Labor Day Parade and Picnic in Topeka Totals Five Hundred From Emporia
Labor Day will be observed with a big parade in Topeka. Five hundred union men from Emporia will participate, marching from Quincy street and proceeding west to Kendus avenue and Gordon, ending at Toland Depot. A post-parade picnic at Markham's Grove is planned with prizes for those who perform. Local unions and various trades are listed among organizers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Iber
Aar
Ees
Hilemen
Quincy Street
Yoltee Hown
Hugle Corps
Chine Marstial
Buusrafeld
Mayer Borgundthal
Ee Ae
Menivere
Benartarat
Aue A. F
Lawrence Brick and Stonemarons
Internationaal Brotherteed
Manowta Io
Charterers
Journeymen
Jourcevien Clearmakers
Thing Disister
Jarkeon
Twenty-third Regiment
Rad Hasehall
Calform
Loreal
Koern
Tite Aloat
Eulerminers
Macalgarmatel
Soest Setal
Rage
PinLerer
Emporia excursion plans and celebratory events announced
An annual union notice in Emporia states an Excursion to Topeka on Monday September 2 with 100 men expected to participate. Names of local sponsors and merchants, including Goode Croby Cash Dey Goode Co Forbin Marehall M. Chaim Satin Drewbiel Herron Middaugh and others are listed in the published notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goode Croeby
Cash
Denial Entered in Lawrence Building and Loan Complaint
The case involves a complaint against a Lawrence Building and Loan Association. George Lamb, once a state senator from Yates Center, and associates are linked to contracts and investments. Officials dispute the allegations, claiming the company is in good condition despite the charge and an ongoing bank commission investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ad¢ Loan Association
George Lamb
Yates Center People
Poonit
Invest
Pany
FM. Dorking
Save Gnly
Ges
Imaging
Saya
Yates
Walter
Arithmete
Bank Commissionat Albargh
Lightning in the Rockies Splinters the Books It Strikes
A Rocky Mountain storm near 7008 feet height unleashes continuous lightning and thunder that shreds rocks, shakes a tent, and terrifies hikers. One powerful bolt reportedly caused over 108000 dollars in valley damage as rumblings echo from canyon to plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Eaperisiig
Yyirf
Marresh
Valley
Ana
Tom Edison
Through & Canon
Pittebure
Chronicle-Telegraph
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragment
Deaths and funerals notice reports Ree Model Rine daughter of Mr and Mrs Willem L Micedniaht died at a hospital on December 1 at age. Interment planned in Topeka. Funeral was held at the residence of her grandfather at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Several family members named with addresses in Topeka and Denver. Local funeral arrangements listed with times and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem L Micedniaht
Atwater
Denver
Fred Loss
Topeka
ECS Dare
Mary A. Elinton
Georat
Pine Street
Second Church of Christ Scient ist services and notices
Church notes from a local paper list Second Church of Christ Scient ist at 168 West Ninth Street with services at 11:30 a m, subject Substance, Sunday school at 12 m, a testimonial meeting, and a public reading room daily 1 to 5 p m reading room open afternoons. Parkdale Methodist Episcopal Church at Seventh and Lime hosts Rev RE McBride with 8 events weekly. First United Presbyterian church at Seventh and Kansas avenue lists Rev J A Renwick preaching at 11 a m and Christ Possession for the topic, with Christian Endeavor Tour at the parsonage. First Methodist Mchenry church and Walnut Grove church entries follow with Sunday school and preaching times. Additional notes mention a deadly incident in Springfield, Missouri, involving Mrs Anna Bellew who killed her stepdaughter and herself, leaving a note about marital distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church of Christ
Scientint
West Ninth Street
Parkdale Methodist Episcopal Church
Seventh
Lime
RE. McBride
Claes
Epworth League
Springfield
Anna Bellew
Iereelf
Thomas Tellew
First United Presbyterian Church
Kansas Avenue
Reek J. A. Renwick
Eeath P.m
Christian Endeavor
Tyler
Jealous Indian Murder Arrest in Towa Fox Territory
In Tarna on the Towa Bac and Fox reservation area, a man named John Bee po was murdered near the river. Frank East of Winnebeso was arrested on the scene today charged with jealousy tied to Cem Oh Pap Ha and a firearms incident. The girl involved is held but claims no involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
John Beepo
Towa Bac and
Fox Reservation
Tarna
Frank East
Winnebeso
Wee Nee
Tows River
Rae
Chancellor Strong Chosen To Head Exhibit Commission
The commission selects Chancellor Strong for executive ability to lead the exhibit. He will appoint staff without salary, while Ex-Superintendent Mathers of Butler County was a candidate for superintendent. Rottwale comments on a potential candidate, and the exhibit space is under Summer Scellor Slow in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Tts
Mathers
Butler County
Chancelior
Strong & Rottwal
Gancelion
Melba Visit Dates and Authority Application
A fragmentary report notes Melba and her team planning events in November with Major Ty Anderson applying for use of an authority on that date. It mentions telegrams from Melba’s manager and a possible meeting of the society in the fall, with uncertainty about concert dates and locations. Also brief Paris infirmary note on Mme Humbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbe
Itv
Ty de Anderson
Anderson
Melba
Kussac City
Mme Humbert
Paris
Presnent
Bieora
Ships and Society Sparks From Sept Telegrams
