Six Big Concerts at the Audi Fortum in Topeka
A grand concert series titled Six Big Concerts will be presented at the Audi fortum under the auspic es of the Char society. The program includes Madame Adams and her company with Lew Piern and George Cramp, Westminster Abbey choirs, and other leading artists. Tickets are priced at 110 each for the full series or 43 cents per concert, with sales through local drug stores and bookshops. The season opens with Madame Bugaine Adame and her ensemble, followed by performances by notable vocalists and instrumentalists, highlighting Mme Schumann-Metoke and the Mes wl choir, culminating in a large chorus and orchestra for a world’s fair presentation.
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Audi Fortum
Nordica
Amnnetca
Susan Concert Company
Wentininater Abbey
Spemburs
Chars Society
Eeitinesia
Thunte
Paul
Han
Prima Donea
Madame Adams
Myc Juke Bern
Gocardrd
Adams
Victor
Windsor
Aufal
Badin Adare
Macamo Adi
London
Worcester
Amuing
Burekai
Miasinger
whatTon
Lyceum
Hiveeelf
Madame Patti
England
Topeka Choral Society
Jacaiton
Prague
Berlin
Leipelt Binet
Westminster Met
Westminster Abbey
Edward Wit
Australia
Marie Motor
Midward Heanacomb
Wontadanter Abbey
Murin
America
Erations
5 Conservatory
Marie Tan Traner-Mvisin
Madame Schumann- Metoke
Grewener Cor
Anaterio Society
Anneuriond
St Dolls
Fort Riley Schedule Of Provisional Division Maneuvers
The fragment outlines Fort Riley provisional division exercise timing at Ort Filey reservation from October through early November. It lists arrivals, camp setup, marches and defensive drills, brigade and regiment movements, trenching, and reviews by Col. Arthur, ending with a national guard lecture and trials of attack and defense as the dates progress October into November.
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Ort Filey Reservation
Uctober
Peulir
Oot
Segular
Fiet
Frrencon
Afiernoun
Tavita
Fagiae
Fea
Furenoon
Maine
Thavlainn
Arthur
National Guard
Martindale Case Up for Indictment Quash Motion
A settlement of the Martindale case looms as Judge Phillips hears a motion to quash the federal indictment against William Martindale at Leavenworth. Attorneys argued a pre term office agreement and promised fulfilment issues. a continuance was granted. The outcome could delay trial to late year.
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Martin-dale
United District Court
Leavenworth
Judes Philips
Wiliam
Graves
Emporia
Martinsdale
T. 3
Lambert
Department of Jus
Washington
Martindales
Phillipe
Martindale
Tata
Cours
Topeka-Manhattan electric line clash over tracks
Promoters of the Topeka Manhattan interurban rail dispute the city railway franchise limits. L Delman and associates argue the city railway gains no benefit from the agreement and fear loss of street space if tracks cross North Topeka. They insist terminals and river crossing are essential for freight and passenger access to depots. The debated terms include city approval of interurban use of tracks and potential spur construction to serve freight depots.
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L. & Dolmnen
L. E. Myers
City Counsell
The
State Journal
Mr. Delman
Mrr
City Rail
North Topeka
Maine
North Ka
City Railways
Alreay
City Railway
Tonekt
Bir
Topeka Railway Company
Niemen
Emma Kelly
I. B. Kelly
Hin
Ehele
de Fenchund Beatie
Alanine
Kelty
Kiondyke
Mabtic
Court Restricts Telegraph Company Rights in Discrimination Case
A court of appeals rules the Postal Telegraph company cannot discriminate in delivering Christie & Co. of Kansas City and related firms, granting an injunction against the company. The decision cites excerpts from the Chicago News and earlier quotations, affecting delivery rights among multiple firms.
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Aiscourt
Postal Telegraph Corpany
Christie & Co
Kansas City
Cmeagnolds
Court of Appeals
Paving Kansas Avenue Move Stirs City Debate
Mayor Bithmt announced a plan to pave Kansas Avenue from Thirteenth to Euchiteyen with private funds under certain conditions. The council debated sewer and railway disruption, timing, and city cost sharing, with owners possibly paying if the city funds only part of the project.
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Bithmt
Euchitayen
Owl
Hesenna MM
Farm Hands Scarce Stirring Local Labor Worries
Farmers complain of scarcity of farm laborers despite offers of higher wages from Topeka. County Surveyor Rogers notes county work may require using Topeka helpers, covering their wages and travel. Auburn township farmers revisit electric railway idea to Topeka with limited support and unclear financing prospects. The Auburn plan likely won’t link with the Kansas River route north of the river city project.
