Money For New Yorkers At Camp Thomas
June 20 at Camp Thomas reports arrival of Gen Mealy and staff from New York to pay troops, with about 150000 dollars allocated. Arrival drew crowds and provisions were rushed to support drafts. work on park services and guard instructions proceeded, highlighting hospital cases and a wandering private, with warrants for insanity and expected western supply shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickemaues Park
Canp Thomas
Mealy
New York
United States Volunteers
Bob
Morden
Ar Sapdiy
Fleat Diviniitn
Geers
Adets
Ome
Che
First Army Corpe
Majur T. Clath
Henry N. Patton
Michican Regheeht
Thomas
Col
Gardner
Patton
Phid Adjutant Clough
Wisconsin
W.B. Morrow
Botrth Ohi Infantry
Lyons View Asylum
Recorder Hope
Evelmental Art Company Diits
Todmyr
No-To-Hae for Fifty Cents Ad Promises Cure
An old advertisement touts No-To-Hae as a guaranteed habit cure for fifty cents. It claims strong relief for weak wallets and improved health, citing Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 West sth as the contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls West
Brakeman Chris of Santa Fe Hurt In Yard Attack
Brakeman EB W Chris of the Santa Fe was injured when a tramp threw a coupling peg at him in the Argentine yards. A lantern strike caused a broken leg as he attempted to board the car. Police later arrested Moses Rosenbach and William Coljing, with Rosenbach suspected of the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb.w. Chris
Santa Fe
Biss
Chris
Iim
Ha Wat Browebe
Moses Rosenbach
William Col~ Jing
Rosenbach
Ken
Chris Iden Baed Hin
Hie
Banta Fe
Campaign Against Vice Attracts Attention At Church
Rev G D Olden's lecture on "The Dens of Vice and Three Intvenes Upon the Young People of the Race" drew a packed audience at First African Baptist Church. He warned that dens of vice draw crime into the city, urging action by moral citizens and condemning the criminal element. The event featured Whitman sisters, a paper by Clarence Sirisha mang, and a concluding appeal for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Olden
First African Baptist Church
Lixten
GD. Olden
Whitmat
George W. Hilsh
Clarence Sirisha
Thiesoto
Rell
Obiwa
Tre
Ione
Cily
Olden
Social and Personal News From Topeka Area
Topeka social and guest notices list numerous visitors and residents. Names include Mire Inve Scott of Burlington with Mrs J W F Hughes in Potwin and Chicago ex-Topekan on a return visit home. Several meetings planned with clubs and auxiliaries, plus trips to Lawrence Kansas City Omaha Denver and Lincoln for events and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derthick Club
von Dehlen
Roomea
D. P. Paxton
Uttle
Joy
Minsouri
Nebraska
Mire Inve Scott
Burnington
Kan
J. W. F. Hughes
Potwin
Ae Ncan
Chicaxo
Topeka
B.S. Thomas
FR. Millspaugh
F. RR. Millapangh
FE. &Thomas
S. Sheldon
J. Wsykes
Clugston
Sam Durkivon
Lawrence
Woman’s Auxiliary
FE. D. Huger
Las Repe
Dan Lane
St Marys
Hinthman
Vespaseisa Club
Clement Smith
Tai Polk Street
Igs
Bishop Millspaugh
Prior Lake
Minn
Clarkson
F. R. Millspaugh
Omatra
Kittle Lindsay Ven Valkenturg Ie
H. 8. Lindsay
Minnie Marsh
Henry Williams
Ressie Stewart
Kansas City
W. J. Endeliff
Robert Mason
Rossville
F A. Lewis
Ona St Fadil
Mackinac
Mich
G. A. Wall
Albuquerque
FL Madison, Jr
Justice Brewer
Aaron Jetimers
Denver
Vesta Basser
Colorado Strings
Marie Ketson
Beulah Parker
Leavenworth
Clarence Sterne
San Diego
Cal
J C Fulton
Lizele Wilson
Edgar Clark
Colorado Springs
Mary Wiley
KE. &. Morris
Meenie Hambleton
Omaha
Walter Noble
Atchison
Link Downese
Wamego
Topeke
Ernest Robinson
Wingert
Dawghter Minste
Walter
de Herzen
Marie Hagen
Chortle Gilpin
Pueblo
de Rats
Iney McTerne
Barney Sherdon
St. Marys
John Green
Beloit
Dolly Zimmerman
Omake
Lincoln
Neb
Nellie Lincoln
Peruvians React to Senate Approval of International Accord
Lima citizens greet news from the United States senate approving the prefect for an international accord linking Peru and other South American nations. The message came via Galveston and was received with evident enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Galveston
Tex
United States Senate
Bank of Commerce succeeds private bank at Marion
