State Meeting of League of American Wheelmen in Salina
Salina hosts the Kansas state meet of the League of American Wheelmen on Aug 20 and 21 with 25 events and substantial prizes. The event, described as the largest wheelmen gathering in Kansas, will feature a variety of races on Salina’s renowned Oakdale track and attract riders from multiple clubs, with a noted emphasis on competitive exhibitions and track records.
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Salina
Kansas State
League of American Wheelmen
Soliga
Ain
Denver
Fire Bay
Dacrsdat
Shiateur
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Opel
Valve
Taz
Tound
Valde
Rene
Nyine
Crick
Eyent
Apateur
Heep Prine
Valuy
Itie
Tuendican
Asianeur
Geal Ages Valor 3Dr
Kansas City, July 34-Score: Western League game notes
In Kansas City on July 34 the Western League reports score details with batteries for Kansas City and opponent lines. St Paul and Minneapolis games show similar box line fragments with batterymates listed. Milwaukee versus Indianapolis results include pitcher and catcher lines and score progression.
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Kansas City
E. J
Columbus
Bateries
Cali
Hianford
McGreevey and
Hassamner
St. Paul
St Pawl Apoooseei
Ivy
Cetral
We Ftatterien
Iikex
Spies
Gaylenia
Emporia Wins Close Game Against Topeka
In Emporia on July 14 the Topeka and Emporia teams played a tight contest. A late homer by Evans gave Emporia a 4 to 3 lead, and neither side scored after, securing the win for Emporia.
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Emporia
Topeka
Evans
Wind
Bearcars
Ln A Stelke
Topeks
Jamison
Patterson
Switzer
Wood
Trouble in C E Tickets and Refunds
Irregularities plague ticket sales for a Washington meeting of the Young People's Society of Christian Roduyor. Purchasers report tickets lack admitted conditions and deposits, prompting chairman Caldwell to ask the joint Traffic committee for remedies. If unresolved, buyers fear paying for side trips and losing travel limits.
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Chicago
Bnd Uhemarivea
Inmates Die After July Fourth Festivities
July 4 report of inmates at a city facility who received green apples and lemonade with fatal results. Eight inmates died from illness linked to the celebration including Barbara Buueor 63 and eight others aged 32 to 90. Christine Aumind, a governess in Cleveland, reportedly died in Rowersitt hospital from acute gastritis due to poison after being found in her hotel room. Toronto is listed as her home.
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Ital
Draciie
Barbara Buueor
Henry Holleter
Maria
Thomibes
Edwin White
Cleveland
New York
Christine Aumind
Daniel Lamont
Rowersitt
Weing
Lincoln
Toronto
Canada
Preserve Your Hair and Youth Says World on Beauty
A vintage claim urges keeping hair to retain youth and youthfulness. It suggests women’s age correlates with hair appearance and promises products to stop hair loss and restore color to gray or faded hair by use of a remedy.
Pleasant musical in honor of Miss Cassandra Moore of Lawrence
Mrs F E Buckner and Miss Alice Keith hosted a Friday evening event for Cassandra Moore of Lawrence class year. A program featured piano pieces, songs, duets, recitations, and an address by Dr. Tracy. Guests included educators and local residents, with a punch table attended by several young women.
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Cassandra Moore
Lawrence
F. E Buckner
Alice Keith
Miss Moore
Hudsen
Miss Wilkinson
Cleopatra
Br. Tracy
Moss
Hines
Richardson
Hoyt
Wilkinson
St Louis
Emma
Willie Brown
Junction City
Joinada
Emporia
Prof. Gray
Yernella
Robt. Kelth
Robt
Muody
Reed silent on Chicago convention talk secretary speaks
The Journal reports Speaker Thomas B Reed at Old Orchard Maine declined interviews on the Chicago convention work. His secretary Amos D L Alien says Sewall cannot win his own city or state. He argues Democrats backing silver risk breaking Maine party organization and alienating voters.
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Chicago
Heston
Journal
Thomas B Reed
Old Orchard
Amos DL. Alien
Sewall
Thue
Bewall
Democratic Party
Maine
Crowd Fears Violent Aftermath At Missouri Valley Incident
Reported chaos followed Saturday's disaster as visitors from the surrounding country converged on the scene. Engineer Montgomery and Conductor Reed guided the excursion train crew to Missouri Valley. injured individuals were moved to safety in a sealed car to prevent potential attacks while frenzied picnickers were dispersed.
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Auiy
Eigneer
Montgomery
Reed
Missouri Valley
Hoth
Hoone
Beamnet
Whisky Trust's Move Distributes Through Four Firms
Cincinnati January news reports the American Spirits Manufacturing company establishing a new distribution system with four distributors. The old whisky trust faces distributor troubles as the trade will be served from American Distributing Company in New York, W W Johnson in Cincinnati, Shufeldt in Chicago, and Corning & Co in Peoria.
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Cincinnati
American Spirits Manufacturing Company
Old Whisky Trust
American Distributing Company
News York
W. W. Johnson & Co
Shufeldt & Co
Chicago
Corning & Go. Peoria
Hottest Day Yesterday Sets Record in Chicago and Regions
Chicago reports yesterday as the hottest day of the year with the thermometer near record levels. Heat stretched across states including Montana and North Dakota with highs around 100. Prostrations were limited. a few likely fatal cases noted. Widespread heat caused power and heat advisories in Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and Ontario areas.
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Chicago
Mercury
Signal Service
Stenar Service
Javre
Mont
Huron
Iowalinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Obie
Quideer Werk
English Disgust Grows Over Feeble Government Display
English readers express extreme disgust at the feebleness of the government as Gerald Baifour T W Fussell and Joseph Chamberlain seek amendment modifications to the Irish land bill. Remands of Mr Russell and ushers continue for further changes. A Locomotive Engineers meeting in Arkansas City heard about the Ottawa national meet and the order’s secret work, led by Chief PM Arthur.