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Beard
Topeka
Rocers
Hingwork
Faurmerk
Run Over by Milk Wagon Injures Packer and Woman
A milk wagon ran over an emery lady, knocking her down as the wagon passed over her, leaving her seriously hurt though no bones broken. She was removed to her home on Eighteenth street after a dark was called.
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Packer
Eighteenth Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a unique blood purifying remedy that cures all humors and eruptions and builds overall strength. It cites a testimonial from S. A. Hane of Withers North Carolina who allegedly recovered vision after two bottles, claiming the medicine restored health with little cost.
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Hood
Serofuis
Eames
N.C
Hawhawk River Flood Reaches Record Level
Mohawk River at Schenectady N Y climbs to a new high as water floods over 600 homes along the arcom mtory area. Families evacuated by boat while portions of the Fonds Johsstown Glo Foreville line are submerged. Plants at General Electric and American Locomotive suspend operations. Branerty tolls projected at 150.
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Schenectady
Mohawk
Arcom
Fonds
Johsstown
Glo- Foreville
General Electric
American Locomotive
Branerty
Shareholders Ordered to Settle Paper Company Debt
A Topeka court case determines that stockholders of old Topila Capital must pay seven to eight thousand dollars owed to the J ingion Paper Company. The supreme court ruling confirms the note liability among stockholders, with a test case stressing accountability for the corporation’s debt and noting involved individuals such as J. W. Harrison and Cyrud Leland. The decision reinforces that stockholders are responsible for the judgment in this dispute over capital company obligations.
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Topekes Capital Company
J. A. T. W. Harrison
Mteckioliars
Atr Eatin
Atr
Keiser
Death ruled a physical collapse in Chicago case
Julius Strouse denies knowledge of the Arts Kohn case and says the death was not mysterious but a physical collapse. Teamsters in Kansas Avenue area plan a meeting Friday to discuss repealing a new ordinance affecting tires and wages. In Boxington, witnesses were called as the Tilman trial examined the credibility of defense statements.
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Chicago
Oct
Julius Strouse
E Atrs Kohn
Kohn
Teamsters
Cies Har
Kansas
Avnassey
Tan
Wee Tat Drivers Union
Pat
Boxington
Tilman
Mir. Gonsales
Incomplete Front Veranda Plaque and Local News Snippet
A carved name plate on the Ingleside veranda is inverted due to space running out in the carver’s hand. The State Journal misquoted Dr Penny as saying Hayes would suppress God be With You, omitting would. The Bell Telephone Co disputed city charges for six phones in city hall, proposing free use. Parkdale drain regrading planned to divert storm water toward Sh hunga creek. Steam engine tested successfully. Harrison and North To ka football results not reaching decisive scores. Tricetn Bs junior team beat Pott school 30 to 0. Helen Metcalf from Lawrance visited Riverside with Major Metcalf. Forbes store advertising Cook stoves replacement.
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Ingleside
State Journal
Penny
Dr. Hayes
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Ed Welting Ens
Theb
Parkdale
Shhunga
Biedle Creek
Harrison School
North Toka
Pott
Helen Metcalf
Lawrance
Major
Mra Metcalf
Protest On Huntoon Street Against City Rail Route
Residents led by Quintonnil DeW protest on Huntoon Street Friday afternoon against Tinitoon street being used for a city rail route. They question whether the company abandoned plans for Thirteenth Street and may try to occupy Huntoon. City officials and supporters debate future rail expansion and the timeline for residents’ protections.
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Quintonnil Dew
Ine
Wowwell
Tinitoon
Huntoon
Bir Quintec
BENNETTS WILL DISTRIBUTION SET FOR COL BRYAN
New Haven Conn Oct 10 William J Bryan named as trustee to probate Philo S Bennetts will distributing about 253000 dollar estate. Public bequests include 10000 to 25 colleges for needy students and similar sums to female colleges for deserving female students.
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Col. Bryan
New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Philo S. Bennett
J. Bryan
Bryan
Stereotyper’s Strength in Heat Revealed by Topeka Case
A Topeka stereotyper named Joseph Gerdowin describes his recovery from severe stomach trouble and weight loss after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He details the extreme heat of the stereotyping room, improved appetite, steady weight gain, and restored health, urging others with indigestion to try the remedy.
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Topeka
Wer
Joseph Ge
Williams
Pitts
Dr. Williams Medicins Co
Schenectady
Church Notes Bring Diverse Services in Topeka Area
Grace cathedral and multiple churches list Sunday schedules with morning and evening worships. Special evangelistic services next week feature pastors from nearby towns plus baptism administration. Services span United Brethren, First Baptist, Oakland Christian, Lowman Chapel M. F. E., and others at various streets and venues in Topeka region.
