Forty Ladies Meet on Finances at Flower Parade
Forty women gathered at the mayor's office to discuss financing the town festival parade. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Sprague led planning for prizes, flower displays, costumes, and decorative carriages, with a focus on raising funds and coordinating volunteers for the Flower Festival Parade activities.
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Ceringa Presiad
Panny Davis
Faber
Tylas
Spe
Uudevarnor
Cartridge
Wien
Raemiert
Herriman
Matey
Cop Briggs
Topeka
Imouey
la Bee
Tu Lee
Lucy
Daddee
Fithler
Daly
Tony Dt
J. Stakion
Buachs
Imteen
Sprague
A. Gautrrath
Bidinesy
Stragur
Mt. A. Duiriow
Fedlex
Perade
Thames
Floral tower proposed by Topeka women sparks civic debate
A Topeka newspaper item discusses a proposed floral tower or garden feature as a centerpiece for a public display. The piece references participation by local women and suggests the project could become a focal point in community life, with plans and ceremonies under consideration.
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Topeka
California
Jousanl
Lam
Tapia
Fide Rursson
Thie
Setlolttwitar
Thik Quran
Bian
Soma Telng
Katess
Von der Ahe’s Troubles and Summer Showdown
The report outlines Von der Ahe facing troubles over a summer Stretch involving Shoot the Chutes and other ventures. It notes track people, electric nets, and the involvement of figures like Spink, Adler, Powter, and Hebert in a tense dispute with a Captain Boyton referenced amid shifting alliances and potential action.
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Monsy
Von
Ates
Pelo
Adler
Nur
Municipal Band Experiment Prompts City Conversation
A garbled report notes Philadelphix attempting a music experiment for the public with a municipal band. It mentions a planned concert in a public yard, anticipated safety concerns, and leadership by local officials. The text references civic figures and a discussion of public assurance and decorum, with unclear dates and places.
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Philadelphix
Furbishini
Sven Municipal
Cley Ball
Cmart Yard
Colette
Trinus
Barents
Pitheteintia
Uae
Benipe
Perey
Peter
McKinley Platform Debate Reported Amid Convention Turmoil
A Canton correspondent describes heated assertions at the convention over the platform for McKinley. Attendees accuse factions of pressuring speakers and maneuvering to shape the party line, while others defend the process as proper.
Among Railroad Men and Kansas Rail Road Matters
Items of interest include Santa Fe divisions and accounting fare plans. Freight credits and audits affect operations as years progress. George W. Petite of Glenda City submits a bid for coal supply to the A T S F contractor in this regional notice.
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Kansas Railroad
MECHANICAL AND OPERATING NOTES AMONG RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
Railway section outlines personnel movements and departmental reshuffles at the Santa Fe system. Conductor A J Rader takes leave of absence. Engine Set to arrive, shop upgrades planned in Albuquerque and Topeka shipments noted. Officials discuss audits, freight revenue, and inspections. Key figures include Geo W Speer, Bert Hutherland, J I Key, TH Pribbis, and W Mitchell. Travel and furloughs span Topeka, Chicago, and Philadelphia regions.
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A. J. Rader
Fanta Pr
Absinge
Lft
Fe Has Resterd Its Position and Will Neves WW Ferinlog
Wakaeden
Topeka
Albuquerque
Gunductur
Geo W_ Speer
Santale
Baw
Daioen di Itr
Wether Lowoe
Bert Hutherland Devaller
Sante Perermthouse
Thie City
Whives
Panneylvenia
Hulton
Cellin
Hiakkmes
Futon
Watkine
Santa Fe
Rate
N. M
Saveral
Merle
Sunta
Sarta
Palreve
Im Company
Wiscite
Mito
Ramsey
Gevern
Walsh
Mudce
New Mexico
Filo Grande
Notable Foreigner Theodor G Hoyck Tours U S Rail Project
Theodor G Hoyck from Pyrrasta Germany, head of the Public Works department, arrived in the United States for study of American railroad methods. He met officials in Washington, planned a seven week coast tour, and inspected rail materials, chutes, and protective grades. Santa Fe station changes followed wrecks, with new agents appointed in multiple posts. The Teller button appeared in Denver, honoring Senator Telfer.
