Cheap Summer Excursions by Burlington Route Across the West
Burlington Route announces low summer rates to Colorado Utah and Black Hills, with weekly and biweekly trips to the West and Northwest. Eastbound and Midwest specials include daily round trips to Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, and Michigan Lakes regions. Special California excursions depart from St Louis and Kansas City, with printed rate sheets available on request.
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Burlington
Ely
Dally
Colorada
Utah
Buffalo
Elreulune
Calipornta
Persinco
Akers Wennestay
St. Louie
Kansas City
St Joseph
Welltte
Rales
Bi Srozise
L. W. Wareley
Mata
Ravens
Moina, Ado
Bowano Ettiovn
Onaral Matager, Sr
Lowrs
Ify
Golf ball injures ex champion Willie Dunn near Scand Beach
Willy Dunn, once Eur land champion in 1584, is treated for a slight skull fracture after a golf ball from a behind player struck him at the Tan Arden Golf club near Scand Beach, Conn. He was resting at home when the accident occurred at dusk. Witnesses say the ball glanced and paused before hitting Dunn.
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Willie Dunn
New York
Wildie Dunin
Eur
Land
Tani Arden Golf Club
Scand Beach
Conn
Tably
Duns
July Excursions at Low Rates by The Great Rock Route
The Hook Telund announces July low rates for trips from July 1 to 5. Glenwood Springs to Belt Lake and Ogden return for 20.00. Denver to Pueblo and back from July 5 to 15. Cincinnati to Aachen and return July 5 to 10. Detroit to Fraydies and back July 2 to 12. Special tourist sleeping cars offered daily July 1 to July 11 from Topeka to San Francisco without change for a round trip 6.00. Berths secured west of Denver and along the route.
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Great Rock
Industre
Glenwood
Belt Lake
Ogden
Denver
Caleface
Pueblo
Cincinnatii
Aachen Detroit
Revora
San Brancheca
Epworth League
Union Paritte
San Francino
Coubie
Tate
Sekcete
Avenue
la Hay
Dry Weather Doom May Break Project But Revival Hinted
Officials say prolonged dry weather likely halted the project this year. They expect careful revival efforts to resume and meet targets for next season, with reshaped plans and renewed funding considerations.
State fair plans hinge on timing and exhibits
Board members discuss delaying a big state fair to next year to ensure stable buildings and ample agricultural, mineral, and industrial displays. A race meet and stock exhibit may be staged this year as a precursor, with traffic on Quincy Street managed to allow events on the grounds.
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Bony
Syhieh
Taie Morning
Scl
Chas
Bainson
Dalley
A. Heath
Kavsan Parmer
Elis
W. J Miller
Bros Oil
T Baye
Bonar
Quincy Street
T. J. Anderson
Seventh Street
Villegas
Court of Honor
Fairyland
Jonn E. Frost
Jonny Guthrie
Court of Honor plans fair with Quini Din 5 Geocutels
Quinton favors appealing yet cautious approach to fall street fairs and entertainments. The plan emphasizes avoiding risky or sensational elements while seeking to attract attendees to the event and the fair’s broader goals.
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Quini Din
Sul
Adiila
Ting
Capares
Quinton
Nothiok
Develo
Health board pushes sewer connection enforcement and quarantine rigor
The board of health met Tuesday night and vowed strong enforcement of the city sewer requirement under ordinance No 16 percent, passed July 18 percent. Sanitary officers may cite and fine violators in police court while notices prompt compliance. the board seeks reports on daily work and will set strict quarantine penalties to deter noncompliance and abandon refractory patients.
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Board of Health
Ee Board of of Health
Will Rush the Crematory System for St Louis Exposition
The contract aims to build and operate a crematory system for the St Louis exposition grounds. Mr. Thompson will supply a rapid garbage burning plant near the exposition, with eight teams to clear vaults and a 20 day estimate to finalize adjustments. The process mirrors the Chicago and Topeka systems and will avoid sewerage dumping into the river.
