Topeka Socials Note Pleasant Bicycle Party
General notes of society and personal items from Topeka and vicinity. A pleasant bicycle party was hosted by Miss Blanchie and Devine Stewart with a ride along the Topeka avenue road and a lawn retreat at the Stewart home. Attendees included Mrs B. J. Pitts and many local residents while others traveled for visits, business, and summer departures.
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Blanchie
Devine Stewart
Topeka Avenue
Burlington Med
Stewart
B. J. Pitts
Mie Peart Kirkpatrick
Edoe Millice
Miex Lillian Halsted
Misxen Blanche
Jessie Stewart
Jake Balt
Curtis
al Hulett
Frey Millice
Herbert Crosby
Land offers flood Booth-Tucker colonization plan
The World reports Commander Booth-Tucker will depart for California to inaugurate a Salvation Army colony for the poor of San Francisco funded by $25,000 from local wealthy citizens. Plans call for a Colorado start in Denver, with future colonies in 20 states, a $100,000 initial outlay, and a New York return around October 2 to capitalize the venture. Meanwhile Berlin notes Prince Hohenlohe will replace Chancellor von Bismarck after King Wilhelm leaves Germany.
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Booth-Tucker
Colorado
New York
Tommorrow
California
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Goldes
Denver
Colorado City
Coloraia
Parade Lineup and Hacks Rules for Festival Week in Topeka
Topeka members map parade route from First Street through Kansas Avenue Tenth Jackson Eighth Harrison Ninth Topeka Avenue to fair grounds with a grand review. Chief Marshal Norton oversees overall movement while marshals run each parade. Hackmen face 50 cent fare cap and posting rules to curb overcharging. Santa Fe Day parade plans include multiple divisions and a reviewing stand at the general office building.
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First Street
Kansas Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Tenth
Jackson Street
Jackson
Highth Street
Eighth Street
Harrison Street
Ninth Street
Topeka Aveie
Topeka Avenue
Fair Grounds
Marshal Norton
Supareee
Mnes
Pulluwine
Jonathan D. Norton
Thouisnant H. A. Smith
A. S
W. Kouns
Santa Fe
Ll. Robinson
A. M. ‘Fuller
Committee of Fifteen
Walter Noble
T. J. Anderson
Major Anderson
A.W. Dana
Fellows
Wamera Makin
Topeka
Tepts
R. H. Brigham
Anderson
Committee On Privileges
Quarter Strotch
Gerund
Commercial Club
Kansas
R. H. Faxon
J. ¥. Niles
C. W. Kouns
C. Henshaw
Employes Executive Committee
Yaris
General Office
Quincy
Eii
Ninth
Fair Ground
Marshall's Bend Ck
Hollie Madoc Cin W.R
Strong
Jas. Moore
Fe Pripley Vmes
Han
Peck Lomfa
Raul Morton
Aedesward Wilder
Marshalle
James Moore
L. L. Jester
C.F. Cavert
Griffyth
H. Hamilton
Dallas
Jefferson Davis
United States
Canadian law logs no steps to stop log export
Walter S. Eady, a leading lumber manufacturer, reports from Toronto and Ottawa that the Canadian government will not prohibit export of saw logs. He says officials fear confiscation could hurt their interests and must market lumber to the United States with no prohibitive action. He denounces ex-Coy. Hith as a cringing sycophant for backing a mission against export prohibition.
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Saginaw
Walter S. Eady
Canada
Eddy
Toronto
Ottawa
Mr. Eddy
ex-Coy
Hith
Teh
Mtch- Jean
Ontario
Deportation of African laborers over Panama Canal unrest
Authorities decided to repatriate African laborers imported for Panama Canal work. The steamer Haly Road is expected to return them to Africa after mutiny and unrest due to wage demands and work refusal. Troops were sent to quell the disturbance and order is restored.
