Extraordinary Dry Goods Sale Prices Broadcast
A crowded bargain page lists cut rates on overalls shirts hats and gloves with men women and children sizes and claims big reductions on laces linens organza and silk umbrellas. Noting draped phrases the ad touts striking price drops and limited stock on white goods fancy hose plaid and striped hosiery and parasols while urging readers to buy now before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion
Champion Brand
Foster
Boota
Washburn College Holds 54th Class Commencement
The Washburn college forty fourth center account led to a Wednesday morning ceremony in the college chapel at 10:20. Students wore caps and gowns. the class debated attire, with 22 of 34 choosing caps and gowns while the rest preferred other regalia. The event referenced traditional English custom and included graduates and attendees, noting the unusual attire for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washturn College
Weedburn
Washburn
Dalton Gang Pleads Guilty in District Court
Vincy Davis Walter Molean and Willard Robinson admitted guilt in district court for robbing Parker's Cigar Store at Tenth and Kansas. Judge Haven deferred sentencing awaiting ages, noting potential reform placement. The trio led a youth group called the Younger Dutton cadre engaged in petty thefts in South Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincy Davis
Walter Molean
Willard Robinson
Parker
Sigar
Tenth and
Kansas Avenue
Judge Haven
Deva
Dutton Maar
South Topeka
Mathematician Hubert Pond Leads Graduation
Westmoreland's Hubert Spencer Pond tops the class as valedictorian while black gowns and mortar boards swirl on a windy campus. Mentors appear formal yet distracted as graduates stride in robes, some pledging to toss their caps, amid student honors in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Spencer Pond
Westmoreland
Graduation Program At Washburn School
Helen Morton leads ist graduates while Washburn undergraduates prepare for summer study and varied work. The ceremony lists degrees and names including Truman Adams Adams, Trude Houghton, Elisabeth Machure Tuprell, Mary Wallinatorm, and Larry Emma Davies among others. instrumental, vocal, and choral performances accompany the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wellington Morton
Tescott
Washburn
Tama
McCoy
Howns
PB Adams
Mise Spencer
Mies
Dade
Chas
Shelanus Titan
Ros
Ian
Faust Wanninen
Wachelor
Trude Houghton
Sardus Masui
Henry”rgirielg
Burr
Howard Moody
Eran
Siliieton Murton
Eet
Eveen
Margaret Wyer
Iman Schovmover
Sizeabeth Machure Tuprell
Hashwiorlof Snerry
Samuel Borbert Lirtte
Frederick John Bachelor
Lola Axted
Mary Wallinatorm
Winena
Montesiorsis Beaale Ackerman
Ey Halor
Bowen
TE May Meacimy
Marthe Mevos
Misie
Larry Emma Davies
Laure May Tavinr
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Plans Large Oklahoma Warehouse
The Parkhurst Davis Mercantile and Ping of Topeka announce construction of a 3500 wholesale home in Oklahoma Territory, described as one of the largest wholesale houses. The 14 test loin and 30 foot width reference appears garbled but indicates a major expansion to honor southern business interests of the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile
Ping
Topeka
Oklahama
Uriahema
July Docket For Court Of Visitation Sessions
Three cases listed on the docket for the court of visitation with hearings set for the first Monday in July. Proceedings mention telegraph litiga and cases brought by New Albany citizens and others, plus a Santa Fe related dispute. Court members plan travel to Leavenworth Thursday and Friday for attendance as Western Enron actions aim to enforce the law. clerk to oversee office in absence with Myatt and Gedard as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Visitation
Litica
New Albany
Wilson
Penuty
Corliss
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Willy
Leavenworth
Enron
Kipling Sails for England on Teutonic
The Kipling family sails for England aboard the White Star liner Teutonic. Kipling, his wife and two children travel with J. Lockwood Kipling. The author is recovering from an illness and plans a return voyage to English seashore resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corn
Uneyera Aupting
Bregland
Kipling
J. ‘Lockwood Kipling
Gathor
Bae Whoroughis
Sure of One. A Democratic convention report on a record and predictions
The report quotes a speaker claiming a record that makes four men proud, predicting the next fall election will favor the Democrats by a large margin if governor elections occur this year. He criticizes treasury management and credits Democratic minority efforts in Congress for Cubs' freedom. The convention recesses to 3 o clock, with John Mr. Garman of Luzerne chosen chair of the resolutions committee and Charles J. Reilly selected permanent chairman by the organization committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