Local notes report Cy Leland and several men traveling to Washington with others. A bank change is noted as the State Bank of Commerce is formed in Marion replacing the private Bank of Commerce. Subscriptions for a war loan are advertised by the Bank of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Washington
George A- Clark
W. EL Spanley
Frank Grimes
W.C. Edwards
W. Pater
Harry Fichter
Bank of Topeka
iTpran~ Inc
Tressurer
Mery
Te Heicht
Great Rock Island Route schedules daily trains to Oman and Topeka
The Great Rock Island Route runs four trains daily to Oman and Topeka at 7.30 a.m. Details promise prompt service for tmun ry work with no extra charge and advertise Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
Oman
Topeka
German Policy Viewed Through English Language Lens
The English view argues Germany seeks balance with Anglo-Saxon nations and not conflict with Washington. It posits the Kaiser desires unity among Germans, fears Slavic pressure, and sees providence in kinship with English-speaking peoples as a potential rock of deliverance in future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philippines
United States
Ber-lin
Washington
Kaiser
North Sea
Danube
Caeoh
Germen
Prague
Fieistein
Posen
Germany
Ami
America
Spain's New Socket and the Navy Hoax Tale
London reports quote Cadiz’s Morning Post correspondent claiming Captain Amnon seeks a powerful new socket to create a water displacement engulfing an ironclad. The minister admits unlimited credit for war materiel and vows to strengthen fleets and send ships to Manila. Captain Rumm fears Cervera would miss a chance for praise exchanges with the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cadiz
Morning Post
Amnon
Ishumentath
Philippines
Tum
Manila
Rumm
Cerwinced Cervera
Sagasta Views on German Interference in the Philippines
London dispatch notes that officials doubt German plans to annex the Philippines while Emperor William II reigns. The Madrid Times quote says Germany will use proper channels to reveal aims, while Senor Sagasta hints Berlin seeks compensation if the political balance in the Far East shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
The
Times
Drewe
Germany
Far East
Key West Safe From Yellow Fever Despite Me Feary Report
Excerpt reports Key West considered healthy with seven fever-free years yet notes reappearance of yellow fever in Me Feary Mississippi. Article mentions proposed garrison fever hospital and detention camp, approval delays, marines to Guantanamo hospital, waterborne dysentery, and weathering conditions affecting wounded ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Associated Press
Fis
United States
Hoca Chita
Guantanamo
Marine Here
Cieban Bute
Key Wi
A Picnic's Sad Ending in Wager
A picnic party returning from Benton Park in Wager collided with a street car on the Southern Electric road. George Bellenson is fatally injured, Julius Bader wounded in the head, William Hilden hurt internally. two others with minor injuries. The wagon wreck scattered occupants as frightened horses bolted away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lawn
sine_o
Benton Park
Strees
George Bellenson
Julius Bader
Willam Hilden
Mayor Fellows to Appoint Police Judge and Clean Up Force
Mayor Fellows announced plans to appoint L S Ferry as police judge under the new order, saying the city needs an honest, fearless police chief and that several jointists have offered to quit. He stressed enforcing laws, avoiding a wholesale purge, and urged council input to select the right candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Ferry
Tudee Percy Cercet
Popeeeae Thorpe
Perows
Sing
Polite
Chist Sterte
Licenses for Sale of Liquor Granted in Topeka by U S Government
The Topeka record lists 108 government liquor licenses issued to retail dealers. Names include Lee Jones, Ben Jordan, S. Jones, A. C. Kingaman, CW. Kohl, D. a Keene, W. A. Karr, W. F. Luke, A Lord, Frank Long, Christ Majer, Merritt & Huberts, Miller Pharmacy, Mrs. Maud Ogden, Frank Raynor, Topeka Turners, Scandinavian Benefit Society, Sons of Herman, Mechanics' Union, and many others. Also noted are North Topeka operations and multiple firms such as Anteuser-Busch Brewing Wholesale Co. and Kaw O. M. B Lodge, with additional individual and organization listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
