Champion at Chess Discusses the Game in the United States
In New York on June 21, chess champion Harry N. Pike Dury reports on the recent attention toward the Ut eont fun city visits and international matches. He notes preparations for mid summer gatherings by the Northwestern league and the Joe State association while discussing plans for future matches and terms with rival players including Lasker.
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Pillsbury
United States
New York
Harry N. Pike- Dury
America
Heese Geltaln
Maw
Northwestern League
Joe State
Obion
Bist
Buffalo
Eemes
Lasker
Chicago
Veux
Sender
New Yore
Pennsylvania Chess Associant Improbahe
Penseylvasians
Manchester Duke Denies Gambling in Bankruptcy Court
The Duke of Manchester testified that losses in theatrical ventures caused his bankruptcy, denying gambling. Unsecured debts reached £36,710 with assets cited at £5,000. He indicated the failure stemmed from theatre losses, not gambling, during a final examination in the bankruptcy court.
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Manchester
London
Duks of
Hiv
Duke of Manchester Relt
Pennsylvania Limited Style Train Through St Louis and Atlantic City
Passenger notes show schedule mentions St Louis to Atlantic City times, with through service via Vandalia Pennsylvania Short Lines. Mentions Broad 5 Broad Street and stations in Philadelphia, Pitt crowding and Alleghanies as scenic claim. Contact J M Chesbrough A P AGt St Louis or J T Sotey BP deent Kanes Oley Mo for details.
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St. Louis
Staton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pitt
Alleghanies
J. M. Chesbrough
A & P Agt
J. T Sotey
BP Deent
Kanes Oley
Delights At Topeka Lawn Parties And Dances
Misses Banta Waters and Maria Norton led a sociable Thursday morning at Western Avenue for a porch party, with a large guest list from Topeka society. That evening Vinewood hosted a subscription dance with many local residents, musicians, and hosts listed, marking a bright social high point of the week.
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Banta
Po Waters
Hoptessea
Maria Norton
CEERS
Warren BM. Crosby
Mr & Chaney
Lee Clinton Forbes
David Norton
Dorr N
A. S. Embree
Charles Wood
Judd
Hive Mary Post
Stina Mise Xatharine Searles
Tia
Mins
Alena Chueh
Virgie Payne
Elsie Eucatlee
Ken Lathan Valentine
Miia May Ebert
Pearl McFarland
de Revengon
Mexico
Lay Collins
Pueblo
Alice
Virginia Meade
Unete
Western Avenue
Miss Robenson
Sian Co Collins
Helen Aera Ea Fay Quinton
Ailse Louise Wood
Louise Allison
Grace Prost
Stes
Milas Edna Herbst
Joe Lakin
Madel
Acinur Woll
Hethany College
Hdna Crane
de Berves Sauic
Hosamond Horton
Ray Martin
Mary Harmbhinon
Bessie Stewart
Fanny King
Emma White
Louise Henderson
Louise Kellam
Mary Chambarlain
Hobart
Mes Beulah Lee
Minx Kimball
Helen Thompson
Susie Gay
Misa Sus Sharitt
Sta
Rockford
Misa Marguerite Warner
Bart Vernon Case
Topeka
Heillanthus Club
Vinewood
Low Collins
Devil Norton
Dorrorton
Marie Ee
Arthur Abilene
Mra
GO. W. Hurd
Nthe Copeland
Ion Red
Garin
Broskirn
Califer- Sirs
Sarah Sewdter
Olathe
Topeite
Mra. A. O. Ros
Local Notables Attend Services and Socials Across Towns
Miss Gertrude and Miss Emmat dedicate today to music study while Miss Gertorton and Gordon plan pane length sessions. Mrs Shattuck and son visit Topeka friends for a week as Rev Canon Bywater presides at Horton churches. Distinct invitations announce engraved wedding notices and social engagements across Kansas locales.
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Gertrude
Merton
Cmiay
Gert Orton
Gordon
Mary Blofton
Thureday
Richland
Eawin J. Dent
Logan, Coe
Missplush
Dr. Berry
Town
Str
J.D Bf Eson
Louise Bell
Prances Holman
Base Munte
Tuth
Lucile Brant Gardner
Lucile
Mild Smith
Dean W Vancess
Edwin Fraser
Leon Gar
W. FH. Johnston
Ranges City
Shilmer Wit
Kansas City
Laura Welding
W. H. Shattuck
Ross
Caldwell, Kea
Topeke
Canon Bywater
Bt Thomas
Horton
Bt. Lutte
Adame
Times reports on Westbound freight rate talks
The Times notes a Trunk Line association meeting in New York on June 23 to discuss westbound rate disturbances. It states western lines proposed their own percentage and that trunk lines agreed rates were generally well maintained. A conference with western lines was planned to adjust matters.
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New York
Times
Trunk Line Association
Tas
Niagara Frontier
Knights of Labor movement to renew activity in New York area
A June report describes plans to revive the Knights of Labor in New York and nearby districts with secret meetings and tightly held details. Leaders say the effort is experimental and will reveal specifics only if the movement proves likely to succeed, amid a broader context of labor organization.
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New York
Knights of Labor
Rockieland Rental Tickets Offer From San Francisco
Travel deal for 45 000 dollars to San Francisco and return via The Rockieland Rental. Tickets valid July 6 to August 31 with stopovers west of Colorado. Contact A M Puller for reservations and details.
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San Francisco
Colorado
A. M. Puller
July Excursions on The Great Rock Island Route
The Rock Island announces very low fares for July travel to Glenwood Springs Salt Lake Ogden Denver Detroit Milwaukee and Chicago with round trips listed. Agent A M Fuller CP.A invites inquiries by phone for details and stopovers.
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Rock Island
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Denver
Colorado
Sind
Inchinive
MM. Fuller
Fragmentary Telegrams Chronicle Diverse Updates
A batch of brief telegraphic items covers health reports, diplomatic notes, and local events. Mentions a diplomat at the state department, a death aged seven, a charity fete in Honolulu, and a malaria remedy claim. Read as scattered snippets from June reports with incomplete names and places.
Are You Gsing Francisco with the Epworth Tunmac The Union Pectfic
A garbled note mentions a special tourist train with sleeping cars and tickets still available through an agent. It hints at a social or friendly event, with a person named Billiard involved in sending messages, but the text remains incoherent and fragmented.
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Francisco
Union Pectfic
Tana
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