END OF TEXAS FEVER CATTLE DIPPING PLAN OUTLINED
Fort Worth stockyards leaders consider a dipping system to eradicate Texas Fever, proposing a BIOPAFALLION guarantee to kill disease and open southern cattle to northern markets. The plan faces legal and quarantine challenges as Kansas authorities weigh acceptance and safety concerns.
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Kappestate Hee Miock
W. E. Skinner
Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Kansas
Trea
Texas
Accra
Skinner
Kanaas City
Albert Bran
Iles
Skintzer
Santa Fe to cut free transport for relatives
Santa Fe management plans firmer limits on free transportation. The circular issued by General Manager Frey orders steps to reduce annual free passes, beginning with the first measure announced today.
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Sasta Fe
Frey
End of Free Transport for Surgeon Relatives on Santa Fe Line
The Santa Fe hospital association discusses ending free transport for surgeons’ relatives over the Santa Fe area. The circular ends the custom. no more free travel will be issued. Bearers will get a permit to buy tickets at regular fare, with future reduced fare extended to employees and their dependents across the railway system.
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Santa Fe
Allway
Bishop Hennessy Sails to Rome for Papal Audience
Kansas prelate Bishop Hennessy of Wichita sails for Europe aboard the Red Star liner with western Catholics. They will meet the pope and reach Lourdes by August 15, then return in September. This marks a fourth annual American pilgrimage to Rome and Lourdes.
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Hennessy
Kansas
Rome
New York
Wichita
Kur
Europe
Lourdes
British Op The Nile Aims At Atbar Hammid Assault
General Sir Herbert Kitchener leads the Anglo Egyptian expedition toward Dongola preparations to attack Atbar Hammid. Egyptian intelligence reports Sudanese disaffection could slow progress as the Nile crossing near Mera is prepared. Khalifa forces at Omdurman are estimated between 30 000 and 69 000 men.
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Cairo
Herbert Kitchser
Dongola
Atal Hammid
Soudanese
Nile
Mera
Abdul Hamid
Khalifa
Omduman
Mrs Cavert Drives Canvass for Floral Parade Funds
Mrs Cavert leads solicitation for the Fall Festival floral parade fund turning over to Mrs Sutton the day’s takings and planning city canvassing. Flowers prepared by the flower committee in the Curry building total 29 000 as efforts expand. Indictments allege murder in the first degree in the Guldensuppe case naming Martin Thorn and Augusta Nack.
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C. 2. Cavert
Sutton
Cavert
Cevert
Guldneappe
New York
Martin Thorn
Augusta Nack
Dr Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Social Notes Highlight Personal and Weekend Events
In Topeka and vicinity social life centers on a woolen mill dance with many couples attending. Music by Stebbins’s orchestra accompanied guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Wetherell, and others. A Butterfly Tea honored Miss Veseii Willis of Los Angeles with yellow brown decorations and a book-title drawing prize won by Miss Emily King. Wedding notices include Miss Moda Kennedy and Mr. Samuel Deck at Pleasant Street, and Miss Ethyl Moore and Mr. Frank Worden at the First Christian church.
