Topeka Wins Over Emporia Maroons Then Faces Leavenworth Reds
Topeka defeated Emporia 6 to 10 as the Maroons fans complained of the home team. Pitchers Insea and Randolph named for the two clubs. Topeka heads to Athletic Park to meet Leavenworth Reds today and tomorrow with several lineup changes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Emporia
Leavenworth
Maroons
Insea
Conner
Randolph
Leavenworth Reds
Athletic Park
Reds
Mote
Cranks
Gatewood
St. Joseph
Dunn
Gent
Chotesy
Krebs
Dunn Ceh
Choteshth
Shawnes County Farmer Arrested After Lamblike Outburst
Jamaa McCoy claiming to be a prize fighter confronted Alderman Regan's theater crowd in Shawnes County Kansas. He shouted and bleated at passersby prompting Officer Cannon to arrest him as he insulted the policeman. McCoy, drunk, said Regan would impact Cannon's job and was locked up at Contra police station. Governor McKinley to speak at Ottawa Chautauqua June 20. Missouri Pacific to run special trains to Ottawa Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnes County
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Jamaa McCoy
Martin Regan
Eighth
Walnut
Johnson
McCoy
Cannon
McoCoy
Contra
Regan
McKinley
Ohio
Ottawa Chautauqua
Missouri Pacific
Topska
Sam Willseturn
Ottawa
Missouri Pacifica
Priests of Hathor Form New Life Insurance Society
A. G. Stacey leads the Private of Hathor after Colonel Stacey E A Wagener F W Bulley and M D Henderson of To peke organized a new life insurance society styled The Priests of Hathor The prospectus claims the group civiliz ed and enlightened the world 3000 years before Christ era The head officers include Wagener Stacey Helm Henderson Bailey and others The article also notes Wisconsin dairy chief Thom cites baking powder tests by Prof Short asserting Royal as the purest and strongest option
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Insurance Society
A. G. Stacey
E A. Wagener
F. W. Bulley
M. D. Henderson
Topeke
Hathor
the Priests of
A.G. Stacey
M. L. Helm
M.D. Henderson
F. W. Bailey
Mr. Thom
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wisconsin
Prof
Short
Expelled Trustees Claimed by Olden as Deserted Church
Rev G D Olden states the suit against him is by former trustees who resigned last year without church request. He names Nevels Hope Turner Smith Clinkecales as resigned, says they moved elsewhere and were expelled after three notices for neglect of duty. Page has never been an officer and Frazier was expelled for leading a riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.D. Olden
GD. Olden
J. P. Nevels
D. D. Hope
Richard Turner
Scott Smith
C.F. Clinkecales
A. PB. Smith
Page
Frazier
Clay Center War Over Saloon Ordinance Sparks Church and Council Clash
In Clay Center a mass meeting by law and order supporters protests the city council's new saloon license ordinance. Speakers condemn recognized joints and reveal alleged liquor sale discrepancies. City Attorney defends council while urging temperance and lawful business conduct amid a storm of sarcasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order
Clay Center
Gay
Morrill
Estute
Clay Canter
Toy
Campbell
W. A. Crawford
State Journal i
Ottawa
Missouri Pacific
State Insurance Moves Crack Down on Mutuals in Kansas
State Superintendent George T. Anthony orders all foreign mutual life insurers to post a $50,000 bond and 10 percent of each assessment as a reserve, with hearings to follow. He revoked the Kansas permits of the Mutual Reserve Life Association of New York and Covenant Mutual, ending their status after past administrations opened the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Anthony
Kansas
Anthony
Mutual Reserve Food Life Association of New York
Harer Company
Covenant Mutual Evefit Association
Galesburg
Illinois
H. Snider
Mutual Life Insurance Societies
Web Wilder
W. H. McBride
W. H. Snider
National Union Meeting Delegates Elect State Senator
Twenty five delegates meet this afternoon at the National hotel parlors to elect a Kansas representative to the council of the order a benevolent and life insurance society. Tonight five local councils at 723 Kansas avenue host a reception for members and their families from eight to eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
State Assembly of the National Union
National Hotel
Kansas
The
Order
Benevolent and Life Insurance Society
Kansas Avenue
Sunday Excursion to Kansas City by Union Pacific
Sunday excursion priced at 1.50 round trip to Kansas City on Union Pacific. Train departs Union Pacific depot at 7 46 am and returns from Kansas City at 7 40 pm. Attractions include St Paul versus Kansas City baseball and strong park listings in Kansas City. F A Lewin, city ticket agent, 525 Kanesas avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Duns
Union Pacific Depot
St Paul
F. A. Lewin
Kaneas Avenue
Atherton Triumphs In Bowling Exhibition At Y M C A
State Treasurer Atherton, a member of the Topeka Y M C A, wowed colleagues at the bowling alley last evening in a cocked hat game with Harry Overholt and others. He opened with five points and then surpassed all rivals, winning by several points. Atherton promised to play again after more practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Topeka Y. M
