News of Kansas and other state items
Kansas items report Coach Cowan of K A Hart in a Saturday game and a burglary in Newton with a thief using a blank key, plus various short notes: Fort Scott robbery attempt on M C G Moore, a rail yard accident in Exroxta, snow in Leavenworth, a fire losses in Whitsecros, a fatal windmill accident near Salina, and Marion J Wellalager’s death in Salina. Also brief notes on Bland speeches in Sesason, Missouri, and a dialog from Chicago Tribune about burglar methods and a report from Burlington Gazette.
Walter Smart Buried in Tecumseh at Bethel
Walter Smart a colored man died in Tecumseh and was buried at Bethel yesterday. The Jobo L Longdon case in Justice Grover's court is continued until November on defendant's application. Rev Ro Wake to preside at Hamilton hall tonight with ex Governor Jobo P St Joan speaking. organ sisters to provide music. John spots at Garnett yesterday. A D Righter and L J Jones of Kansas City, Lombard investment receivers’ agents, in Topeka planning changes in Masonic building machinery.
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Tecumseh
Bethel
Jobo L Longdon
Grover
Ro Wake
Jobo P. St. Joan
Hamilton Hall
Orcan
John Spots
Garnett
A.D. Righter
L. J. Jones
Kansasa City
Lombard Investment Company
Topeka
Wagon accident near court house injuries and bakery fire
A wagon pulled by a frightened team crashed near the courthouse when the tongue dropped. A young man was thrown headfirst over the horses, suffering a broken collarbone and crushed shoulder with lung injury. The same day a Washington livery barn burned, killing two young men trapped by smoke while attempting to rescue horses.
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Wellindton
Court House
Curdrey
Coast House
Tent Street
Washington Burns
Wasnixarox
Iy Mathews
Parkhurst Seeks Anarchist Aid for Honest Government
Dr. Parkhurst appeals to New York anarchists including Emma Goldman to join a radical branch of the women’s musical league aimed at fighting Tammany Hall and promoting good government on the East Side. He urged unity on shared goals despite other differences. Aimed at socialists and reformers, the meeting was held at 179 Waverly Place.
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New York
Parkhurst
Euime Goldman
Blackwells Island
Esther RL Matting
Marie Comisky
Mme Michaud
E. Stand
Elizabeth Harris
Sadakichi Bartmar
Dr. Row
Bighopa Moran
Harris
Mme
Marc Louise Davis
Waverly Place
Woman's Musicipal League
Tammany Hall
East Side
North Topeka Gossip and Local Notices Collected
North Topeka items note Lukens opera house dark all week for meetings Henry Hale and George Currier travel to Kansas City Mrs B B Chan visits Miltonvale Kay to spend weeks A N Lyon returns from New Mexico Miss Fannie E Cole hosts Want To Know club A B Jamieson and Miss Loms Wit wed by Rev J G Mayer Dry goods firms adopt 6 30 closing on Nov 1 Mrs J C Harrah returns to Effingham Ill Kansas Avenue M E church to hold Crysanthemum Social at Rev C Holman A J Arnold Son ad runs 821 a ave complete homeopathic remedies Thomas E Fulghum relocates to Fairchild and Monroe Matt Gamloski returns to North Topeka area Louisiana lottery sum noted W G Aultz dies in Leavenworth Mr Kennerly plans move to Pueblo Col staff changes at A J Arnold Son. Dr Price Cream Baking Powder advertised.
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Lukens’ Opera House
Henry M. Hale
George Currier
Keneas City
BB Ch Han
Miltonvale
Kay
A. N. Lyon
New Mexico
Fannie E Cole
Park Street
A. B Jamieson
Loms Wit
Rosaville
J. G. Mayer
J. C. Harrah
D. EB Tiainer
Effingham
Kansas Avenue
M. E
Rev. C Holman
A. J. Arnold & Son
Thomas E Fulghum
Fairchild
Monroe
Matt Gamloski
Wit Yopeka Avenue
Louisiana Lowery
W. G. Aultz
Leavenworth
Suppay
Aults
Meriden
Fie
James Kennerly
A. J. Arnold & Son Wiat
Neosho County
Puesblo
Col
Big East Republican Rally Planned Next Saturday
Scattered text outlines a large rally with torch procession and tests in the county. Mentions Dr Price's Paki ee and hot wherds, plus local merchants and advertisements interwoven in a damaged notice page.
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Bittes
Niger
Chicago
Charles Curtin Wells Welire
Culture lecture draws sixty listeners at farmer's residence
Dr E Kay spoke to sixty attendees on culture at Jonathan Thomas's residence last night. He traced culture to agriculture, warned against despising common things, and said culture is the storage of truths in the mind. He linked education and church work to building up weaker colleges and ministers, with local concerts and a forthcoming Library Hall event.
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E. Kay
De 2
Rayon
Jonathan Thomas
Mar
Tison
Ray
Bread Won’t Get Cheaper Says Local Bakers
Local bakers say there is no immediate prospect of bread prices falling despite lower wheat costs and a drop in Mont. price. They caution against reductions unless flour prices fall further and warn a bakers’ war would be required to trigger lower loaf prices.
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Fey
Emporia
Estrventa
Martin
Oliver Daysod
Lawrence
Allen
Americus
Ptey
Chicago
New York
Washington
Rock Island Route Harvest Excursions and Dallas State Fair Trip
Harvest excursion tickets go on sale November 6 to Texas and New Mexico points on Pecos Valley railroad and to Deming for a low round trip fare plus 2.04 with two stopovers. November 2 to Dallas for the state fair and expos, round trip 14.50, two-day transition each direction, return November 11. Also notes on the Chicago to New York twenty hour train via Lake Shore route and hair care ad lines.
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Texas
New Mexico
Pecos
Chicago
New York
Lake Shore
C.K. Wither
Weejers
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