Topeka Floral Parade Draws Up to 100000 Visitors
Topeka prepares for the fall festival parade expected to draw from 20 000 to 100 000 visitors. Organizers plan grand queen’s procession with ornate carriages and flower decorations. Marshals survey entrants, prizes, and bicycle section promises record crowds and spectacular floral displays.
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Santa Fu
Topeka
St Dea
la Angeles
Tival
Treen
Hchinson
WS Lindsay
Idiea
Priser
Ant He ‘Pele
Topeka News Briefs From The City Notes And Events
The city offices are closed today and the Kansas university in Lawrence opens fall term Wednesday. Several local items include festival plans, speeches, and weather impacts, with courts, bands, schools, churches, and public works in focus. Notable names include Governor Leedy, Col. John D. Norton, Major Inman, Bishop Millspaugh, and William Allen White.
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Berkaby College
Board of Education
Leedy
Lawrence
Kanran
Eskridge
Topeka
Io & Hanes
Jordan
Austin
Tex
Deeds
Kansas
John D. Norton
Aew
Bellevue
Kansse State University
J. H. Johnson
Major Inman
Salt Lake City
Executive Council
Morrow
Ben Perkins
William Allen White
McCluré
Mealy Jones
Bishop Millspaugh
Europe
Willard Scott
The
Santa Fe
Floral Fund
Reform School
Bert Hackett
Kaneas
Alaut
Kaneas University
Dana McVicar
Frank Shellaberger
Fedora
Jennings
Huth
Chist Witmarth
New Haven
Cent
Central Congregational Church
Percy Henn
First Christian Church
Balvatian Army Hospital
Marshall
McKinler
Wilma Mills
North Topeka
Abe Pulford
Ayia
Johnson
George Green
Harrison
Quincy Street
Jann F. McManus
Hamilton Hall
Hla
Uterman
Journal Geert
Tne
Stesle
Tl Kansas Pve
Judge Goodwin of Marshall County Dies in Cleveland
A prominent Marshall County citizen, Judge G. Goodwin, reportedly died in Cleveland after a demented episode. Long a leading stockman and raiser of thoroughbred horses, he had attended a G A R meeting and was en route to Beloit to join his son. Health had been frail for years and death was anticipated in later dispatches.
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Citien
Marshall Co
Cleveland
Margeyille
G. Goodwin
Marshall County
Goodwin
Reladlves
Rochester
Beloit
Wis
Chinese laundryman wins local bicycle race thrill crowd
A Chinese laundryman, nicknamed Kuon, wowed a large crowd at a carnival of sports by winning a bicycle race. He boasted he could out ride American boys and impressed spectators with his speed, prompting plans to dedicate more time to racing over quitting the laundry business.
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Feo
Chisaman
Resembrandis
Kywuce Puc Lae
Chet
Himeric
Racine
Bank of Germany discount rate changes and travel costs
The fragment notes a 36.00 fare to St. Louis and a $6.00 charge. It mentions Bock Island and September 71, with Thursdays and Tuesdays included. It references the Bank of Germany and its discount rates in Berlin for September, noting a rate change.
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ST. Louis
Bock Island
Bank of Germany
Berlin
Campus nights lead to two strange encounters on local grounds
Two campus episodes unfold as intoxicated pairs are found on Bethany grounds by police after a late night of drinking. A young woman nearly nude, and a male companion, are aroused and detained, with both claiming no memory of entering Bethany grounds. Nearby Washburn campus tale ends with a panic as four college men chase two women after beer under trees.
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Bethany Grounds
Washburn College
Washburn
Science Hall
Buchanan Street
Quinton
Younus
Kid
Horacek to Build Fall Festival Arch at 211 Jackson
Prof Horacek plans a decorative arch in front of his residence at 211 Jackson Street for the Fall Festival. The structure will be feet high with pillars 15 feet apart and illuminated by colored lights through wooden scroll work. The lantern arch, covered with tissue and artificial flowers, will be lanterned inside with vandies and cost under $3.