Harry Overholt
Cole
Cook
Bridegroom Arrested Before Wedding Over Theft Charge
Bill McIntosh, son of Cap McIntosh, was arrested at Wanamaker, Ike county, after stealing a neighbor Tom Cooney cow and selling it for 24.25 at Wolff packing house. He married Misa Williams Saturday. the cow was found late Saturday night. He faces penitentiary time. he was previously pardoned by Governor Lewelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McIntosh
McIntosh
Cap
McIatesh
Wanamaker
Tom Cooney
Charles Wolff
Misa Williams
Cooney
Wolff
Topeka
Lansing
Lewelling
Street widening dispute threatens homes on East Eighth
City engineer notes misalignment on East Eighth street east of the Santa Fe tracks. Landowners have pushed fences into the street, narrowing the width from eighty feet toward end of block to about sixty eight feet and eleven and a half feet of sidewalk area intruding into lots. If the street reverts to its original width, some residences on the south side may have to be moved. Also: Royal Baking Powder praised by cooks and authors as essential in culinary success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
East
Eighth Street
Chestnut
Our Woman Drummer Miya Cora Miller Works for Crane
Miya Cora B. Miller, a young drummer from Salina, travels for George Wy. Crane Publishing. She first pursued drumming a year and a half ago, joined GB Hamilton of Hamilton Printing after moving from Salina, and two months later joined Crane where she excels. Her territory covers northwest Kansas from Clay County west and north of the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miya
Cora B. Miller
Geo. W. Crane
George Wy. Crane Publishing Company
Miss Miller
Salina
Tospe
GB Hamilton
Hamilton Printing Company
Hamilton Company
Crane
Feld
Kansas
Clay County
Union Pacific
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Tickets One Dollar Round Trip
Gov McKinley will attend the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly with many speakers. Missouri Pacific offers return tickets for 1.59 dollars from Ottawa and other points, valid until June 30. Special through trains, timings, and details available via Rowley Bros agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
Santa FE
Rowley Bros
McKinley
Ohio
F. E. Niera
Topeka
Kan
Keep Off the Walks Bicyclists Arrested for Sidewalk Riding
Police crackdown in town leads to four arrests for riding bicycles on sidewalks. Chief Wilkerson orders enforcement of an old ordinance, with fines issued to A. G. Johnson G. Knox Charles Williams and F A Tutin as the city vows to clear sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
A. G. Johnson
G. Knox
Charles Williams
F. A. Tutin
Presbyterians to Picnic at Fort Riley on June 25
Presbyterians from Topeka will travel by special Union Pacific train to Fort Riley on Thursday June 25 for one of the largest church picnics in the city. A military drill will be staged at the fort park and the round trip fare is $1.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Bismarck Grove
Flrst
Second
Third
Westminster
Ft Riley
Topeka
Union Pacific
Ft. Riley
No Debates With Bryan Says Carlisle In Interview
Carlisle refused to debate William J. Bryan of Nebraska declaring him not a Democrat, labeling him a Populist. The exchange occurred at Louisville where Carlisle dismissed the idea of meeting Bryan under any circumstance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Ells Bryan
Popalier
Lexinaves
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Popalis
Louisiana
Excursions to the Bart via St Louis railways and notices
Tickets on Vandalia Pennsylvanian lines offer trips to Baltimore July 18 to Aug 5, to Boston August 5 to 3, and to Knights Templar conclave August 19 to Oct 3 with return limits. City offices sell on shared dates at 221 North Broadway and Tenth and Chestnut streets. Also mentions Dr King’s New Discovery praised for severe illness, with trial bottle 10 cents and large sizes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
St Louis
West
Baltimore
Boston
Christian Endeavor National
Knights Templar
Gion
Tenth and Chestnut Streets
81. Louis
Batuwen
Chestnut Street
St. Louis
Barveleus Esate
J. Gundermas
Dimondsie
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
Pasumouia
la Grippe
J. K Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Notre Dame
Parle
Victor Hugo
Clauds Frollo
Quasimodo
Fameralda
Our Lady
O'D
Golden Eagle
Missouri River
Bo. S. Ettlinger
Manspeaker
Augusta
Switzer
Brandt
Clive
Crockett
Whiting-Ilolten
Jim
Royal
Peerless
Qrickss
Snider
General State House News
Moreiel
SDS
Lawrence
Cy Leland
Republican Party
Mr. Island
State House
A. P. Tenney
Ken
Supreme Court
Lynch- Chase
Stanley
Counoty Institutes
Mary E. Leasa
John W. Breidenthal
Reform Press
Girard
Chaster A. Arthur
Harrison
John England Chalibor
National Union Meeting
East Eighth Street
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
Foundry # Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Presbyterians
Bryan
A. Lewis
Union Paclic
State Journal
Duta
J. K. Jones
Ivc
Peerless Steam Laundry
Lorillard
Pluc
Rootbeer
Chase.hires CO
Philadelshia
Arthur Massay
West Fifth Street
J. L. Sheldon
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!