This Year s Fairs Reported to Secretary Coburn
A lengthy list of county agricultural societies and fairs is reported to Secretary Coburn. Names of societies, secretaries, and fair dates are given for Henderson, Anderson, Pearban, Wy. Walken, Scott, and many other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuses
Coburn
Baneus
Mecotaarien
Te Hgr
Yih Galiaen
Ailes “County Agricultral Socciety
Tif. Henderson
Folu
Anderson County
Paton
Secrophy
Garnett
Augeust
Pearban County Agricultural Society
Walken Xeamtasy
Jor Scott
Fiown County Fate Association
W. Hurrinetin
Hiawatha
Chire County
Asanciaton
Minerr
Burlington
Sor County
YJ. Kennedy
Winnelt
Deli Commis —Tibler Agrcultural
Fowian
Briley
Miimey Coutts Agricultural Society
Mim
Gordon City
Peptonsbeer
Pekin County Agricultural Aioce
Tidgensy
Septntebier
Aaeoctalion
FT Lai
Servetary
Tritume
Mefirew
Nelson
Jefferson County Agricultural
Steomnral Esoviatinn
Edwin Soyfer
Seiretary
Oskalogsa
Tentge
Erie
Nees Copnty
Bartle
Chi Hate
Meas County
Sam ‘L Shentter
Secretars
Neat City
Burlingame
Dabnee County Fair Association
F. T. Wells
Osborne
Riley
Wallace
Decretary
Salind
Witein Capa Tyn
Taba
Agricultuen
Leavenworth Woman Assault Case Sparks Police Pursuit
Leavenworth on June 1 reports a woman attacked by other women, dragged clothing torn off, chased through streets. Officers Glynn and a detective pursued the suspect. the victim sought shelter in a building as the assailants fled. The incident follows a prior gathering near an entertainment venue and includes notes on public notices and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Levenworth
Tohn Garrett Sens
Neers Wrinn
Michican
Glynn
Hopper declines Casey recitation at Topeka opera
De Wolf Hopper faced an eager crowd at the Genod Opera House in Topeka last night and refused to recite Casey at the Bat after the curtain fell. The audience demanded the speech, but Hopper continued with his curtain speech and staged bowing as the crowd pressed for Casey throughout the performance of El Capitan with Nella Bergen and Edmund Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
Genod Opera
Mopper
Appliudizer
Hopper
Casey
Roper
Ua Casey
Ibis
Tin
Sous
Klein
Fen
M Eithis
Casey Tanleht
Mir
Beckaye
Alwase
Colorado
Dave
Ting
Liliputtars
Mercenairy
Sousa
Lins
Iota
Ciapareh
Tomlehe
Klin
Tanlett
Deluge
Tonly
Wortion Pie
Rises
Maex
Hme Hopper
Topeka
Hepner
Baber
Nella Bergen
Isabel
Edmund Stanley
Miss Bergen
Edue Wallace Hopper
Della Fos
Csizen
E Hopper
Mad
Opara
Photographic Fight Film of Corbett and Fitzsimmons Shown
A Chicago audience saw a six part photographic depiction of the Corbett versus Fitzsimmons heavyweight title bout. The sequence covers pre fight entrances, the rounds, and the decisive moments with Dan Harrison narrating. The exhibition notes 148,000 separate frames and 7,600 feet of film per show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J Corben
Grand Opera Hvist
Stuart
Corbett
Imposwihie
Duncen
Harrison
Extfhriie
Carterr
Teller Denies Move to Retire Bryan in Colorado
Denver June 10 Senator Teller denies any movement to sidetrack Bryan. He calls a letter writer a demagogue and asserts Colorado wants silver agitation to continue until free coinage is secured. He says no funds have been sent to Jones or Townes and no $100,000 pledge exists. He endorses Bryan as the legitimate 1900 silver candidate and notes no opposition among silver Republicans. The Santa Fe Route advertises Nashville exposition excursion tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Denver
HM. Teller
Brown Hotel
Colorado
Jones
audi @ fund
Joner
Towne Ae
Teller
Ryan
Tiryan
Chicago
Democratic Party
Chilcago
United States
Dispatch
Santa Fe
Nashville
Gladden Addresses Socialism and Its Elevating Aims
The Lawrence Journal reports Dr. Washington Gladden’s lecture to graduates at the university opening, distinguishing socialism from anarchism and urging cautious social reform. He argues socialism seeks relief through government action and warns against both idle and brain workers. true socialism treats work as a social function and calls for temperate, gradual socialization of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal
Washington Gladden
Sal
Beford
Union
Herbert Spencer
Scheab
Lucy Pureons
Socielisns
Patberkem
Grenerien
Himgelf
Commonwealth
Sociaiiat
Jensett
Bridge Contract Controversy Sparks County Critique
Commissioners approved a $4379.26 estimate for false work on the Hanana river bridge, despite legal opinion that such charges are not obligations of the county. The dispute highlights governance questions and calls for businesslike conduct on the Shawnee County Board. A separate note invites colored residents to a cemetery cleanup at Shunganunga Banks and announces a June 29 Volunteers of America outing for Topeka children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetniece
Hanana River
Kansas Avenue
Thin City
A. BP. Jetmore
Board of County Commissioners
Keep
Board of
Scott Kelsey
John Witonie
Topeka
Cit
Wasist
Ameren
Haitie McFadden
Monroe Street
Democratic tariff debate and Mills attack in senate