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Stebbers
C. 5. Sutton
J. H. Wetherell
J. Crockett
Harry Robinson
W. W. Webb
G. C. Baker
Mary Sommers
Ise Asten Wilson
Mabel Quigsey
Nina Thorne
Vera Lave
Bear
Hila Ratsay
Warrier Jones
Hazel Fassler
Jeannette Lord
Pearl Powleson
Lottie Atchison
Nellie Baker
Lulu Ewart
Pearl Jones
Suza Jewell
Mabel Martin
Lottie Bowes
Archie Barnes
Dorr Norton
Paul Palmer
Oscar Wolverton
Jean Bailey
Ben Johnson
Austin Brady
Pred Colyer
James Ramsey
Ralph Clauser
Eugene Ware
Burton Mudge
Clarence Poindexter
CR. Hudson
Veseii Willis
Los Angeles
Emily King
Lee Redden
Helen and
Lauree Smith
Lucy Knowles
May Large
Mise Lois ‘Eft
Bernie Hayden
Mildred Scott
Emily Elliots
Deck
Kennedy
Moda Kennedy
Hugh Kennedy
Samuel L. Deck
West Twenty-first
B Dalton
Walnut Grove Methodist Church
Mint
Topeka
Ethyl Moore
Frank Worden
William Irelan
First Christian Church
H. W. Moore
Jefferson Siest
Misa Tulu Moore
Mendelawdh
Edith and
Maud Bickley
Valley Park
Elizabeth Moore
Lawrence
Maggie M. Granville
Kansas City
Mrs. Worden
Colorado Springs
Western Avenue
Wirshine Mulvane
Chicago
Blanche Johnson
Leavenworth
L. H. Munn
Port Logan
Colo
Olin Templin
Topeke
Ll. M
Adams Bros. Topeka
W. Ll. Thomas
Sire
Samuel Larimer
Trenton
Ohio
M.D. Larimer
Clay Street
Brr
D. D. Paxton
New York
J. W. Risley
Roy
Colorado
A. Gladwin
Boston
George Stassford
A. J. Hungate
Arkansas City
Eugene Hagan
Minn Jonnie Troas
Clifford Husted
William Johnson
Matte Hanley
Bessie West
Adams
A.M. Harvey
IIL
Denver
Cripple Creek
Kate Whitson
California
Orst
San Francisco
Eureka
Helen Smith
Bessie Willis
Marjory Wheeler
Kens Bros
Agenta Jaccards
Ies
Saphie Hazlett
Lit Whitelock
Bernice McDonald
Warrensburg
Luella
Bertha Russell
Garnett
Kansas
J.C. Lee
Nelsie King
J. H. Clark
Eltchell & Marbure's
Beadling Men Quit. Possible Demonstration Planned Tonight
Report says workers under contract at Beadling and other firms may join a planned demonstration in Gestonville and Snowden tonight. A brass band has been hired and a march to the mines is anticipated, with potential trouble if the program proceeds.
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Ouateoe
Gestonville
Snowden
125 000 Miners Out Across Regions Reported
United Mine Workers' headquarters in Columbus Ohio cites 125 000 to 320 000 miners out of work nationwide. West Virginia shows limited activity outside Flemington Wheeling district. Pittsburg area fears halt to mining for several companies, while Brazil Indiana reports most miners idle with a brass band used to enforce stoppage.
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East
West Virginia
Columbus
O. July
United Mine Workers
Flemington
Wheeing
New York
Brazil
Ind
Brazil Block Coal Company
Chiles
Topeka's baby lion dies seen in care after move
The ill baby lion Hector, born in Wichita, has been moved from Stansfeld's drug store window to the Faulk residence at Twelfth and Tyler. He is failing, with an attempted self harm noted days ago. Despite best care and comfort, his health worsens hour by hour and death is feared if no improvement occurs soon.
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Topeka
Stansfeld
Faulk
Twelfth
Tyler
Hector
Wichita
Tennessee Judge directs grand jury to probe millers trust
Nashville July Judge Anderson of the criminal court instructs the grand jury to investigate alleged millers and wheat buyers trust. He charges the jurors to indict if warranted, labeling trusts and combines infamous and illegal. The millers deny forming a trust but admit a purchasing agreement routed through grain merchants who work with growers.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Anderson
Criminal Court
Poisoning at Fourth of July Picnic Hits Wappingers Falls
Five hundred persons at Wappingers Falls New York were poisoned at a Fourth of July picnic from ham sandwiches cooked in a copper-bottom kettle. About three hundred suffered severely and are not yet well. No deaths reported. Symptoms included violent cramps spasms burning fever. Physicians found meat thoroughly permeated with poison.
