Funeral for Qiks Mitembe Wold Draws 2000 Topeka Service
Nearly 2000 people filled the First Presbyterian church in Topeka for the funeral of Qiks Mitembe Wold, daughter of Charles Wolf. Floral tributes arrived from Frisada and others as pallbearers moved the casket to a white hearse and the procession headed to Topeka cemetery for a brief service.
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Prisbyterien
Parkhuret
M. Th
Henderson
Jurry Gverhart
Bethany
Witlin
Chas
Brintjant Emitator Society
Carles
Te Ehiuren
de Qwintermine
Matihew
Sidewalk Collapse Injures Dozens in Chicago Street
A Chicago sidewalk collapse on South Union Street sent about 10 people and many children into a foot-deep water-filled hole. Witnesses describe a scramble for safety as several suffered serious injuries including Annie Bermann aged 18. The crowd gathered after an arrest in the area.
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Chicago
South Union Street
Annie Berminn
John Igo
Lit Crum to be marshal in new southern district
Kansas politics report from Newton Republican notes Lit Crum, denied by Senator Buber for U S marshal in the planned new southern district, will pursue the marshalship when created. Ex-Speaker Lobdell relayed Crum’s candidacy as settled, while other rumors of an Indian agency faded. Ness City delegates chosen for the June 21 judicial convention in La Crosse. Johnson County GOP discusses primary system and county ticket plans. Butler County GOP fixes July 27 county convention in El Dorado
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RH. Faxon
Newton Republican
Lit Crum
Buber
Kansas
Charles Lobdell
Republican League
Lobdell
Crum
Lit
Cram
Sterne
Wess County Republicars
Nees City
Kaw
Republicans
New County
Ness City
la Crosse
Filia
W. B. Hasue
J. Barnit
Wand
H. Bartels
Struc Pesaianien
WW. F
Hague
Johnson County
Olathe
Kan
Republican Central Committee
Butler County
el Dorado
Butler County Central
Juis
Aonunty
el Derade
New Garfield Park bench fails to seat concertgoers
Yesterday's Marshall band concert at Garfield Park drew crowds but a single new bench proved insufficient as half the attendees stood or sat on damp ground. Patrons crowded around the few wooden planks while park officials promised more seating for future open air events.
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Garfield Park
Marshalls Band
Divine
Dean
Marshall’s
Tetaus
Hus
Garfeld Park
Marshall
Trie
Penalty of Greatness and Local Court Drama
A garbled item reports on a group calling itself the National Co operative Society of American Art with notable figures named as advisory directors including Commissioner Harris and ex presidents Cleveland and Harrison. Harris denies unauthorized use of his name and says he refused involvement. An older man, James O Neil, faced police court for drunkenness and quipped about past good days as the judge noted a fine. An optical shop ad promises frame repair and Ayers Sarsaparilla promotes vitality.
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Washington
National Co-operative Society of American Art
Eduction
Harriage
Delewat Martinelli
Puller
Miles
Cleveland and
Marrison
Saunders
Cotumieslover Harfin
Cleveland
Ouhers
Harris
Enterprise
Gittler
James O'Neil
Judse Atchison
Holiness Camp Meeting Opens at Fair Grounds
Snapshot items report diverse Topeka happenings including the Holiness camp meeting at the fair grounds opening, Beulah chapter No Masons hosting a Garfield park picnic, and ongoing county normal institute activities at the high school with Te Justice of the Peace W S McClintock traveling to San Antonio on business.
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Holiness
Fair Grounds
W. H. Thompson
Uppagie
St Louis Beulah
County Normal Institute
Justice of the Peace
McClintock
San Antonio
Tex
Curry Building
FE. L. Palmer
Santa Pez Des Blotnes
Ninth Street
Joseph W. Kraemer
Kansas City
Monte
PF. L Megow
Meiholet
Abe Fulford
Reland
T. E Bowman
Rudd
Bishop Tzaac Lake
Jackson
Wheroh
Fourteenth
van Buren
Frank Shellibarrer
AL 8
Emires
CP. Adams
Topeka
Upetnirch Indee
AG. 1
Valley Farm
Gruxtville
Lean Delihe
Eeerut Wort
W. NS. Hughes
Thitfeema United Sea
Fort Leavenworth
Getty
Cot. J. WF. Hughes
National Baptist
Young
A. HE. Reynolds
Oakaloons
Weestminster Presbyterian Church
Passel
Seriant
Tia Donovan
Westminster Presbyteriin
Segular
Glevice
Woaler Mill
Oakland
Garfield Park
Taught Grant to Swim Pioneer Bathing Master Dies
Henry Van Brunt, famed New Jersey coast bathing master who taught Gen. Grant to swim, dies at Lone Branch at age 2 years. He began at the Mansion hotel grounds and counted Abraham Lincoln and Tad among his patrons along with Gov. Joel Parker and Samuel J. Tilden.