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Colon
Tex
Panama Canal
Africa
Haly Road
Prairie Fires Threaten Whiting Settlements
Whiting Indiana faces prairie fires on three sides as flames approach Wiscox and Stignitz Park. Property already destroyed and more at risk with no fire protection. Residents fight to save homes as flames creep closer to open prairie.
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Whiting
Ing
Wiscox
Stignitz Park
Thames
Window Glass Strike Resumes Amid New Arrivals
Elwood Indiana Sept 1 blowers and gatherers return to work at the window glass plant while cutters and finishers remain out. Over 100 new workers arrive from Montpelier and Logansport but are urged by strikers not to report. President Gompers expected for a conference this evening. Mrs Florence Van Schaack wins a point as suit against Peter Schaack seeks 550000 damages. Ayers Barcaparilla advertised as a cure for skin diseases.
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Elwood
Ind
Montpelier
Logansport
Gompers
van Schack
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Florence van Schaack
Peter Schaack
Chicago
Ayers
Fanatics Use Dynamite in Brazilian War Scenario
New York dispatch to the Herald reports from Rio de Janeiro that Brazilian troops suffered heavy casualties at Canudes as fanatics dynamited positions during engagements. Rebels occupy Canudes strongholds and government forces face a siege option to starve them out rather than direct assault.
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New York
Herald
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Canudes
Oscar
Rminister of War of
Brazil
Miss Emma Kelly Starts Long Santa Fe Trip to Klondike
Miss Emma Kelly daughter of ex Senator H B Kelly leaves at noon on the Santa Fe to reach Dawson City Alaska via Denver and Seattle She hopes to meet cousin Miss Mildred Hurlbut but may visit later Her outfit including provisions is shipped ex cons bagence tax is $7 20 She predicts a long journey but says she will have Bisons Enough to last a year and warm clothing and a cool bank account to her credit upon return
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Emma & Kelly
H. B. Kelly
Santa Fe
Klondike
Mildred Hurlbut
Keily
Denver
Seattle
Dawson City
Northeast Territory
Alaska
Kelly
Two Women Fail to Identify Suspect in Pike’s Peak Murder
Colorado Springs reports Miss Dessie Smijth of Pueblo and Miss Elor eroe J Teach of Denver failed to identify Edmunds, the man sought for the murder of H i Kay on Pike's peak. Edmunds was released today and will depart for Kansas City tonight, leaving El Paso County officers without any solid leads.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Dessie Smijth
Pueblo
Eloreroe J
Teach
Denver
Hi. Kay
Kay
Pike's Peak
Edmunds
Kansas City
el Paso County
Perea
Pike
Mission of San Fernando Reyes Restored by Landmark Club
Los Angeles report says the Landmark Club restored the mission of San Fernando Reyes in San Fernando. The church cornerstone was laid September 8, 1787, and General John C. Fremont signed the peace semisince within its walls, boosting its historical value and drawing elite and public alike.
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Los Angeles
Sept
Landmarks Club
San Feemano Reyes
San Fernando
John C. Fremont
United States
California
Letter Carriers Meet on Graded Salary Plan in San Francisco
Today a review of the National Association of Letter Carriers plans a vote on the graded salary settlement. The result may end the long dispute between first class and second class city men and remove attempts to record the postal tax on pay based on work performed rather than fixed rates.
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San Francisco
Cal
National Association of Latter Cutters
Bible Heir to Fortune Claimed by New York Porter
Frederick W. Whitehead, a porter described as about fifty years old, is rumored to have fallen heir to a fortune of 217000 pounds left by a late aunt in Britain. He allegedly proved his kinship by using an old Bible bearing his mother's name, carried for years, after arriving in this country from England 12 years ago.
