Relief notes call for fraternal aid to Hood sufferers
The Commercial club fraternal relief committee in Topeka asks lodges and secret orders to unite in relief efforts for Hood sufferers. A detailed list of aid recipients will be compiled and funds raised to support the relief work, with immediate steps urged and subscription forms enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpeit
Mothie
Topeka
Teem
Ny Will
Tohawing
Seaaiusa Es Flaon
Kun
Adis
F. M. Troysetin
Wien
Notice of Royal Highlander meeting requests attendance
Community notice calling members to attend a security hall gathering in the evening. Named organizers include ELDER, Manter, WM. HL, REICHEN BACH, and LEONA HERRICK. Attendees urged to be present. local officials J. Kenny and Holt attend as grand head figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manter
Fk Reichen Bach
Royal H Highlandere
Security
J. Aehanev
Leona Herrick
Topeka Firm Leader Claims Potato Price Rise Sparked by Market Moves
Mervert Finckney of Topeka Atiling Company asserts market manipulation behind a potato shortage and rising flour costs. He warns flour will sell at the current price unless markets shift, while a local team bought all town potatoes last Saturday and pushed prices up 20 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervert Finckney
Topeka
Teden Fem
Baltimore Bride Ties Courtship Of Palmer Heirloom
Society note details the engagement and upcoming marriage of Grace Greenway Brown to Mr. Palmer, with Chicago and Philadelphia travel for the wedding party. Mentions Walter Keith and Ms Greenway Brown family connections, plus a Baltimore landowning estate of 1700 acres and notable figures connected to the couple.
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Ballin
Juve
Meni Het Diet
Hoaore Palmes Automobile
Hwa
Philadelphia
Atlaatic
Chicago
Honore Patenti
Potter Peimer
Weagementy
Mies
Grace Greenway Brown
Palmer ii Handesne
Ming
Ima Baltinore Bhiaty Jis
Ani
Cheeell
Mire
Keith
Sujtor
Erate Po Soe
Quaker City
Beinenitiente
Golden Spetta
Orburh
Baltimors
Wen
Maryland
Special notices and lodge meetings announced tonight
A long list of fraternal and church groups issue urgent notices for gatherings at various halls. Minnie M Newman presides over Elks and related orders calling members from Nos 1 and 49 to convene for organizational matters and social duties. Also posted are se creek requests for other lodges and a Taphka Consistory meeting tonight at specified quarters.
Honest Politician Poor Avs Arbor Professor Declares Dishonest Gat Rich
Michigan university law professor BOM Thompson faced heavy criticism after remarks about politicians and wealth. The scholar alleged that wealth comes from outside sources and public office, implying honesty cannot be bought or secured by office profits.
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Avs Arbor
Arbor
Mich
Bom
Thompson
Law Faculty
Michigan University
Titian
Tragic Fire Plunge Injures Pair in Burning Building
A man and a woman, fleeing a blaze, jumped from a burning building Friday evening. They reportedly used each other as support during the fall and were rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment, with one child mentioned among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Hogar
Train Fares and Sleeping Car Reservations Details
An OCR fragment describes $19.00 fares from Chicago to Boston and return with multiple mentions of ticketing dates. It notes sleeping car space aboard Nickel Plate trains, mentions itineraries around Niagara and August, and lists an address at 1% Adame Street Chicago for reservations. The text is fragmentary but indicates travel details, fares, and reservation contact.
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Nickel Piatyrg
Christian Bolentin
Wale
Seth
Gaston
Tapavor
Niagarh
Ule Reals
John
Calehar Merat Wernt
Adame Street
Roos K
Chicago
Boston
Nation Educational Association
Addi- Gonal Meth
Ana
Adams Mt
Waterworks refit delayed by flood as pumps fail
In the rising flood water four feet above the pit top the Lie Wa waterworks pumps were submerged. Water service to the city halted. crews evacuated by boat. South side residents faced scarcity with no city supply, relying on rain and cisterns. Animals were moved to higher floors as the pump station gushed water.
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Lie Waterworks Bank
Asa Ie Probibly
Agai S. Tusten Jesse Shaw
Water Company
Maine
Jen Vinat
Washburn Help: Relief Efforts Mobilized After Fire
Widespread effort follows a major blaze at Washturn with classes disrupted. Professor McEuchron announces resumption plans and appeals for donations. Subscriptions near 320 dollars fund relief, clothing, and children's needs coordinated by student and women’s committees.
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Lee Hana
Witradanes
DL McEuchron
Teoharcum
Lence
Pisf
McFachron Alan
Reling
Onte
New York Steamship Tale of Gambling Rumor Refuted
A maroon streamer from Liverpool to New York carried notices about alleged professional gamblers traveling aboard. Management investigated the claim amid passenger movements near Queenstown, identifying a few questioned individuals and vessel sections, but details remain uncertain as authorities reviewed the aboard passengers.
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New York
Jim
Liverpool
Queenstown
Pamsengére
Bright
Noted gamblers at pier cause harbor intrigue
Reports say two men at a smoking room table urged polo star W A Howard to join gambling games. They tested dice and poker attempts, then left with their baggage, while customs officers and detectives filmed the party for future use.