June 10 Waskinston report describes a 4 percent tariff debate as Mr Mills taunted Democrats over a protective tariff and accused national leaders of pandering to wealth. He warned of consequences for self government and predicted a historian would chronicle a decline of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskinston
Senate
Rawlins
Utah
Mills
Texas
Republicas Party
Eolten
Georgia
Carolina
Milis
Mils
Mans
Nathmal Democratic
Caihp
Elishaw
Democrata
Temperance Rally At Garfield Park Urges Prohibition Support
A temperance rally at Garfield Park hosted by the Kansas Avenue Methodist church and the State Temperance Union drew attendees from across Shawnee county. Speakers including Rev J B Hitchcock and Rev J H Madixon urged active support for prohibition. Judge J L Eldredge and others discussed enforcement, costs of liquor, and the burden on communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Kansas Avenue Methodist Church
State Temperance Union
Epworth
Shawnee County
J. B. Hitchcock
Meriden Methodist Church
J. HK. Madixon
Topeka
J. L. Eldredge
HD. Fisher
James A. Tiegtman
Rev. A. & Embree
45 New Lawyers Arrive From Lawrence With Diplomas
Forty eight new lawyers arrived in Topeka at 4 30 pm carrying their Topeka university law school diplomas. The group includes Henry Allen Lamb Isaac K Park Barita Clarence D Huffman Clyde W Miller Adrian F Sherman and many others from Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeks
Santa Fe
University Law School
Henry Allen Lamb
Parsons
Isaac K. Park
Barita
Clarence D. Huffman
Pittabure
Clyde W. Miller
Osage City
Adrian F. Shermen
Topeka
Hoover
Columbus
Harold M. Blackshear
Elindale
Wm. A. Anderson
Amporia
M. A. Limbecker
Manhattan
Robert W. Wells
Heattsville
Mids
W. Henshaw
Warren Miller
Sydney
Tate
Lakin
Oscar Schmitz
Alma
Jas, M. Jacobs
Lawren
Clarence H. Paul
Waterville
Stanley
Robert 5
Campbell
Fort Scott
Charles A. Magaw
Robert B. Breese
Cottonwood Falla
Wilder
Meteail
Eugene L McCain
Emporia
Oliver C. Phillips
Leavenworth
George G. Cooper
Leonard Brook
Burden
A. W. Cornelius
Ottawa
Packing House Market
Kansas Avenue
DeWitt
George W. Stansfield
Kan- Less Avenue
Plambeeau Club Elects Delegates and Alternates
The Republican Flambeau club at Shawnee County convention elected delegates W. S. Eberle H. Bair S. L. Nelson Pierce Olseon Mark Mason T. M. Euwar NE. Keller W. J. Davis B. B. Smyth Fred Waters and alternates O. T. McCabe John Humbert A. W. Hopkins Brewer Tlaron John Imbler J. P. Farnsworth Jr C. F. Lercher J. J. Schneider L. J. Bowman H. Halterman. The Lambeau club named delegates to the state league convention for June 17 with chairman H. M. Philips and others. alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucleasies
Republican Flambeau Club
Shawnee County
Republican League
W. S. Eberle
HH. Bair
8. L. Nelson
Pierce Olseon
Mark Mason
T. M. Euwar
NE. Keller
W. J. Davis
BB. Smyth
Fred Waters
O. T. McCabe
John Humbert
A. W. Hopkins
Brewer Tlaron
John Imbler
New York Yacht Eleanora Joins Payne Whitney Voyage
The yacht Eleanora, chartered by Col Oliver Payne of Standard Oil and his nephew Harry Payne Whitney, with Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, began commission at Port Washington. Stores loaded, a trans Atlantic voyage to begin from Ber Harbor with guests, aiming to witness the queen's jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleanor
Col
Oliver Payne
Standard Oz. Company
Harry Payne Whitney
Gertrude Vanderblit
North Cape
Port Washington
Cape Jes Sunet
Ber Harbor
Payne and Whitney
Tere Bae Henry Q
Hisvereyer
Payne
Eneie
Tine
Man in Court Finally Secured Marriage License
A young man stood in a courthouse corridor for over an hour as officers and the probate judge debated his suitability. After a deputy facilitated, Carl Nokon of Topeka obtained permission to marry Sigrid Hundnerg, leaving with the wedding documents and a relieved smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram Kerr
Kerr
Dolman
Turkey Yields on Thessaly and Moves to Withdraw
Turmoil abroad cited as Turkey shows disposition to yield on Thessaly and withdraw forces after a conference in Constantinople. Abroad influence said to steer government toward compromise. Meanwhile a fire in Springfield, Illinois destroyed a rail yard and elevator, totaling about 200000 dollars with 64000 insured. Ottawa festival trains and local remedies for ailments are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessaly
Constantinople
Pasha
Turkey
Hohe
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ROYAL
Tial Bukhy Powder Ca
Save
York
Titties ‘County Co-operative
Fale Peorleten
Dlekwun
Fedgetto! Bepismier
Jobneen Coats Tair Asswciation
W. Z. Vag
S¢Eretery
Olothe
Sound City
Cuteher
The
Perrless Steam
West Sth St
Gladden
Socialism
Eagle’s Rose
Mins
Yeaterday
Plambeau Club
League
Havemever
Harry Whitney
Colonel Payne
And
New Mexico
Arizona
Sante Fe
San Francisco
A. T
Big Mill
Springfeld
Curline, Til
Baree Cooper Ahyp
Join & Chapers Wardware
Imeurance
Sante Fe Bowie
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kun- Bas
de Witt
Peer Steam Lauindry
Creavent Bicycles
Kitchell & Marbung
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