Daughters of Revolution Meet in Wichita October 30
Wichita dispatch notes the Daughters of the American Revolution plan state convention at the Gtouston hotel with a reception October 10 and business meetings October 31. A state regent nomination will be addressed by Mrs Johnson of Kansas, with readings on revolutionary history and musical recitations. Grace Cathedral debate over a new dean remains unresolved with salary concerns. Also a local ad for Lices Celery Nerve Indian incaliabe, sold by George Stansinid and Fa Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gpouston Hotel
Hemifiton
Dustness
J. B. Johnson
Adress
Welwil
Mra Ww Fh
Wirhits
Sim. L
Johnson
Epok
Penestine Towne
Kansas City
George ‘Stansinid
Kansas Avenue
Fa Bros
Kansas City Links and Topeka Notes Sweep Across State
A jumble of Topeka and statewide items covers railway work in Oakland, musical plans at Grace Cathedral, a Union Pacific arch project near Grantville, and preparations for the Santa Fe, along with political visits by Senator Burton aides. Local concerts, postmaster changes, and civic meetings headline the week, with alerts on quarantine stock, temperance board issues, and football and club events appearing amid varied notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valmedt
Kansas
Oaklend
S. Kane
Oakland
Denver
Colorado
E.w.thompson
Rock Island Jassenme
Seany Drug
Topeka
Geo. McClintock
Lecleroo
New York
Grace Cathedral
Union Pacific
Grantville
Mtr
Safanet Grant
Colo City
Jade
G. I
Han
Pueblo
Round House
Santa Fe
Frank Swallow
Valley Falls
Montana
Sugars
Chicago
North Topeka
Marshall
Crawford's Opera House
G. K. Albee
Silver Lake
J. M. van Dredel
Comercial Club
Gulf_dere Topela
Kansas City
Dean Low
L. P. King
Cowley County
Tme
Smasher’s
Fort Scott
State Lye Stock Sabltary Commission
Pritson
EB. Nisley
Fort Stott
Beca
Thorpe
Hal Williams
Jackson County
Carl Lawson
Franke Hendricks
Lawson
State Temperance Union
Hagedorn
Col. W. W. Smith
Senator Burton
Washington
Steele
Washourn
Ryan
Manhattan
Tom Anderson
Eld. McKeever
Washburn
Wiel
Lindsborg
Fagie
Margaret Johnson
Reform School
Judd
B. J. Simmons
Seabrook
Juddkin
Mr. Simmons
Wisconsin
The
Elks
John Stanton
First Trial Relieved Piles at Owens Mill
From Geo Geick of Owens Mill Mo a package of Pyramid Pile Cure helped his wife who had suffered long. He says the first trial did her more good than anything she had ever tried and it is exactly what is claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Geick
Owens Mill
Beo Beht
Pueblo
Colo
Batue Creek Michigan
Postum
Yates
New asylum at Parsons to begin work next spring
The new asylum at Parsons will start construction next spring with a $25,000 property cost. The state transfer will occur this week. A railroad engineer in Hutchinson is calculating extra work for the new plant, noting furnace comparisons. Andrew Baird, state secretary of the B M C A, visited Hutchinson to rally delegates for the 20th annual BM GCA conference in Fort Scott from October 27. Duke H Bashford claims Kansas shales prove no gold. he will stake his claim. The Kansas Association of Accountants and Bookkeepers adjourned after electing A J Applegate as president, W H McBride as VP, W A Medaria as secretary-treasurer, and committee members W I Harrison, W S Eberle, and J H Sandell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Railrond Om
Andrew Baird
Hutchinson
Tunsday
Fort Scott
Duke H. Bashford
Chicago
Kansas
Ashford
Whisky Trust
Kansas Association of Arcountante and Bookkeepers
A. J. Applegate
Wichita
W. H. McBride
Emporia
W. A. Medaria
Ottuvwa
W. I. Hyrison
W. 8. Eberle
Topeka
J. H. Sandell
Scandia
Brigand story claims Miss Stone may be released soon
Sofia reports from a Macedonian paper via Vienna that Turkish troops protect the brigands holding Miss Stone, the American missionary. The Bulgarian government says it is seeking the kidnappers and aims to learn if a ransom was the sole motive. The piece notes officials expect Miss Stone’s early release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Betecherna Puschia
Sofia
Hulgaris
M. Stone
Mme. Tsika
Vienna
United States
America
Turkey
Poschta
Miss Stone
Northcott Retires From Woodmen Leadership
Los Angeles reports Lieut. Governor Northcott of Illinois resigns as head consul of the Modern Woodmen, effective June 15, 1902. He cites health and personal motives, denies direct links to a U.S. Senate bid, and notes twelve years of service with membership growth over 600,000. Fire devastates Foelders Morocco factory in Philadelphia. Loss estimated at 225,000. Vanderbilt inspects Chicago & Great Western route with Stickney, amid talks on future railroad plans. Vanderbilt declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Anges
War
Northcott
Illinois
Woodmen
Consis
Liam
United States
Tis
Philadelphia
Robert H. Foelders
Brankford
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Cornelius Vanderbilt
C. 5
Stickney
Chicago & Great Western
Oelwein
Stephen Little
New York
A. B. Stickney
Presient
W. A. Bead
German Shipping Trade Sentiment Improves, Reports Say
German shipping trade reports cast doubt on earlier gloom. A Berlin correspondent quotes a Allgemeine Zeitung view via London and New York papers, noting American freights and North Atlantic routes show poor conditions, while observers hope for steadier fortunes ahead. A Chicago note mentions a national convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance beginning Thursday with Rev. A B Simpson of New York in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allgemeine Zeitung
