Exem plifies Work at Wamego and lodge notes
The Topeka chapter K A M and Lodge No. 40 L C O E report initiations and new candidates. The Lineola Post 3 G A R outlines events including a Rog-pole social, a July celebration, and remarks by W riht on The Bear Tiaaner. Veterans of the Spanish War participate. details include donations, seating, and a planned return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineola Post
G. A Rytas
Julie
Point Rall
Wricht
Lode
Missouri
Grand Chaplain McClaridy and Topeka Leaders Named
Read as a church bulletin noting Grand Chaplain Chetops and Grand Lectureship head M. D. Jones from Topeka Chiad uatedlan of Widows and Or fare Bertie, with implied honorifics and organizational roles in a ceremonial list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClaridy
Chetops
M. D. Jones
Topeka
Chiad—uatedlan of
Review of Trade Signals Bank Closure Tremor on Wall Street
The Weekly Review of Trade notes a small New York bank closed its doors amid sensational Wall Street chatter that broader business is not at fault. It cites unsettled conditions in coal regions and looming harvest prospects, with lingering uncertainty about the economy’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Kun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Victoria Cup Race At Hurst Park Awarded To Sweet Dixie
London June 22 St Leven was first in the race for the Victoria Cup a 20 sovereigns prize with 300 sovereigns added and a sweepstakes of 3 sovereigns at the Hurst Park meeting today Richard Croker's Ewervt Divie was second and Clacuer third An objection against St Levan on the grounds of boring was sustained and the race awarded to Sweet Dixie The Victoria Cup is a solid gold stake representing the late Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Leven
Stontes
Catpe
Hurst Park Semmer
Richard Croker
Ewervt Divie
J. Hei
Clacuer
St. Levan
Sweet Dixie
Queen Vic
Governor Takes Hand on Saloon Case Finances
Governor Stanley remitted the fine in the saloon case against Swashers, Hore Crist, Madeline Southard, and Ida Chadwick to one dollar plus costs. The original fine was nineteen dollars with about three dollars in costs in each case. the court costs could not be remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Hore Crist
Madeline Southard
Ida Chadwick
Trial in Oskaloosa over Foley Kirby case ends in jury hold
Court heard testimony from Dr. Smith about treating a pistol wound in Kirby’s ankle. Witnesses described family ties and a dispute over marriage, with Foley denying marriage to Clara Kirby and threats arising from a contested relationship. The defense rested, the judge ruled on rebuttal, and the trial paused for deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Kan
Smith
Drews
Kirby
The
Eich
Sasa
Clare
Belle Kirby
Harry
Jalan Ton
May Bar Foley
Therm
Clara
Foley
Hint
Hhe Wee
Charlie
Clank
Topeka
Munn
Imaan
Ald
Goddard
Antis
Wes
Horace Shaffer
Horace Finney
J. Attwood
Lantenworth
Praise for Funston at Kane Avenue event
Fragmentary OCR note praises for Funston with limited readable details about a gathering or exhibit at Kane Avenue and mentions a minute count and some photo references. It preserves no clear date or organized facts.
Church Notes and Services Across Town
A fragmented listing details multiple churches with service times, locations, and programs. It mentions Topeka avenues and various streets, Bible study, morning sermons, Sunday schools, and planned conferences. Also notes tours by church groups and upcoming baptisms, with references to specific pastors and congregations.
Johnson Mediator Secures Settlement at Armour Packing
Labor Commissioner W. Lee Johnson returns from a successful mediation in Kansas City securing a wage raise from 2.75 to 3 dollars per day for machinists at Armour and Cudahy plants, reinstatement for strikers, and new overtime allowances. The Kansan miners and operators conference ended Friday with wage and blacksmithing adjustments and groundwork for further mediations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuenssener
W. Lee Johnson
Scrvle
Armour and Cudahy
Kansas City
Johnson
Mir
Kansan
Unclear note on digestion and health claims
An opaque, fragmentary text asserts impaired digestion and headaches after meals, suggesting a weakened stomach may cause sour belching and discomfort. It mentions attention to the issue but remains incoherent and cryptic overall.
Voters Qualifications and Registration Provisions
The text outlines who may vote in elections, requiring state residency, citizenship, and for some, literacy and property or income criteria. It also describes registration rules and eligibility thresholds, including grandfathered groups and conditions for those with land or income ownership, all subject to disqualification sections and tax payment status.
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Agri Tries
Mexico
Confederate Second
Rezlester Ag
Br Bester
Hoover Challenges Bridge Contract Change in Rossville
J. W. Hoover appeared before county commissioners demanding that the Missouri Valley Bridge contract for the Rossville bridge adhere to original plans and specifications. The award stood at $12.80 base? Hoover had bid 313,260. He argued changes would raise the cost by about $2,000 compared with the original design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hoover
Missouri Valley
Rossville
Missouri Valley Bridge Company
Rowsville
Missouri Valley Company
Hoover
Wichita resident featured in regional events and notices
Local notes list Scudder of Wichita in celebration and trips, Rev B S Hoch to Wald, a church service in Dover Kan, Prof Jackson’s Twenty third Regiment band to perform at Carfield Park, and a Rock Island train to Beatrice Neb for a Frank W Gunsillius lecture. The Ohio club meets, mystic event planned, July issue of Stamsher's Mail released, and a new autobiographical sketch series by Mrs. Watson appears.
