Gen Hardy Here So Was In the Flood of Inada
In Topeka today General Hardy of the Kaw tribe visits Congressman Curtis and discusses flood impacts and tribal relocation plans. He recalls moving from Shure to the Territory and reflects on efforts toward modernization and better treatment for his people while noting past upheavals and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mies
Kaw Tribe
Kaw
Curtis
Xecrestery
Kaw National Council
Generi
Per Bunn
Trom Bt
Miseuri
Amir
Mortis
Shure
Hardy
Aces
Nurtit Topeka Noud Gusturere
Ush
Lotul Topeka
New Witknds
Kisthur
Serail
Tna
Mack
Washington
Menriire
Blackmailer Scare Tactics Reported in St Paul Dispatch
In St Paul Minnesota the Dispatch reports a blackmail plot involving falsified health threats tied to the Northern Pacific line. A suspect named Langdin is accused of buying powder in York and being arrested yesterday in Heedon, as authorities guard the real from harm while cautious retaliation unfolds.
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St. Paul Minn
Helera
Baye
Langdin
Pie Famine Averted by New Weekly News Teri
An unclear historic note reports a famine averted by a weekly publication from Central Federated News. It mentions a pleasant public notice and a death fate avoided. An employee grant or plan referenced as 215 a week appears amid scattered details.
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Fiene
Anton
Armoustt
Boston and Pirates Postseason Series Opens in Pittsburgh
Opening for the World’s championship series between the Pittsbase and Teeth teams was postponed by rain in Pittsburgh. If weather permits, the game will be played tomorrow in the city.
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Pittsbi Pitteburg
Pittsbase
Teeth
Wraid
Sheriff Reports Unpaid Personal Property Tax List
Sheriff Lucas lists names of residents with unpaid personal property taxes in Shawnee County. About $2,520.11 remains uncollected after about $2,000 recovered. warrants issued, some names include prominent lawyers and business figures. Warnings issued, taxes due, and potential levy on personal property to satisfy the tax debts.
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Jahan
Lonerot Sthuta
Renmurer
Warrinth
Lucas
Frach
Sherif Lucie
Perfort
Shawne County
Heat Drives Man to Rampage on Shipboard and Attacks Crew
A crewman on a New York bound voyage aboard the Westhtard steamer collapsed from heat then drew a knife and attacked sailors, chased by pursuers toward the west dock as Captain Moche directed the search for a body. meanwhile Detroit Trust Company is named receiver for the Heel Port and Cretrent Coal Co in a Bay City bankruptcy case, with a bill filed in the U S district court.
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New York
American Line
Westhtard
Liverpool
Warmerken
Philadelia
Saxibanent
John Greening
Derk
Moche
Detroit
Mie
Detroit Trust
Jules Swann
Rited Bites
Heel, Port and Cretent Att Coal Company
Bay City
United States Court
Northern
Mort Gene
Hecke Company
Deteght Tryat Company
Three Children Drowned at Pigeon River Incident
In Glareville Mivh Ort George Kroe ther a Russian and his wife with four children rowed on the Pigeon River. From under a small foot bridge a mishap toppled the boat and three children John 12 Mary 4 Lena 2 drowned. The father was overwhelmed by grief. A fundraiser for St Lot A M Church follows featuring Fannie Motin a dramatic reciter at Seventh and Topeke.
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Glareville
Mivh
Ort
George Kroether
Pigeon River
John
Mary
Weed
Lena
A. M
Fannie Motin
St Lot
Seventh
Topeke Avenue
Crawford last night dull stage with weak cast
Dora Thorne presented at Crawford last night to a flat insipid show. Audience found the performance low quality with most cast members failing to meet expectations while the original plot seemed nearly exhausted and the overall production losing appeal compared with earlier runs.
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Dora ‘Thorne
Bertha M. Close
Crawford
Nean Bere Luge
Sean
Travel bargains posted for Midwest railway routes
An old notice advertises round trip rates to Chicago Great Western Railway points including Caratina Northwest and several Mexican and U S destinations. It mentions tickets on sale and directs readers to a Kansas City address for further information at a West Ninth Street office.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Caratina
New Mexico
Dakeks
Shaniteby
Dato
Tex
Gear Morida
North Carolina
Lin
Vom
Ninth Street
Kansas City
Bridal party plans and social notes headline
Society notes report upcoming wedding plans and social visits across Topeka and nearby towns. Mrs Ben Akers and Mrs John Clarke Harmon feature, with bridesmaids and guests traveling to Kansas City, Lawrence, and Chanute for events. Local residents, trips, and anniversaries are listed in brief social mentions.
