Labor Day Parade at Garfield Park Topeka Celebrates Day
Labor Day activities in Topeka centered on Garfield Park with a mixed parade and civic display. Barbers and Girl Cadets won prizes as crowds thronged streets, stores closed, and residents enjoyed the day amid patriotic color and community groups marching in an annual celebration now described as one of the city’s notable autumn events.
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Topeka
Garfield Park
Labor Day
Gartudld Park
Eiere
Tapcke
Burt Wee
Marahalis Dans
Sven Untanilke
Tie Hand
Irbut
Tapeia Trpegraphivel Union
Ctrlendera Uoder
Harnival Krehte
Gavin
Fey Madtadyan
Trisha
Padlinges
Creditate
Waites
Charles Hudlidey
Medlanus
Perry
Doris
Beale Warps Through Frontier Fight At Sea
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic continental clash with references to Beale and a Beale related sea event. Key figures and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a maritime encounter and ensuing delays affecting commerce and travel.
Arkansas Voting State Election In Progress Today
A brief dispatch notes Arkansas voters are casting ballots in an off year election with warm fair weather statewide. An estimated total turnout around 15 000 is expected as early results show detailed county tallies.
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Arkansas
Prvenen
Tremendous Tale Attracts Busy Friday Night
A bustling report from Philadelphia area games highlights a notable left hand catch and close plays. The Crawford theater plans for next week feature a breezy program with acts by Scott’s minstrels and the Al G. Field troupe among others, promised to entertain local audiences.
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Crawford
Scott
al G. Field
Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Travel
A long society page lists numerous guests visiting from Troy and other cities, with social calls, musical offerings, and extensive personal mentions. Readers note travel to Omaha, Chicago, Denver, St Louis, and Topeka, with transitions to church events and local visits.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Mary L Keith and Ausband transfer to Angie L Deir for 1000 dollars a lot 420 and east a15 Seventeenth street Keith addition. Chas FR Wedeon and wife transfer to Janes Hayes for 1 dollar an acre percent block 12 College Hill addition. Same to same for acre 6 block 4 same addition. M Thomas to Kate Wilson for 90 dollars lots 205-1-7-H-11-33 Oakland Avenue J W Morris addition. Wilkerson and wife to Attinnie Wilson for 27 dollars north half lot 403 in Rochester Cemetery.
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Mary L Keith
Ausband
Angie L. Deir
Seventeenth Street
Keith
Addiion
Chas FR Wedeon
Janes Hayes
Samme
T M. Thomas
Kate Wilson
Oakland Avenue
J. W. Morris
Wilkerson
Atinnie Wilson
Rochester
Populist Candidate for State Senator Named in County Report
The county central committee, abbreviated FW, names Prasine of Haas as a candidate for state senator. Wallare, a Mission township resident, was nominated but declined. The executive committee lists Coughlis, Gen. Wagner, Pred Close, Gen Hirdboe, and others. Queen Baking Powder ad ends the clipping.
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Popiliat County Central Committee
Bamed FW. Prasine
Haasie Fusbin
VOR
Wallare
Fema
Tike
Coughlis
Wagner
Hirdboe
Co. Beintaaile
Tnning
Bayard Condition Remains Unchanged After 24 Hours
In Dedham Massachusetts on September 0 it was announced at Kalstein that the condition of Thomas F Bayard remained unchanged from the past twenty four hours. Physicians are in constant attendance.
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Dedham
Mass
Kalrstéin
Thomas F. Bayard
Actor Memories of Lawrence A. McCarthy Star of Damon and Pythian
Lawrence A. McCarthy, veteran actor and producer of Damon and Pythian, recalls a career spanning from early stage days to supporting famed performers like Richard Mansfield and Edwin Booth. He preserves memories of John McCullough, Mansfield, and Mansfield's fear of forgetting lines, describing Mansfield as Banquo to his stage fears while noting McCarthy now runs a dramatic school in St. Louis.
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Lawrence A. McCarthy
Immortalis
McCarthy
John McCullough
McCullough
Genith
Dionysius
Edwin Booth
Richard Mansfield
Himvell
Mansfiela
Manstela
Mansfield
Macpfield
Fonger
St. Louis
State officers on Labor Day duty and travel
Governor Leedy delivers a Labor Day speech in Kansas City Kansas then plans to travel to Topeka with Republican nominee W E Stanley this evening. Secretary of State Rushie stays in Kansas City, Superintendent Stryker is at home, Attorney General Hoyle is in Colorado, Auditor Morris is sick.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wil
Topeka
W. E. Stanley
Republcan
Rushie
Stryker
Hoyle
Colorado
Morris
Heflebower
Willams
Mint County
Webb McNall
Dodge City
Lewin
Frank Hilliott
Governor's Office
W. E B. Topping
T. W. Caffey
J. J. Ryan
Omeo
Atchison
Taylor
Rine County
City
Garfield Park
Banks in Kansas Seen Better, Few Failures in Two Years
State and private banks in Kansas have shown improved condition over the past two years with only ten failures behind them. Bank officials and regulators credit cautiousness, strong governance, and the effect of new banking laws.
