Street Promoter Explains Cannes of Success
Gray outlines why the Cannes event drew crowds and how promotions boosted energy and spirit among Topeka men during the event.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
16
Topeka Street Fair praised for unmatched exhibits
City sees praise for executive committee and volunteers who organized Topeka Street Fair. Officials credit Dr. C D Gray and many merchants for a first great event with widespread attendance, jobs created, and strong city pride. The fair closes tonight amid celebratory sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Stree
C.D. Gray
Street fair success earns praise for Topeka organizers
In a retrospective from a principal expeditor, the speaker credits broad minded men and the executive committee for ten weeks of guiding Topeka's street fair. He notes risks from strikes and epidemics and reports covering expenses for eleven weeks with a small profit, hoping to return to Topeka and seek continued public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASIC
Topeka
Sarer~ Pial Club
Confederate Veterans Reunion Adjourns in Kentucky in Turmoil
At Laurlintile Kentucky on June 2 the tenth annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans adjourned sine die after a morning of excitement. Debate centered on a report praising General Dunlin and Fredericksburg oration, with General Gordon and others clashing over its adoption. The crowd cheered as Gordon defended the Southern cause and Northern soldiers. The session ended with a vote adopting the resolution amid tumult. The 1901 meeting is planned for Memphis.
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Dunisl
Sekine
Fredericksburg
Sirkins
Gordon
Gordon Malie
Euch
W. H. Bureyon
Predericksburg
Jmreth
TW. Shepherd
Richmond
Ulin Goldiers
Gettysburg
Tam
Cabell
Texas
Public Debt Statement Washington June 2 Treasury data shows May deficit
The monthly public debt statement reports the total cash balance for May at 1 120 608 811 with a decline of 400 270 for the month mainly due to bond redemptions. Interest bearing debt totals 462 000 and other debt 1 418 200 with notes and certificates outstanding not included at 729 584 179.
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Washington
Bas Cen
Duce Putri
Treasury Cash and Liabilities Reported with Savings Ad
The text outlines treasury cash by fund type including Reserve fund gold and bullion at 150 million dollars and Trust fund silver and United States notes at 729 thousand 554 dollars and 17 percent. It lists depositories and disbursing officer credits totaling about 1.04 billion dollars with demand liabilities outstanding around 408 million, leaving a net treasury balance near 295 million 762 thousand 529. An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin eruptions and mentions One Minute Cough Cure with claims of saving over fifteen hundred lives from grippish illnesses and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hank
Gat Aguellt
Leaves
Kansas pupils sweep medals at Mapdin Colleen school
Mapdin Colleen School for Young Women in Mexico, Me awarded all medals for arts and music. Miss Anna Marie Wale secured top prize in Chinese painting. Flora Thorms won vocal music prize. Olive Sty Phepatrick of Arkansia City earned best watercolor piece. Kansas contestants faced Missouri rivals amid partisan clamor from the crowd and a noisy commencement.
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Kansas
Mapdin Colleen
Mexico
Anna Marie Wale
China
Flora Thorms
Fania
Olive Sty Phepatrick
Arkansia City
Ton
Misa Walsh
Mere
Patrick Walsh Mc
Waleh
Santa Fe
Ontem
Fas
Guy
Contaslos
Pri
Three Weddings Planned in Topeka Society Next Week
Topeka society previews three marriages to be solemnized next week. social events include Mrs Ashton hosting a birthday party for Mrs Lewis, and several receptions at homes of local families. The calendar notes dinners, lawn gatherings, and club entertainments with various guests and attendants.
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C. Ti. Reed
Felicity Club
Daughters of Bethany
Mary Moon
Edward Yates Hill
Warsaw
Ind
Pearl, Kirkpatrick
J. K. Bair
May Downing
Will Clouser
Ladies Music Club
Campdoras
George M. Nobis
Kite Reed Belley
Walter, Noble
Noble
J. C. McClintock
Misa McClintock
J. C. Cue
Albert Watkins
Cue
Ashton
George Port Ashton
Tepeka Avenue
J. T Lewis
Mexico
Mra Lewis
W. A. Morton
EB. H. Crosby
Stanton
Dell Small
CE. Heed
C. E Foote
Charles Wood
J. K. Jamison
Georges W. Crane
Margaret
George Haale
S.J
Frank Hobart
Wee Crosby
Stra
WR Smith
W Snoner
C. W. Kouns
Frank B. Maclenean
Charles Harger
Abilene
George
Pala
Embry
Mabel Hillis
Hester Kennedy
Junction City
Pornor
Mra Hubert Merrick
Eugene B. Stotts
Carl Nellis
Charles Jordas
Kennedy
Aimee Pradleer
Lawrence
Mary Hambleton
Santa Waters
Fe Waters
Miers Pearl McFarland
Lillian McFarland
Virgie Payne
Georgiana Woseen
Lacy Knowles
Marie Brooks
Mae Davis
Berdena, Crandell
Ida Stags
Znla Bergen
Edith Brewer
Librarian Clergy Plan Kansas State Librarians Association
A committee led by Annie L. Diggs and James L. King called Kansas librarians to convene in Topeka during the winter session of the State Teachers association for permanent organization. The group aims to invite about 10 librarians statewide and solicit press notices while arranging a program with library school method experts. The effort emphasizes the growing role of librarians and library schools nationwide.
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Kansas Association of Librarians
Annie L. Disses
Topeke
Kansas State Teachers Association
Toekaast
Fort Scott
W. A. Johnston
Zu Adams
Eugene Ware
Ironquill
George Martin
State
Storical Society
Edward Wilder
James L. King
Wilder
Annie L. Diggs
Topela
New York Trade Review Notes May Manufacturing Failures
R C Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports May business results. It notes that May failures in many branches are not yet fully tallied, with six months and more than six years showing large defaults. The report highlights a cotton brokerage firm and compares widespread manufacturing failures across four weeks in May.
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Chicago
Grey Forge
Pitteburg
North Airacity
Bessemer
Philnailephis
Lehigh No. 1
Lower Geurenere
ENG
Steel Sheet
Steak Hoop Company
Thmaseock
Canada
New York
R. C. Dun & Co
Miny
Monster Devil Fish Threatens Ile Victim In Con atipation
Unclear OCR text describes a sensational monster fish harming a person with reference to Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure. Mentions uncredited locations and a freight sale at a railway company with a June 1 time. Lacks coherent facts and names.
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Dr. King
Sidney
Bosal
Kansas Avenue
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