Ofelock
John Mr. Garman
Luzerne
Charles J. Reilly
Organization Committee
Democratic platform of Pennsylvania convention calls for reform
Harrisburg June 144 platform pledges fidelity to people’s rights and honest government. Denounces growing public official salaries, taxes, and vetoes, favors school funding cuts, tax law revision, and limits on franchises. Supports voting reform and crackdown on corruption. praises James Gulley and Spanish-American War veterans. A separate court case details in Hayes v James with testimonies on land disputes and self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Democracy of
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
United States
Senate
M.H Quay
Cies
Stone
Hhus
Renda
James M. Gulley
Spain
Brune and Pelle
Armel
Maklmr
Trial of Tom James in North Topeka shooting case
The trial of Thomas M. James for shooting neighbor Willard Hayes in North Topeka last November opens before Judge Hazen. The dispute over a boundary led to James firing, striking Hayes in the side. Hayes survived. James surrendered and faces a jury drawn after delays, with six regular jurors plus special venire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. James
Willand Hayes
North Topeka
Byihe Beard
Dudge Hazen
Canen
Jumnex
Hayes
Dunes
Mr. Hayes
James
Bim
Hie
Wimaelf
Dadse
Hazen
All Safe. Macedonian Sinking Delivers No Loss of Life
Rescue ships brought aboard Captain Kustahl six crew members and two passengers Chas Moss and Hermann Brandt from the Macedonian after the steamer Hamilton sank her last night. The remainder of the crew and one passenger F W Wright landed at Long Branch. The Macedonian sank seven miles south of The Bentland after attempting to beach. all on board saved, none of their personal effects recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
New York
Rescue
Merritt and Chapman Wrecking Company
Quadantine
Kustahl
Chas
Moss
Hermann Brandt
Hamilton
F. W. Wright
Long Branch
Ruffahl
Atwater Finds Two Ounces Alcohol Safe Per Day
Middletown Conn June 14 official repeatable results from Prof Atwater showing two ounces of alcohol daily causes no harm. Experiments involved drinkers and abstainers under a 50 member committee chaired by Seth Low. More than two ounces acted as poison. findings emphasize safe limit rather than total consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Atwater
Wesleyan College
United States
Seth Low
Columbia University
Delexate
Peace Congress
Hagar
Hillmon Case Hearing Postponed to October 16
Leavenworth June 14 The Hillmon insurance case has been set for trial October 16 in federal court here. Postponement to that date was agreed by the attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Hillmon Insurance
Act
Street Cars in Seoul Near Completion in Korea
San Francisco June 14 The first street railway in Seoul Korea is almost finished. H R Bostwick chief engineer of the syndicate building the line has sent plans to America for ten or fifteen experienced motormen and first class electrical engineers to ship to Korea at once. Motormen will be hired here at wages around 70 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
America
San Francisco
Seon
H. R. Bost Lwick
Tere
Telephone company promises reduced rates and future wire expansion
The Missive & Kansas Telephone company announces extensions to be added this year and toll rates planned to be reduced soon. It predicts further general rate cuts as improvements occur and notes that 7,000 miles of wire will be in operation once upgrades are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
Topeka Man Advances From Local Roots to National Role
TOPEKA TO FRONT O JT Field a former Topeka boy secured a position in the National University Law School at Washington D C last week Flo graduated with the highest honors of her class Field once served as Minographer to Mr Samuel Howe and later worked in the Santa Fe treasurer’s office in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. JT. Field
Topeka
National University Law School
Washington, D.C
Flo
Field
Samuel Howe
Santa Fe
Oregon Volunteers Depart Manila for Home on Newport
The first Volunteets began returning today aboard the Newport and Ohio transports bound for San Francisco via Nagasaki. They sail after a year’s campaign that left 62 dead from battle and disease. The ships were cheered as they left the harbor. The club’s last regular meeting before summer vacation is set for Wednesday evening June 44, with attendance urged for important matters and membership votes. T. J. Anelson, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Newport
