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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
7
Largest Labor Day Celebrations Reach Nation Wide
Reports from multiple cities detail the largest Labor Day observances in memory. Parades in Pittsburg Denver St Louis Milwaukee Indianapolis and other centers draw tens of thousands of union members and spectators, with speeches by labor leaders and governors and organized demonstrations across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Milvrauker
Wik
Boot
Fett
Neerty
Satraghi
Rades Counedl
Pabst Perk
Nevel Nner
Thoueryndat
Behutz Park
Oshikepeh
la Chore
Indianapolis
Samael Gumpert
American Federation of Latur
Nash
Frank & Monnote
Parks Leads Parade Amid Cheers and Hisses on Labor Day
New York reports Labor Day celebrations with a city parade led by Sandel A. Parks walking delegate of the carpenters and bridgemen union. An open carriage carried William Devery, ex-police chief, as crowds cheered and hissed. Parks faces extortion charges and is awaiting appeal while the procession included union representatives and various political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clolanat
BP. T
Dave
Wlayer
Taver
Souli
Thore
Marcupak
Covernor Nash
Staff
Schorky Park
W.C. Long
New York
Akin
Carrie
Thutherhond
Palmore
Indianapolis
John JR. O'Brien
Baffalo
Clars’ Protective Ausocratin
Daavid Tobin
Euoe and
Bios Workers’ Union
Patrick Dilan
United Mine Workers
Setiwely Park
Wartington
Fese
Cararai
Ava
Vielubar
Malone of
Alameda
Almmede
Clégr
Unidos
Sandel A. Parks
Houseamiths' and
Bridgemen‘s Union
Hehind Parke
Willam Devery
Parks le
Wink
Sing Sing
Hin
Pitty-ninth
Trent
Washington
Bymo City
Electrician Charles Evans Bound Over After Kidnapping Case
Wichita September report states Charles Evans, a Wichita electrician, was bound over to district court on a felony charge after being arrested for aiding Mrs Mate Schumacher in a kidnapping plot. Schumacher and another tied to the escape were sent to Beloit Industrial School following capture at Clearwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Charles Evans
Wichita Electrician
Mate Schumacher
Torri
Topeka
Firsh Fleet Court
Mra
Schumacher
Sadie
Will
Beloit
Clearwater
Evank
Gulinde
Ola
Joint raid on North Topeka joint ends in arrests and injuries
Police and joint operators clash during a raid on a Topeka establishment run by Kempton and W. F. Lytie. Officer Small says Gregg was hurt when he grabbed for the officer's club. others claim the officer bent Gregg's arm. Gregg and two others jailed for interfering with an officer. Later, another raid targets George Kigner, found with three half barrels of beer. Police seize bar and fixtures. wooden roothold-like cottage odds left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Topeka
Kempton
W. F. Lytie
Momer Gregg
Jointiers
Gregg
Small
Amy
Gregs
Min
George Kigner
Prominent Wellington Attorneys Prepare Libel Suit
Hackney and Woolf plan a libel suit against Daily News editor Hy Le Woots over a forged letter claim tied to a disbarment case. The action names several well known residents as conspirators in a bid to ruin reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kas
Woolf
Hacknay
Woods
Rel & Nan
Miter
Band
Olive
Iesurrectos Scattered by Philippine Constabulary Action
Manila reports a combined force of scouts and constabulary dispersed scattered insurgents in Cavite province near Laguna de Bay. The pursuit routed them from the mountains, with the troops recapturing their sampan and seizing supplies and ammunition. One officer and several attackers were killed in the engagement.
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Manila
Afd
Cavite
Laguna de
Pinon
Weether
Reviewed by the President in turbulent times and duty
The president urges unity and personal responsibility, warning against class hostility and mob rule. He argues for government founded on merit, foresight, and law, praising workers and savers while condemning violence and parasitic wealth. He cites currency stability, commerce regulation, and the public good as foundations of a healthy republic.
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Tasbor
Enechil Chase
Otter
Koonimett
Cies
Uberty
Asme
Anbrchy
Mranme
Washington
Lincoln
Tate
Nulther
Pecmttino
Arenetey
Satay
Tabor
Omar
Court of Appeals
Vmw Aes
Ts Panel
Department of Commerce
President’s Address Emphasizes Duty and Unity at State Fair
The president urged citizens to uphold courage, initiative, and collective effort, stressing equality and fair treatment in a republic. He called for duty in private and public life and warned against class or creed divisions as he concluded with a luncheon, races from the fair balcony, and a New York departure that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfnhe
Hieir
State Fair Commission
National Association of Letter Carriers
United States
Hiscock
Syracuse
New York
Bent gas well nets flow near New Albany Kansas
Gas well at New Albany in Wilson county Kansas yielded a producing flow on September 7 when D E Coulson of Boulder Colorado brought in a bent gas well located one mile west of New Albany on the C W Hickox farm near the western Wilson county line. Flow could be heard two miles away and efforts to control it were underway with Buppites expected to arrive that evening. New Albany sits on the Frisco System about 15 miles west of Neodesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Kan
D. E. Coulson
Boulder
Col
Kansas
C. W. Hickox
Wilson County
Neodesha
The Will Parson Melodrama Review
A lively audience witnessed The Will Parson by W. Fe Nunikee ville's troupe. The production impressed with scenery and story life, especially the strong actor playing the outcast brother to the gentleman villain, though dialogue quirks and rapid climaxes challenged breath and comprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
W. Fe Nunikeeville
Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog demand with receipts around 31 000 hogs at Chicago and 209 cattle at Kansas City. Texan cattle and western steers feature, with prices varying by grade. hogs provide steady activity as buyers adjust to regional conditions. Local counts indicate ongoing uncertainty in meat prices and supply.
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Chicago
Mtockere
Texas Fed
SAGA
Western
Eatle
Peter Aati
Kansas City
Thelelisuy
Nora
Marne
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