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London
Gerald Baifour
Imand
T. W. Fussell
Engineer Thomas
Enelieur Jamee Thomas
City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arkansas City
Ottawa
PM Arthur
Democratic Leaders Weigh New York Conference on Chicago Ticket
July 14 New York report states that Democratic bold standard leaders have not fixed date or place for a conference to issue a manifesto about the national ticket. Whitney remains at Long Island, Hill at Albany, with plans for a Long Branch meeting. Consensus aims to ignore the Chicago ticket and mobilize pro democracy forces to back opposed congressmen and the state ticket.
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New York
Democratic
Bold Standard
Acker
Chicese
William ¢. Whitney
Lone Island
Senator Hill
Albany
Long Branch
Tammanyite
Whitney
Calvin S. Brice
Obie
Chicare
Ohio
Jeanneee
Will Vote for Gold
Samuel Dick, a Democrat and presidential elector selected at the state convention, resigns the office in a letter to State Chairman Wright. He condemns the New York Altoona platform and opposes converting silver to legal tender beyond its real value, urging Democrats to back candidates only on a sound gold standard.
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Philadelphia
Sur
Samuel Dickson
Wricht
al- Iyntown
Chicien
Tepthilesa Party
Foster Sees McKinley Aide at Dinner in Canton
Ex governor and former treasury secretary Charles Foster visited the McKinley home in Canton yesterday and will stay overnight. He predicts strong campaign activity, with opposition work centered in Chicago and official headquarters in New York. Gov McKinley, Mrs McKinley, Foster, and others were hosted by George B. Praise, with guests including Joseph P. Smith and James Boyle. Letters of endorsement arriving from former Democrats noted. CE Markham also called and will travel to Nashville by stagecoach.
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Canton
Charles Foster
Fostoria
Ohio
Treasury
Harrison
McKiniey
Chicago
New York
McKinley
Foster
George B. Praise
Repository
John Saxton
McKkin
Democratic Party
CE Markham
Nashville
CANDIDATES FOR LANSING Armed Attackers Arrested in Grover Case
Two men from a violent gang that attacked W. S. Grover Sunday afternoon have been captured and handed to the state. Detective Zeller served a warrant at WHI Brown’s home, Brown surrendered after a brief struggle, and Zeller shot in defense during the arrest. Bond set for Tuesday July 21. another suspect, WIE Davis, arrested last night with trial pending.
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Zeller
Brown
Jm. Zeller
Furry
So Ondsey
Wie Davis
Swing
the Charce
Grover
Santa Fe Officials Inspect Branch Lines in Kansas Trip
A Santa Fe party including President Ripley and Vice President Morton toured eastern Kansas branch lines with aims to assess crop prospects and network changes. They discussed potential amalgamation with Atlantic & Pacific, future leadership, and ongoing cost-cutting measures amid low earnings.
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Kanengbling
Pauline
Manhattan
Atea & Burlingaime
Burlingame
Union Pacific
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Abiene
Strone Caparenee
Mer
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Barnard
Topeka
Ripley
Morton
Frey
Madge
Prefent
Bissell
Higginson
Hudson
D.B Richardson
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Etaion
Chicago
Kansas
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Fipley
Tam
Corme
A. & P. Grould
Santa Fé
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Yoakum
Mr. Morton
Texas
Union Avenue
Easiehebat
Jon Me
W. J. Bryan
Fe Suse
Detroit 3 Cent Railway Sold to New York Investor
A report from Detroit July 14 says the 3 cent fare Detroit system, operated under 3 cent car ordinances, has been sold by Henry A. Everett to H T Wilson of New York. Wilson currently owns stake in Citizens' Street Railway and the consolidation of lines is anticipated under one management. The deal may be completed at Wilson's New York office Wednesday.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Railway
Henry A. Everett
Ht. T. Wilson
New York
Wilson
Owemoat
Stork
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Iter
Senator Quay Resigns as State Committee Chair
Philadelphia July 14 Senator Quay resigns as chair of the Republican state committee to devote effort to the national campaign. John P Elite deputy attorney general expected to be chosen as his successor, marking a shift in leadership ahead of the national contest.
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Philadelphia
Senator Quay
State Committee
John P
McKinley Club Organized Elections at Opera House
The McKinley Club organized with seriatim members electing John Wood as president and A. J. Yost as vice president. Jon & Sis serve as secretary with Patrick Han leading the committee from the Fanus district. The group plans a forthcoming event at the opera house.
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Seria
Herington
John Wood
A. J. Yost
Jon & Sis Res
Han
Cirkpatriek, Oepeernen
Fanaus
Wil Oper Ae Cosnalan
Opera House
Convention Closes After Landmark Endeavor Gathering
Washington reports the International Christian Endeavor convention closed after a highly successful week long event. Despite official registration at 20,082, many attendees in the capital were not recorded, making total attendance likely higher. Topeka Council No. 5 K and L of S announces a July 15 lane 10S event, inviting sister councils to attend.
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Ecgeens
Ith -Aynag Internatonal Christian Endeavor
Topeka
Ste Sr
Model Supply Store legal and weather notes evolve
Weather indications from Chicago forecast southwest winds tonight and Wednesday. Legal notices cover a Vaughan estate matter, a district court suit by Scottish Americana against Miter and others for a loan and division of funds, plus a foreclosure or lien action and a separate case involving Sterle, Ryton Roberts, and Newcomber in district court.
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V, Newcomber
Renayer
I, Sterle and Ryton
Om & Perecnal Cole
Waa Eiven
Roberts By and
Newcombir Afteryarde
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