Beaneaters Chase Aeronaut in Silly Show Gone Wrong
A Boston crowd turned violent at an XO SHOW when Beaneaters chased an aeronaut advertised as the world’s only colored flyer. A $500 balloon stunt collapsed, tickets were snatched, and a wagon full of police cleared the crowd. No arrests were reported.
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Beaneaters
Boston
League
Balleromids
Professor Strickland
Bolainft
Peifemer
Sieh
Tait
Among Railroad Men and Shipping News
Heavy stock shipments move east and west as railroad activity dominates regional life. Reinstatements occur within the Skate Pe Conductor BR Denanve division after breach of trampline, affecting passenger service between Topeka and St. Jo. Conductor Murry Griffin resumes freight duties, while Theda Libbey returns to service after a six month vacation and Brakeman Libbey faces discipline for firing supplies on a bar during a drill train from Denver to Denver.
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BR @ Denanve
Railroad Crew Changes and Repairs Report
Mechanical and operating notes list Brakeman James O Byarne taking four days leave for a visit to Strong City. Fireman J H Brown resumes duties after a week in Kansas City. Engine 450 from Topeka slope overhauled and likely back. Engine 6 1/2? noted for overhaul at St Joe Prairie, with replacement labor. Fireman Longwan transferred from Chicago to Santa Fe and assigned in Topeka. Engine Bingins 18, a major locomotive, rebuilt at Santa Fe shops and to be sent to Sanume shop. excursion planned with rate likely 60 cents adults and 25 cents children. Committee formed to arrange details. trip may run to Kansas City or St. Joe.
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James O'Byrne
Santa Fe
Strong City
Piremin J. H- Brown
Kansas City
Alinehuester
Tupeks
Genereal
Baek
Snetes
Phrotuanavmaph Longwan
Cago
Vivien
Soni Fe
Topeka
Sidirand
John Her
Bingins
Raton
Naspeo
Hp Renta
Thie City
General Cat
Sanume
Jie
Kensic Cy
St. Joe
Nickerson Notes Rail and staff changes reported
Nickerson notes detail personnel shifts at the railroad, including John G. Houston hired for innet helper duties, Harper Thomas Swath resigned, Brett of Newton on leave for finals, and Wy WT. Barker replaced. Other transfers include Fred Helvrtci to Florence as machinist helper, Walter J. Sherer returning from Falcond, and several staff moved to aid the Mexico division. Also notes a temporary extension of the Santa Fe ticket office and a ballast project along the main line with 39 000 yards specified.
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John G. Houston
Lord Ween
Harper Thomas Swath Hoe
Hostini
Amen Brett
Newton
Fred Helvrtci
Florence
Barker
Hutton
Starling
Ena Jets
Miller
Nickerson Stupa
Cottonwood Divis
Jon
Huson
Piveman
Peter Firetinn
Ae Cuibas
Listite
Finsnan
Walter J. Sherer
Walter Saunders
Ted Ty
Santa Fe personnel shifts and injuries in brief
Promoted clerks and foremen at the Santa Fe railroad include Amin Goodhue and E O Mann advancing to top supervision roles in Concordia and the Missourian system. A work accident injures Morris Collins at a Kansas City shop, while stock shipments move from Emporia toward Kansas City and back. A new Santa Fe general superintendent will be chosen by June 1, with the Southern California railroad post to be filled.
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E. O. Mann
Mann
Aivig Iow
Morris Collins
Morrie Collins
Santa Fe
Emporia
Kalass City
Kaneas City
Kanets Ane
Indian Territory
Bishop Vincent Remains in Topeka Amid Episcopal Reshuffle
May 28 Detroit Groveland reports Bishops and assignments shifting across cities. New arrangements place Minds in Detroit Walden in Cincinnati Warren in Denver and Vitkeent in Topeka among others, with potential clashes over Episcopal residence as Bishops Lewman and AtcCabe face choice between New Orleans, Fort Worth, and other sees. The North mission plan foresees heavy missionary work over the next five years.
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Topeka
Detroit Groveland
Gliese Heve
Fowler
Buitslo
New Orleans
Lous
Joe
ES Worth
Benson
Portland
Ore
Piadepila
Merita
Chicago
Andrews
New York
Minds
Detroit
Walden
Cincionnal
Warren
Denver
Sturet
Washington
Vitkeent
Omahe
Lewman
New Orients
Fr Worth
Wales Accepts Prince Will Fine With Boston Artillery Company
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Roeton plans a Vat to Einstead in July. A readable invitation from Wales invites the Prince to attend and inspect the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in July. Colonel Hedges confirms the Prince’s expected inspection at the Darlington hours.
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Boston
Roeton
Einstead
Prives
Wales
Sis
Murlbarich House
Pall
Billy
Pay on claims and conference report in sundry civil
A report from the ByWmits committee shows a contested total of 1 051 000 in various civil claims, including 427 000 for a Pacific improvement project, 46 000 for pollination costs, and 310 0 for supplies. The vote to approve the payment failed but supporters carried the motion on a later count. Also noted is a Wichita testimony about Dr Hand’s Collecive remedy for infants with a separate local notice.
