Lost schooner Gallite and crew vanish after April voyage
An account details the disappearance of the schooner Gallite from the port in April while bound for report in Piper del Ths fu face. A 69,000 sum is cited, and 18 year old Mad secampacted by Ek teptew is implicated. Four colored sailors reportedly squandered wines in the city, leading to arrests and an investigation. Captain W. OL. Pisenee and others are linked to the events. some crew were captured in San Juan de Porte Hin, with the vessel later attempting another voyage for Syun. Several conspirators and shipmates were arrested abroad as authorities pursue answers to the wreck and loss of the Gallite.
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Sastine
W. OL. Pisenee
Talel
Begus
Spaic
San Juan de Porte
Syuin
Mires
San Juan
Capitan Pieher
Thraleh
Everal Bert
Odyts— Inchet
Tuo
Pilgrimage of Cryptic Mancas to Colorado Via Santa Fe Route
An August journey offers fans a chance to travel from Kansas City to Denver and back for 1807 with a special Santa Fe Pullman service. Tickets are limited to August, with itineraries and reservations coordinated by T L muant, who will copy itineraries, sell tickets, reserve berths, and provide information.
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Mancas
Colorado
Sante Ie
Denver
Colombo Springs
Puenio
Gand
Te Fe
Pullmans
Kansac City
Reyes Gil
L Muant
Mit
Berthe
War telegrams report May thefts and shipping updates
Washington July 1 brief telegraphs indicate an increase in thefts in the Tav at Kapits and May imports. ships progress from Michigan and New York ports with notable personnel changes. Reports from London and Albany note parliamentary and legal actions, with labor wage disputes and a push for court decisions shaping ongoing industrial tensions.
NEGEO UPRISING IN PINE DIVI ARK REPORTS MURDER PLOT
Information received indicates that the mob of Lake Village Chlost county have armed force at the vicinity. A white man named Sh steward from the tie meron of that portion of the mnte Natgriy outadmires the white Shatin. Pie Wille Denple of tevlieh Corie Sura are wring the marlv es and may be tee tene Villaec. The pia of AatorMy Vilweet. four white men. Denes by the MeeTEER. One cuund of hie aeomeestion of one of herr thse fie barceny. Lowest tain rubber tires, Rehk opts Carriage works. 207-208 W. Sixth.
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Ark
Lake Village
Chlost
Lave
Pia
Rehkopts Carriage Works
Woman Club Day At Ottawa Assembly Deliberates On District Federations
The Ottawa Assembly devoted Thursday to club women with Mrs. Noble Prentis presiding over the large session. Mrs. S. R. Peters of Newton urged district federations while Mrs. Garver of Topeka questioned their effect on state unity. Prominent Kansas club women attended and a round table discussion was postponed to allow fuller dialogue.
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Noble Prentis
James Humphrey
Junction City
Kansas Stet Federation
Olive Schreiners
Humphry
Ali
Beneft
R. Peters
Newton
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Peters
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Topore
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le Seas
Te Mpor
Pines
Kansas
Mexames Bamphrey
Jonction City
Ss. R. Peters
J. ©. Mech
Enterprise
University
Colbert
Mother's Congress
Woct
At Prentis
E Bowman
Topeka
Mothers Hear Kindergarten Talk At Chautauqua Event
Mrs. Herdy discussed kindergarten from a mother’s viewpoint, critiquing recent reforms and illustrating training’s impact on children with personal anecdotes. Mrs. Bowman’s work with Topeka mothers and Tennessee Town colored mothers was highlighted, drawing interest from attending mothers seeking details for replication. Prof. Hawk capped the day with a humorous lecture, while boys’ activities and upcoming facilities sparked chatter among attendees.
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Topeka
Tennessee
A. W. Hawk
Chautauqua Boys’ Club
Qiay Belune
Troops Remain in Cuba Despite Withdrawal Discussion
Havana dispatch reports Governor General Brooke stating five of the 19 Cub troops could be withdrawn due to yellow fever concerns. Officials fear moving troops may spread fever, noting prior outbreaks on arrival from the United States. The debate centers on risks and policy amid Cuba operations near Santiago and Pinar del Rio.
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Havana
Brooke
Ing Tegard
Cuba
Santiago
Pueso Principe
San Alibis
Tima
United States
Hany Army
Ofietre Eunaider
Wowlee
Glass Workers Rally in Indiana Convention Over Labor Woes
In Munem Indiana a glass workers convention seeks to settle labor troubles within the White Liner Workers' organization. Delegates from Philadelphia Merion Bryaktyn Montreal and San Francisco discuss the capes for fruit jars and debate upcoming amalgamation. The meeting is short with a February date awaiting focus and the committee reports are unsettled due to patent issues.
