Relief for Kansas troops at Chickamauga camp urged
Kansas citizens rally to aid sick soldiers of the Twenty First Kansas Regiment at Chickamauga Park. Mrs. T J King reports dire conditions and calls for immediate relief, including night shirts sheets medicine and food. Fundraising and shipments planned with Governor Leedy consulted. aim to raise several thousand dollars and supply cot beds medicines and hospital fare until federal aid arrives.
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Chickamauga Park
T. J. King
Twenty-first Kansas
Kansas
War Department
Uncle Sam
Chattanooga
Mra King
Topeka
Myme
Uhe
King Tars
Kink
Armetrong
Leedy
Recognition Day in Ottawa Kans Graduation Dramatics
The Ottawa Kansas recognition day featured 62 graduates and diploma recipients. Attendees included Rev HW Chattee Mrs H W Chatfet and the Griffins from Girard Mize Louis and Mary Daunaker Mrs Clith Kaneds City and others from Lawrence Pebgravs of Fedimond and Mrs Kenmu. The ceremony took place in Pier tabernale hall with an arch and decorative symbols for military science and literature. Dr Haribut gave the address and Miss Rye Heartin of Emports provided readings including excerpts from Que Vadis.
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Ottawa
Kan
Chalitee
H. W. Chatfet
Griffin
Girard
Mize Louis
Mary Daunaker
Mra Clith
Kaneds City
Mra
Joh Turner
Lawrence
Lawrence Piles
Hs Peegravs
Fedimond
Ken
Haribut
Rye Heartin
Thiernacle
Untidy Court Drama Over Arrest For Carrying Revolver
John Egan was arrested by Officer Woods for carrying a revolver along with a knife and a pocket handkerchief. In court Chief Stesbe riled the desk, judges Atchison and Serevent presiding. Tim Donovan and Sergent Tim debated the outcome as the crowd watched. Judge Atchison fined Egan $2 for the disturbance and alleged rap shooting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Egan
Woods
Stesbe
Judes Atchison
Serevent
Tim Donovate
Tim Tuk
Wade
Tiny
Jodgy Atchtoon
Summer Opera Plans Amphitheater at Gar Od Park
A Topeka notice states that an amphitheater to seat 100 will be built in Gar Od Park. The wall will be 73 feet by 140 and open on all sides. The project aims to host July and August events including big vehicle attractions and summer races, offering entertainment at a popular price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY. Sess Agassinesc Succane Et Materiatis Fund
Gar Od Park
Mtnti
Vandeeille Attrac Iievetae
Topeka
Mrs Lowe Emerges as Dark Horse in Federation Race
Denver June 21 The General Federation of Women’s Clubs presidential race shows Mrs W H Lowe of Atlanta Ga as a strong contender. Denver hosts a large out of town presence with 2000 delegates expected and plans focused on credentials, dues, and limiting women to one issue per talk. The event features Mrs Sarah Platt as possible vice president candidate and includes notable figures such as Mrs Alice Ives Breed and Mr Bryan among delegates.
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Denver
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. H. Lowe
Avlanta
Georgia Federal Flatts
Denver Women's Club
Sarah Platt
Mes
Alice Ives
Breed of Heston
Will Solow
Hien Hetrvtin
Platt
Ube
Siv
Suffrage Societies
Daughters of the Revolution
Walker
Ted Helmuth
New York
Wa. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Henrotin
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louisville
Omaha Exposition Plan for Grand Exposition in U S
Announcement promotes the first grand exposition planned in the United States near Omaha with access across the Missouri and Illinois Valleys. Travel via Burlington Route offers through tickets with stopovers and reduced excursion rates. Fireworks Wholesale and retail promotes Troup's Enterprise.
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United States
Missouri
Ippi
Omaha
Burlington
Troup
Peace talks rumor stirs Paris as US Spain negotiations eyed
London reports from Paris indicate renewed Parisian diplomacy on a US Spain peace, with ambassadors told to stay ready and a likely major development within days. French foreign minister Hanatoux, backed by the czar, is cited as a principal promoter of the talks amid Meine cabinet tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Spain
M. Hanatoux
Faure
Foreign Office
Cuban Autonomy Debate Ends in Congress
Senor Galvez, president of the colonial council, calls for unity for all inhabitants of Cuba and lauds Captain General Blancco while deputies applaud. The Cuban congress approves the address and delivers it to the captain general. Also report says US battleship Texas attempted a landing at Punta Cabrera but was repulsed by Spanish troops. A Spanish guerrilla force fights insurgents near a rail line at Darame with dynamite bombs exploded and captured.
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Havana
Senor Galvez
Colonial Council
Cuba
Blancco
Morden
Vader
Messare
United States
Texas
Punta Cabrera
Santiago de Cute
Col Aldea
Guerrila
Darame
Havens
Two of Dewey’s Men Arrive to Describe Manila Battle
Secretary Long received from Dr Kindleberger assistant surgeon of the Olympia and Gunner Evans of the Boston vivid accounts of the Manila engagement. Both veterans spoke of the crew’s readiness and high spirit as dawn broke on the battle, noting Spaniards unprepared and the Olympia leading the attack through mines.