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Grace Cathedral
Corneree and
Taylor
J. Geen
Holy Communion
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Crantell
D. D
Seward Avenue
New Tabernacle
Tenth and
Lowman Chapel
M. FE
Corner Eleventh
Morris
M Bowman
EE. Holler
Ronner Springs
Kan
EV. Roof
Parmil
E. ¥. Troof
Seventy-seven Cold and Grip Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement touts Seventy-seven as a curative for common colds grip influenza and related ailments. It claims to restore circulation promote perspiration and sustain vitality with a small vial that fits the vest and can be mailed or bought locally.
Steel Mills Shut Down Stranding 1000 Workers
A Joliet dispatch reports about a temporary shutdown at the Linets Steel company affecting about one thousand employees. The billet and three rod mills are idle while the billet furnace and merchant mills remain in operation. Company officials cite unclear timing and hope to resume operations in a few days amid various causes.
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Chicago
Joliet
Tlinets Steel Company
Lecture Course Announced by Bishop McCabe and Noted Speakers
October 19 announces Bishop McCabe bringing The Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison with a famed lecture that history notes as highly popular. The event is organized by the Grand Army of the Public and the Brotherhood highlighting archaeological discoveries and pre historic American cultures. November 18 features Rev Frank Loveland The Modern Boy and Dr George L Cole on The Clift Dwellers with broad audience appeal across patriotic religious and youth groups.
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C. C McCabe
Libby Prison
Bishop McCabe
Tate
Libby
United States
Bishop McCaie
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Has Arfor
Bishop McCabb
G.ar
Pre-Historc Timim
Frank Tl. Loveland
Iowa
Iowa Epworth League
Towa Epworth League Assembly and Training School
Towa Epworth Leaguer
Lectures and Recitals Highlight Topeka Events
January 15 features DEAN ALBA C PIERSEL presenting a Savonarola lecture praised by U S Senator James Harlan. February 18 announces an OPGAN Recital with local talent. course tickets 1.00, single 0.25. Bishop McCabe lecture at City Auditorium with remaining talks at First Methodist Church in Topeka Kansas.
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Alba C. Piersel
Savonarola
Sen
Derma
Tieir
U. S
James Harlan
Bishop McCabe
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixth
Harrison Streets
Topela
Kan
Religious services and notable arrivals headline front page
Afternoon and evening worship planned with Rev Geo Strouse preaching at 2 pm and other services at 6 30 pm and 7 pm at St John and Lane chapel locations. Melba arrives aboard Campania in New York with attendees including Sir Charles Metcalfe and J Jones. Major Calvn Hood and others win a supreme court case against Elisabeth Holderman. T B Landon resigns as justice secretary to join Gates in Kansas City.
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New York
Mme. Metba
Campania
Vesse Sixo
Charles Metcalfe
J. Jones
Charters Company of
South Africa
C. M. Watson
St. Louis
Calvin Hood
J. BH
Lambert
Emporia
Supreme Court
Elisabeth Holderman
Cross Bank
Cunningham
Mires
Hoon
Landos
T. B. Landon
Justice Cunningham
Kansas City
Jude Gates
Landon
Seer
WY Guise Cunningham
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Choral Society
Fort Riley
Federal Court of Appeals
Tday
Cao
Chiewsy Board
Uaide Rereny
Chrite Commision Company
al Menen
United Mates Court
Wetaern N
Exposition Company
Ogure
Kansan
Myers
Kansas Avenue
Shawnes County
Auburn Township
Tn Topeka
Frank MM. Stahl
F. Stout
Auburn
WIT
Elith Tt
Talleay Wenmotion
Mohawk River
Riverside
Forbes
Huntoon ST
Bennett
Stereotyper
Church Notes
C. M. EL
Industrial Institute
South Topeka
John A
Oakland Christian Church
Harrison's Hall
Wabash and
Thomas Avenue
A. M. Giilmore
Fortes
Steel Milla
Kansas Avenues
Cook Stores
Brotherhood of St. Paul
C.C. McCabe
Frank L. Loveland
George L. Cole
Clift
Geo. J. Cole
Ath Opgan
Louis
Topeka Homeopathic Night School of Medicine
Kansas Ave
Mers
Geo. Strouse
Welnut Grove
Comer Hower E
Iewi
D. m
Epworth
John A.M. i
Forner Seventh
Topeka Avenue
G. G Snelson
M.A. Pr
Dr. Snelson
David
St. John For Lane
Immo Lane
D. J
Bithen
A. M. EL
GW. Parker
Christian Endea
Melba
Europe
Thompson Medical CO
Giate Journal
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