Smith Honored at Governor's Wife Social Function
Governor Bailey and Mrs. Bailey attended a social reception for Department Commander A. W. Senith at the representative hall. Speeches by Governor Datey, Commander Senith, and others praised the Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief Corps. The event drew many G. A. R. members and prominent officials, marking Mrs. Bailey’s first public social appearance. Refreshments and music accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Senith
Representative Hall
Mra W. J. Malley
Mteer
Iis
Bruth
Grout. Mall
A.W. Smith
Clive
W. Dumentine
Gibert Hede
George W. Weed
W. Roc
Fannie Seymour
ME. Perkins
Sol He Hunter
Clara Covell
Hassey
Gauge Corps
Mra
Een
Emirin Wilcox
Mra. C. & Sheffer
Grant
Gage Post
Harlow Chase
Snapshots of Topeka News and Local Happenings
May frost suppression, civic notices, and community updates from Topeka. Reports include travelers, military mentions, lodge news, hospital beekeeping, and park events at Vinewood. Local figures such as W. H. Mackey Jr, Irving Doolittle, and Alonzo Wardell appear with brief life and activity notes.
Body Identified In New York Murder Case
The body of a man who killed his wife and they committed suicide at the Morton House yesterday was identified as Christian Welmow of Albany who had a wife and three children. Joseph Breh a seal designer identified the body. The deceased was about 38, a brewery worker, and for 11 years a member of the Mikes, joining in New Brunswick, N. J. He was born in England and left a divorced wife and one child when he came to America. The woman has not been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Mackey, Jr
Kanone City
Sandy
Eiverybody
W. J. Bailes
Col. Wilder
Moetcalf
U. & Cavalry
Xennith Brintnall
Mra
Hoy W. Brintwell
Topeka Lodge
Knight of Columbus
St. Marye
Christ Hospital
Lawa
W. L. Aker
New ‘Durbers’ Board
Kansas
Nus
Ottawa Herald
Mutch
Lawrence Land
Topeka
U. S. Cavalry Association
China
William W. Forsyth
Vinewood Park
E. Shumway
Charles Ceoskey
Shumway
Metwateh
Silver Lake
John Cotlins
Lansing
Harvey Worrall
Throop
Alonzo Wardall
Kingman
Manchester
Olier
Wardell
California
Francisco
Ottawa
Barda Kerka
Topeke
Bat Olawea
Kantan City
Kansas City
Bie
Eshae
Brown County World
Rechanstace
Powhattan
North Cedar
Flack
Emetace
Topeks
Washburn College
Backenstoce
New York
Morton House
Christian Welmw
Albany
Joseph Bireh
Mikes
New Bromswick
N. J
Ewitehland
Amerie
Unclear OCR Historic Note Near Guthrie Ok
Fragmentary text from a Guthrie area item mentions names Cox Nubin Carmer and Watonga. The readable parts reference a July event, an arrest near a location west of Wataga, and a phrase about a person possibly misread as a scientist. Details are severely garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Targe
J. Ho Nubin
Carmering
Watisaga Siewan
Abe
Iain Fhe Cifienna
Bae Wah Taka Tous
Cle Watonga
Kerr Goes to Philippines Assignment Details
A brief note describes Kerr being assigned by the War Department to duty in the Philippines. It mentions his expected arrival by the next transport around August 1 and notes Cot Rete as the first general staff officer to assume duties in the Philippines after a long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Philippines
Ban Pranciaco
Joly St.-Col
Serr
12Th Cavalry
Phippines
Cot Rete
Aide of Norfolk and Western Dies After Operation
J Kimbal, aide to the Norfolk and Western company, died at his country home in Taiver, Paunday, after an operation. He was 60 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palindelphia
J. Kimbal
Norfolk and Western Way Company
Taiver
Paunday
Hawaii’s Need of Money and Fed Request Probe
Honolulu dispatch reports the Treasury Department in Washington seeking a detailed account of Hawaii’s finances and the necessity for a proposed Hinwatien loan of 22,400,000 for public recreation of the territorial legislature. The reply to Governor Dole’s inquiry aims to clarify Roosevelt’s stance on the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific Cabre
Treasury Department
Washington
Dole
Roosevelt
Hinwatien
Chicago Federations Weighs 15000 Monthly Strike Funds
Chicago federation of labor plans to spend 15000 dollars monthly to support the Kellogg company strike. About 200000 affiliated union men would contribute 5 to 6 cents each month as backing, with the federation contending for aid already provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teloge
Chicago Federation of Labor
Kellogg Company
Argentine Cleans Streets After Severe Flood Damage
Argentine has completed street cleaning with most buildings moved back from the streets. A few houses remain unattended as owners could not secure labor to reposition them. Workers employed for the cleanup have been discharged.
