Noise and patrols mark Independence Day in town
Police report a quiet Fourth with four petty prisoners and several drunks. Burglars hit Morton and Chaney plumbing shop on Kansan Avenue, stealing cents and suspected missing fixtures. A bashed altercation between two men ended with a warning and a medical repair for one. Local citizens debate liberty and government amid a string of religious services and public celebrations.
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Aguinaldo to Leave After Filipino Independence Day Parade
Aguinaldo remained in a sheltering house after the amnesty proclamation freed an estimated thousand prisoners. The holiday observance included American flags, parades, baseball, races, and fireworks while Batangas and Laguna provinces moved to civil governance under General Cailles.
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Tammany Hall Fourth of July Celebrations Review
New York on July 6 marked the annual Tammany Hall Fourth of July gala with Bourke H. and other speakers delivering long addresses. Supreme Court Justice and Senator George C. Sa were among the noted figures present, reflecting the party’s ceremonial program.
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Ping Pong Match Challenge From Topeka Club
The Topska Mike challenge Topeka club members for a flag match. Noted star players from Kan san and Tex Deke clubs are prepared to handicap. Matches set at the Bike club room and Topeka club house if accepted.
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North Topeka Social News and Visitors
North Topeka notices list guests and visitors including Hatfeld guest of Rev. W. Mooney and Harry Welsh of Rock Creek on the North side. People named include Maud Taggart of Meriden, John French of Springfield visiting family at 1317 Quincy, Pearl Jones at 1219 North Kansas Avenue visiting relatives in Onawa tomie, Verna Bowlelg of Fairbury guest of Mrs. Crummer, Miss Nora Lewis and Mr. Gaynor in Holton, and J Jones returning to New Mexico. Also mentions Victor Council No. 4 K and L of 5 dance on July 7, and various local visits to Silver Lake, Rochester, and Leavenworth normal social duties and church events including communion at Second Presbyterian.
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Springfield
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Holton
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Susie Firner
Muscotah
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Fred Stitt
Fred
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Bu Werth
Texas
Thirty Cases Reinstated by Court in Surprising Reversal
Supreme court reverses its prior stance, reinstating about thirty cases previously dismissed for lack of jurisdiction amidst interim reforms. Morris case prompts renewed scrutiny, with related matters to be heard on merits. other summaries mention DeVinne v. railroad, Paola ordinance on beverage sales, and a Chautauqua County assault appeal with scathing counsel critique.
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Colorado Springs Socialist convention debates platform and organization
The Socialist party in Colorado Springs held a state convention amid intense debate over adopting the national platform and establishing a uniform national control system. Delegates clashed over the best method to organize the party nationwide, with denouncements and applause marking the resolutions adopted.
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M Kanna's Close Call At Doyle Creek Bridge Tragedy
Elihu McKanna Santa Fe brake man was knocked from a train at Doyle creek bridge near Topeka. He fell into the stream and was rescued by tramps. He was taken to Peabody hospital in serious condition with reports of a burn smell and possible hot box hazard. The incident mirrors recent Santa Fe railway accidents.
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Political Gossip in Kansas Nomination Remarks and Postmaster Controversy
The item reports on political gossip around party ticket selections in Kansas, naming H. H. Benson, McDermott, Arnold, and others for various statewide posts. It notes Bailey and Kelly on the gubernatorial ticket, cites hostile editorials, discusses accusations of theft against Kelly, and covers postmaster appointments linked to Foley and Senator Burton, with added commentary from several Kansas papers about the election climate.
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Bomb blast mars Independence Day celebration in Brooklyn
Police report 115 accidents linked to a fireworks substance during four hours of July Fourth observances. Three injured men are in critical condition after stray bullets and a failed blast, with one victim later named as William Wainscott. The Coston 3 device contained over three pounds of powder and detonated when a volunteer struck it with a match.
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HAZEN TAKES VACATION AS DISTRICT COURT SHUTS FOR JULY
The district court begins summer recess today and runs through July. Only Judge Ha xen will issue rulings, including a key Undale case decision, as the court slows to a formal pace. London reports the cabinet aims to avoid suspending the Cape Colony constitution and seeks a compromise amid conflicting interests.
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Weekly Bank Statement Summary in New York
New York on July 5 reports five day and end of week bank statement totals from associated banks. Loan figures are noted at S810 with missing or unclear specifics.
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Three Days in Constantinople and London Athletics
Detachment near Patti in Monastir reports Bulgarians killed and prisoners taken amid Turco Bulgarian tensions. London Amateur Championships at Stamford Bridge hindered by weather. Oxford, A.D. Wadsley, and Dennis Murray place in the Hundred Yards Dash. Casualties from the Browning incident rise with many injuries reported near Ganco.
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Why not hold the warranty deed in hand
A brisk ad promotes owning property over renting, urging readers to act now. It offers a contact at 17 West 7th Street with telephone 199 for details on securing a warranty deed.
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Turbulent Price Show in Midweek Chicago Market
Chicago livestock receipts sparse with cattle values slipping from 7.76 to 6.60 for prime steers and 3.70 to 7.50 for poorer grades. shipments listed from St Louis market with mixed price ranges. Wool market in New York and miscellaneous items including poultry and hides also noted amid a flurry of figures and brief notices. A fatality in Meriden, Kan, tallies a 28 year old killed by a horse, while another Kansas report records a drowning accident during a water-bathing incident.
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