Kansas City Wins and Emanuel Lodge Prize at Soest
An event in Kansas City featured visiting teams from Fort Scott Palestine Wichita and others. Emanuel Lodge No 35 received the prize while a formal program included Grand Commander Thompson and notable speakers. The evening showcased items such as Turkey and Cranberries Waldorf Salad beds of celery sardines pies cake and more with meals for around 160 guests.
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Kan
Anticon
Fort Scott
Palestine
Wichita
Emanuel Lodge No
Faless City
Mia
Bes
Thompson
J. BH. Childers
Es .F. Bradley
Bena
Geo. W
Blue House
ZL. A. Jones
G. P McCamp
M. O. Ricketts
Missouri
Kanaas
Missouri Pacific L2 Leaves Kansas City for St Louis Corridor
Train No 2 departs Kansas City at 9 50 a m as a solid vestibuled service to St Louis The consist includes Smoking car Day coaches Reclining Chair car free seats and Pullman Parlor car Connections in St Louis Union Station with Eastern lines for New York and Atlantic coast points Ticket agent Topeka Kansas notes details and times
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St St. Louis Union
New York
Atlantic Coast
Famous Band Master Dead Begivi Nev Inn
J Thomas Baldwin renowned bandmaster dies from brood pluioniae after a simple injury. Born in Lowell in 1582 he began violin at age 11 and led major orchestras in Boston and New York. George Kempf, a mailing clerk, is arrested for theft of money from letters at a New York post office.
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Begivi
J. Thomas Baldwin
New York
George K Kempt
Mittey
Pnises
Micheel J. Boyle
Kempt
Kempf
Manila Saloon License Increases and Liquor Traffic Report
Washington reports the War Department division of insular affairs published details on Manila liquor traffic. License rates rose from 4 to 35 percent for first class saloons, with 250 for second class, 71 for third, and 50 for last class. beer and wine only, outside business districts. Native drink vine banned for soldiers. licenses shifted, with 155 licenses on June 30, a drop of 69 since Americans began licensing. Bar rooms more orderly. nationalities holding licenses listed. Foreign delegates Weir and Curran arrive in Washington for Federation of Labor events. Other items note Louisiana suffrage challenge, Navy promotions after Admiral McNair’s death, and Nome gold shipment aboard the steamer Portland.
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Washington
Nev
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Great Rock Island Route to Colorado Springs and Denver
A fragmentary travel notice mentions the Great Rock Island Route with schedules toward Colorado Springs at 10 35 and Denver at 21 00. A stray testimonial claims an illness cured by Eclectric Gal, attributed to BM and Gist in Hawesville.
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Great Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Denver
BM & Gist
Hawesville
Topeka
Arriorado
Echek
Fragmentary Oregon News on Declarations and Grad Start
Fragmentary text notes declarations being made to start graduation related actions in New Oregon Bots Idaho in November. The readable portion hints at formal steps toward initiating graduation processes and related administrative declarations.
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Oregon
Idaho
Col Yorck Dead to Arrive in Pekin This Day
Berlin Nov 30 A special dispatch reports Colonel Yorck commander of a column believed near death after an accident with a stove in his tent will arrive in Pekin today. The消息 notes Yorck’s status as a noted officer and the sensational near death incident linked to the campaign.
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Col Yorck
Berlin
Pexin
The
Tageblatt
Yorck
Pekin Todu
Train Schedule Fragments Depart Topeka for Denver
Fragmentary OCR notes show a departure from Topeka at 8 10 p m toward Denver with an arrival in Colorado implied and a note about checking next. Details are incomplete but indicate a expressed travel timetable fragment.
Ship Goes Ashore on North Kaipara Spit in Terrible Voyage
The Bark Lori of the Isles arrived at Auckland after a harrowing voyage. The crew clung to the begine for hours as the ship ran aground on North Kaipara spit. Rebels led by Kwangtung fought for two days before retreating, with heavy losses on both sides. Fire destroyed structures at Lort Osburn and Douglass Hall, and Warrimoo returned to port after ten months at sea.