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Dick Alden
Mike Dolly Curtis
Holton
Broderick
Nell Crowdh
Kanes City
Ava Harmon
Kanaan City
John Clarke Harmon
Mra
Charlee L. Short
Tee
Chanute
Mes
David Norton
Charles Grosvenor
Frank Banks
Lawrences
Gurden Grosvenor
C. L. Bawarde Few
HL Moore
Wintiehht
Hult
Auk Unas Avenue
Ida 0. Barnes
Wills J. Baffey
Anni Marie Nellis
Fort Riley
Early
Bernard Crosby
Tuwrenor
Stigma Ue
Sange Hiner
Cheyenne
Wyo
George F. Shuritt
Kungan City
Buddasrasi
Mary Copley
Lawrence
Atina Murie Nejliv
Myer
Genie W. Martin
Martin Burge
George &. Palmer
Chicago
Helen Fuckmaster
Grace Buckmaster
Chiewza
Clara Francis
Colony
Marry Ashby
Albert Horton Iis
Molvende
EL Herten
Miss Horton
Jorge Thiert F Hoelger
Osage City
Florones Teter
C. F
Ela. Tobrasony
We Werk
Viet
Los Angeles
Ayala
Cal
Mormon Conference Sees Record Attendance in Salt Lake City
The seventy first conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints drew about 15,000 followers in Salt Lake City. Joseph Smith and Apostle Grant led opening addresses praising church growth and urging members to reduce debt. Delegates at a separate National Prison Congress session heard the president Mc Johnston’s annual report from Wardens’ Association.
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Salt
Ocr
Latter Day Bolni
Joseph Smith
Iuoenee Tabernacle
Marton
Fra. Geant
Japan
All Saints
Praitient Smith
Jxnun
World of Prison Congress
Lonireinie
A Wreath for Herbert's Coffin
A note from Parix Ort requests a wreath to be laid on the coffin of Sir Michael Herbert the British ambassador at Washington whose funeral occurs in Wiltin Ang tomorrow. The text mentions Count Cassini the Rus ambuesider to the United States and a wreath for Herbert.
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Herbert
Parix
Count Cassini
United States
Colin
Sir Michael Herbert
Washington
Wiltin
Recalled Ruler James W. F. Coulson Memorial Meeting
A fragmented notice requests BSP members to meet in the club quarters at 2 39 p.m. in Rucscay Cinta to attend in memory of late Brother James W. F. Coulson, recalled ruler and secretary YH WEP.
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Rucscay
James WF. Coulson
Shawnee County Commissioners to Attend River Improvement Congress
The Shawnee county board will attend the River Improvement Congress in Kansas City. Major T J Anderson of the Commercial Club invited the commissioners and they announced they would attend. Commissioners Haynes Harrison and Sterne will accompany Topeka's delegation to the meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Shawnee County
Kansas City
Piuraday
T. J. Anderson
Commercial Club
Rus Morcus
Haynes Harrison
Sterne
Topeka
They Won't Withdraw from the Fusion Movement
New York report denies renewed withdrawal by Comptroller Grout and Alderman Fornes from the fusion ticket. Democratic sources suggest strengthening Grout by a full Democratic nomination, while Luke Stapleton argues Grout will resist erasure from the fusion list. Mayor Low questions memory of Grout’s plan, and a confrontation over Democratic endorsement unfolds amid party tensions.
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New York
Grout
Pornes
Board of Aldermen
Great
Fernes
Eullrels
Bentoera
Murphy
Taramany
Nla
Luke Stapleton
Low
Comptroller
Mirror
F “Erie
Geeur
Fornes
Catting
North Topeka Notes On Local Stores And Funeral
North Topeka column lists openings and sales at New Era Dept Store and nearby shops, mentions a funeral for Mrs. E. Baker and activities of residents including Gov. Conkle and Edith Munro. Notices cover sales on Tuesday morning and travel plans of locals amid community events.
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Lawen
Tha | Uunbail Peinting Company
Nort Kansan
Bemis Henry
Rove Dey Woods
Kernen Avenue
Hale Price
Eile
NEW Era Dept
Charlie Conkle
Edith Munro
Cabin City
Myre
Cookie
EP Baker
Will Nash
Dorothy
Winchester
Conn
Frost Alexander
Heelon
Chanute
W. C. Stoote
Wood. Stewart
Palerview
California
Bix Health
Stewart
Topeka
Wintyr. Ie
Little Regina
Werner
Jameel Okis
Btormont Hospital
Mra Werner Thes
Mzeee
Noaer
Coreeet Ka
Dress Trimmings Show Delights Buyers This Season
Wood Fibre presents premier trim mings in white black and color blends. Immense business in this season’s display features laces bands braids pendants fringes motifs and ornaments. Most items offered in black white and champagne shades.
Costume lining fabrics showcased with taffeta silk option
The catalogue presents linings for a new costume focusing on taffeta silk as the ideal foundation and offers an extensive display of cotton fabrics for lining as an alternative.
Costume Buttons Dominate Autumn Wardrobe Trends
The article highlights $15.00 and $35 buttons as key autumn costume features. It notes gold buttons in small flat or large half ball shapes remain common, with bronze and gun metal options also popular. Readers are invited to visit the department to view the wide, rich selection.
May Manton Paper Patterns Fall Designs In Stock
May Manton announces new fall paper patterns with perfect fitting guaranteed. The patterns are in stock and marketed as unequaled by users for quality and fit.
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May Manton
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Radwat
East Syartes
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Jvila
Radway
Boston and Pirates
DD. Why Cup
Ben Akers
Tharine Fleishmann
Mr Don Boulvane
Conight Hat
Castoria
Ralf Pilea
Fusion
Pittsburg
Amelkhatid Associatior
Philadelphia
Mini
North Topeka
Streets
Carper van Buren
I.bee
C. H. Zit
Zibeline
Shaw
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