Ohio
Volunteer
Seilime
San Franccisco
Nagasaki
Barbor
Aud Teritsa
T. J. Andelson
Hero of Two Wars from Junction City Wins Double Honors
Junction City native Miller, son of Rev. Dr. J. K. Miller, earned esteem for serving under Roosevelt and Funston. Rejected four times by recruiters, he joined the Rough Riders after Roosevelt’s note, fought at San Juan Hill, then joined Funston’s Twentieth Kansas in the Philippines, where he remains. His father is a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Roosevelt
Dewey- Junction
Pike County
Ill
Miller
Oklahoma
Rough
Texas
Col
First
United States Volunteer Cavalry
The
Rough Riders
Cuba
San Juan Hill
Camp Wykof
San Francisco
Funston
Twentieth Kansas
Philippines
Company L
Edwin
Vandalian Engineer Andy Walker Dies at 68 in Terre Haute
Andy Walker, veteran Vandalia locomotive engineer, dies at 68 after last run to Indianapolis. Born in Ireland he began in 1882 on the old Madison road. diary notes show he logged over 4 million miles and never had a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Haute
Terre Maute
Ind
Andy
Walker
Indianapolis
Vandalia Bridge
Wabash
St. Louis
Ile
Mattoon
Louis-Vandalia
Terre Haute
St. Loui
Iland
Madixon Road
Slow uptake of Kansas bankruptcy law slows relief
One year after the federal bankruptcy law began in Kansas only 181 cases have been filed. Predicted stampede of debtors did not occur as many judgments were written off or paid. The result is far fewer Kansans than expected using the act to discharge obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Pingree Rules Out Candidacy for Office
Detroit reports Governor Pingree will not run this year or next. A trusted adviser says his retirement is urged by family for social reasons and to show Lansing obstructionists that Michigan Republicans and Wayne County cannot win without Pingree’s influence. He stated plainly, I shall not be a candidate for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Oune
Pingree
Lgislature
Lansing
Mehigan
Wayne County
Market Report: Wheat Corn Provisions in Slow Trade
Daily market notes show wheat and corn opening mixed with slight declines after a tempered session. Receipts and weather shifts influenced prices as hogs and provisions remained firm amid moderate demand and stable buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Bae Ae
Chicago
Vomir
sTiah
Baie
Pacwets
Niger Spv
Savancrd
Ant Advanrat
Chicago Livestock Market Fees and Receipts Report
Fragmented OCR summary notes fees and receipts at the Chicago livestock market. Mentions hogs, sows, sheep receipts, and market testing figures with unclear totals and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Market
Kansas City Product Market Overview
Fragmentary notes describe the Kansas City product market with references to dairy, dates, and brands. Key entities include Kansas City and dairy products. however details are unclear and multiple garbled terms hinder precise interpretation of prices or participants.
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipt Summary
Market steady to near steady with Native cows and heifers at about 2004.60 dollars. Stockers and feeders around 32,54 dollars. Bulls listed at roughly 1000 dollars. Hog receipts noted with two market tablatures. Pisa and Ohio regions mentioned with prices and names in a garbled line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ays
Gon
Texas Breeze
Bellaire
Strom
Market Summary from New York Bread and Sugar Notes
New York market report details a steady sugar price context, bank and trade movements, and mixed grain signals. Wheat and corn futures show volatility with domestic demand and harvest progress shaping prices in Chicago and Minneapolis. Officials note ongoing shifts in commissions, imports, and storage, with insiders watching for lower price trends amid heavy receipts and extended market pressure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eee
Axminster Carpets
Aris
New Acre
Bie
Otter
Thalf
Close OF Washburn
Dalton Gang
Steinz Laandry
Peerless
Stu
Robert Poi
Helen Morton
Ist
Parkhurst-Davis Company
England
Bryan
Democrats
Mr. James
M. F. Mitchell
Mny
Tom James
Fnally
Dewitt
Prof Atwater
Hillmon
Seoul
Capital City
Commercial Club
Hero OF
Michigan
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Chinen
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market
J. C. Gotngs
Ester Derchane
East
Pune
Aoronekas
Liverpool
Crick
Hoy Pons
Hines
Ghio
Missy Sivel
EuIe
Witley Sone
Orm
Imereas
Uae
Juliet Bazin
Jadoethiern
Per Arias
City
Rocelche
Cariooss
Minneapolis
Tarliwest Ie
Ehost Alde
Gaivegion
Ana
Taney
Clauscher
Arthur Joberh
San Merchant
Rey
St Paul Tex
St Paul Tex Saacel
Atchison
West Enfants
Tobacco Az
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!