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St. Louis Exposition
Mr. Thompson
Exposition Grounds
Topeka
Thompson
Denmenss
Columbian Exposition Grounds
Chicago
Scious
Thompaun
Orion Sen
Talks to Jessie Morrison on the Train by Rev Pearson
Rev T J Pearson of North Topeka meets Jessie Morrison on a train bound for the penitentiary. Morrison travels with her brother Hayward Morrison as crowds gather at each stop including Emporia Osage City and Topeka while tears are shed. Pearson acknowledges her and notes her gray eyes and brown hair.
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Jessie Morrison
T J. Pearson
T. J. Pearson
North Topeka
Strong City
Jessy Morrison
Turner
Laing
Hayward Morrison
Pearson
Miss Morrison
Emporia
Misa Morrison
Osage City
Topeka
Horticultural Meet at Vinewood to Open Seasonal Session
County Horticultural Society schedules a monthly meeting at Vinewood on Thursday with a public session. The program begins at 11 o clock, water available, and a small fee of ten cents each way noted.
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County Horticultural Bocisty
Horticultural Society
Vinewood
Chicago port collector Anthony Zeberger dies in Des Moines
Anthony F. Zeberger of Chicago died at his brother John D. Zeberger's Des Moines home. A longtime Chicago port collector, he had been closely tied to hab citysmete fia. Zeberger came to Des Moines months ago to attend his brother's bedside, who died in April leaving an estate of about half a million dollars.
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Dee Moines
Anthony F. Zeberger
Chicago
John D. Zeberger
Venezuelan Consul Watches for Revolutionists in New York
New York reports say Venesueia’s Consul Esteves has heard no word on the whereabouts of former President Ignacio Andrade. He plans to monitor ships for contraband cargo, noting ammunition may be hidden among merchandise. Nicolas Hernandez, son of Jose Manuel Hernandez, seeks work as a printer and denies political involvement. A crackdown continues on Amilio Fernandes’ brother Angeli Fernandes, who is believed to have funds and is in the city.
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New York
E. Gensstes Psteves
Venesueia
Ignacio Andrade
Iden
Nicolas Hernandes
Jose Manuel Hernandez
Castro
Esteves
Vernanier
Cost of Making Gas From Coal and Byproducts
The article notes coal costs range from 3.25 to 3.50 per ton with 9,000 tons sold. It states gas and tar byproducts nearly cover mat costs and outlines a profit of about 11,500 dollars for the gas company per ton of coal processed.
Railroad Man Resigns New Division Superintendent Named at Tucson
The Examfeer reports J. H. Herbert will become the new division superintendent for Tucson to succeed Randolph who has resigned from the Huntington Tow Alygelos street railway. Richard Bvechter, then in charge of the Oregon California road, may resign and Herbert would appoint a Portland division superintendent to run the line as part of the Pacific system. No current division superintendents are expected to be removed.
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San Francisco
Feer
J. H. Herbert
Trummer
Pacific System
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Randolph
Huntington Tow Alygelos Street Railway
Richard Bvechter
Oregon
California
Herbert
Portland
Storms Hit Central Arizona and Frasers River Tensions
A July storm sweeps central Arizona, bringing beneficial rain to Salt River valley crops while wires fail near Present Jerome Mayer. Across Vancouver Fraser River tensions ease as Japanese fishing resumes canneries. European heat expands from Spain to Scandinavia with deaths in Paris and Copenhagen. Independent Order of Odd Fellows Local Convention opens in Ducas, England with about 410 delegates expected. Lawyer Hummel injured in fall in New York. Nebraska records heat at 110 degrees in Omaha. Excursion bargains for New York via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern routes announced. Union Pacific curates special tourist service Topeka to San Francisco July 1–13 with $80 double berth, $45 round trip. stopovers allowed east of Denver.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Uma Feneth
Salt River Valley
Present
Jerome
Mayer
San Francisco
Epworth League
Union Pacific
Topeka
San Franchsco
Denver
Portrait of Lady Louis Manners Captures Auction Interest
London July 1 The celebrated portrait of Lady Louis Manners by Hopper, recently secured by the Duveen brothers after an auction at Robinson and Fisher, has drawn attention from New York dealer Mr Altman. The piece was expected to travel with a set of tickets and schedules linked to a forthcoming exhibition at the Santa Fe depot.
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Seer Manners
London
Louis Manners
Hoppper
Duveen Brothers
Robinson d& Fisher
Thorsen Huowen
Altman
New York
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