June Wedding Ends In Tragedy After Carriage Crash
A June wedding erupts in chaos as a quarrel keeps guests tense. The bride escapes with the best man Will Tavers, but a rival reveals a hidden jealousy. A lurid crash outside injures a bystander as two riders rush to aid, and Fred Dent consoles the bride while a life hangs in the balance.
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Pelois
Will Tavers
Pollin
Avers
Fred Dent
Hou
Offhur Smith
Wes
Dent
Abe
Tayers
Le Tigre National renamed amid crowd at Jardin des Plantes
A Sunday visit to the Jardin des Plantes drew a vast crowd as chatter over a monarchy’s overthrow spread. Observers noted a shift toward calling the tiger Le Tigre National, with officials reportedly consenting on the spot.
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Lenis
Philippe
Jardin Dee Plantes
Ami
Drunk Spanish Soldiers Guarded After Santiago Surrender
James R. Kirkendall of the Twentieth Infantry recalls guarding Spanish troops after Santiago, praising the Spaniards as drinkers and noting their drunkenness and inability to fight well. He criticizes Cubans as thieves and describes breaking wire fences under fire near El Caney.
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James R. Kirkendall
Twentieth Infantry
Santiago
Doman
el Caney
San Juan Hill
Caney
Lawton's Report on Health at Siboney Encouraging
Washington reports General Lawton's war department findings on American forces at Santiago. Dated Sept 5, totals show 240 sick, 185 fever, 12 new fever cases, 2893 returns to duty. deaths include Private John D B Michell of Ohio malarial remittent fever, Private William Naley of Company 4 Sixteenth Infantry typhoid fever, and civilian Charten Johnson with brain illness.
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Siboney
Washington
Lawton
War Department
Santiago
John DB. Michell
William Naley
Company
Sixteenth Infantry
Charten Johnson
Populist Ticket Shifts in Texas State Race
Houston Sept. The Populist state committees restructured the slate removing Cyclone Davis as attorney general nominee and replacing him with C. H. Jenkins who lost a congressional race two years ago. George T. Todd resigns the justice nomination, with J. M. Hart filling the post.
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Texas
Houston
Wate
Davin Ax 2
C. H. Jenkins
Congress
George T. Todd
Court of Criminal Oppesis
J. M. Hart
Wee
New Track Is Fast at Garfield Park Dedication Soon
New Garfield Park track proved fast in light wind as riders posted 2 3 and 2 16 mile times. A large crowd surrounded the turns making fast rides difficult. Tomorrow a formal dedication with electric lighting and a first class race program is planned.
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Garfield Park
Hecht
Topeka
Karnival Knights Minstrel Parade Sparks City Buzz
Vivid fragments note Karnival Knights parade sparks talk of excursions to Atchison while townsfolk comment on uniforms and crowd sights. Articles mention Kansas State University opening and local governance, labor issues, and police role in wartime mood.
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Toeka
Atchison
Bld Canning Company
Atata House
State House
Topeka
Annis L. Diggs
Baby bitten by rat in cradle shocks Monroe home
Charles Woodward's two month old infant suffered a severe hand bite when a rat penetrated the skin during sleep Sunday night. Parents awoke to a bloodied garment and a dangerous wound, while the family residence lies west of Monroe on Eighth Street. The father works at the state printing house.
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Charles Woodward
Mre
Wood- Ward
Monroe
Eighth Street
The
State Printing House
Government had prepared but unused safe conduct for Spanish troops
Washington sept 6 government prepared for ships to carry Spanish troops from Santiago under a safe conduct. Eleven instruments were signed by the president and Secretary of State but unused as the cable-provided safe conduct through the state department superseded them. Copies were distributed as historical documents bearing official signatures.
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Washington
Santiago
War Department
Secretary Day
State Department
Fragmentary Note on Seal Copies and Access
Fragmentary text references seals of the United States and copies, mentioning those who knew of their existence and the desire to obtain them. No clear event, date, or responsible organization is identifiable from the readable fragments. The item appears to be a pale archival note rather than a full report.
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United States
Tepond
Aelhamen
Phiadelphia
W. L. Kine Co
St. Louis
Local Dramatic News at Crawford Theater New Showings
An audience at Crawford Theater witnessed the debut of a repertoire company led by Miss Gay Rhea with Mr. Leonard McReynolds and Miss Agnes Burke in lead roles. The company stays all week with popular prices and tonight presents The Ironmaster. A dress rehearsal for Damon and Pythias at Grand Opera House is set tonight with United States Commissioner George W. Clark among the cast as Pythias. Seats open today for the production likely drawing a large crowd.