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Noties
W. A. Howard
Heeari
Pier Clur
Am Coun
Customs Oficiaia
Sermeunta Moody
Seesin
Creamery volunteers aid flood survivors with boats and relief
Continental Creamery volunteers led by W and A Josen organized Saturday night efforts to ferry provisions by boat from Greenwool avenue to the river curve. Boats loaded with bread, cheese, milk, and coffee moved along the river to reach stranded residents west of Kansas avenue and north to Soldier Creek. Rescue teams, uniforms, and supplies were staffed by volunteers. nearly all community services pitched in, delivering hundreds of pounds of butter and bread to relief stations.
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Ien
Continental Creamery Company
Mit
Greenwend Avenue
Potwin
Kansas Avenue
Greenwool Avenue
Continentel ‘Cresy Company
Tata
Kansan Avenue
Uyeve
Consinta
Cemmery Company
Pisin
South River Tank
Davis Elevator
Willen
Salvation Army
Audi
Celteo
Cisterns Cleared as Two-Man Steamer Crew Arrives Saturday
The report notes ble fire cisterns gravenue with fires able to be checked and a steamer equipped with a two man crew arriving on Saturday to assist.
Lawrence Situation Improves As North Side Evacuations Proceed
A message from Clarence Hat of the Lawrence Journal reports the situation in Lawrence improves with no more than a thousand people on the North side yet many are moved to the South. Rescuers operate a steam launch capable of carrying ten to twelve people, making trips about every ten minutes. The trapped are fed and kept reasonably comfortable. A relief train from Leavenworth reached Lawrence from the north Sunday, with soldiers aiding the evacuation of residents from the north.
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Clarence Hat
Lawrence Journal
State Journad
Larence le
Leavenworth
Laverenece
Sanday
BUTTS NARROWLY ESCAPES DROWNING IN Topeka FLOOD
Charles Butts, brother of George Butts, nearly drowned on Kansas Avenue in North Topeka when a boat collided with swift water. A young man grabbed a rope and was saved. Butts was swept past Billard’s mill. Rescuers including Baker, Volles, and two men from the mill saved him, then he was carried to a hospital.
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Charles Butts
George Butts
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
Topeka
Bureer
Calia
Tim
Baker
Volles
Cnr
Disaster strikes Council Grove a traveling man reports fire
Charles Jonsin recounts Thursday and Friday events in Council Grove where Main street block including Robbin's drug store and the bank burned. Waterway depths reached five feet at the Cottage hotel. A bridge on Main street was swept away, the Minicouri Pacific rally tried to hold it with old engines and loaded cars. Jonsin traveled to Osteo City then via the Santa Fe for court Pacific work train.
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Charles Jonsin
Council Grove
Main Street
Robbin
Cottage Hotel
Minicouri Pacific
Erin
Jouiin
Osteo City
Court Pacific
Santa Fe
Phoebe Wants Divorce From Seaton Whip Brown
Boston June 1 Mrs Howard Appleton Brown files suit for divorce on statutory grounds against Seaton "whip" and son of the late J Howard Brown. The case ties to alleged failure to honor a $1200 annual settlement and features a tangled social backdrop with connections to Paris New York and Boston society.
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Boston
Howard Appleton Brown
Seaton
Howard Brown
Mra. Brown
Hahes
Wood” Company
Mr. Brown
Tor Pansy
Brown
Vanderviilte
Drown
Paris
New York
Reverul
Ars Aaid
Wasside Inn
Teulenht
Europe
Mr.Brown
Doctors Are Wanted Near The North
Morning report lists physicians volunteering to serve the sick in the North area. Dr. Carhart Dr. Lertigo Dr. Maseey Dr. Brockett and others offered to help as medical volunteers during the relief effort.
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Toorka
Fith
Carhart
Lertigo
Maseey
Brockett Lore
University of Kansas Announces First Summer Session Dates
The University of Kansas announces its first summer session from June 6 to July 23 for undergraduates seeking credit, with details provided on request. Chancellor Frank Strong at Lawrence, Kansas invites interested students, teachers, and administrators to apply for advanced courses and degree credit opportunities.
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Kensap
University of Kansas
Mathedra
Met
A. An Weli Ag
Frank Etrong
Lawrence
Kas
Zimmermann Missing After Boat Incident
Sam Zimmerman, missing since Saturday evening, last seen at Dr Raub's house 110 Went Gordon Street. He was believed aboard a boat between Boston and back, wife and friends anxious awaiting news. Ticket notices mention National Educational Association meeting details and travel options with dates and prices, including return terms and dining plans.
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Sam Zimmerman
Hela
Dr. Raub
Gordon Street
Eat Boon
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Holt Mtinbery
J. Kenny
Pointifil Grace Greenway Brown
Honore Palmer
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Socuriy Hall
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Minnie M Newman
ELKS
No 1
Capital Council
Xerie Skwentna I
Ares Norices
Fis
Will Mart
Eultesiern
Tacor
Crea Tor
ASE
Tradke
Rey
Hotehinenn
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North ‘Trin
Haediate Deadquarters
Orient Otel
Seider
Dot
Ws J. Whittrrind
Buaflower
Oral Nelenbors
Yiver
Hell of
Jaren
ARK Ourey
Taphka
Syed
Rachel
Washburn
Oceanic
Kansas City
Sore
Bueleen
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Lawrence Situation
Butts
the People’s Ice Co
W. Second St
Charles Joslin Tella
Thera
Phoebe
Dsy
Missouri & Kansas
Tei
Phos
Zimmerman
Whittelsey Mercantile Co
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