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Victoria
D. C
Lori
Isles
Auckland
Kaipara Spit
Ian
Kwangtung
Lort Osburn
Douglass Hall
San Francisco
South Sea
Tahiti
Orhey
Reindeer Experiment Ends in Failure for Laplanders
Four Laplanders and a party of fifteen traveled from Lapland with a wild reindeer to test in Alaska via Chicago. The experiment failed after three years due to unsuitable feed and mistreatment by assistants, ending with the government deciding not to continue the program. The four travelers, Janey Taita and family, faced financial and logistical losses as the reindeer could not be sustained in the Alaskan environment.
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Chicago
United States
Alaska
Janey Taita
Latta
Lapland
Von Walderae to Quit China and Von Waldes Named Commander
Telegraphic notes report Marshal Count von Waldes, ally commander, plans to return home soon. Disappointment over not receiving supreme command in China cited as chief reason. Chronicle dispatch from Martinsville Ky notes a Kentucky coal strike spreading. other items describe Boer relief and a humorous cartoon caption about a burned mouth.
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Chicaco
MaThonville
Entucky
Mies
Uropieins
Lore at Germany Chinese Leaders Endangered Beings?
An interpreted St. Petersburg dispatch quotes P A Buchmaeff on Chinese affairs disputing the Anglo German pact's link to Russian troop withdrawal from Pekin. He argues foreign powers should not intrude, warns of intervention costs, and questions peace demands including beheading rulers, citing historical conquests.
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New York
P. A. Buchmaeff
St. Petersburg
The
Herald
Novos Vremya
Pekin
Europe
Germany
Vanesters
Attitin
Genghis Khan
Editors Programme of Kansas Editorial Association Meeting
The executive committee of the Kansas Editorial Association will meet in Topeka next Monday to plan the next annual meeting in Topeka likely in February. The committee aims to craft a programme of interest to more than weekly newspaper publishers. Officers include LF Randolph of Nortonville president and Gomer Davies of Concordia secretary. Members by districts list D H Anthony Leavenworth Steena Thomas Moras J F Roe Chanute J M Mickey Orange City D A Valentine Clay Center W H Hill Hill City J W A Cook Ettr
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Kansas Editorial Association
Topeka
LF. Randolph
Nortoville
Gomer Davies
Concordia
D. H. Anthony
Leavenworth
Steena—C. Thomas
Moras
J. F. Roe
Chanute
Pourth
J. M. Mickey
Orage City
Furth
D. A. Valentine
Clay Center
W. H. Hill
Hill City
J. W. A. Cook
Eitir
Sweeping Charges Against Former Japanese Minister to Washington
Reports from Yokohama note a confrontation over discrepancies in accounts touching a Sulety case. A Tokyo editor and a cabinet member doubt the opposition will press the ministerial issue, while the outcome hinges on the accused minister's actions.
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Washington
New York
Marquis
Japan
Yokohama
Thimada
Qatis Pie Andani
Cathret
Famous Outlaw Dead at Last After Feud and Chase
The Warrimoo brings news of the finish of outlaws Jos and Jimmy Byrennor believed to have terrorized the region. Squatters watched their camp night and day until they surrendered, ending a long pursuit before authorities moved to restore order in Galveston Harbor. In Fort Worth a two day conference gathers leading state figures to discuss national and state affairs and legislative matters for Congress and the Texas legislature.
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Qpiancourer
B.C
Warrimoo
Australia
Jos
Jimmy Byrennor
Galveston Harbor
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
Texas
Treasury fire found in Mes room on third floor
A small fire was discovered at 11:39 in the Mes room on the third floor of the U S Treasury in Washington. It was extinguished before serious damage. Reports also mention Buford at Port Said and movements toward the Philippine Tolanda with unclear details.
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Pire
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
Hullt Beard Prom. Topeka Man Boosts Mexican Cattle Trade
Newton and Lawrence region readers learn of Hullt Beard promoter of the Mexicas Beef Importing Association. He advances cattle stock quality and dairy products with hacienda contacts and plans to ship back a portion of stock. The article notes Asia revenue potential and local economic ties amid 1910s era business rhetoric.
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Topeka
Mexico
Bulit
Mexicas
Hullt
Asia
Cepubl
Private sale notice from Parcel by J Brown in Lincoln
A fragmented public sale notice mentions J Brown of 47 Columbian Bridge and a seven room house with two baths on a parcel in Pase County. One room has a small cash payment option if taken now. Clairvoyant reference appears in the garbled text.
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Siegen
Pase
Soutey
Pires
J. Brown
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