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Breidenthal
National Basic Examiner
Ewing
Kansas
Hreidenthal
Dr Cob Resigns Denver Pastorate and Plans Move
Rev Dr EK Cob resigns as pastor of First Congregational Church in Denver Colorado and will move to Goblberteville New Jersey where his family resides. Cob began ministry in Denver after previously serving as pastor for seventeen years elsewhere.
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Cob
Denver
Colo
EK Cob
First Congregational Church
Gqlberteville
Jae
Exodus at Camp Thomas shifts and troop movements
At Chickamauga National Military Park troops are rapidly redeployed. The Fourth Ohio batteries move to Celuras camp, the Third Tennessee heads toward Anniston Alabama, and the Eighth New York and First Mississippi are set to move tomorrow. Paymasters expect to complete payments for about 6000 men at Chickamauga. deaths listed include Connelly and Smith with several other privates and sergeants named from various units.
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Penis Oe
Chickhow
Chickaranagss
Ill Mare
Jonester
Chickamauga
Connelly Zn Smith
Rivute
W. R B. Denison
Pataneet H
First
Arkansas
E. E. Walker
Peivite
First Cena
Frank Draper
Compan
Massachusetts
Joseph C
Hane
Crawford Populists Nominate Slates at County Convention
Crawford county Populists met with sparse turnout in Pittsburg on September 1. J Widby was renominated for county attorney, while Judge Williams was denounced for issuing an injunction writ. Widespread support for Williams faded as reform figures faced the party’s internal divisions and the slate featured Looms, Wheyler, and Kaylor in various county and district posts.
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J. Widby
Williams
Pittsburg
Kan
Crawson County
Willeams
Widhy
Ikim
Greerhor Leedy
T J. Wilby
Fovie
Ween
Oley
Flo
Reille Lee
Radiey
Chicopee
H & Kaylor
Girard
Excursion From St Joe to Topeka Fails to Draw Crowds
Rain spoiled a planned St Joseph to Topeka Rock Island excursion as forecasts predicted showers. Only a handful joined the trip despite months of advertising, with over 1 000 expected if not for Sunday rain. The St Joe train carried 12 coaches but few attended the Mund concert at Garfield Park. The state house remained open and visitors toured there and the insane asylum.
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St. Joe
Towpeka
Rock Island
St Jos
Toveka
Garfeld Park
Mary
Insane Asylum
Gay Rhea to Perform One Week at Crawford Theater
Local dramatic news reports Miss Gay Rhea in Topeka for a one week engagement at Crawford Theater with opening piece An American Widow and special features between acts. Electric fans maintained for comfort. ladies free admission rules observed. Wednesday at Grand Opera House Damon and Pythias directed by Lawrence A McCarthy with a strong cast. proceeds benefit local lodges. if crowd justifies, the venture may repeat Thursday. Seats open tomorrow at Shim Drug Co. store.
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Crawford Theater
Damon and Pythias
Focal Antent
Lawrence A. McCarthy
Grand Opera House
McCarthy
Ef P
Shim Drug Co
Death of early settler J. Alexander at Garnett Kansas
J Alexander prominent politician dies suddenly in Garnett Kansas at 68 cholera morbus he was an early settler in the county and a Republican leader funeral planned today. Fire at Inman McPherson: Palmer and two helpers escape naked as building burns destroying tools harness and horses no foul play suspected. New source of export wheat in Sydney reports 1,500,000 acres sown up 3 percent from last year with projected yield of 15,000,000 bushels for export.
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Alexander
Garnett
Kan
Kansas
Ecemereas
Hufe Guparrick Dust
Isa
Thieety
Inman
McPhereon
Llaii Palmer
Palsor
Sydney
N.S W
New South Wals
Queen Louise Improves After Respiratory Difficulty
Copenhagen reports Queen Louise had a rough night with breathing trouble but shows improvement with 24 hours progress. She maintained her daily drive until recently despite the illness and fatigue.
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Copenhagen
Queen Louise
Omaha and Return $6 Via the Santa Fe
Two batteries of Night artillery from Burlington and Cedar Rapids were mustered out under Lieu tenant Hon. Omaha and Return $6 Via the Santa Fe. Tickets went on sale Sunday Sept. 4. The fast exposition train departs Topeka at 4:66 p m and reaches Omaha at noon. The Woman's Relief Corps will note the Santa pec Cincinnati special through train with electric dining cars.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Topeka
Omaha
Woman's Relief Corps
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Father wins custody of 7 year old Anita Klincksieck
Probate Judge Dolman rules for M. Klincksieck in habeas corpus case, awarding custody of Anita to the New York druggist. Court scene filled with tears as Laurents and Dillards react. Appeal discussed with possible move to Supreme Court while stay of decision holds until ruling.
