Amateur and scratch entries in one-fourth mile events
The report lists amateur entrants B A Fowler Peter Wall M Thompeon Knowles Chasantana and Wadleteh in the one-fourth mile events with distances noted 125 yards 20 yards and a scratch. It also shows event six one mile handicap entries TA AL song cup with A Pauss scratch and C Knowles. A separate line notes a one-fourth mile unpaced professional track record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Fowler
N. B. Thomp
Chas
Peter Wall
A. A. Pauas
M. ‘Thompeon
Loss of Hand Sues for Ten Thousand Dollars
In Wyandotte county a suit filed in federal court by Berry’s father, representing Berry who is incapable of suing, claims William Berry was maimed while employed by Kansas City Car & Foundry. The petition alleges an old worn-out moulding machine caused the accident, resulting in permanent hand injury and $10,000 in damages plus $200 for doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parton & Transcript
Wyandotte County
William
Berry
Kansas City Car & Foundry
Hangs on Jiminez in Caribbean Revolt
Port Au Prince Haiti Sept 1 revolutionary forces of Santo Domingo occupy Purris Plata and Santiago A provisional government established at Babiligo Jiminez arrival momentarily expected A death by own action promised Cupe Haytien on receipt of a telegram from Jimenez founder of the revolution in San Domingo Mayingate set at liberty Denying Santiago de Cuba for Puerto Plata Gem Imbert governor announces that dimines will soon arrive at Puerto Pinta Guellity governor of Canal Christi refuses to capitulate awaiting the outcome of the revolution Bulckde described as calm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Purris Plata
Santiago
Babiligo
Jiminez
Cupe Haytien
Hayti
Jimmex
San Domingo
Mayingate
Santiago de Cuba
Puerto Plats
Gem. Imbert
Puerto Plata
Dimines
Puerto Pinta
Gen
Guellity
Acnal Christi
Topeka Merchant Praises Endless Chain Shoe Scheme
A Topeka shoe merchant hails an endless chain system as a great success. He claims book sales reach 12 dollars and that many shoes are given away. Participants earn credits for tickets turned in, with rewards scaled to the amount supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pika
Topeka Cyclists Race Schedule at Garfield Park
Topeka cyclists race this season at Garfield park this afternoon with racing continuing tomorrow at 4 o clock. Program lists four events including one mile novices and a one mile handicap. Entrants include Wm L Wall J Spelter and N P Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Garfield Park
Jock
Ides
Hires
B.A. Powler
Fred Ae
Peter Wail
Arnis Allen
N. P. Thompson
Curtis Knucher
W. Wadlelgn
Wromteur
Wm. Ll. Wail
Godard Opinion Shapes Insurance Fees Debate in State Stand
Attorney General Godard declares legislative session unconstitutional while Governor Stanley denounces the ruling as bad policy. The exchange centers on whether the Superintendent of Insurance can collect fees from insurance companies for examinations and whether such funds must go to the state treasury or be treated as departmental revenue. The discussion explores legal authority, accounting of expenses, and the proper treatment of collected fees as public revenue.
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Godard
Stanley Wee
Stanley
Godardhy
Ophrel
Eoumers
Mrchareh
State Insurance Department
Ateenée
Guidahee
Senmlbing
Euayalisate
Eutjeer
Ehfea
Ital
Apuidios Ail Iin
Wetitin
Topeka News Capsule Includes Local Events and Debts
Topeka items cover a busy mix of city life from real estate sales and carriages to court terms and notable residents. Mentions include Dean Sykes returning from Colorado, a busy building season, plans for horse racing meets, Labor Day observance by county officers, and upcoming public events at the city hall to propel the local social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
J. Vo Tocan
A. Dohamon
Wierifts
Garfield
Stale notes and town chatter from Hartford and Kansas
A garbled civic and social update mentions Hartford stake and a prior purse win. It notes Foy Coates, a colored man, arrested for complicity with Ulysses Cherry in Horace Swayee’s wheel, with Cherry claiming it came from Coates and Cogles. Many local items follow: parade bands, a Vermont visitor surprised by horse racing, Hutchinson Democratic conference, a stenographer Agnes Granzer, sheriff replacements, a civil service exam set for September, and Labor Assembly activity. Also references to Jewish New Year services, store closures, a pedestrian struck by a car, and a city railway incident with a horse rescued from an excavation.
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Hartford
Foy Coates
Ulysses Cherry
Horace Swayee
Cherry
Coates
Vermont
Kansas
Joe Patchen
John B. Gentry
FE Brown
Hutchison Democratic
Novinb
Hutchinson
Minn
Agnes ‘Granzer
Hy Webb McNairs
Lew Gurt
Norton
Us Imere Ppe
Sola K
Wright
New York
Kansas City
Garver
Covnellman Lettels
Kansas Avenue
Taea
Geo
Butts
Sixth
Kanns Avenue
Supreme Judge
Woman Nearly Faints In Topeka Store Jacket Try-On
A shopper in Topeka nearly fainted while trying on jackets at a local store. She aimed for the first pick, tried on multiple coats, and grew overheated, needing relief as others browsed stock.