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New York
Frederick
Whitehead
Porter
Brukind
England
Funeral Notice for James N Branham Escort by Capitol Legion
Capitol Legion No 1 5 KE AOUW members summoned to assemble at their hall in full uniform Sunday at 230 PM to act as escort for late comrade James N Branham Sisters Legions urged to attend Panatacs Attest a D Cc Naylor Com Ernest Mueller Recorder
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Capitol Legion No
A.O.U.W
Captol Legion No
KAO. U. W
James N. Branham
Funeral Notice for James N Branham by Capital Lodge No 3
The members of Capital Lodge No. 3 A O U W request meeting at their hall Sunday at 2 40 p m to attend the funeral of late brother James N Branham Members of sister lodges are invited to assist on this sad occasion By order of the lodge Attest J W ag Revorder The funeral services of Mrs Anna Stover wife of Rev W D Stover were held yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock The interment was in Topeka cemetery Rev S C Coblents conducted the services
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Kimball Pig. Co
Ada Moster
Colorado
Charles Curtis
Oklahoma
Garfield Park
Clara Anderson
Excelsior Springs
Banta Fe
Soldier Creek
W. D. Stover
Topeka
Rochester
Es Cromwell & Jefpers
A. Ryberg
L. Courtney
G. W. Briffey
Dennigan
Tex
W. H. Bruffey
Topexa Avenue
Horton
Kan
J. J6. Mayer
North Topeka
HH. Miller
Rossville
Kate Gertrude Partele
Philip Danielson
Tukeson
Stockholm
Sweden
Capital Lodge No. 3. A
OD. W
James N. Branham
J W. Ag
Ernest Mueller
Anna Stover
8. C. Coblents
Market Report Amid Sparse Offerings At Opening
Chicago Sept. 7 Opened firm with December futures trading near the top of the range. Limited offerings kept bids firm as contracts moved. Liverpool rose earlier but cables before opening showed mixed strength. New York markets remained strong with caution due to light supply and weak receipts of 229 cars.
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Liverpool
York
The Star Grocery Prices and Offers in Topska
Local retailer The Star Grocery promotes low prices on a wide range of goods from sugar and soap to tea and crackers. The ad lists numerous items with per unit prices and special deals aimed at making groceries affordable for every family in Topska.
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Topska
Saation
Tomate Cab Kennedy
Matenas
Bakers
Ralston
Mason's
Meats and Lard Prices Listed in Aisle Advertising
Fragmentary OCR lists meats and lard items with assorted prices and labels. Mentions white lard by can count and brand names, but details are garbled. Provides a glimpse of a small grocery sale notice from a local ad page.
Flour Price Promise Signals Market Highlight
A note asserts a low price on all brands of flour, emphasizing ongoing value for shoppers. The campaign underscores consistent savings across multiple flour varieties, aiming to attract budget-conscious buyers at the store.
Market News From Dover and Midwest Grains and Hog Market
Reports indicate prompt shipping and price movements in grain and livestock across Dover and Nebraska, with corn futures steady though mixed by frost. Hog prices rose while December pork values gained, and cattle receipts held firm amid steady to higher queuing. Kansas City and Chicago markets show soft wheat futures and steady hay and dairy bids.
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Dover
Co. Ity
Stae
Northwest
Receims
Towa
Pbrasi
Su Rati
Nebraska
Ace
New Orleans
Ave
Eatley
FLAXN
Pasores Tis
Kansas City
Gore
Stes Ko
Kansas
Market Report from Kansas City Livestock and Grain Brokers
Furnished by the W. A. Michael Commission Co brokers in grain, provisions and stocks. Reports include native cows, stockers and feeders, hogs, lambs, and sheep receipts along with wheat and flour prices in Chicago Kansas City and Liverpool. Weather notes show showers tonight and Saturday with some rain.
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Chicago Livestock Marist
Chicago
Hoge Nationales
Wtrone
Ius
Texas
Kansas City
Kansan City
Dulles
West
Hagsels
W. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sixth Ave
Tapake
Kun
London
Om Pankare
Patna
Liverpool
Kanai
Oman
Tiverpool
Pacer
Miney
Wizinet
Giesae
Satimatica
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EAGLE
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Gold Fields
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Tovaws Market Report
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the Star Grocer
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