Syndicate to Take Charge of Carroll Baseball Club
Detroit reports negotiations favor a local syndicate led by F. Angus and Ed He Dosiv to assume control of the Carroll Baseball Club, replacing Jarris and Stallings. Frank Dwyer and Willy Ange cited among new owners, with minority holders James McNamars Frank Cook and John Fitzpatrick also holding interests.
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Detroit
F. Angus
Ed He
Carrol Baseball Club
Jarris and
Stallings
Sir Angue
Sippy
Frank Dwyer
Willy Ange
Menera
Angus and Doyle
Missority Stockbollers
James McNamars
Prank Cook
John Fitzpatrick
Petain
Silver Service From Chicago to Washington
A Chicago committee of ten plans a $10,000 silver service gift sent from Chicago to Baltimore to Washington. The shipment leaves today for a ceremony at the White House site with officials including AIP, the Secretary of the Treasury, and Senator Cullom. Governor Yale cannot attend.
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Chicago
Batteship
Tlinois Chicago
OM Point Comfort Lalleving
Baltimore G
Weetington
Na’ Aip
Adimend Terry
Cullom
Gayrrnor
Yale
Aiiver Serview Comedata
Mom Rium
Topeka battalion of Press Defend Pro to aid Farmers Advocate
A fragment reports a Topeka battalion of Press Defend Pro protecting the Farmers Advocate from postal censorship and financial pressure. It notes rival colonelcies between F Le Vandegrift and Charles Fenpton, cites veteran service, and argues for post office support. includes comments by Grant Gaines about circulation and hearings. Also mentions death of Geo W Trigg and a medical advertising paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Topeka
Press Defend
Pre
Wibich
Stett Houm
Penal
Wil Hare
Farmers’ Advocate
H. M. Gaines
Advocate
Chlanel
F. le Vandegrift
Charles Fenpton
Vanderift
Pat Scasions
Gaines
Advocate’n
Grant Gaines
Victim William Smith Targeted at Fourth Street
William Smith of Fourth Street described as the victim in a case where a joint keeper had stocked up with hogs and bottles, indicating a substantial haul or theft outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Fourth Street
Joint Keeper
Topeka Street Scene Chronicles A Precipice of Crime
A chaotic Topeka scene unfolds with arrests and indictments as officers raid bottoms and nabpeeps at informal gigs. Witnesses cite a spree of thefts including a keg, bottled goods, and a pack of roasted peanuts. Courts hear testimonies amid crowded improvised trials while travel ads outline excursion rates and health resort offers.
Benmisata and Mesmuda clash in Tangier raid
Fierce fighting between Benmisata and Mesmuda tribes leaves dead on both sides. Benmisata raiders seize 18 Mesmuda girls from plains villages in response to threats over abducting a Spanish boy and girl, signaling readiness to resist any punitive force.
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Tangier
Nov. U
Benmisata
Mindy
Y W C A Convention Draws Delegates From Twenty Colleges
Delegates from twenty colleges and institutions in Kansas attend the YWCA convention at Ottawa. The main work begins tonight with Bealdes and the Topeka city association represented. Attending institutions include Winfield College and High School Lane University Friends Fairmount Kansas City University Salina Normal and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanna
Ottawa
Bealdes
Topeka City Association
Win= field college
Receipts and concert funds for Boston Ladies Symphony
Receipts were 456.26 with 1 825 paid admissions at 25 cents each for a Boston Ladies Symphony concert at the Auditorium. The Topka Choral Society kept 49 percent for the Auditorium organ fund, about 195.90 from ticketing. Expenses will leave around 50 dollars for the organ fund after about 140 in bills. The organ fund also received about 200 from Banda Rossa concerts.
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Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Topka Choral Society
Auditorium Organ Fund
Topeka
Orgin Fund
Reception for Harrison by Topeka Scottish Rite Masons
The Scottish Rite Masons of Topeka invite Master Masons and their ladies to an informal reception for T. W. Harrison at Masonics hall Friday to congratulate him on his appointment as active thirty third degree Scottish Rite Mason and Inspector General of Kansas. Harrison is expected home from the east today for the event with music and refreshments.
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Henry Aye
Frank Asher
South 'To
Gay
Lewly Walker
Smith
Tom Ward
Asher
Mosse
Henry Baston
Joe Britten
Roy May
Buxton
Ladie de Game
Alwotin
Ramesters
Lea
Petro
Osage County
J.B. Betts
Quincy Street
Costley & Port
Courtney
Kansas City
Jeesie Campbell
Monroe Street
Costley & Post
T. S. Deliante
Lawton
West Gordon Street
Annt Henry
Stormont Hospital
Fimporia
Kent
Bets
Dennis
Miss Smith
Roenville
Thomas Majone
Monroe Treat
Castley
J. W. Dolman
Mixn Lou Dolman
Guthrie, Ola
Calice
Cortley & Post
Alfred Hayden
Mrr
Win
Kemp
Mire Hayden
Costley & Po
Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd
Kansas Avenue
Mont Epalen
Téncharess
Boston
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
North Topeka
North
Kane's
Petro & Woodford’s
Topeka
T. W. Harrison
Masonics Hall
Harrison
State of
Kansas
Safe Blown to Atoms in Warren Station Robbery
In Warren Ohio on November 14 a safe at Rock Creek port office and the Pennsylvania station was blown open. About $100 in cash and $200 in bonds were taken. The robbers fled south on a handcar as citizens pursue them.