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Chidren
Topeka
Crittenden
Kansas City
Bunny Stone
North ‘Topeka
Vein Cleave
de. Tha
State Agricultural College
State Articultural College
Topeka Art Association
Mike Laura
Brower
Indy
Horacek
Jackson Street
Horacsk
Webb McNall Demands Ed Little Take License Or Leave State
Webb McNall reacts to Ed Little receiving a verification of a read cordon of the Uuperial order of the Mudedfok. He declares Little must obtain a license to do business in Saneas or exit the state. Leahy reports that Saturday ball game ended 63 to 0 in favor of the newspaper men.
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Webb McWall
Ed Little
Maher and Sharkey Fight Delay Tied to Training Time
Boxing notes recount delays in Maher Sharkey talks with Brady over opponent options and training periods. Maher demands two months training, threatening November timing. Brady abandons plan as weather and scheduling conflicts complicate a November bout.
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Sept
Peter Maher
Ren
New
Sharkey
Maher
Brady
Palace Athletic
Klondike
Buck Connelly
Wen
Eteston
Nevada
Alaska
Gun Club Shoot Yields Wide Attendance and Mixed Scores
West Side Gun Club hosts a Saturday shoot with strong turnout and several notable scores. Results include Cartidge 31 and Snyder 29 in early contests, with Elliott and Montgomery tied for a shoot off.
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West Side Gun Club
Der
Ian
Acme
Cartinge
Engineer Snynthomery
Ryus
Morten i Gurls
Billiott
Cartiidge
Exxineer Snyder
Morton
Scudder
Cartridge
Montgomery
McDerreck
Messrs Eliott
Guesalnrax
Cort-ridge
Carlile
Engineer Snyiter
Eylott
Mie Dermott
Cartlidge, Jr
Erginerr Snyder
Ryne
Morvan
Es ‘Cartiidge
He Beare
Ae Ti Hott
Engineer
Snyder & Cartiidge
Tinus McBermott
Igomery
M Aulifee Dead Exoe The Old Prts Fighter Returns to His Old Trade
New York sees Jack McAuliffe, once champion, back at a Williams burg bench after ten years away from boxing. He spent years as a cooper and toured the country in boxing, with a late benefit at Broadway drawing boos.
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M'Aulifee
Prts
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Willamsburg
McAuliffe
Wheelmen's Agency Dead Hits A Insurance Scam
Chicago report details the American Wheelmen's Protective association offices closing after $2 payments for wheel insurance left riders with no protection. Thousands sought replacements for stolen wheels as funds and mail stopped. the Marquette building offices were seized for a $75 unpaid balance.
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Chicago
American Wheelmen’s Protective Association
Marquette Building
Ridara
Association
Ascoviation
St Marquette Bul'dirs
Western League Standings and Exhibition Games Hit Cincinnati Pawtucket
Fragmented lines show Western League standings with teams such as Batteries Columbus Hetger Buckley St Paul and other city matchups. An exhibition game between Cincinnati and Pawtucket at Crescent is noted with Feds on guard and various player mentions.
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Batteries
Columbus
Hetger
Buckley St. Paul
Phyle Unaples
Cincinnati
Pawtucket & Lence
Miss Kelly Plans Klondike Gold Rush Trip in Winter
Emma Kelly daughter of ex Senator H H Kelly announces a 16 person expedition from Seattle to Dawson City by way of Chilkoot pass. She details gear supplies and medical preps and says the group aims to reach Christmas in Dawson City to mine and tell papers stories.
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Emma Kelly
H. H. Kelly
East Tenth Street
Kelly
Chicago
Seattle
Dawson City
Mildred Hurlburt
Kansas City
Topeka
Cols Pines
Miss Kelly
Mise Kelly
Chilkoot Pass
Misa Kelly
Topeka, Kansas
Social and Personal Notes from Topeka and Vicinity
Topeka social column lists local visitors and residents, noting Mrs. Arthur Capper's Mackinac Island trip and several arrivals and departures. It mentions upcoming marriage invitations for Miss Isabel Ashley and Mr. Frederick Waters, multiple trips to Kansas City, Chicago, and Lawrence, and assorted gatherings at homes, churches, and colleges with numerous names and places.