Stay in Wichita Governor Won’t Move to Topeka
Governor Stanley abandons plans to relocate to Topeka this fall citing his daughter Hattie Stanley would lose credits and must finish her Wichita high school work. He will keep residence in Wichita and pursue the regular Wichita school course. D R Hill of Bendena named to tax bureau animal industry post in Washington at 720 dollars yearly. Burdock Blood Bitters touted for eruptive diseases with cleansing purifying effect.
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Stanley
Topeka
Hattie Stanley
Wichita
D. R. Hill
Bendena
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Hold Up Veterans Syndicate Obstacles Rooms in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia syndicate has cornered sleeping rooms during the upcoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Prices stay high at 1 and 1.50 dollars for ordinary rooms, but the syndicate shows signs of weakening. Naval veterans will meet on Saturday with national commander Admiral Foss of Minneapolis. Posts attending include Cushing Association Milwaukee and other naval veterans groups from Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Philaadelphia
Philadelphia
G. A. HK
Grand Army of the Republic
J. F. Q. Foss
Minneapolis
Cushing Association
Joh Driscoll
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota
August H. Kunse
Minneapolis Minon.; Silnets Naval Veterans’ Association
William H. Comstoeck
Chicago
Black Hawk Association
John B. Wirt
Indianapolis
Ind
Enlistments Soar in U S Volunteer Regiments
War department reports 2764 men enlisted in the volunteer regiments now forming with 157 added yesterday. Forty three Philippine bound volunteers remain unassigned and 30 more join the 1st U S volunteer cavalry in the Philippines. The 45th Illinois led regiments, Gen Corbin says, could recruit about 600 daily. Root plans officers for a southern negro regiment but waits on formal orders until officers are chosen to avoid rust of applicants.
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Washington
War Department
1Th
U. S. Volunteer Cavalry
Philippines
Illinois
Lst
Corbin
Root
South
Tickets On Sale For Great Rock Island Fpsite Return
Round trip fare listed as 19 dollars covers travel from Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Tickets go on sale September 6 and 7 with return options available through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pusblo
Great Rock Island
Hoo Hoo Club Offers Low Colorado Trip Rates
The Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo posts a $19.00 round trip deal to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver with a $12.10 rate for return tickets for the Denver and Colorado Springs trip September 9-13 185. Sale open to all including Hoo-Hoo members and others. This marks a rare seasonlow fare to Colorado rail service through Santa Fe trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Topeka Endorsement Promises Kidney Relief
Public endorsement from a Topeka resident urges readers to trust Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. A M Roderick reports five years of kidney and back pain linked to alkali in water, claiming severe pain and inability to lift or sew. The notice recommends purchasing from Rowley Snows drug store as sole agent for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. M. Roderick
Rowley & Snows Drug Store
Staten
Dean
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M B. Berry
the New Clothing
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Imperial
Security Building
Kansas Ave
Dean Sykes
SBS
Hal Besson
Horsemen
Buxette
Ite
D District Court
Guy
Curtin
Ames
John Kyelater
Oakland
Rus Leland
W. W. Cook
Pedition Vinting
Bo Farm
Labette County
Metry
United States
Clarence L. Scott
Creamore
EJ. Kerwick
Flambeau Sierre
Grace Cathodes
Sixth + avenue
H Grinstead
Larned
Laouneville
Compinta Coen
J. A. Davis
van Bucken Street
Rx Wright
Dodge City
Sylvian Kivin
Thin Etty
Ithe
Capily Deeyfue
Kakw Kim
Les
Alden
Santa Fe
Pit
Meharty
North Piatte
Nebras
Moon
Eighth Street
Welock
Baturiays
City Hall
Tola Hockley
Thomas Jenkins
Barsss City
J. W. Thurston
Bae Wen
Faeds
Atchison
Seventh Street
Avenute
Tor King i
Sollern Popeten
Water of
Gule Ol
Modoex
Elie
Trpele
Post Hall
Pradelphia
Pied Colver
Tian Geatid Oper
Crawford Theater
Phillie
Tecumech Ponte
Kan- Sas
Sen Prandsen
Glenbil
Santis Fe End
Rock Island
Philadel
W. Denison
Masnyana
Leave Tarlay
Pt Vanes
Tioreacs
Mas Bosa
John
Continental Shoe and Clothing Co
OUR
Florsheim’s Men’s Fine Shoes
Earth
Pang Wut Apar
Kania
Belliss
T. S. King
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