Mammoth hunt talk and Topeka news snippets
Local notes from Topeka cover plans for a mammoth hunt, travels of Mr and Mrs Geo Hackney, and J K Hudson leaving for duty. Reports mention a vocal concert, baseball plans between Topeka teams and the Huykes Indians, and various visits by state officials. A governor’s pardon request and a court case update are noted, with community events and military mentions shaping the day’s brief items.
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Gatteid Park
Geo Hackney
J. K Hudson
An Weleck
Ruport
Moe
Penled by their degree team to put on the work of the third degree
A description notes a degree team preparing to perform the third degree work before Hedren late Marshell's band. A tall lead of Mason and their family will accompany them on the journey over the Book Stand in a special train leaving Dere at one oeihoek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedren
Marshell
Mason
Dere
Oehoek
No Fever at Tampa Says Cavalry Corporal
J Cole formerly of Topeka, now corporal in troop M, Third United States Cavalry stationed at Tampa Florida, writes that western papers claiming fever has started there are false. He praises the camp, water, nearby bay, fruit and pineapples, and asserts soldiers can be as healthy as in any state.
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J. Cole
Topeka
G. Cole
Third
United States Cavalry
Tampa
Fla
Tnlon
James A. Treayman
Beth
New York
Seenia Harthus
FeSa Ee
Cccles
Enix
Kansas
T. F. Doran
Gail
Elds
Heaven
Capitol
Chivaga Helzhta
Atchison
Seaton
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Wichita
Clive
Fort Scott
Metropolitan Agricultural Police
Dewey
Manile
National Educational Association Meeting Announcement Distorted
National Educational Association meeting announced with travel details from points west of the Missouri River. July 1 to 12 notes Union Pacific service via Omaha or Kansas City. Describes day coaches to Pullman sleepers and dining, with one fare four dollars round trip quoted for the western region.
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Washington
Penate
Missouri River
Union
Union Pacific
Omebs
Kansas City
Runner Bests Bicycle In Dak Dash Park Race
Salina Kansas June 21 Dr Crintrod known as the Amontana Kid of Holeha Ateot and Frank White of Salina completed a novel race at Dak Dash Park yesterday. Grindrod the world champion foot racer set a 10 yard record of 9.4 seconds. White rode a bicycle and was edged by Grindrod by about 0 feet in a 1 yard dash standing start. A small crowd witnessed the event. Grindrod was to have raced Chick Berry from Junction City but the match was declared off after Berry failed to post the required cash stake.
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Salina
Kan
Crintrod
Amontana
Holeha
Ateot
Frank White
Dak Dash Park
Grindrod
White
Chick Berry
Junction City
Tenth Triennial National Council Meeting Travel Rates
Notice of the Tenth Triennial National Council gathering in Portland Oregon July 7 to 12 1898 with rail travel tickets on sale June and July 2 188 at 36040 round trip. Includes Santa Fe Route information for via Colorado return fares 24 dollars and Oct 1 travel plans with through sleepers to Washington and destinations including Pennsylvania.
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National Council of Congregational Churches
Portland
Ors
Santa Fe Houte
Colorado
Santa Be Fe
Topeka's Pride At Hotel Throop Event
A Topeka gathering at Hotel Throop last night drew marked success with attendees praising the program and celebrating community spirit. Notable figures introduced speakers and thanked volunteers for their efforts in promoting local pride initiatives.
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Throop
Notable Topeka Commercial Club Banquet
A large Topeka banquet at the Throop hotel drew a representative cross section of city business and professionals. Speeches praised local progress and future plans while patriotic decor and a six course meal framed the event. Toasts touched on business, law, and public policy with light humor and local pride.
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Topeka Commercial Club
Throop
Topeka
Breibers
Louse
Mir W. Dune
Even- Mir
Tiana
F. Dotan
Karsses
Woray
Mr. Doran
Dana
Governor Laedy
Doran
Tideanmurr
Thik
Mm Insure Ands Company
Topeka Commercial Club toast and fall festival notes
The address lauds the Commercial Club in Topeka for supporting civic projects and hosting events. It highlights factory output gains, the Creamery Butter Makers convention, and military mobilization in Topeka, with praise for public works, festival organization, and future prospects.
Topeka’s Rise Promises Prosperity and Civic Pride
In a festive address the Topeka Commercial Club praises the city’s progress from a prairie settlement into a growing urban center. It notes reduced debt, strong educational attainment, broad railroad connections, extensive clubs and libraries, and a confident view of continued development and civic virtue.
Kansas as a Soldier State speech honors Governor Seely
The speaker lauds Kansas as a soldier state noting its Civil War legacy of raising seventeen regiments without a draft. He cites calls for future volunteers, praises Kansas people as loyal citizens ready to defend their country, and expresses pride in governing such a loyal population.
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Kansas
Seely
Pyle
Union
Nivel
Bantam Tn
Haviron
Kanes
Hot Jong
Karvdas
Barnet Tonicht
Karrdit
Beauty In Blood Deep and the Clean Hin
A fragmentary ad style notice promotes Liniments and tonics for beauty and healing. Mentions products like Ratlard's Snow Tiniment and Gaititliacian cures for back pain, sore throats, and injuries. Includes scattered place names and pharmacy references suggesting a 19th or early 20th century patent medicine page.
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Mme
Yale
Mme. Yale
Tales
Ayer
Ule Skein Inlesesen
Shane
Valles
Vals
Wintmest
Mlk
America
Lis
Topeke
State House
Charles McCrum
Mitor W. L. Brown
Yraterday
Chickamauga
Valle
Gbvernor Laedy
Eraurode Meguralton
Viewerl
Astern
Mesgle Sickel
Gangete West
Wissouri Pacific
Gounella
Horton
Deb Harhaveh
Iitside
A. B. Harvey
Pwentywecond
Isckeon
Sov
Leeds
Liones
AL Brown
Ubes
Court Limit Association of
Ominus
Holton
National Educational Association Meeting
NEA
Penneylvania
the Commercial Club
Beremia
Ceret
J. Bablet Reeves
Suille
Baz
Caricena
Pouiss Ackerman
Titian
Town
Emylioyeldhty
Desco
Creamery Hutter- Makers’ Association
Ark
Frebederg
Edy
Pomlist
Patie
Wall
Anderson
Nyrebita
Dekia
Baker
Spaese Et Cood
al- Naya
Lecson
Béloit
State Capitol
Court House
Compiedon
Jimasen
West Bridge
Tom McNeal
the Mail and Revese
Towats
Orl Crass
Ghenge
Pestlenos Haz
Stedman Club
New Jerusalem
Cis
Golden Gate
Massachusetts
Puckling House
Sax
Edo
Ramwjum
PT. Bonebrake
Top
C. K. Holliday
F. W. Glies
Daniel H. Horne
George Davis
Senich Chase
J. B. Chase
M. C. Dickey
C. Robinson
LG. Cleveland
C.K. Holliday
Frye W. Giles
Jong Ufe
Popeka
Joe Waters
Prkerman’s Club
Inc
Fuwit
Public Free Library
Metropolis of
Seton and Gomorrah
Potwin
St. Peter
Tarmoillan
Arch St. Phila
Greta Ik
Woodbury
Ratlard’s
W. Standled
Anil Milliers Pharmacy
Cor
Tupeloe
Lake Michigan and
Lake Superior Transportation Co
Chicago
Cumfort
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