Knights of Columbus Hold Topeka Council Inauguration Meeting
Peter Monaghan of Topeka chaired a May gathering marking the first state council of the Knights of Columbus. The event established Topeka as permanent headquarters and formed committees with leaders named from Topeka, Salina, Parsons, and Hutchinson. Speakers included Rev Father Tiehar and Rev Father DeSmedt who stressed loyalty to the United States, civic duty, and patriotism within Catholic citizenship.
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Odd Fellows' Temple
Quincy Street
Fo Hieyden
Aepsty
Topeka
Charles” Dehus
Parsons
J. W. Gibbons
James A. Conley
Ite
Aid
State Council
Kansas
Knights of Columbus
United States
Wienita
Knights of
Solum
Nameio
Teplichin
Cotursteise
Philippine
Pompendy
Hutelle
Bte
Kinley
Wiemnoat
Father Tiehon
Cathbile
Wirktta
Tiehar
Kobe
Fragmentary testimonial on medical cure and remedies
An unreadable cross examination narrative recounts a man named Doan and a drugstore remedy appealing to readers. The piece mentions kidney pain, long suffering, and claims of cure by Bonin leverage and unnamed practitioners, with scattered names and locations, all rendered in a vague promotional tone.
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Topeki
Ct Behushaker
Quincy
Etreok
D. B.urns
Fewky & Bown
Ehlon
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Genlers
Prion
Thea
Wistifain
N. Yi
Sue Eien
Doan
Bonin
Nothing But Climate At Fanning Island Cable Station
Hanning Island Pacific Cable Station in San Francisco reports the site is fit for a repair hub as contractors from a San Francisco firm build houses for about forty workers. James Pink prion, principal electrician, confirms Fanning Island will be the repair and maintenance point for the Thuinh cable system with provisions for water and gardens. David Cuthbert heads the station for the Direct United States Cable Company, based in Treland.
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James
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Fangingistan
Binve
Soya
Fist
Fanning Island
San Francisco
Sd Sora
Tie
Cagaanut Izeen
Fae
David Cuthbert
Orly
United States
Cwhie
Ate
Comet
Treland
President Roosevelt Plans Southern Route Return Visit
President Roosevelt will travel via the southern rail line on his Washington trip with planned stops at Stevenson and Tuscumbia in Alabama Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and Morehead North Carolina The trip marks his second visit this year to Chattanooga Knoxville and Asheville Meda scheduled to reach Asheville Thursday evening The hunting party in Mississippi reports an early start with favorable weather though progress is slow and some optimism remains for better luck later in the hunt
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Knoxville, Tenn
Memphis
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
Cinier
Washington
Stevenson
Tuscumbia
Ala
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Teon
Asheville
Mores
N.C
Dent
Meda
Hmedes
Aliss
Mississipn
Nin
Mtd
Amit
Holt Collire
Nrty
No Shot Yet Bad Luck of the President Smedes
The article describes a hunt in the swamp country around the president's camp near the Little Sunflower. Dows start a chase, one deer is killed by a teenager from Binede plantation, and the president reports no shots by him or others except Judge Pickinson who fired at a swamp deer and missed. The tone notes luck and ongoing pursuit.
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Smedes
Mins
Sunflower
Dows
Cama
Mr. McDougall
Binede
Holt Collier
Judge Pickinson
Judge
Baltimore Gets 5 Cars Coal Headed for City
Five coal cars from the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron mines reached Baltimore this morning. Dealers report the supply will be limited for weeks and that more cars are expected soon. Heading officials deny discrimination and expect to expand to western Maryland once current demand is met.
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I*hiladelphia & Headim Coil and Iron Company
Penseylvania
Paramore
T. W. Claggett
Washington
Locust Point
Dnet
Clugesti
Als
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hasard What
Beacon
Cairis- Ville
Vanderbilt Loses Again in Four-in-Hand Show Race
New York reports Atred Gwrane Vanderbilt and his brother Reginald entered a strong string in the four-in-hand class but failed to win the blue ribbon. The event featured well-groomed teams and smart coaches, with Vanderbilt securing second prize as rankings tightened among competitors.