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Theodor G. Hoyck
Joyi
Pyrrasta
Germany
Warhingrod
Hook
Patide
Washington
Faded Local News Item With Erratic Notes
A fragmented Topeka era dispatch notes various oddities including a bicycle patrol, university affiliations, political chatter, construction changes, and a curious mix of names. The jumbled lines reference people like J Vincent and Eugene Ware, a county coffin contract, a court verdict, and quirky anecdotes about activities and objects, all rendered in a rough OCR style.
Church at Midnight Novel Plan to Reach Cable
An unusual plan to reach cable employees unfolds as a church seeks to spread gospel service across the city. In June 26 events, Alva Ingle preaches in a tent at the edge of Independence, signaling a bold outreach effort.
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Goapel
Unclear Text From Cable Line Report On City Activity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Metropolis Cate Napoli and Une Nutt Street activity near Claveedd Avenue. Mentions anxious workers, court regrolar wore service and a card stored after two o'clock. About twenty railroad men were unscent. a hat passed during a wind storm.
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Cervine
Une Nutt Street
Claveedd Avenue
Wervice
Tures
Ex-Slaves Home to Be Dedicated July 15
A new home for ex-slaves near Genettae will be dedicated July 15 with Gov Morell speaking. The exterior of the building is finished and the project was directed by Charles Baker of the city. The facility, built with saloret materials, is described as vitally important for the ex-slaves community.
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Gov. Morell
Professor Canfield Pleased by McKinley Letter Tribute
Canton June 28 A university retires to Dear Abbors You recall that I told you I fall in the remit of thy mission a tribute of confidence in the people of this state The result of the conversion Ar St Louis straply car oles this thought out to the people of the motion Marshal's Band Concert Tonight Cantt for Marshal's Band Concert Tonight Al Ciarfield rhittk tesla Atrial Berd will redder Zampe Christain Band Forme in the Forest and Coocmitt Darin Starstat's land convert at Carfeta paris tonight
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Canton
ONG University
Abbors
Louie Straply
AL Ciarield Rhittk Tesla Atrial Berd
Zampe
Starstat
Carfeta Paris
Deportation talk and rail trip in a 1930s wartime style piece
Asbury Park dispatch describes deportation of women linked to a broader wartime crackdown. References to port towns, government laws, and special trains outline official action and public response with mentions of Port Townsend and Washington state.
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von der Ahe
Nol
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H. Chay
Fairbank
Toford Platt
Suyeyer
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Mars
Het. Ik
Prarie Sim
Runees
Delloacs
Hrerener
U.S
Royal Bowie
Santa Pe
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Wan
Fursiul
Au Bet Les
Heing
Gunta Fe
AL. T
Tvisiona
George W. Petite
Glenda. Cit
Tonite
Attanste & Pactic
Gus
A. T
Sngweer
Aeenrios
Tishuts SG
Sieart Mayven
Bauektin
Etoe
G. Lo Owen
Mierssaaee
Xai
Maus
J LL. Ruddick
Filinwsod
A. Smith
Mer Brawy
Alden
Kan
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Symene
Col
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Sulazbieher
Reo Mantis
Denver
Colorado
Leyla
FL Byrnes
Senator Telfer
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Henry M. Telfer
Fabrice
Thid
Tiakie
Alsisee
Teally Tie Bargate Etter
Tanaees
Peta Dries
Bae
Dellin
Fou
Awanay
the Palace Clothing CO
Kansas Avenue
Fez Stiff
Som Bate
Gineia
Mike Wintel
Auerbach & Guettel
Tyler
Suniny
Bundy
Brettia
Boind
J. Vincent
Kanna
T. A. Powell
Hnisesty
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Masa
Whniting
E. D. Riou
Queen of
Hartford
Laan
Repubican
Schoohill
Harton
Kansas Medical College
Public Works
Huntoon
Buirrisop
Eugene F. Wareays
Alexander Hanglend
Cy Leland
Sehool
John Hilbert
Cainonn
Pasautt
Jnstine
Gus Vistertiey
Opsta
Joly
Pally Uelone
Cyrland
D. A. Clements
Prof. Canfield
Major McKinley
Jersey Coast
Asbury Park
Dovle
Chile
Youle
Ami Cherie
Eiherin
Bruce
Washinetis
Jules Rearwilletter
Janamar
Lhe
Cot
Towrsend
Kiliclin
Opierte
San Po
Riket Wien
GaLte Ghitare
Peters
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