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New York
Wappinger's Falls
N.Y
Auditorium plan clash prompts stone building debate
The stonecutters union urges the Auditorium association to switch to stone or brick construction. A meeting is called at A F Chesney's office on July 12 at 8 p m with union stonemasons and a city delegation expected. Finance remains a hurdle as $15 000 to $20 000 more is cited. No summer action is planned. plans resume in fall once architect Stanton finalizes detailed drawings.
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Stonecutters’ Union
Auditorium Association
Union Stonemasons
A. F. Chesney
Kansas Avenue
Union of
Gro. H. Evans
Joseph Tobeas
Stanton
Association
Historic gavel gifted at Denver mining convention
At the Denver gold mining convention Prof. George Knapp Ollinois offered a gavel crafted from historic materials. The handle included wood from Lincoln birth cabin, and the head from a Lincoln rail, Charter Oak, ancient Boston tree, walnut mantle, Mount Vernon mantle, and Colorado pine. An American flag composed of materials grown in the United States was also presented. I Bradford Prince, president, acknowledged the gifts.
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Denver
George Knapp Ollinois
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Boston
Mount Vernon
I. Bradford Prince
Local Divorce Suit and Shipments Halt at Santa Myden
Mrs. Fannie Alexander sues for divorce in district court alleging her husband A. Alexander consorted with other women and refused talk. Separately, Semikerbogker Creamery owes money as Harry Talcett attaches 1,140 pounds of bitter awaiting shipment to New York at Santa Me denot.
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Fannie Alexander
A. Alexander
District Court
Semikerbogker Creamery Company
Mi Up
Harry Talcett
New York
Santa Me Denot
Tal
Market Report Highlights Wheat Corn Provisions From Chicago to Liverpool
The market report notes strong openings in wheat with Liverpool showing initial gains and later advances, while corn and oats display mixed strength and varied local receipts. Rain and Russian news influence prices. September contracts edge higher then steady, with Chicago arrivals and exports detailed and provisions slow.
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Watcago
Liverpool
Lotwlon
WGIAC
Islxo
Wim
Chicago
Giffient
Iocal
Cuda- We Chicago
Market Summary from Topeka Wheat and Cattle Prices
Grain and livestock prices show weakness with sugar and coffee mixed. cattle receipts and shipments listed for Texas and Kansas markets. Wheat futures rise in Liverpool but Chicago shows limited gains amid heavy offerings. corn steadies as rains threaten crops. Receipts from Northwest and Minneapolis noted with commentary on forage, dairy, and eggs markets.
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W. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sixth Ave
Topeka
Kan
Nsas City
W. A. Michael Com- Texas
Touma Coves Sled Mission
Chicago
Drexas Cinta
Texas
Meintana
Manhattan
Western Union
Pacificgta
State Journal Adopts New Topeka Headquarters and Growth claim
In 1896 the State Journal built a double front brick building on the southeast corner of Kansas Avenue and Height Street in Topeka as its permanent home. The paper boasts 11,000 plus daily circulation, four Linotypes, a fast Web Perfecting Press, and a carrier force of 43 to serve Topeka and suburbs, noting steady growth from 800 to over 11,000 since current management began over eleven years ago.
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The
State Journal
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Heighthst
Kansas Ave
Great State of
Kansas
State Journay
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Douglas
Basta Fe
the Nile
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Millers’ Trust
Arnt Roer
Mechanics Hall
Christian Endeavor
Associated Press
Uth
Omaha
Cory
Chicago Livestock Market
Texas Stones
Lamba
Kansas City Livestock Market
Nonahaa
Sixth Ave
Heerbohm
Barrett
Northwestern
Minneapolis
West Sixth Avenue
E. Lux
J. S. Gary
Lux Commission Co
GRALY
Menses Arenas
Kans
Afparexces
Union National Bank
Central National Bank
Ration Bank of Commerce
Ransan City
Bank of
Torrsa Damy Strate Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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