Bismarck Questions Franco Russian Alliance Influence
The Times reports Prince Bismarck dismisses the Franco Russian alliance as of little consequence. He notes Germany should avoid risky adventures, values a strong army, and recalls Moltke's view on trade and power. He praises President Fatte's diplomacy and recounts past intrigue with the Empress Augusta.
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Zank- Untl
Prince Bistere
Prince Bistarck
Bismarck
Muravie
Germany
Prince Lismarck
Fattre
Aifen
Ds- Paros
von Moltke
Augusta
Change of Seed Wheat Abilene
Dickenson county farmers test new seed wheats from Pennsylvania. several varieties to evaluate for southern markets. Also notices on Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Berges Blood Purifier and Blood Maker, with advert claims and drugstore availability. A Marshall's Band will perform at RU Gataeid Park tomorrow afternoon.
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Abilene
Dickmeon County
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Marshall
RU Gataeid Park
Windward Returns From Franz Josef Land Expedition
London reports the Windward, carrying the Jackson Harmaworth expedition, has arrived with crews including Jackson and Armitage. They claim Franz Josef Land is a collection of many small islets and ridged hummocks, not a single landmass, and note open sea north of the region. They killed 1,400 loons and collected valuable scientific specimens while planning a new Arctic voyage.
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Jackson-Harmaworth
London
Heving
Harmeworth
Cape Flora
Franz Josef Land
Jackson
Elmensod
Elmw
Anree
Bell Island
Prcence
Frans Josefland
Nansen
Albert Armitage
Aaerial
Doletrous
Eumwood
Jook
Frans Josef Jand
Gillies Land
England
Governor orders scrap book for notices and staff
Springfield reports Gov Tanner plans a complete clipping record to store in a scrap book for posterity. Joseph C Holman of Chicago is named head of the clipping bureau at 1200 per year. Turner Knelish, the governor’s father in law, is appointed custodian of gubernatorial grounds at 5208 per year.
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Springfield
Tanner
Joseph C. Holman
Chi
Wiekes
Allen Bi
Turney Knelish
Christ Science Convert Director Re signs to Practice as a Healer
Kansas City Missouri report states Frank K Riley resigned as focal secretary and rector of the MC A and has been converted to Christian Science. He plans to practice as a healer, came from Leeds England, and may return there. He is described as an athletic young man of 25. Also note an upcoming Santa Fe Route excursion sale on September 7 to Arkansas Arizona and nearby districts.
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Kansas City
Frank K. Riley
Leeds
England
City Board of Education
D. O. McCray
G. J. Smart
Los Anggeles
Arthur Majors
The
Kansas News
George Harrison
George R. Smiting
Wopers
Anthony
Santa Fe
Athletic Park
Grace
Midd Cross
Joplin
Bropher Cross
A. J. Ryan
Prose Auditor
St. Path
FR. &. Magee
Alma
Christian Endeavor
H. B. Fieharty
Seneca and
Handolph
Ward W. Silver
College Hill
Pendieton
Ore
Pendieton Academy
Canon Miner
Archdeacon Hill
Dean Bodley
St. Thomas
Second United Presbyterian Church
Polk and
Huntoon Street
Thos. Drake
Ancient
Order of Pyramids
Flower Committee
Colorads Fuel & Iron Company
Dudley
Albuquerque
N. M
Kester
Topeka
Paul Torrington
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. M. Reynolds
Humtoon
College Avenue
Cerl Drench
Chas
Silver Lake
Pearl Dean
Dean
Fifteenth Anniversary of Rev McKiratun’s Pastorship
Tomorrow marks the fifteenth anniversary of Rev M I McKiratun serving as pastor of the United Presbyterians. Appointed in 1882 by the board of missions to build a congregation, he faced a decade of debt and led rebuilding of the church. Under his leadership the church grew, became self supporting, and his work spans music, writing, and reform. He is Lincoln post commander and active in the Fall Festival. His health remains good and his congregation honors his steady service.
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United Presbyterians
M. I. McKiratun
Board of Missions
McKirahan
Lincoln Post
Thowshoever
Topeka calls for Rev W R Cox after Ottawa pastorate
Rev W R Cox has moved with his family to Topeka and taken residence at 1261 Clay street. He will preach tomorrow on Gods Name and Our Commission. Ottawa congregation expresses sorrow at his departure but testifies to his fidelity and kindness.
