
Today’s Market Report
Sehgi
Dion Wa
Sheahan
Foodera
Lois Io
Calavuis Ecviptse
Enien” Badeies
Ms Sae. Baie
Mattons
WNEAT
Edge
Bener
al Uat
Aga
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Bbc
Topeks
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Renan
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