Major Hudson Faces Disrupted Meeting at Mount Olive Church
At Mount Olive colored church corner Elous and Madison a political row broke out during a planned Keply meeting. Alexander and Justice of the Peace led a push to eject Major Hudson, the editor and audience clashed. the chairman adjourned. Burdge supporters then held a separate meeting with Watkins as chair and Burdge funds covered the church rental as Hudson and Gov Trout Bias spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive
Elous
Madison
J. G. Nilson
Lid
Alexandre
Iim
Hudson
Gettling
Maj. Hadson
Major Hadeon
Pease Uctive
Hitler Watkins
Alexander
MeJustics
Peace Lawrench
Hudaoa Dows
Watkins
Thia
Baidge
Major Hudson
Trout- Bias
Whaleback for Western New York Carriers
Ottawa reports Alexander McDot Rall, manager of the American Steel Barge fleet in West Superior, has been in Hingston examining the St Law rence coal shipments. A proposed deal involves the passenger whale back Christpher Columba, built for the World's Fair in Chicago, with possible transport via the St Lawrence to Montreal and on to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Celurabax
Bratinss
Ottawa
Alesander McDot- Rall
American Steel Barge Company
West Superior
Hingston
Bay
Chicago
New York
St Lawrence
Montreal
Staam
Liberty Public Schools Board Sees Principal Williams Win Amid Salary Debate
At a tense meeting the board confirmed John J. Williams as principal of Liberty High School, rejecting a raise for the incumbent though praising his capability. The panel also approved adding $75 a month for Fred Roundtree, the Montua School principal, for dual duties, while debating school repairs and a wall crack at Liberty School and noting truant and attendance shifts as diphtheria concerns ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Board of Education
Jesse Shaw
Messrs. Powall
Back
Squires
Wilson
Westerflatd
Priddy
John J. Williame
Hickman
Beck
Afr
Williwma
le Hae
Williams
Fred, Roundtree
Montua
Pridny
Wilanu
Davidson
Rouistres
Leavenworth
Roundires
Hock
Ann. Farnsworth
Powell
Westerfield
Squirenie
Squines
Liberty School
Squitwe
Davideoneid
Hey
Thomas
Hickrana
Train collisions injure crews at two Texas crossings
Nov 5 near Packery Texas two rival railways the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe and Missouri Kansas Texas collided at a crossing. Katy engine cleared but Santa Fe engine derailed with casualties and injuries among crews. A Katy baggage car was wrecked and derailed. Another collision near Wakatchie between Missouri Kansas Texas and another train killed the engineer and scorched firemen with several workers hurt.
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Ernst
Dawnas
Tex
Gulf, Colorado
Senta Fe
Missouri, Kuoshi & Texas Railways
Packery
Katy
Keving
Santa Fe
Tallody
Missouri
Kanani
Texas
Jean
Wakatachie
Sturret
Gerd
North Topeka Roundup of Distant News and Local Notices
North Topeka items note James Stans Gold visiting the country, Matthews resumes small carrier duties after vacation, Grover King flagged with diphtheria at the King residence, Gotta Bronson from Kansas City spent Sunday with friends, sewing society to meet at church parlors, Miss Dulie Curtis plans Chicago and Washington trip, Cromwell returns from Sullivan for two months work, local ads for groceries and meats at FUeller store, Magnat Restaurant, and other vendors. Gold Model Flour praised at St Louis fair. Captain Chas Boltinghouse taking a vacation with Reed McCerter heading to Auburn for a hunting week, with dogs aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stans
Sewing Society
North Congrégational Church
Duilie Curtis
Chicago
Washington
Doe Cromwell
Kansas City, Pateburg & Gulf Railroad Company
Sullivan, & T
N. Kanena Avenue
A. J. Prudit
N. Kunwar
Geo. J. Graver & Sons
West Laurent Street
Topekys
Bell Phone
St. Lowis
Chas Boltinghouse
Reed McCerter
Auburn
The Escape from Grammerey in a Moonlit Terrace
Lady Agatha, loved by Baron d A and forbidden by her father Sir Algernon Fitzclarence, remains torn between rebellion and duty. A tense midnight confrontation ends with Agatha’s vigil beside her chamber and a distant lullaby whispered by a male voice beneath her window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kady
Agatha
Mer
Grammerey
Eady Agatha
Baronna
Algernon Fitzclarence
St. Humber
Shu
Hadduniy
Despised Them Two Men Mock Ocean Arrival Circus
A Detroit Tribune fragment recalls two cynical travelers aboard a steamship who mock arriving passengers and misread public gaffes on the wharf. The scene shifts to playful banter about a Brooklyn meeting and a melodramatic bridge escape in a comic dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
Cemipartios
Anan
Binuwetnendt
Joon
Kor
Stallian
Kyead
Alamash
Joe
Tor
Tom
Brooklyn
The Castle Escape and Agatha in a Stormy Chase
A fragment from Punch humorously recounts Agatha and Algernon fleeing across a road on poor bikes toward a castle. Their tires fail and a dramatic cliff ending follows as a bolt of lightning, pursued by an unseen rider, shatters the scene. The tale closes with a return to happiness at the castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Fitzfarance
Tani
Tero
Gots
Agatha
Erea Agatha
Witsulareoeo
We Nim Ploago Our Trade Peorlue Steam Laundry
A fragment advertising a trade event for Weet Uth area steam laundry services at numbers 112 and 114. Limited readable details mention the business and street numbers. The rest of the text is unclear and not recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peorlue
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Uncle Sams Pol
Eusued
Maj. Hudson
Whalebauck
WNY
Honoers
William
Roundtree
Tio Uity
North Topena
Horatio
Leng
Dntrolt Tribune
Nile
Cleoprtra Nog- Agentis
Cleopatra
Marc Anitony
St. Louis
Guna
Praka
St. Denis
Cincinnati
St. Lewis
Jobs Bull
Washington Star
Ghrt of
Hang
Tdfe
A’ Nelson
Merchant Tailor
East Fifth Street
Ft. Ial
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co
West Sixth Street
Smith-Premier
THE
WESTERN Foundry # Machine Works
Topeza Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Rror
Topeka
Kansas
DE Moes
L. M. Penwell
OPD Fellows
Quincy Street
Bass
Surearea
Undertakers
Xati Roindlus
Hrrrien
Uhone
Tell ‘Puan
DE Moss & Penwell
Braxsield’s
Kansas Avenue
Kas
England
Chamber of Agriculture
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