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New York
Atred Gwrane Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Reginald
Keenie
Prike
Aghani
Vanderbilt’s
Vanderbilt Tarsity Stable Dominates Wrestling? Match
Mr John Gerken leads a Vanderbilt team showing in a cryptic report. Webb represents Vanderbilt tarsity with mixed results while Sonlto and Ambrose Clark secure top places in middleweight events. The article hints at stable activity around Lawrence Laweron with uncertain detail about his horses.
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John Gerken
Fed
Vanderbit
W. Bewant Webb
Vanderbilt
Wax Luckter
P. Ambrose Clark
Atwence
Thomas W. Laweron
Lunt Vear Tie
Bethany Smothers Washburn in one sided game
Bethany College's football team overwhelmed Washburn 72 to 0 in Lindsborg on Monday. The Swedes dominated from the start with fast play and strong defense, while Washburn struggled to mount any offense. Bethany's offense opened with quick scores and continued to extend the lead as reserves played out the second half.
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Topeka
Lindeberg
Kas
Brth- Aay
Lindaburg
Washburn
Ros
Bethany Tram
Haskell
Kansas City Exposition Park
Nesterday
Bethany
Belt
Hethens
Peterson
Banbury
Shalves
Stromawist
Lerner
Topeks
Cross Homestead Lost in Suit Over Defunct Emporia Bank
District Judge Madden voids widow H C Cross claim to the homestead retained after her husband's death. Creditors of the First National Bank of Emporia seek the property. the decision reverses Probate Judge Mason, favoring heirs through Mary Cross. Case advances to the supreme court after extensive legal review.
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Emporia Kes
Maden
H.C. Cross
First National Bank of Emporia
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Lhst
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Cross
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Baryurn
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Mason
I C
Crom’ Crand
Mary Cross
Bones
H.C
Junge Madden
PUT TO DEATH FOR MURDER IN VIRTGL CORTLANDT CO
Auburn New York November 1 Joan Truck was executed in the state yard for the murder of Frank W. Miller at Virgil Cortlandt County March 14 1898. Truck killed Miller during a robbery then set fire to destroy evidence. Miller's body was recovered and Truck's crime traced. He had a criminal record and was suspected in two additional Cortlandt County killings.
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Auburn
Frank W. Miller
Virgil
Cort
Inedt County
Uje
Miller
MIB
Truck
Cortlandt County
Building Collapse in Eureka Springs Buries Family
In Eureka Springs Arkansas a home collapsed after heavy rains, burying the Ledbetter family and injuring others. William Ledbetter and relatives were trapped beneath debris, with one child escaping unharmed. The doomed structure was an upper-floor, mountain-slate built dwelling on decayed piles, its supports loosened by rain. Rescue teams worked to free survivors amid the wreckage.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Bitte
Markets Today Demand for September Corn Bends It Upward
Market notes show a volatile session across commodities with wheat and corn rallying on December options while December futures pushed higher amid light receipts. Hog and cattle futures drifted as livestock receipts remained uneven and grain demand showed mixed activity in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Sieiepoa
Tie Senna
Tate
Lécal
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Siders
Ted Ge
May
Thais
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Rai
Minneapolisy
St Cares
Duluth
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Catia
Kies
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Kansmy City
CORRE
Cornwall
Atrong Ams
Ken A. G. Goodwen
Chicago Livestock Marke
Medina
Western Hoge
Lytt
Ffm
Arian
Transit workers vote raise cuts seats to seventy an hour
A Philadelphia notice states the Piutanat phin Rapids Transit company plans a December 4 change increasing service from 19 to 70 seats per hour, affecting nearly 7,000 workers. The public is advised and a ticket agent message from Chicago mentions schedules and routes.
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Piutanatphin Rapids Transit Company
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Pennaytvat English Lutheran Church
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