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New York
Ancele
Henry van Brunt
New Jersey
Gen. Grant
Lone Branch
Mansion Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Robert
Tad
Joel Parker
Samuel 5. Tilden
John Kelly
James Pisk
Bryan at Ottawa Chautauqua Special Train Day
On Bryan Day at Ottawa Chautauqua the Missouri Pacific will run a special train from Topeka to Ottawa on Friday the 25th. Departure is 8:00 AM with return at 7:40 PM. Fare is 1.00 for residents and 70 cents for others, available only on the special train.
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Ottawa
Santa Fe
Chantaune Assembly
W. J. Bryan
J. W. Leedy
Sante Fe
Forest Park
Topeka
Bryan
Ottawa Chautauqua
Friarx
Lone
Lightning Rips Topeka As Heavy Storm Drops 12 Inches
A severe thunderstorm in Topeka Saturday night and Sunday morning dumped 12 inches of rain, with 15 inches overnight and 3 more today. A colored man on Lant street was struck by lightning and killed. Unoccupied Franklin and Duane Avenues house struck, with siding peeled. Wires sparked and fuses melted as the storm raged. Weather observer noted an incipient tornado near the Columbian building.
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Topeka
Lant Street
Huntoon Street
Franklin and Duane Avenues
Auburndsic
Jennings
Tehuantepec Ruined by Earthquake Destruction Reported
Oaxaca dispatch notes ongoing quake shocks and heavy rains halting telegaphic links to the Isthmus. A presidential commission arriving in Tehuantepec found the town of about 15 000 inhabitants completely destroyed with no standing buildings. Residents live in tents as tremors continue and fear rises amid distant volcanic activity.
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Oaxaca
Mex
Tehuantepec
Drax
Tehuanteper
Wehwantepec
Making Cuba a Waste War Brings De population Warning
A World dispatch from Havana reports the western half of Cuba depopulated if war continues. Death rates rise, contagion spreads, and the interior turns to pestilence quarries. Troops suffer fever and dysentery. vaccination is limited. thousands could have been saved by vaccination.
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New York
Hawans
Trocha
Is IT A CIRCUS St Joseph Case Delayed Over License
In St Joseph Missouri on June 31 the criminal case against rate seller W F Cody Buffalo Bill, charged with operating without a license, was continued. Cody pledged to appeal to the highest courts, drawing wide attention as the court decides if he must pay the lease fee for theater content and fees. The Santa Fe Route advertised excursion tickets to Nashville and Knoxville for the exposition.
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Textler Cireamed
Santa Fe
Nashville
Tenn
Keturh
University of Chicago autopsy society forms brain donation pact
Prof Frederick Starr leads students forming a secret autopsy society at the University of Chicago. They pledge to donate their brains to science after death, along with a brief mental history detailing virtues and vices. The project aims to connect brain tissue with personality traits through careful analysis and a written key.
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Autopsy Society
Chicago
Frederick Starr
The
University of Chicago
Greatest of all poll politics and party rivals unfolded
The passage debates Republican and Democratic party legacies through historic figures and ministers. It evokes sacred tone and notes that no era lacks notable leaders such as Clark, Parkhurst, Potter, and others, asserting divine providence amid political strife.
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Pepublican Party
Snd Grant
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Tackson
Christan Church
Tts
Clark
Parkhurst
Houth
Wanamaker Hosts Christian Endeavor Meet at Carnegie Hall
Rev Dr Francis Clark greeted by 4000 at Carnegie Hall upon return from an 11 month world tour for the Christian Endeavor Society. Wanamaker presided and said the platform is a dock for a good ship, declining to make a political speech. Knights and Daughters of Tators service observed in North Topeka with processions and readings.
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New York
Francis & Clark
Chrisian Endeavor Sotiety
Carnegie Hall
Staunshiy Sritannie
W. L. Amerman
New York City Christian Endeavor Union
Fair Sox
Amerman
John Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Philadelphia
The
Knights and Daughters of Tators
B Street
North Topeka
O. G. Mt. & W. Parker
Pally
Sitia
Fast Sixth Street
Stati T
Kansas Avenue
Kanan Avenue
North
Topeka
Hoatreet
Sid Dsushtew
A.J. Fatey
Ialehe DB
Wedlford
P. W. Barker
Gospel Keen
Auther
Geant
Parker
Max Wn
Core
A J. Haky
Hdm
M E
Oden
C ‘S
Pearliesa Steam Laundry
Pobuec
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Gitte
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Metoughlin
A. E. Bursten
W. D. Mure
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Keely
Yale
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California
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Pheodore Durrant
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Ayers
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LW. B. Grant
Topeka Police Board
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Wichine
C. A. Wright
Sheriff Cone
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Friend
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