Professional Best Players Meet in New York
Secretary Davis of the Protective Association of rates announced a meeting in New York on July 27. A half dozen players arrived, but the event was postponed due to absentee issues and a pending call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davis
The
Protective Association of Rates
Thie Tate
Railway crash at Glassow kills entire family and many injured
Three or more people have died and about twenty are hurt after an excursion train from the Isle of M crashed into buffers at Glassow station. Two cars telescoped in the wreck. The dead include members of an entire family.
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London
Glassow
Isle of M
Amun
Japanese Influence and China Japanology Trends
The article discusses growing Japanese influence in China, noting Japan's use of western methods, rapid advances, and efforts to win Chinese officials and soldiers. It cites large Japanese communities in northern China, recruitment of Chinese leaders, and promotion of education and military training, with Chinese students increasingly studying in Japan.
California fruit shipment momentum lifts eastward
Sacramento exports reveal about 100 carloads daily, totaling 2,400,000 pounds, sent east to all points beyond Ogden. Through Monday, 1,711 cars carried 41,205,000 pounds, with strong demand from New York, Chicago, Boston, and St Paul. Orchardists plan steady shipments to avoid market glut as prices stay firm due to Eastern weather losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Ogden
Orchardisix
New York
Chicago
Boston
St Paul
Temperance Union finds few liquor advertisements in Kansas papers
The Kansas Issue reports only nineteen periodicals in the state carried liquor ads, about 2.5 percent of publications in the file held by the State Historical Society. Five of the papers are German language. Beer was the strongest advertised intoxicant in sixteen of the nineteen. Investigator S. H. Pitcher notes the finding as strong evidence of rising temperance sentiment in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Kansas
Panamanian Crisis After Liberal Office Raid
Panic grips Panama as army officers raid El Lapis, the Liberal party newspaper. Officials arrested or fled amid clashes over governance, with Governor Mutis seeking refuge and U S officials seeking access. Communications to Bogota reportedly restored, canal zone control debates intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
el Lapis
Liberal Party
Army
BPRS
Santa Ana
Hi Yertas
el Lapiz
General Cobos
Huertas
Aristides Arjona
Fernando Arango
Pions Eos
Etram Navin
Superior Tribunal of Justice
Trging
Sener Guerra
Finance
Guerra
Oses
Mutis
United States
Gudger
Codox
Cobos
Conan Gudger
Arthur M. Beau- Pre
Toofa
Bogota
Arjona
Nevin
Arango
Mut
Cobos Witlawue Tater
Muti
UNF Department of Panama
Deakins
Department
Attia
Victorians Lorenzo
Runaway Princess Attracts European Court Haze
Berlin reports the wife of Grand Duke Wilhelm Ernst fled to Switzerland after a May 1904 marriage. The 19 year old grand duchess left with court rumors of courtly hostility. The groom, 20, heir to Holland, was once known as Europe’s richest bachelor. Crowned by Kaiser William, the episode follows a royal bridal procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilhelm Ernst
Saxe Weimer
Switzerland
Henry of
Reuss
Wilhelmink
Holland
Europe
Hasings
Braxe-Welmer
William
Public notice hints at sugar form and energy claims
A column fragment states that names will be mailed on request but omitted in public notices. It notes Dextrin as the form of sugar derived from grain starch before digestion and as the part that provides human energy. The text mentions four blank spaces in the column relating to uncooked foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Macfarlane, Esq
Inland Revenue Department
Enquirer
Grape-Nuts Aimed to Boost Brain Nerve Energy Six Years On
Six years ago Grape-Nuts began supplying a scientific diet fully cooked at the factory. The product is designed to provide the exact elements needed for brain and nerve centers and to furnish human energy.
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G. A. KR
Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Dobra Cox EN
Jall
Ecuador
Promians
Perenne i
Amazonia
Seaie
Cnet
Hawaids
Uncle Sam
Far East
Japan
Attie
Newchwang
Port Arthur
Dalny
Tientain
Pekin
Pa Tung
Yuan Su
Imperial University In
Martin
Aba
Sory
Mapchon
Soke University
Trat Othorn Pty , Normal
Agricultural Att
Fy Wut
Olt
Ibe
Investiga
Mt. McKinley
Seattle
Wash
Dawson
Post- Tntornesncer
United States District Judge
Wickersham
Mc Rinn
America
Money
Deborah
Mra Wickersham
Himacié Warrenstar
Charles Ward
Einer
Ont Eowniaip
Philadelphia
Bab Standard
Tucker
Tyne
Delaware
Thomas Hynes
New Rochelle
Hynes
iperialrmAy
Treasury
Friends of
Bride
Leavenworth
Kas
George Newsome
Bishop
Newsome
Chanute
Chanute, Kas
Chapute
Gov't
Can
Laboratory OF the Inland Revenue Department
OrTtawa
Dextrin
Caterion
Es Pe
Leo
Earth
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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