Veterans Parade In Pittsburg Allegheny Draw Huge Crowds
Fortified by lemonade and cheering crowds, forty thousand Civil War veterans marched through Pittsburg and Allegheny under lavish decorations. Governor Patton reviewed the processions as emergency hospitals and water stations served wearied marchers. Extraordinary turnout likely between 500 000 and 600 000 spectators with 200 000 more arriving by rail. Weather clear, spectators packed streets and windows along the route.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Eurth
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A
Patthicn
Penunaylvania
Preneny Park
Tawang Eroend
Ling
Henry Paul
West Virginia
Estella Gshun Free by Habeas Corpus Order
Estella Cabon released from county jail on writ of habeas corpus after a preliminary examination deemed the evidence insufficient. She is at a friend's home in the city. Attorney Eugene Hagan represented her. A separate note mentions a political rally in Richland with Major J. K. Hudson and Gen. J. Caldwell, plus musical performances. A Eugene to Topeka visit and a church event featuring Ethyl Frances Baker are described, with members Schmitz and Fairfield contributing.
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Estella Cabon
Supreme Court
Eugene Hagan
Richland
Republican County Central Committee
Fehland
J. K. Hudson
J.C. Caldwell
Charley McCabe
Drei Corps
McNary
Féene
Nazareth
M. E
Ethyl Frances Baker
Topeka
Miuses Schmitz
Fairfield
Kiuil
Alma
Christ
Rhl Baker
Sclmitz
Mics Ae
Hunter's Funeral Draws Santa Fe Shopmen Crowd
Albert Hunter, a Santa Fe shop employee born in the yards, dies Saturday at Ottawa hospital. Hundreds attend his funeral at First Methodist Church with a processional from his home to Pirot M E Church and later interment at Topeka cemetery.
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Albert Hunter
Santa Fe
Ottawa Hospital
Quincy Street
Pirot M. E
Siath and Harrison
Sunflower Camp No
Santa Fe Shap
M. W. of
A. T
Epworth League
John Libby
Purdy
Nellie Haskell
Lawrence
Jenkins
E. T, Sim
Dora Moffat
W. W. Gavitt
Ladies Aid Society
Foreign Missionary Sogiety
Hunter
Toute
Wen
McCabe
M. W. of A
Topeka
Ka Leothera
George Hunter
Pennsylvana
John Hunter
Kentucky
Next Week Forecast Promises Heat Wave Says Observer
Observer Jennings warns of a scorcher ahead as temperatures rise toward the end of the month. Today's reading reached 72 degrees with a cool start and a 45 degree low, while past years show extreme heat spikes around similar dates.
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Jennings
Cbserying
Popeater
Debs Trial Testimony Highlights Dunlap on Strike Violence
General Superintendent Dunlap of the Rock Island railroad testifies on the Debs trial. He describes the strike’s impact on mail trains, intimidation, and rioter identification including former employees, noting prior strikes always involve trouble. Also mentions smallpox affecting Topeka area and local school closures in Leavenworth.
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Hock Island
Caicago
Dunlap
Hock Island Railroad
Isroail
Hook Island
Women Fight to Block Named Street in Setauket
In Setauket Long Island a dispute over Bayview or Hand avenue sparked a street fight as local women armed with shovels filled in hole sites for Hand’s proposed street signs. After hours of resistance the workers retreated, but Hand vows to install the signs despite the women’s determined stand.
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Setauket
Long Island
Perecuie
Bayview
Hapa
Mr. Hand
Hand
Hand Avenue
Hiand
Timon Found Guilty in Four Liquor Counts at District Court
In North Topeka Ed Timon who runs a club near Moody's barber shop was found guilty on four counts of selling liquor in district court. Judge Hexen accepted an agreed statement of facts, with Timon planning to appeal to the supreme court. Sentence pending, penalties could include 400 in fines and 120 days.
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Stee
Ed Timon
Moody's
North Topeka
Supreme Court
Hezen
Safford
Timon
Eugene Hagen
Hexen
Hagen
Suprams Court
Stenmats
Sten Wun
Hitchcock
White
Justice Black
Pa Woucetsy
John Nedde
Lucinda Thompson
Pupe
Ve. Clements
Thureday
Assault charge set for Justice Grover's court tomorrow
Ville faces assault with intent to kill case in Justice Grover's court tomorrow. Nick Childs charged with selling liquor heads to trial next week, as Wick uses political influence to gain release, with Safford and Costepenent in a rights clash. All Santa Fe sight offices between Topeka and Atchison closed. three towns spared.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Atchison
Meriden
Valley Falls
Nortonville
Pela
General Office
Leavenworth
Keeley
Colorado Springs
Market Report Sees Wheat and Corn Ranges in Harvest Outlook
The Kansas City and foreign crop figures hint at 408 to 450 million bushels of wheat and varied corn yields. Wheat and corn opened higher but eroded as selling grew, with the government report largely discounted. Commodity quotes shift across grains with mixed gains and declines, hogs, lard, and beef values uneven as receipts and shipments move.
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Associated Press
Btate
Carcaco
Board of Trade
Thle
Liverpool
JiAge
Sige
Piigher
Reptember
Kansas City
Shipmante
Texas
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F-Douglas
Brockton
Mass
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Watts
Kansas Ava
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Estella Gshun
A. Allen
Clay Street
Grace Cathedral
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State University At
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George Penfieldt Reed
George Hale
AL Frost MecChay Lyon
Lawrence Chamberlain
Reche Hogeboom
George Heil
Bert Shroder
Clarenes Carter
Wilkie Clock
Jessie Eo
Maxwell
Daisy Starr
Lou Nas
the State Journal
West Eighth Street
Fall Goode Atmes & McManes
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Attren & MccManrs
Stats Journal
Topeka Drag Co
Take Sour Presor’ Co, Undar Opera
Coe Seey
H. Jansen
Mort
Jansen
Kanaas
H. Packer
J.M. French
Pas
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Hoss
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Ed Griffith
MelLellan
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Union Pacific
Denver & Golf
Albert Rosen
T. A. Brady
Wiogate
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Fifth and
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Kan
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R. Hilton
Sopett
Pall Mall Gazette
la Reno
Peerleas Steam Laundry
Feerless Steam Laundry
Todays Market Report
Capital Grocery
Peliosia
Gopital Grocery
Kitchell
Marburg
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