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Dewey
Washington
Lons
Kindleberger
P Urseon
Olympia
Gunner Evans
Boston
Manila
San Francisco
Admiral Dewey
Permissigh
Evans
Gunter Evans
Associated Press
Manila Bay
Maine
Philippines
Aira
Spanish Vessels Try to Run Ravens Blockade Near Havana
Key West June 21 A vessel from the blockading fleet off Havana reports no incidents aside from occasional shelling and light activity near Morro Castle Cojimar and Reina Batista fortifications Three searchlights have been mounted along shore The auxiliary gunboat Maple fired on the Spanish vessels which returned to port and have not since attempted further action
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Key West
Havana
Morro Castle
Cojimar
Morro
Reina Bat
Maple
Topeka Social and Personal Notes Highlight Summer Plans
The Derthick club met Monday evening in Mr von Dahlen rooms with a small but pleasant gathering. Many Topeka residents plan trips and visits, including John E. Frost party to Omaha, Mrs Hewitt visiting from Emporia, and Bear Lake and Nantucket trips for several couples. Local meetings, guests from Lincoln and Lawrence, and upcoming social events at Topeka homes fill the week as Topeka society keeps busy.
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Derthick Club
von Dahlen
Schumann
Adelaide
Miss Malloon
Chaconne
Oesner
Florence Knox
Akin
John E. Frost
Jean
Eleanor Wark
Omaha
Ean McFarland
Arthur McClintock
Russel Frost
Tod Isgraham
Orrie Garvin
John McKee
Hewitt
Martha McCabe
Emporia
S. McCabe
D. J. Harding
Mia
O'Brien
Ollie
Estes Park
Col
Carl House
Lawrence
John R. Mulvane
Hubert Dey
Manitou
F. E. Craddock
Kansas City
Mr. Craddock
Marie EB. Morse
Hiawatha
Lucile Mulvane
Agnes Hansen
Margaret Bear
Mattie Jones
James T. Hayden
Ruby Hicks
Topeka
W. D. Gassett and Sons
Maritcu
J. B. Chandler
F. C. Miller
Burlington
W. B. Quigity
Helen of Sterling
C. B. Reed
Misa Mabel Rogers
Edith Davis
Ladies’ Music Club
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka Avenue
Howard Armstrong
Cleveland
Ohio
Don Mulvine
Lingsay Pegues
Coultis Farm
W. E. Stemen
Edith Roth
Edith Elliott
Zena Bruner
Tela Anderson
Willa Welch
Flossie Ellison
Ethel Johnson
Sammie Ellison
Johnnie Page
Wille Creamer
Tony Real
Cheap Rates for AMA Annual Meeting Denver Travel
The American Medical Association annual meeting in Denver June 7 to 12 offers a one fare for the round trip from all Kansas points plus $2. Tickets go on sale June 7 to 12, with return until July 5. See nearest agent for Denver to Colorado point side trips. H C Townsend GP T A St Louis. E Nipps Agent Topeka. Bethany Lawn Fete becomes porch party tonight due to rain. gymnasium and Wolfe hall will be used despite weather. S. S Ford Ty Ty Ga.
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Wolfe Hall
Washington, D.C
Great Rock Island
Ballimore
Obie
American Medical Association
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
United
Colorado
H_C_ TOWNSEND
T. A
Bethany
S.S Ford
Sumner
Santa Fe
Nebraska
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Hore Wheatless Corn Reports From 44 Kansas Counties
Forty four Kansas county clerks report agricultural statistics to Secretary Colburn for the year ending March 1, 189s. Data cover wheat, corn, alfalfa, Kaffir corn and sorghum for forage, cattle and swine, with increases and decreases across multiple counties. Fourth of July rail fares and local notices follow this agricultural summary.
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Kansas
Colburn
State Board of Agriculture
I Uircent Aalto
Kingman
Pawnee
Chase County
Cloud
Edwards
Greenwood
Ams
Jewell
Marion
Mitchell
Tice
Anderson
Wid
Stafford
Lait
Woodson
Leavenworth
Moreis
Ottawa
Sheridan
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Visits
In North Topeka several brief items note daily life as residents visit relatives, take positions, or travel. Miss Margaret Summers begins work as a bakery cashier. Theo and Gay Schulze visit grandparents. Mr Teens, Union Pacific agent, and Mrs Bil Garner with children travel for family reasons. Annie Deschant funeral announced at Cermak Catholic church. Mrs. N. F. Coskie returns from visit.
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Margaret Summers
Jem
Theo
Gay Schulze
War Haven
Charles Hajech
Santa Fe
Boller Creek
A. F. Eby
S . Mr. Teens
Macs City
Union Pacific
Wabim
Bil Garner
Joni and
Gsaoe Brand Ogee Renaar
Iit
Moe
Bee Rents
Mr Cash
Schwarte
Central Avenue
Victor Counell
Barrett
George Currier
Leverine
Erin
Calltons Friemis
Denver
Annie Deschant
Genes
Ine
Fentinas
Mas Reid
Hasar
Eugene Field Original Mirth Free Preference Benign
A fragmentary notice credits Eugene Field with a unique bid for a local fund or display. It mentions J West Godwin as treasurer and Sedalia, Missouri as the scene. The text is garbled but indicates an identity and a civic role in supporting an event or project.
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the Tribune Primerie
Eugene Field
J. West Goddwin
Peeceren
Sedalia
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Aransas
Bethany Lawn
Agent Santa Fe
Ben
Moville
Chautanque
Summer Opera
Garfield Park
Royal
Mrs. Lowe
Women’s Federation of Clubs
Omaha Exposition
Peage
Russia
France
Cuban Colonial Council
Social and Personal
Cal
Ottens Cheuteugua
Forest Park Station
Tune Ith
Kans
Wolle Hall
Warren M.grosby & G
America
Foulard
Percale
Lawns
Jaconet
North Topeka
Kimball Pig. Co
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