Sept 5 reports from Shaftenbury and New York Yacht Club events. Commodore Vaneta and Sir Thomas lead a reception at Suit Manas Sfiernjon. Echoes from Geneva concert planned and a preaching at 4:18 pm. Continent Creamery offices board, county bonds for junket, and a horse theft case in New York. Eagles meet final session in New York. Halti more convention to follow. A woman, girl, and young man found dead in Germantown. a man jailed for tax troubles in Racine. Treasury shows available balance $235,142,264. Carnegie party to sail Sept 9. Train wreck near Burlington injures several. adulterated wine shipment refused under the food act.</S:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftenbury
Ieter Vaneta A
Thomas Toa
FW. A
Bunday
Fell
Continental Creamery Company
Horn
T. J Anderson
Beatte
James Bradford
Sam Ta
Ambiguous text hints at travel plans and moves
Fragmentary OCR mentions Grant Gillett leaving Mexico and heading to New York or Oaxaca, with plans to take over a community grid and seek newer assets. References to Berlin, aviation, and international moves are unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Ai
New York
Oaxaca
Swallowed a Whistle By Missed Digestion Incident
In Emporia Lebo a boy about eight swallowed a whistle two and a half inches long. It lodged in the upper stomach for several days before Dr Hunt used a probe to dislodge it and push it into the stomach. The event prompted medical attention and a cautious recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Lebo
Srnletia
Hunt
Forced tracks across the city halt traffic at East Wirth street
A damaged report notes Missouri Pacific railroad tracks on Hast Fifth street were forced across this fore noon. Railroad officials objected but crossing was made. The City railway sought district court relief this afternoon to temporarily restrain the order and prevent interference with car operations on East Wirth street and across the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Fifth Street
8 City Railway
District Court
Aecornd & Temporary
Ihe
East Wirth Street
Teachers Scarcity Spurs Call for Flexibility in Certificates
County superintendents report a statewide teacher shortage as last session’s rules removed temporary certificate power. Wages lure educated workers away from teaching, risking delayed fall terms. Attorney general’s office urged legal opinion. districts may raise pay or recruit from nearby counties or other regions with approved certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayhoff
Attorney General's Department
E M Collins Dead In Missouri Railroad Executive
Edward M Collins general superintendent of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad died from injuries after an accident. He suffered a leg injury and fever followed by complications. Collins, native of St. Louis, was widely known in railroad circles for his long service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edward At Collins
Misgou
Kanshe
Texas Railroad
Collin
London Comment on Shamrock III Water Line Mistake
London readers learn from a New York dispatch that a misprint about Shamrock III’s water line doomed the race. The note quotes a diplomat’s view that the error altered the outcome and left Sir Thomas Lipton’s supporters puzzled awaiting explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Mrs McHenry Jailed For Speaking on the Street
Emporia reports Mrs Myra Mc Henry was detained by Marshal Fowler after she spoke on the street and sought a permit from the mayor. She was briefly jailed, released at 4 pm after a bid to test her right to speak in public, with further notes of unrelated hurricane and society items pasted in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Myra Mc Henry
Deeds
Marshal Fowler
Gazette Office
Myre
State Treasurer Kelly Visits Vault Conference with Philips
Fragmentary report describes State Treasurer Kelly visiting the office of County Treasurer Philips and a vault meeting. Probing notes mention politics, a vault light, and a brief departure toward the state house. Other items list local ads and medical advertisements amid scattered archival text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Philips
State House
Prohibition License Debate Reflected in 1903 Confusion
A dated 1903 lament shows a businessman lamenting Prohibition hurdles and a strained attempt at reform. He questions the legality of licensing, the role of judges, and the impact on credit while hinting at political maneuvering and potential future actions in his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhave
Bern
Richard
Otis
Relief apportioned in three aid classes
The reef committee meets in session to allocate relief to 300 plus individuals deemed worthy of aid. Aid will be divided into three classes and distributed according to need to fit the classification.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Day
Markham’s Grove
Thy Unione of
Expurin
Topekw Smonaey
Laiber Tey
Perede
Celetra
Rockies
Church Notes
Suciid Avenue
M. BE
Mr. Skinner
Ilam
E. A. Fredenhagen
Edwin Locks
D. D
Ninth Street
First_Methodist menerose church
Mciareee
Walnut
Grove
16Th
Harrison Streets
Tapeka
Aese
Order of Eagles
Haltimore
Eiledelphin
Sept. S
Germantown
Ie Howee
Racine
Wie
Charles
Laie
Geneva
Washington
the Treasury
Furlington
Conn
Railroand
Wnahiut
Bordeaux
France
Grant Gillett
Mexico
Berlin
Eid
Hood
City Railway
Missouri Pacific
E. M. Collins
Ohio
Record-Herald
New Orleans
George W. Kelly
Bluefields Steamship Company
Nicaragua
Harriman
Europe
Boston
F. H. Harriman
Fultr
Pest, Sept
de Lukacs
G. Keller
East Eighth Street
Kansas City
Cem
Sant Fe
Sperial
Adam Rupin
Homeopath
East Sixth Avenue
St Ipa
Cannes
All Drug
Aubundie
Far
Dean
Hardin
Clesens I8
G. Cc. Cleme
Vinewood Park
Continous Entertainment
Marshall
Boss Barbers OF
THE
Journeyman Barbers OF
Prof
G. A
Steinberg
Kinodrome Company of
Chicago
Kansas State
Togg
Kansas State Exposition Co
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
Baltimore
Rock Island System
A. M. Fuller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!