Kansas Fairs in 1902 Doings and Secretaries
A listing of Kansas county fairs and expositions for 1902 with corresponding secretaries and venues such as Hi Dorado Hewins Park, Cedar Vale, Clay Center, Ottawa, Newton, Wichita, Topeka, and Burlingame. Also notes a Topeka baritone concert and traveling appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans Abiee Lty Fair Association
J. Bache
Hi Dorado
Chantantes —Hewins Park and Fair
Ge Woodford
Burlingtom
Mra County Fair Association
G. P. Jets
Miami
Bradbury Secreer
Crees Mortis
Amine
Counc Grove
Eg Paulaing
Senco Meats Ae
Ears
Fifewicks County
Wichita
Ig Beane
Vane Agricultural Society
Neodne Cours
F Souge
Erie
Ness Count Saunty
Nicaragua still at iv Panamanian unrest grows in isthmus
Official circles report the gunboat Padilla loading coal and munitions at Corinto Nicaragua for Herrera loyalists. Panama fears a Colombia Nicaragua rupture as reinforcements arrive. A separate note from Rome mentions Mar Guidi consulting with Spanish friars about Philippine grievances amid cautious action. A random catalog of ad style lines ends with a garbled veteran claim about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Padilla
Corinto
Nicaragua
Herrera
Nicaraga
Senor Concha
Washington
Senor Ceres
Bogota
Sonestron
Sol Caen
Savannas
Panana
Rome
Mer
Guidi
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Manile
Mar. Guidi
Shooting on Huntington estate shocks Throggs Neck
On the Huntington estate at Throggs Neck a gardener's assistant, Daniel Hawkins, 45, shot kitchen maid Elizabeth Connell, 24, in a mysterious incident. Hawkins fled into the river but was rescued. he is under arrest. Mrs Huntington initially blocked investigators before the coroner secured access. The motive remains unknown and the dying woman gave no statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Huntington
Throge’s Neck
Collis P. Huntington
Coronier
Elizabeth Connell
Daniel Hawkins
Hawkings
Hawkins
Walsh
Westchester
O'Gorman
Mr. Hollingsworth
Ava Huntington
Kingston Dispatch Reports Haitian Crisis Deepens
Kingston Jamaica September 4 reports from Hayti say the republic’s situation grows more complex. In the chamber of deputies Pierre leads Fouchard, Fermin’s revolutionary party gains ground, no settlement in sight. Business halted, chief towns suspended, public workers quitting for lack of pay since General Sam reeled presidency. Suspects who burned Petre Goave flee to Curacao then bound for Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Chamber of Deputies
M. Pierre
M. Fouchard
M. Firmin
Revolutionary Party
Sam
Santa Fe Tour Tickets On Sale For Ohio Indiana Trip
Tickets to specific points in Ohio and Indiana go on sale September 2 9 16 and 22 at one fare plus 2.00 for round trip valid thirty days apply to local Santa Fe agent. Notable performers include Mrs John Kleinhans Mrs G W Parkhurst Mr Francis Fisher Powers Mr Harold Stewart Briggs of New York City Quartette of male voices Messrs Pribbie Moore Miss Gertrude Tracy Miss Charlotte Parkhurst in solos quartette and duets at Miss Whitlesey's concert Friday evening Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Central Passenger Association
The
Santa Fe
John Kleinhans
G. W. Parkhurst
Francis Fisher Powers
Harold Stewart Briggs
New York City
Pribbie and Moore
Gertrude Tracy
Charlotte Parkhurst
War era quip story with Calhoun and bunkers humor
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Civil War era dialogue between Kornel Bunker and Governor Calhoun. The tale narrates staged challenges, faux insults, and a mock field meeting over artillery, muskets, and battlefield anxieties, punctuated by tavern and gatehouse interludes.
Duel and forgiveness at dawn after Manassas clash
Context recalls a disputed Second Manassas moment where a flank maneuver broke the enemy, later prompting Governor Calhoun to seek apology after a night of drinking. The narrator reflects on courage, honor, and the question of pursuing a deadly duel versus moving on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Manassas
Calhoun
Sub
Who Is to Blame Pittsfield Car Incident
Pittsfield Massachusetts September 4 citizens debate responsibility for a street car incident that marred President Roosevelt and Governor’s visit. Debate centers on the street railway company obeying mayoral requests and a city inquiry into car speed and safety. Driver D J Pratt’s condition after the incident was reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Roosevelt
United States
Commonwealth
Pittsfield Street Railway Company
Common Council
House of Mercy
D. J. Pratt
Jean
Iron Business 8 Light and Market Movements
New York reports a light business for domestic pig iron with iron import relief in the interior. Southern railroads push freight rates to Ohio river points, price levels for Bessemer pig rise in Pittsburg, and billets see steady demand while mills scramble to maintain deliveries and shift output to new materials. The note also mentions efforts to fund foreign indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio River
Seaboard
Middleboro
Scotch Irons
Jane Nevity
Rent Notices and Real Estate Classified Fragments
A jumble of rental ads and property listings appears, including furnished and unfurnished rooms, houses for rent, store rooms, and real estate sales. Mentions of addresses in Kansas and local streets, various landlords and brokers, and a note on Lloyd-Prussner & Co trading in household items.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Harvey
T. M. James
North Topeka
T. L. King
Topeka
Union Etal
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Butte
Anaconda
Helens
Spokane
Weatches
Wash
Everett
Fairhaven
New Whatcom
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Ashland
Roseburg
Eugene
Albany
Salem
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
J.C. Fulton
F. A. Lewis
T. A
Kansas Ave
Kansas
Frank
Ana
Whitnesey Eancart
Chamberlain
Sam Ltilian Bettie
Kurnel Bunker
Ding
Fair Oaks
Ermor Calhoun
Sunrige
Stains
Malvern Hill
Kornel
Honah
Tinkham
Groveton
Suh
Hovah
Tsunno
Wah
Wac
C. B. Lewis
Iron Business 8 Light
Bourr
AED
Eather Tekepheee
Byant Ade
Stave Journal
Free One
SRS
Este Tee
Washten
D. C
Gees Laundry
Clarkson
Fore Loarn
White
General Rowe
Abe
Lomax
Kan
J. Thomas Lumber Co
W. Tehst
Barber Collegem
Louis
Omahs
TL TT
Care Journal
Hancock
Nan’ Ae Sing
Una
Efe Nixon
Tecumseh
Goa
Harrison St
I. Biscor
Quincy Et
Quincy
Topeka Ave
Eleventh St
el Callat
Gentemen
West 6Th
Ise Lincoln
St. Elder
Pruessner & Co
Boris Kansas
Guier
Gallege Ave
Kasens
Union Pacivng
Lsers Acres
Seodal
Bat Journal
Trier
North Aide
Journal
ST North Quincy
North
Topeien
Eee
Gow
Vincent
McVicar
M. W. Mull
Pipig
Sob Ware
Prom ‘Abe
Tepuka
H. Wowace
van Buren
Betyer Ain W
J.C. Darling Co
Topera Automobile
ervcLe
Ges
B Cycle CO
James B. Hayden
Seweier
Sen
Bis
Bbieveal & Corsalith
Washurgton
Rosen
Petant
Kamase
L. Biscos
Ave Ee
Merchants
Ies Tee
Tiene SS Oem
Ors
Tata
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