Berlin
London Times
New York Times
North Atlantic
Chicago
Christian and Missionary
Alfianct
A. 13. Simpson
Ito
Alliance Falls Towart
Plan to Preserve Palisades in New York
The Palisades Interstate Park commissioners have hired landscape engineer Charles W. Leavitt Jr. to survey and develop plans for preserving and improving the Palisades roads and related features. A separate dispatch from Wellington reports New Zealand Gov. Ranfurly may be reappointed as governor and commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
New York
Palisades Interstate Park
Charles W. Leavitt, Jr
Leavitt
New Zealand
London Times
New York Times
Wellington
Lord Ranfurly
Haldane Urges Technical Training for Workmen
London Times report of Richard B. Haldane M P Liberal in Liverpool on education notes that middle class stagnation persists unless they embrace science and technical training. He cites U S and Germany in iron steel brewing and dye manufacture, urging Britain to boost technical education to sustain trade and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London ‘Times
New York Times
Richard B. Haldane
M. P
Liverpool
Matthew Arnold
Omdurman
Hal~dome
England
United States
Germany
Haldane
Lawson pays 7500 for brown gelding at Gotham sale
New York October 23 The annual Tichenor & Co sale in the American horse exchange drew high prices as forty nine head were sold. Notable buys included Thomas W Lawson of Boston paying 7500 for a brown gelding and 1700 for a chestnut saddle horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Gotham
New York
Tichenor & Co
Chicago
American Horse Exchange
H.T. Leeds
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Floreng Siegfeld
Anna Held
W. HM. Moore
H. B. Leeds
D. Leeds
D. G. Reed
A. Lowther
Dr. Dwight
S. J. Valenty
Series of Fatalities Aboard Kosmos Liner Rameses
The Kosmos liner Rameses arriving from Hamburg reports a deadly explosion near Callao, killing the third officer and injuring the chief steward. Captain Briülenbourg notes a ship’s doctor killed by a cut throat at Cocimbo. Sailors faced separate misfortunes including a man imprisoned after jumping overboard twice and another going insane at Manta, Ecuador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
San Diego
Cal
Kosmos
Rameses
Briefenders
Callao
Chill
Bri¢lenbourg
Cocimbo
Cerro ‘Torri
Ragor
Genoa
Cadiz
Hetndrien
Schaffer
Manta
Ecuador
Democratic committee reissues Coray as state treasurer nominee
Harrisburg reports the Democratic state committee held a special meeting to fill the vacancy on the ticket after Dauphin county court invalidated A. Coray Jr. of Pittston. Coray’s name is restored and he also heads the Union and Municipal league nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Dauphin County
A. Coray, Jr
Pittston
Coray
Union
Municipal League
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee for Health in Pueblo Tale
A nurse recounts discovering Postum Food Coffee as a wholesome, stomach-friendly substitute after coffee causes heart flutter and stomach trouble. In Pueblo a mother explains how Postum wins over traditional coffee, with children preferring it and proper brewing noted as key to flavor and nourishment.
Peruna praised in letters from grateful users
Miss Mamie Groth of Platteville Wis credits Peruna with ending years of backache and headaches after medical check and a physician's approval. Hattie B Grove of Monticello reports systemic catarrh improved after Peruna and Manalin. Ann Gridley of Manila and Maggie Franks of Greenville describe Peruna as a grand tonic improving health and energy. Mrs J D Hayes and Ella Miskell share positive notes on sore throat chronic catarrh and overall well being. Dr Hartman offers free advice if prompt relief is not felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
Hattie B. Grove
Monticello
Peruna
Hartman
H. B. Grove
Gridley
Capt
Dewey
Manila
Ann E. Gridley
Yiare
Maggie Franks
D. Hayes
Drulé Biavenue
Baltimore
Hayes
Ella Miskell
Leota
Scott County
Ind
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Purtell and Spidell Die In Train Wreck Near Buffalo
Purtell and Fireman Paul Spidell of Pocatello were instantly killed when the engine climbed a rail, plunged down an embankment, and took baggage and buffet cars with it. Separate items note Pan-American exposition closing, regional disturbances, a new Hamburg America service, Senator Cushman Davis laid to rest, Tolstoi's health, and flour shipments bound for South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtell
Paul Spidell
Pocatello
New York
South Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Ave
Barnum
Hope Muslin
Lonsdale
Express
Barnoum
Daughters of Revolution
Dosa
Con
Dean J
J. de Bevars Kaye
Tronwood
Michigan
W. KE. Berry
Fort Madison
Iowa
Dean Sykes
Castoria
Hone News
Woodman
Minneapolis
John 8. Pillsbury
Minnesota
Salt Lake
Utah
Tribune
Idaho
Oregon
McCammon
Edward
Magete Franks
Main Street
Greenville
Miss
Alton A
Carry Cigar CO
Buffalo
St. Thomas
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hamburg- American Packet Company
Cushman K. Davis
Arlington National Cemetery
Dallas
Palestine
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoi
Palen
Ajoupka
Rootee
Washoe
War Department
Swift & Molliday Drug Co
T. Sim
M. C
H. Roudebaah
C. B. van Hors
VRIA
Tong
East Eigthh Streat
Ae Slow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!