U.S
M. W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Lee Jones
Ben Jordan
S ©. Jones
A.C. Kingaman
CW. Kohl
D. A Keene
W. A. Karr
W. F. Luke
Lord
Frank Long
Limenu
Christ Majer
A. H. Merrell
Mechanics’ Union
Miller Pharmacy
Edward Mosler
Wm. Miller
Amos Morris
Alice’ Manning
J. W. Marshall
Thomas Mooney
H. Franker
Merritt & Huberts
Kaneus Avenue
Norton & Fenner
W. F. Niece
Maud Ogden
Frank Raynor
Emmett Rowley
CH. Roof
B. PF Sim
Princes Brown
Bradshaw & Verliz
John Brown
C. T. Bradshaw
William Bradshaw
N.C. Cave
Mary L. Chaycots
Cain & Cramer
Campbell & Schaffer
C. V. Curtis
Nick Chiles
Destructive flood fears over dam project near Oakland
Residents south and east of the bend fear high water will wash away property as unfinished mill race work poses ongoing risk. The Horseshoe area sees erosion, with farms shrinking from nine acres to four as the river encroaches, threatening islands and long established holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
R. B. Glascow
Frank Durett
Patrick Brothers
Gus Leseman
D. Childs
F. Roce
Adam Waildreich
Waidiich
Weil
Mortgage Rumors Over River Property Ownership Questioned
Inquiries arise whether the mortgage ties grant ownership of half the Kansas River to the mortgagee or to the Enerentes Company if the loan is sourcalized, raising questions about who holds title to half the river boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enertenes Company
Kansas
Kansans urged to aid hospital needs of Kansas regiments
Mrs. Alice King from this city leads a drive to supply the hospital department of Kansas volunteers overseas. After visiting Chickamauga she reports sickness, lack of cots, worn clothes, and minimal rations among the troops. She plans to mobilize Kansas women to raise money for medicines, clothing, and food until government aid arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice King
Kansas
Chickamauga
Tever
Armstrong
Mothers of
Aick
King
Annine
Cheap fares for AMA meeting Denver June sale tickets
Announcement of Missouri Pacts selling round trip fares from Kansas points for travel to the American Medical Association meeting in Denver. Tickets go on sale June 5 or 6 with return validity to July 6, information from H C Townsend, G P and T A St Louis and Topeka agents. Also an ad for Cascarets candy promoting blood cleansing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Denver
Missouri Pacts
Kansas
Colorado
H.C. Townsend
G.P
T. A
North Topek items on church, social, and travel notices
Topeka column items note a church event on Tuesday June 21 with a good program and refreshments, neighborhood social and field reports. Mentions of visitors, guests of Mrs. Smith and Mr. Powell at GAice Cathedral, and a late note on Canon Miner Will attend services at the Church of the Good Shepherd mid‑September. Also lists various local residents and brief society notices alongside Santa Fe and Rock Island route ticket ads with schedules and prices for trips to San Francisco and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunoan
New Crawford Pera House
Bie
Kimball
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christia Hee
First Church of Christ
ER. P. Eaker
Lawrence
Wink
A. Daniel
Western
Kansas
Konesas
M. E. Chien
John Wikenens
Griae
Church of the Good
Leese
Madison
Paramore
Fred [Uechner
Wu Wemecholt
James Sacar
Annie Hearthure
Arkansaia City
Bwen
Bre
Joseph Smith
Central Avenue
Foseville
Christian Endeavor Society of the North Christian Church
T. Ve Sherharne
Stella Stowall
Soniok
Grace Ward & Part
San Francisco
Suis Jims
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kana
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Moville
ROYAL
Sis
Packag
Tribune Primer
Eugene Field
Columbia
J. West Gandsein
Social and Personal
Duscripricus
Bubliaries
Christian Science
Albuquerque Opera House
N. M
Grand Opera House
Kaifer
Spain
Sagasta
Min
Washington, D.C
Great Rocky Island
Baltimore & This
Sante Fe
Azna
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahome
Mt Bantame
L_S. FERRY
Oakland Dam Co
Vogenitz
Kansas Avenue
East 6Th Ave
Camp Thomas
Northtopek Es
Kimball Pls
Webares
Portland
Oregon
Deran
Garver
Bante Fe
Pathis
Kawkan
Diétant
Boaty Scheer Umit
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