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Indiana
Munem
Ind
Mamete
Merion
Philadelphia
Bryak— Tyn
Montreal
San Prencince
Morrow's Kidney Aids Promoted as Safe Cure
An advertisement touts Morrow's Kid-neoids as a scientific kidney remedy in tablet form with no reported side effects. It claims direct kidney and nerve toning action, notes affordability, and cites user testimonials from Mrs Baur of Topeka. Liver mix also promoted. products sold at drug stores and mailed on receipt of price.
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Baur
Tyler Street
Topeka
Morrow
Nine Trained Nurses Sail for Philippines on Special Train
Nine trained nurses depart New York for San Francisco to join the Philippines relief effort. The group, under Auxiliary No. 3, includes Miss Duensing Miss Barbara Zigtar Miss Mary M. Summoey Miss Helen Fraser Miss Katherine Yeukel Miss Amy Pope Miss Carlotta Marshall Miss Lydia E. Coakley and Miss Mary Murray. They are to report to Major General Shafter in San Francisco next Tuesday and may be split into two detachments aboard army transports to assist sick soldiers during the voyage.
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Philippines
New York
New York Central
San Francisco
Auxiliary No. 3
Duensing
Barbara Zigtar
Mary M. Summoey
Helen Fraser
Katherine Yeukel
Amy Pope
Carlotta Marshall
Lydia E. Coakley
Mary Murray
Hening
Miss Duensing
Miss Fraser
Adjutant General
Shafter
North Topeka Community Notes Advances Social Ties
North Topeka residents, including J D L Smith of Menoken W M Massey of Grantville J M Albert and B Patton of Silver Lake, visit towns. Choir practice at Christian church at five. Miss Bertha Owen lands stenography job at Topeka Advocate. Bertha Owen and Prudence Owen relocate to Colorado Springs. C Gillespie visits Edwardsville. DL Myr Gillespie plans two weeks away. Ward farm social boosts Calon Sunday School funds with about 106 attendees and rides from North Topeka. Nettie Louise Smith, 3, dies, funeral at home led by Rev H Hutchinson with Royal Neighbors. burial in Rochester. Violet club hosts picnic at Garfield park for Miss Ridgeway of Washington and Miss Marks of Lafayette Indiana with many attendees.
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Menoken
W. M. Massey
Grantville
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Silver Lake
B. Patton
Christian Church
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Shorey
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Topeka
Calon Sunday School
West Indianola
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Jas. PF. Smith
Madison Street
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Rethbone
Terment
Rochester
Violet Club
Gar— Held Park
Miss Ridgeway
Washington
Miss Marks
Lafayette
Indiana
CE. Jordan
Ridgeway
Marks
Dollie Curtis
Bindel King
Bertha Rowley
Loudell McMaster
Laura Houghtelin
Trusts Case Moves Toward Antitrust Action
Altuny X Y reports to the attorney general and J Newton Mera on actions under antitrust law. The Commercial Travelers’ club seeks possession and plans witness examinations to prepare for a potential suit, with confidential information and consent sought from several individuals. The proceedings aim to determine violations since the current statute and to commence formal action.
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X.Y
Keagie
J. Newton Mera
Sir Bowe
Reneral
Avelers
Feucie
Danies Mates
Meon
Dowe
Lee Pervens
Tim
Sheene Dl
Igorcus
Tampa Strikers Aid Plan Proposed by Havana Meeting
A Havana meeting on July 2 proposes taxing 5 percent of earnings to support Tampa Florida strikers. Other cigar centers plan to follow, aiming to fund the strike over a sufficient period. The article notes preparations to repair roofing and asphalt work and advertises Topeka Kansas contractor services at 11 West Sixth Street.
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Havana
Pravatie Pee Vana
Tampa
Fla
Pee Ae ‘Uring
Topeeae Co
West Sixth Street
Otopeka
Kansas
Wanted Help. Wanted A Reliable Woman for Dab Work
A notice seeking a reliable woman about 30 years old for menial labor in private service invites applicants to furnish references. Contact address provided in the ad.
Wanted Aid by a Boy Seeks Reference for Joinery Work
An 18 year old seeks work with references and test class details. Ad lists a street address and asks for best references from A Long Marella Kan SIUATION. Auction notice mentions selling entire furniture and stores at 9 Kansas Ave, closed out by auction Saturday at 1:20 pm. Ladies invited. Auctioneer J. M. Ash-Waugh. BE BAIRD noted.
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Marella
Aduseas
Kansas
Bill
J. M. Ash- Waugh
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