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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1902

Page

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Miami County Republican Vote on T T Kelly Embezzlement Feared

In Paola and surrounding areas Miami County Republicans fearfully question T T Kelly’s bid for state treasurer over embezzlement charges. Residents, officials, and farmers discuss the dispute, with many predicting Kelly will receive only a fraction of the county GOP vote as investigators scrutinize county records for discrepancies and possible mutilations.

Pac Kelly The State Journal Pauld Milam County Bim Republican County Central Commlttes W. D. Greason Miami County Republican Mr. Kelly Topeke Willian Allen White Emporial Gazette Henry Allen Ottawa Herald C. ©. Smith Burlington Republican A. J. Basy Belleville Telescope Ewing Herbert Hiawatha World John Seaton Atchison, BE W- Hoch Marion Record Vietr Murdock Wichita Hagle John 5 Gilmoore Fredonia Citizen Pols Kelly Cine Republican Frank Grimes W. J. Stagg Frank Jarret Topeka Kursax Kansas Kasisas Greasan Ft Rome Nin Greason Miami County Co- Burns Paola Ptople A. L .Thomas W. D. Greeran Sheir Miami County Court House Philippines Jay Sheldon Sheldon Court House R. Hampson Hampson Hillsdale Hamipson Mr. Harapyan Te County End IL Bebllyy Robinson Republican County Central Committee Mings County Hobinson Dr. Robinson Albert Lanecker A. L.thomas Thomas P. L. Ware West Valley J. W. Brantner Fast Valley East Valley J M. Mannen Stanton Township Canty Committee Reeve Stout Kelly Mantien Miammi County Mr. Mannén J. Rkwae Eey Republican County Richland Township

Labor Day Parade Delights Topeka Crowds Despite Rain

Labor Day in Topeka drew large crowds from Lawrence and Leavenworth as stores closed and unions represented. The parade started late but featured colorful floats, uniforms, and bands including the Sixth United States Infantry band, with delegations marching from Kansas avenue to Second and Quincy streets amid cool, cloudy skies.

Topeks Topeka Ingman Kansas Avenue Wallace Santa Fe Lrke Lawrence and Leavenworth United States’ Infantry George H. Bucholz Leavenworth and Lawrence Knights of Pythias Second Quincy Streets Polite G. M. Felger Roy Hammond Weaver Stanley Parker Topeka Trades Unions Topeka Fire Department Sixth Cavalry Band Leavenworth Carpenters' and Joinners' Union Federated Labor Union Lawrence Lawrence Teamsters Lawrence and Leavenworth Plumbers Carpenters’ Union No Inc Lawrence Band Cigarmakers’ Union Clgssmakers Brotherhood of Painters, Payerhausera and Decorators Brotherhoed Berry Fepa' Varnish Company East Fourth Ciris Edith Daniels Edith Laws Marcia Brown Bessie Young Gertrude Purcell Hazel Miller Gertrude Real Florence Allison Bertha Gerberick Hagel Hughes Samuel Allison James Gibbons Tony Real Sterling Hughes Peerahare International Brotherhood of Ee Een Union Mare Kansas Union At Work Eni of Pythias Brick and Stonemasons Nea Tly

Labor Day Parade Float Showcases Kansas Unions and Machinery

The article describes a Labor Day parade float lineup featuring Jacksons Twenty-third Regiment Laborers No 3817 with range stone work, Ibdwe members in blue, Journeymen Horseshoers No 132, Boilermakers and apprentices, Blacksmiths helpers, and International Association of Machinists Lodge No 24 with a Baldwin locomotive model. Also present are Railway carmen, Amalgamated Sheet Metal workers, Plumbers Gas and Steamfitters from Topeka and Leavenworth, and Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, led by Whitewings and City officials, as bells rang along the parade route from Kansas avenue to Tenth street and back.

Stationary Fremen Neers FOU Jackson Twenty-third Ibdwe Intrnational Association of Machinista Lodge No Baldwin George Bartel Santa Fe International Association of Machinite No. 24 Labor Day Federal Labor Union p&Imberland Boys Griggs Plumbers, Gas and Steamfitters Topeka Leavenworth Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Tenth Street Kansas Avenue Chicago The Stock Exchange Board of Trade Walte John Mitchell Philadel Philadelphia Sept. L United Mine Workers of America Labvor Washington Park Delaware River Mitchell National Association of Letter Carriers Denver Poly Fort Logan Funston Department of the Colorado New York St. Louis Wihica Friends of J. C. Kevlar Cleveland A. J. Michner Michner St. Louts Denver Col Pennsylvania Fairbanks Kansas City Wilon Kansas Cities Betrae U.S Charles W. Pairbanks Indiana Electric Park Suesch Tamaqua Tamaqua Panther Creek Nen-Union Breakers No. 4 Lehigh Coal Company Summit All Lansford Summit Hit Pittsburg Pitsburg Schenbyrk

Mont Pelee eruptions cause dust and darkness across Caribbean islands

Reports from Dominica Martinique St Lucia and Guadeloupe describe rising dust clouds ash and darkness linked to Mont Pelee activity. Witnesses report loud detonations rumbling nightly August 24 26 and August 30 with smoke cloud in Castries and seals of communication by cable interrupted as dust covers Baise Terre and Point a Pitre.