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Crawford Theater
Gay Rhea
Damon and
Pythias
Grand Opera House
McCarthy
Topeka
United States
George W. Clark
Labor Day Speech Cancelled at Garfield Park
Neither Governor Leedy nor W E L Stanley spoke at Garfield Park during the Labor Day celebration as scheduled. Leedy fell ill in Lawrence and could not attend Kansas City or Topeka. Stanley spoke in Kansas City then failed to address the crowd here due to a gathering storm and empty seats. An afternoon address on Labor Unionism was planned but no speaker was secured.
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Leedy
W. EL Stanley
Garyield Park
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Stanley
Garfield Park
School Board Meets Amid Holiday Absence and Budget Talk
The board of education met despite a national holiday with Vice President Wilson presiding in Wilder's absence. Monthly financials and expenses were presented, including salaries, new desks, and supplies. Contracts were let for coal and fuel for the coming winter, with purchases from Southwest Coal Co and Green Coal Co.
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Board of Education
Odeard Wader
W. H. Wilson
Treseurer Chas
Elliott
Frm
Wilder
Poard
Hema
Ani
Istiudine
Treachy
Prem County
Treasur Brom
Tom Tuuor
Deaks
Kidd
Wear Coal Company
Ruel Cam
Banya
Amull
Dixon's
Moore Book and Star Monery Company
Cortes Debates Surrender of the Colonies
The Cortes opens a decree authorizing the government to draft a law renouncing sovereignty over the colonies. Senate discussions close galleries amid protests while censorship questions arise. Deputies accuse censorship of uneven application as Spain faces U.S. pressures and constitutional suspensions linger.
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Psdt
Peat Mipctar
Senoe
Gosin
United States
Senate
Chinchilla
Madrd
Publis
Spain
Siok
Senor Romero Robredo
Senor Capdlepon
Interior
Senor Robledo
Senor Romero Y Robredo
Lost and Found notice from Garfield field area
A fragmented lost and found item appears to reference a pear gate at Gar field PA and an electric tat. It mentions Roy's Blacksmith and a repairer named McCormick with a date around September 1 and numerical contact details, though legibility is poor.
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Garfield Pa
Montag
Gs Lyser' al- Aas
Roy
Omhs
High Grade Rubber Starts Peomde Work Low Price
J G Darling Co Kansas Avenue offers high grade rubber products and economical work options. Readable line hints at price focus and service availability amid unclear OCR text.
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J. G Darling Co
I Kan
Eataonve Fren
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Chicago
Davis
San Francis
Kansas State University
Annie L. Digew
Avivtict
Iaets
Oscar W. Groves
Hoosevelt
Meratta Alsters
KK Minstreia
Cortes
Ehelp
W. Ziegler & Co
Chilcago
Tess AewsUare
Dutton House
the National
Arc Co
Arc St
Cine
Wissell Machinary Star
Druk
Ieee
Ponds Business College
St Topeka Ave
Banat Cotes
Gunx
Sid Kansag
Care Journal
Uth Srail Postmeia
Jackson
Monroest
Dal Quincy St
Woodlaws
Barnes Fai
West Firth
Washen Sroma
Bath
Sii
Goldge
Fifth
Aneok
Mirner
Sof Sai
van Buren Street
Wu Moris
Buchanan
North Wall Burea
Andre
Prescott & Co
Rapan
Hans Mortgsgen T
Bowman & CO
Els. Hobinson
Vehible & Horner
East Seventh Bt
Douthitt Plach
Zour
Wageoe Wolfe
Kansas Sve
Quincy
Kansas Medical College
Tyler
Mr. Brockett
Topeka State Journal
All Festival Association
Columbian Building
Keneas
Reariot
Commue
Karis
Eas Avenue
Ai TH Anderson
I . Jee CA. Magaw
Rogin St
Blan
James' Park
North Topeka
TE. J. Anderson
A. Magaw
Secreary
Hadison Ots
Shorey
M. Heerg
R. Bmassey
M. D
East Fourth St
Ia. Ryder
Cement Ave
North
I. Sheldon
Gohan Ove
Ida G
Barnes, MD
Kansas Ave
Taveslare Direciary Co
New York
I, Biscoe
Kansas
Bert An 'Sare
E Bowman &C
Columbian
Milo Norton
van Slyck
Saartek
Topeka Storage Warehouse Co
Ormerly Toi
Awe Co
Buss En Freprodtatone
Sil Mad 23
Fond Eevee
B. Skinner
J. M. Baird
W.th
Mabel Martin
Greenwood Ave
Potwin
Florists. Ee
J. BR. Hague
Plortet
BJ. Groves
Watchmaker
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
Santa Fe
Steam Dyes Cleanine Works
7Th St
Cenng
An Renaiag
Klauer
Colorado
Colirate
Ocopteus
Miekockita
Sacta Fe
W. J. Blage
F. A. Topeks
Kuusne
Conron Bros
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