Return of Kansas Twentieth Regiment Flags Celebrated
A parade honors Kansas Twentieth Regiment veterans and battle flags. General Hudson presents sword to General Survnan as regimental colors are carried past cheering crowds in Topeka with state leaders and veterans observing solemnly.
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Parade of the Twentieth Kanes on Kansas Avenue
Thousands gathered along Kansas Avenue at 5 PM to honor the Fighting Twentieth Kansas. General Hughes led the parade with Marshall’s band and veterans from Grand Army, A I, and other groups marching past cheering crowds in Topeka.
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Welcome Home to Topeka Soldiers at State Capitol Parade
Crowds estimated at 60 000 packed the state house grounds and surrounding streets to greet returning Kansas soldiers led by General Funston. Fireworks and aerial bombs lit the sky as banners and cheers proclaimed welcome home while families, mothers, fathers, and brothers embraced the troops amid a jubilant, crowded celebration.
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Missouri Pacific special collides with freight near Blue Mound
A Missouri Pacific special carrying Company F of the Twentieth Kansas from Topeka to Fort Scott collided with a M K & T freight train ten miles north of Blue Mound. The fireman was injured and many passengers were shaken up. the engine wrecked. Onboard were Major Martin, Capt. Bhidler, Lieuts. Burton and Warner from Gen Punston’s staff among many excursionists.
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Heavens on Fire at Twentieth Kansas Reception
A festive reception for the Twentieth Kansas ended after a dramatic display described as a hot time in the town. Spectacular pyrotechnics lit the sky with fiery rainbows and meteors, captivating attendees during the event.
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Cabinet approves Philippine Commission report in two hour meeting
Washington reports that a cabinet meeting lasting two hours focused on reading and discussing the preliminary Philippine Commission report. The session moved quickly as officials reviewed the document and considered its findings and implications.
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Philippine Commission
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Parade and Fireworks Mark Kansas Day of 1901
The crowd gathered to celebrate with cadets from St John’s Military School and state colleges, Kansas National Guard units, and visiting bands. Fireworks over the Kansas Capitol lit the sky as generals and dignitaries watched, amid cheers for the Twentieth and the Philippine commission. The reports noted satisfactory cabinet actions on postal union relations and Cuba’s civil government, with calls for reform of the military administration.
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Medal of Honor Recipient in Kansas Parade
A man named Mr. W. Richey, who carried the Kansas G. A. flag in yesterday’s parade, is said to possess a Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry at Chickamauga. Richey lived in Wabshunee county in 1863 and reportedly received his medal in 1393.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident
Wolff of North Kansas Avenue reports relief from chronic back pain and kidney weakness after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Rowley Snow's drug store. He states the pain disappeared and has not returned, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo listed as sole U.S. agents.
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Topeka Visitors Honor Twentieth Kansas Tehment
About 26 000 visitors were in Topeka Thursday for the Twentieth Kansas Tehment event. Special trains brought many travelers to the city with large crowds seen at the bridge across Soldier Creek where a collapse occurred. A horse was killed and a wagon damaged as an iron bridge failed under a heavy load. County Clerk John M. Bre...
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Joe Brown
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Market Report From Chicago On Argentine Influence
Today’s market shows Argentine supply to lift early wheat activity but gains fade as selling pressure mounts. Corn and oats see steady to firm action while provisions firm with cash demand. receipts and cash demand shape prices across cereals and meats.
Chicago Livestock Market Shifts and Wheat Outlook
Mixed livestock results with cattle and hog receipts noted. market steady to firm in parts, with hogs and cattle showing varied prices. Wheat and corn futures moved lower after early strength as export demand remained tepid and cash markets showed limited revival. Northwest shipments weaker than prior week amid uncertain demand.
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Market Wrap and Prices From New York Commodities
The article reports on Butter Sugar and Cotton markets in New York with rates for Wheat Corn and Cash Prices, noting a firmer tone in some grains and softer sentiment in others. It cites receipts shipments and price movements, including bids for December and May Wheat and overall market activity.
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