Roseau Dominica Hoseart Talline Mont Pelee Notre Martinique St John Antigua Castries St. Lucia St. Thomas Bow Daminiia Paris Ministry of the Colonies Port de France Basse Terre St. Kitts Hasse Terre Island Guadeloupe Martisique Hasse ‘Terre

Reclamation Service Expands Work Across Western Rivers

Cheyenne official announces that the Reclamation Service under the Geological Survey is active in Arizona on the Gila river and tributaries, California on the Colorado and Truckee rivers, Utah on Bear river, and Wyoming on the Big Horn and North Platte rivers, as first corn shipments head to Kansas City from Larson.

Cheyenne Wio Hyarographer Newell Reclamation Service Geological Survey Arizona Gila River California Colorado

Labor Day Parades and Closures Across the Nation

Labor Day events dominated across major cities as unions led parades and funds for striking miners flowed through Chicago Philadelphia Denver and others. Thousands joined processions and picnics while many industries banks and exchanges paused.

Iola Zinc Smelter Cause Claims Damages

The Register reports a damage action seeking 39682 dollars for crop loss caused by smoke from the Iola Zinc Smelter. The case centers on Clover Patch near Iola with connection to Lewis Horville, son of Mr. D Horville, details incomplete due to fragmented text.

Iola Zinc Smelter Iola, Kam Sept. L The Register Lewis BE. Horville D. Horville

Olympia Seizes Cable Stations Around Martha's Vineyard

United States cruiser Olympia lands at several cable stations near Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, cutting telegraph and telephone links to the islands. A landing by Lieut. L M Everhardt’s detachment seizes offices and cables, disrupting communication while other signals and wireless stations are reportedly captured at nearby sites.

Weeds Hole Mass United States Olympia Cuereby Martha's Vineyard Elizabeth Island Yiet Lieut L M. Everhardt Lieut. Everhardt Nantucket Marabals Vineyard Pasque Island Boston Hill Great Salt Pond Harbor Signal Corps Higkinson Vineyard Haven Muay Gayhead Pasque

Gale Strands 18 Vessels At Port Elizabeth In Cape Storm

A gale at Port Elizabeth drives ashore eighteen vessels including heavy sailing craft. Five ships dashed to pieces and crews marooned. Two tugs foundered and many lighters ashore. Fear of heavy loss of life follows.

Cape Town Moiny Port Elizabeth

Big Glory Balloon Flight From Denver Starts Quest

The Big Glory balloon lifted Sunday afternoon from Denver aiming to set a world altitude and distance record. Captains Swin and Percy, the aeronauts, planned to descend by parachute with messages telegraphed from the craft.

Denver Ina Southwestern Tswin Percy Claan

Cuba to Release Convicts Amid Congressional Debate

Cuban Congress debates a broad amnesty for ex soldiers who fought in the army. The proposal, backed by Palma, aims to release all convicts regardless of crime, facing opposition from conservative members as it advances toward approval. Weather indeterminate with light winds.

Cuban Congress Pavora New York Cuba Tribune Congress Teresa Ap Palma

Mont Pelee Scores Again Amid Caribbean Disaster

Mont Pelée eruption causes massive tidal wave that sweeps Le Carbet, killing about 200. At 9 o clock Saturday night the crater was reportedly quiet, yet detonations distressed inhabitants. A sloop from inland St. Vincent arrived this morning with news of the catastrophe.

St. Vincent Mont Pelecs

Riot at Cemetery Party Ends With Stabbings and Arrests

A New York riot broke out after a party leaving Zion cemetery in Queens County. About two dozen injured including men women and children as trolley car conductors and motormen clashed with passengers. Three arrests were reported as cars resumed service to Long Island City.

New York Zion Cemetery Queena County Wan Aku Ates Calvary Cemetery Conden

Damages Sought in Foreman Incident Lawsuit

Attorney Detwiler seeks 1800 damages against Missouri and Kansas Telephony Company and Inter Street Railway for injuries to Milo Miller and a seven year old, alleging a fatalish result from a recent wire incident. Case involves multiple defendants and requests 15000 total damages, with claims of permanent injury and death.

Fola Kas Lawault Detwiler M_Milfer Missouri and Kungus Inla Street Railway Company Milo Semagen Con Curtle

Mills Store News Opens Fall Season with Large Dress Goods

Mills store announces the fall season opening tomorrow with an extra large display of black and colored dress goods. The assortment includes a varied range from light smooth to long rough shaggy cloths suited for separate skirts and tailored suits. Rich deep browns blues and wines dominate the color lineup with a full range of shades.

Silk fabrics show plain designs with diverse finishes

Silk fabrics are plainer than moires and Scotch plaids yet the soft peau finish is valued for separate waists or costumes. Pin checks, especially black and white, suit shirt waists with a range from tiny to large checkerboard patterns.

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T. T. Kelly MR. Greason Lawrence and Leavenworth West Indies Tulse 1. T Larson Labor Bay Wichita Wichive Mae Ritttia Fre Port Woods Hole Cnstle Rock Vilage Morne Ronge le Carbet Quist Tola Telephone Company Mills’ Store News the Mills CO
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