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W. R. Cox
United Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Topeka
Clay Street
Mr. Cox
Second United Presbyterian Church of
Top-ka
Kansas City Maids Nominate Miss Santa Waters and Miss Susie Wilder
Kansas City Karnival committee plans an honor parade and festival with six maids of honor from surrounding cities. A voting contest will pick representatives from Topeka area contenders. Names proposed include Miss Banta Waters and Miss Wilder, with others to be added. contestants to be housed at Coates House for five days of entertainment.
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Santa Waters
Susie Wilder
Kansas City
Topeka
Banta Waters
Bush Wilder
Santa Fe Offers Round Trip to Albuquerque for 31 Dollars
The Santa Fe posts a round trip fare of thirty one dollars to Albuquerque and back, good on September T. The trip invites visitors to the Territorial fair, Aztec Sun dance, and a war dance by one hundred Navajo Indians. Apply to W Garvey, agent, Santa Fe east Topeka for details.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerques
Albuquerque
W.garvey
Colored Visitors at Topeka Fall Festival
The Topeka Colored Citizen reports a fall festival with the bureau of information at 401 Kan Sac Avenue guiding attendees. They expect hundreds of visitors from different parts to join the event and praise a product named Jares Hair Vis on.
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Topeka Colored Citizen Fave
Bureau of Information
Kan- Sac Avenue
Pccommoda
Reform Party Strategy and Populist Viewpoint in Kansas
George M. Munger of Eureka discusses Reform Party strategy and the expected issue focus for next year. He says the campaign will hinge on popular appeal and balance against the other party, with money questions or railroad politics possible. He emphasizes leaders must be in touch with common people and oppose greed and oppression of capital while urging ballot-box participation. He notes Greenwood County satisfaction with Gov. Leedy’s administration and says the public has paused political activity to focus on private matters until next year.
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George M. Munger
Eureka
V. Munger
Greenwood County
Congress
John Bladden
Emporia
Attinger
Br. Munger
Junction
Andy
Muet
Mun Ber
Leedy
Thar County
Bean
County Clerk Refuses Delivery of Ballot Law Copies
A. J. Bayse, clerk of Jackson county, refuses a package of 100 copies of the Australian ballot law as amended, from the Holton express office. He cited nonpayment of postage by the secretary of state, though counties are expected to cover charges, with Jackson county as the sole holdout. Other counties in the state have accepted and paid.
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A. J. Bayse
Jackson County
Holton
Mr. Bayse
Ranees
Amateur Florists Plan Permanent Topeka Group
The amateur florists met at Dr. Tobs's office to form a permanent organization to unite professional and amateur florists and assist in obtaining manpower of plants. A festival day meeting was set with entertainment committee named and Dr. Roby to call the next gathering after the festival. Over 50 invitations were sent to Topeka florists, with many more expected and statewide invitations planned.
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H. Hoitevafi
Dr. Roby
Topeka
Tie
Money Scarce in India Sparks Silver Remittance Move
New York dispatch reports India’s government, after suspending council drafts, will receive ten der drafts next Tuesday for one crore rupees. The move signals a shift to remittances and highlights India’s silver shortage driven by war demands and remittance needs.
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Promine
New York
Lonfién
India
London
Rindwan
Welle Ee
Webb
Wells
Uckets
Kandy
Scarlet fever cases spark Topeka city report
A Topeka city item notes several scarlet fever cases. Other briefs mention the American Volunteers drum tally, education board plans, staff moves, church events, parade floats, and local mishaps with bicycles and wagons.
The Aztec Sun Dance at Territorial Fair
A feature at the Albuquerque Territorial Fair showcases a sun dance by one hundred Cochits Indiana. The event runs September 13 through 18 with tickets on sale September 1 at 51.00 from Topeka via agent W. C. Garvey Santa Fe Route for details. Mineral water and food stands advertised.
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Albuquerque
Indiana
Albpauerane
W. C. Garvey
Santa Fe Rovte
Tempest at the Grand Ends Run With Matinee Farewell
The Tempest production at the Grand impressed onlookers with strong theatre, yet attendance suffered due to high 25 cent matinee price and extreme heat. The show, last performance in the city, aimed to boost the floral fund despite a lackluster three night run. A weather note and stray ad copy mix with unrelated medical lines appear in the remainder of the text.
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