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L. S. Dolman
Klincksieck
M. Klincksieck
J. A. Troutmann
David Overmyer
Louise Laurent
Clariss¢ Laurent
J.B Billerd
Anita Klincksieck
Marcel Klincksieek
Dolman
Littl
Anita
DM. Knincksieck
Neenie
Mr. Klincksieck
Aliss Laurent
Mrs. Laurent
Mrs. Hillard
Court House
Overmyer
Court of Appeals
Judes Dolman
Supreme Court
Mr. Kinneksteck
Laurents and Dillards
Mckereck
Marcel Kiincksteck
Mr. Hillard
Papa
New York
Marcel
Jas. A. Troutman
Queen Wilhelmina arrives amid massed crowds in The Hague
From The Hague Sept 5 crowds line the route to Amsterdam as Queen Wilhelmina and the queen mother depart the city. She wears a white satin gown and cashmere shawl, greeted by enthusiastic cheers along the palace to the railway. The next day crowds gather in Amsterdam with bright weather as thousands visit, the route adorned with arches and flags. A deference to veterans and soldiers stands in the procession, and a model of Admiral DeRuyter’s ship The Peace is displayed. The queen arrives at 2 PM and is welcomed by the burgomaster. Guards maintain order as the crowd sings and shouts. The Dam Square and Dam Palace are heavily decorated in the spectacle. Death notices include Mrs Findlay with funeral services noted.
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Topeka
Ety Tech
Boston Waters
The
University
Edward E Chamberlin
Kansas City
Cire Nichol
Monro Street
Pecks
Owen Smith
KSUL
Kon. Pemberton
Ofayme
East
Martin Oswall
Lillies Hafield
J. R. Chambers
Omaha
W. F Weber
Carl
Indiana
Lantern Pointe
Orlin McCall
North Harrison Street
Cinelinati
Maggie Kane
Leavenworth
Dan Supple
Scranton
Elky
Sre Latta Watt
Margaret
Chamberlain
Conte
Isaac S Dement
Chicago
Standand
Kansas Avenue
Geneva Huper
Maryville
W. Beeat
City
the Hague
Wilhelming
Amsterdam
Amaterium
Wilhelmina
Damplatz
Bled
Amatel
Admiral DeRuyer
Damplate
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Death of West Point football star in war service
Washington Sept 6 following telegram from Camp Wikoff July 4 Lieut Lucien Stacey a renowned West Point football player died this morning Commanding officer notes the sport culture of athletic students failing to pass physicals and questions if athletic training ensures field fitness after heavy service remarks that best field preparation may not lie on the athletic grounds
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War Department
Wikoff
Juel
Georgehum
Lucien Stacey
M'Caskey
Stacey
West Point
Armed guard deputizes Panans amid mine dispute
Four deputy sheriffs guard Pana mine operators J. W. Overholt and L. Overholt travel to Taylorville for infant tion proceedings with Judge J. C. McGige. Officials from state labor, mines, and unions are expected. talks of injunctions, compromises, and troop deployment swirl as Springside camp faces contagion risks and residents seek Governor Tanner intervention.
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Pana
David J. Overholt
Louis Overholt
Taylorville
J. C. McGige
David Ross
State Labor Bureau
Ruttledge
State Union
C. C. LeForsee
Decatur
John Hogan
LeForgee
Springside
D. H. Harts
Lincoln
Tanner
Ming
Galesboro Battery
State Board of Health
Sher Coburn
Mayorwell
Lightning strikes Nagpale front. street damaged in storm
A lightning bolt hit the Nagpale building front Sunday shortly after 1 a m, shattering it and cutting telephone wires. Rain fell from early morning until 6 80 a m with 0.79 inch total. Cooler week forecast with possible thunder showers tonight and tomorrow, per Mr Jennings. Heat records from government thermometers and Kansas avenue shade readings noted.
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Columman
Jennings
Kansas Avenue
Weather Street Bureau
Pou
Chicago Livestock Market Still Weak as Hogs Lead Decline
Sept 5 Chicago market report shows hog receipts up and prices mixed with hogs pushing higher in parts, while cattle and sheep pressure remains soft. Terms and figures are partially garbled but indicate weak tone with some price gains in select hog categories.
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Chicago
Sheri
Worterns
Sale of Food Drive Items at Hartard Street
A damaged notice notes items for sale related to a community food drive at Hart ard street. It mentions two people and street names but provides limited context and unclear full details.
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Gale
Duara
Evan
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