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Warren, O
Stampa
Rock Creek
Pennsylvania Station
Short musical programme at First Eli church Friday eve
A brief musical and sterary programme will be given at the First Eli church on Friday evening, November 15. After the performance light refreshments will be served and a social time enjoyed by attendees. A small fee will be collected, with proceeds used for church purposes.
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First Eli
Washington Entombed From Ulster Gazette Funeral Report
A rediscovered Ulster County Gazette from Kingston dated January 4 1861 recounts Washington funeral rites at Mount Vernon with emphasis on stately pomp and simple lines. The piece compares Washington coverage to McKinley's modern funeral noting mournful tone and old style headlines.
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United States
Mt Vernon
Ulster County, Gazette
Kingston
N. Y
EB Sherwood
Topeka
George Waskinston
Washington
Ulster Gazette
Mekin- Jey
Otte
The
Gazette
Europe
Wister Gazette
Perhade
Jones
Cvorge Town
Dee
Washinton the
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Eneral
Sims
Ramaay
Cul Payne
Ginn
Col Marstellar
Lime
Homeseekers Excursione via the Santa Fe
Promoters announce homeseekers excursion via the Santa Fe on November 19 and December 3 and 17. Tickets to polute in Arizona Colorado east of Rocky Ford Indian Territory Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico and Texas priced at $2.00 for the round trip. Obtain tickets from ticket agents AUT and S&F Ry Topeka.
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Polute
Arizona
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Indian Territory
Cklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
AUT
S&f. Ry
For Rent Rooms In Farmhouse Near Topeka Area
Furnished room available for a lady or gentleman on Buchanan Street. Tenants may divide the space. Property features include fair orchard, good well, pond area, and turnout. Located about 12 miles from Topeka with 6 room house, barn, wood, and timber. Property emphasizes fruit, water, and varied agricultural improvements. Price 20.500. Nearby farms offer additional tracts for sale with cultivated land, orchards, creeks, and meadow.
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Bucchanan Street
Quincy
Kanses
North Hareint
Marrivon St
Geuliemmn
Tow House
Tyler St
Polk
P Quire Southweeat
Topela
Minal
Topeka
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East Sixth Street
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Melton
New York/Mer
Barcains
Lo .E.siusth ST
San Francisco
Rock Island
Rocky Mountains
Nevada
Gap
California
Thompson
A-G.p
Tepeks
Kas
Kaw Valley
By Tun
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Y.M. CA
SEH
Rowlebuah Asia CB
van Horn
Association
East Eigthh Streat
Union News Co
Capitol Wilding & Loan Association
Kansas Ave
Tate House
Geo. W. Trigg
Richmand
Yoate
Hs Meervior
Wis
Missouri Press Association
Coopyrariie
Mich
Coumres
Dr. Wood
Topeka Peace Guardians
Willis Smith
Ah. Smith
Frank Clark
Ayen
George Churowas
Mr. Clark
Wakarusa
John Doush
Allan Davis
Dough
Waa
Boone Hunt
Pearl
Etta Milla
Pris
Mr. Ward
Copeland Hotel
Ward
Mrs. Ward
Santa Fe Health Resort
Phoenix
San Antonio
el Paso
Las Vegas
N. ML
Kina
Morocco
Y. W. C. A. Convention
Ulster County Gazette
McHinley
Potomac
Pierce
Arthlery
Glore
Andrew M. Lawrence
H. &. Canfield
Hearst
Chicago American
Hanecy Tuerda
Isnta Fe
Ann Ee
State Journal Office
Clark
Care Journal
Warren
Cronies Employment Agency
Kanme Axe
Kan
Monroe St
Firet Claag Gordon Hind
Peete Cone
Duncan
Tie F
Harrison St
Asa
Filmer
van Turen
Igler Se
Pinust
Gt van Bu
I Harrison St
Journal Officr
Riverside Oak Farm
Topeka Ave
Gein
Mra
Forlick
Quincy St
Fyeilek
Kasav. Tel
Remair
Locust St
J. Nichols
Ginse
Washburn College
Bisck
M. Teery
Monroe Et
Recuey
K. B. Hermann
Ainvel
Pole Ae Ral
Sarin
Rae Pe Ey Ivemalion
SAS
Deutiter Pines
Sett Resse
Alate
T. A. Nichols
Tw Capital
Florists
Etna
J. R. Ee Cort
Kanes Aye
Wypie
Gred
I Daasing CO
Merchansfier
Hocegbot
Curonce
Imst
J. Albert Bergy
Hunspureys
Fis West
Hk Eee
Pitenta
Rowen
Ida Barnes
Jewelers
Jegelor
C Mondé
Savchwere
Seer Aon
Howard Golden
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