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Rae Cherian Oh
Topein Avenue
Hatwean Berth
Sevan
Pastor Bible Mehod
Gasleer
Bat
Lingoin Pin’ Hall
Josephs Firet Chareh
CBS Sam ‘Tieggeen
Charles
Parlal
Third
Jackson
Sorper
Fourth
Branner
Ee Pada
Asmi
Mra
Thampaon
Intel
Nti
Iene
Arch
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Ching
BP. In
Ww. Tl. Ff
Rocky DeGros Mijuntaie
American Sunday School Union
Acopar
Grace Cathedral
Pras
John W. Sykes
Ively F
Dir
N. Bells
D. D
Chung
Jefferson Siest
Bmo City Park
Ruinei
Ata
Epworth
Gites
Evans
Scudder
Wichita
W. Gavitt
B.S Hoch
Wald
Presbyterian Ehurch
Dover Township Sunday School Association
Congregational
Dover
Kan
Rock Island
Beatrice
Neb
Frank W. Gunsillius
Armour Institute
Chie
Ohie Giuh
Seventh Street
Ohio
Davos
Stamsher
Mre Waton
Boers scattered as Kitchener reports Pretoria actions
London dispatch cites Lord Kitchener stating Boer forces scattered near Pietersburg after raids toward Song Lake. Report notes 20 casualties and that some units surrendered, with British forces advancing and reorganizing defenses in the Pretoria theater.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Song Lake
Frei
Depties Haa
Pietersburg
St Sen
Fragmentary report of a burglary and assault at a home
An early morning break in at a residence near Buren involved forced entry and theft of harnesses. A struggle occurred, a person was knocked to the floor, and a portion of clothing or a button was noted as disturbed. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Dickey
I Vas Buren
Ste. Ued
Serena
Herrold Locked Up
Will m Herrold, ill with smallpox, was confined at the pest house after repeatedly leaving his home at 1417 Tyler and exposing neighbors including A Watson’s family. Sanitary officers say he may be there about two weeks until recovery and release.
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Tyler
Herrold
Whooping Cough and Croup Attack Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a whooping cough case in a child with severe croup attacks. The passage references a World-Herald source and mentions products Satin-Skin Cream and Victorex Baking Powder as advertised items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Snare Etter World-Herald
Crogeiste
Winnies
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 3 case event and a gas Beno at Latex with unclear names and dates. It references Keeone eyeni and a shipment or expedition, but most details are unreadable. The readable pieces suggest a municipal or local notice but lack coherent facts.
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Mineola
Wamego
Lodge No. 40
Holton Ossety
Planetoe
Parerta
Bowe
Tupska
W. C Chaffee
Sohn Daly
CL. Hobart
Savas Eye Pinyer
Robert Amith
Cans
Clark
Wei Reet
A. C U
Ladies of Security
Evatetoe
Nebraska
Ana
Prpling
PLC
I. Wittkind
Deaw
Brand Mre
Rere
Adacat
Mes
Grant Jdammon
Tarally
Bestey
Ned Nial
Cates
Bideor
Stéme
Mie
Kahn
Mait
Cemorie
Hannon
Prince Hall
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Kanes
Colorado
Leavenworth
Pecn
H. Langston
Alec
Swithh & Bendcorne Gald Watch
Chain and Ster WE
Stewart
Topetea
Wee
Grant
Jane i Emporia
Ll Tliana Rova
Langston
Tope Grand Fayal
Witsor
Fmparia
Belle ‘ ‘Smother
Arkansas City
Tacksom Topeka
Jennie Shore
Eliue Lawrence Orend
Alice Mt Bola Seuiaie Sakaivend Conductreer
Emma Mitchell
Weess
Amporia
Review OF Trade
Dan
Croxer
Funston
Ganip
Cape Luter
Kane Avenue
Church Notes
Marshall's
Wil
Garfield Park
Kansas Avenue
Calo
Hood’s
Sarsaparille Wrbtch
Alabama
Rossville Bridge
C. H Matterws
van Buren St
Omestic
Tucker
Capitol Building and Loan Associa
Kansas Ave
Delagoa Head
W. L Dickey
Burghart’s Cigar Store
Victorex
Torexa Laundry
Jackson Street
Chaney & Morton
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Topeka, Kansas
C. T. Crawford Summer Theater
Ee Beeiney Street
Car Street
Miss Bernice Howard Co
Monte Crist
Tues
Tuseday
Thoreday
the Huntier
Sais St Rowley & Soow
Frances Johnson
Fourth Avenue
Mochester
Munday
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