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Poseane
Perecale
Aiet
Arthur Capper
Mackinac Island
S. J. Crawford
Tyler
Texas
C. W. Kouna
HA. Heath
Ethel
Ida Shanklin
Trenton
Vern Low
Bethany College
Daisy Starr
Lawrence
Josiyn
Manchester
Hand
Myrtle
Iva Davis
Kb. Kepley
Coultis Farm
A. P. Wilder
Kansas City
Isabel Ashley
Frederick Ti. Waters
Topeka
Miss Ashley
BE. Plus
Arthur Hodge
Chicago
Myre
John Hoge
EW. Poindexter
Indiana
Maury Sommers
Cripple Creek
Ned Griffith
Wichita
Warren K. Damuth
Dean Bodley
Grace Cathedral
Philadelphia
St. Mark's Cathedral
J. H. Hunt
Alice
Mildred Scott
Colorado
Springs
Roberta Wasson
Lenis Short
Tecumseh
Nellie Post
Monmouth
Katie Post
Springfield
Mire
C. C. Bowes
Bowes
University
Olive Lewis
Josephine Shellabarger
Dick Rodgers
John Collnns
Frank Curry
George Overmye
Archie Barnes
Leavenworth
Holland-O'Donald
B. E. Pitts
Gage’s Lake
Modoc Cinh
Iawa
M. E
T. Sim
Taylor Street
J. J. Frey
Belle Small
Pacon
Cora Miller
Silver
Lizzie Ebe
Emporia
Kincaid
Dodge Cly
W. O. Nevill
Minnie Pier
Green Mountain Falls
Hattie Irwin
K. Stewart
Topica
Nesbaum
Baughman
Kinsler
Miss Raycee
Marwick Club
Pearl Jones
Bra Rout
Della Adams
Lilie Likens
Hulda Hott
Leota Duff
Matel Christan
Teltie Robbins
Ray Hedges
Nellie Crook
Messrs
Ed Sheerd
Oliver Rundal
Kim Datcher
John Dulain
Heney Parks
Charles Hedges
Roy Black
Runaway Horse Stops Near Store. Boy Unharmed
Claud Anderson, misread as W.O. Anderson, narrowly averted disaster when a runaway team driven by the man’s other horse veered from Sixth Street toward Quincy. He chased and boarded the wagon, seized the reins, and halted the frightened team after it crossed Seventh Street. The child inside was badly frightened but unharmed.
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W.O. Anderson
Ander Wee
Aldbaa
Sixth Street
Quincy Street
Bir
Anderson
Heventh Street
Funeral of Urs Boyle and Typhoid Deaths Reported
Funeral services for Mrs Hanna Trevio ene were held at Grace Cathedral with Governor Leedy and state officials in attendance. Interment followed at Topeka Cemetery. Typhoid fever claimed Reed 22 at Santa Fe hospital. Tu Terlock died after 19 days illness. Funerals planned from 5 Jackson Street residence and other family arrangements pending.
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Hanna Trevio Ene
Graceathedral
Dean Badhey
Miner
Jtev
Damuti
Topeks Cemetery
DAU
J. W Leedy
Jai W. Braidenthal
W. B. Bust
W. H. Morrin
Dh . Heflebower
EB. C. Lith
Durant
Reed
Santa Fe
Diurhains
Ube
Ares G. Reed
Novak AY Be Lynched in Linn County Tense Standoff
A large guard presence surrounds the Linn county jail in Vinton amid threats to take justice into mob hands against Frank Novak. Sheriff Metcalf telephoned Belle Plain president of the board of supervisors urging protection for the prisoner as the Murray case and cremation rumors inflamed passions in Newton and west Linncounty. Novak’s preliminary examination is slated for Tuesday under heavy guard to ensure his safety.
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Belle Raine
Towa
Vinton
Frank Novak
Metcalf
Fr A. Smith
Belle Pinine
Board of
Upervisors
Mrdm
Smith
Murray
Newton
Linncourt
Erneke Rougeae
Klondike
Benton County
Murray Inlehl
Muvak
Astro
Market Report Digest Slips Amid Dull Trading Day
A fragmented market note shows a lackluster session with flat activity and sparse gains. Traders tallied receipts and shipments yesterday while upcoming hogs and other commodities moved in light volumes amid cautious sentiment.
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Starket
Eonyeat & Ae
Ted
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Market notes show cattle receipts and representative sales including steer and cow consignments. The report lists numbers for native steers and cows, with feeder and stocker activity and typical price ranges noted for the period.
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Albere
Texas
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