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Pollasiom
Chautaugis Cluiny
Arequalad
Chatvingh Cannes
Appropriates Committee
Ali Sayere
Friends of the Claims
The Santa Fe Home Road Advertisement Snippet
A fragmentary ad urges travelers to visit The Santa Fe Home Road with a cheerful call to treatment and mentions W. C. Garvey as agent and a telephone number. Sparse lines reference Poorman & Cy and electric wiring services in an enigmatic early 20th century classified style.
Topeka Items and Events in Local News Snapshot
Local notes report a meeting of the committee of fifteen tonight and Judge Foster expected back from Wieh ite tomorrow. The city hosts a barrage of civic and cultural items including memorial day plans, school commencements, science lectures, and farm weather optimism amid a bustle of political talk and upcoming court actions.
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Ffteen
Foster
Wiehite
Washburn
Abengguet
R. E Welchte
Burlingate
Gunty Board of Equification
Shpichmorseles
Weshburn
Garfeld Park
Jewle Hanbock
John J. Ingalls
HE Lee Ratin
Topeka
Tntline
Rankin Mason
Hetue
Warkbern
Bern
Galena
AL Wagner
Tay Colurmie
Strick
Rick Jade
R. i Gemmel
Soita Fe
Ehmpaotere
RK Riteley
Congress
Colin” Harvey
Spire
Stanley
Laetie Aciinty Beh
Ite Comisienement Goeniters
Altamont
State House
Board of Public Works
Ervunda HO Petlows
Friends’ Uemuleimy
Wrabington
First Baptist Church
John Guthrie
Diwes
Supreme Court
Lee
Prinan
Edtech
Hamilton Hall
Blake
Jotce D A. Valentine
Safford
Speer
Jane Cox
Tureday
Frank A. Cor
Seward Avenue
Mohler
Victoria Dead Now 57 At Bridge Disaster
Victoria special report describes a bridge disaster with dozens of bodies recovered hourly. The May 8 steamer Recaliz arrival brings more details as authorities and salvage teams continue search within the enclosure. Names and local figures appear amid casualty tallies and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Soatite
Recaliz
Violet
van Bakizden
W. Murrey
Victoria
Pri
Sean
George Star
Marty Talbot
Batert Hole Vou
Tats Ntl
Line Rherrett
Early 1900s ads and notices blend of medicines and bonds
An OCR mashed page shows drug ads toutting Electric Bitters and Berge’s Diarrhoea Balm, with prices and store locations. A separate item reports E. Miller’s release on bond after federal charges related to misappropriation of funds, noting bond details and upcoming return to Chicago.
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Tolera Cash Gay Goods
Bast
Renee
Fumporter -Secood Mitares
Artistoye and Cassiiseres
WILL
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Soo
Breckinridge
Cours
Moscow
Sse
Prepheinetics
Lena
Hreeminridge
State Department
Lear
Franklin
Europe
Prosby Thomas
Junction City
W. Stansfield
Ranwan
Kansas Railroad
The
Eagie
Nickerson
Theimain Jine
Thie Santé
Onparta
Evans
Seni
Stadley
Lani Cherries
Chase Cams
Tomoise
CK & W
St-Jos Ofice
Joe Wi
Chamber of Commerce Holidiux
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Stiles
Meton
Cherkee Strip
Wellington
White Eagle
C. T
Geet
Ornich Yeas
Purdy
Amos Goodhue
Amin Goodhue
Good
Jobs Neville
Willie Thompean
Thomas Smith
Ay Raton
Sia
Monarch
Best Garner
Sotho Tos Bote
Vincent
Uniontown
Kan
Hand Medicine Co
Dr. Hand
Wichita
Bertha Woodward
Hanu
Ail Gruggiata
the Santa FE
Home Road
W. C. Garvey
Telephone No
Poorman & Cy
Homenews
Frank Nelson
Kansas City Panqace
Tie Bish School Etudents
Robert Stone Iis
Harsh
Uber
Justices Graver
Stone Wad
Qorstabte Storestreet
Iim
Jones’ Drug Store
Firth Street
Kansas Avenues
E. Mitler
Mey %&O
E. Biller
Federal Grand Jury
Clarence P Elder Cya SW
H. Brevoort
Myler
Chisage
Hage Allis Masry
Egypt
Monroe At
Por
al Chaney
East Sighth
Victor Wheel
Lex
Pratt’s
Bar@ware
Fryplementsy
Grand Opera House
Dorothy
Abanaya
Yasugie
Casey Muse Siem “Coosa
Etna
Ganst Srecisent
Cotealal
Hestraciag
Ecuney
William Tatlon
Iosmieae
Tepeamaget
BAY State
E. B. Guild
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