Topeka Commercial Club Urges State House Walks Upscale
Resolutions passed urging the state to include funds in the state house grounds project to finish walks and driveways. Geo E Cole asked to surface the paths for the upcoming semi centennial celebration and prevent lawn damage. Members admitted new city engineers and manufacturers. reports covered wheat region weather service, a bio plant bid, and outreach to Alaska and Philadelphia trade groups.
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Commercial Club of
Topeka
State House
State House Park
Geo, E Cole
Stain
Comercial Club
State Home
Chub
James McCabe
Joneyh Bromich
Butler
Emabiger & Mills
Furnitte
Weather Bureau
P. Bolmar
Trans Mississippi Congress
Topeka Commercial Club
Shawnee County
Jane Moon
Club
Kansas
Alaska
Board of Trade
Rongreen
Commercial Club Ix
J. Wood
Iola
Hat Point
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Commercial Club
United States
T. J. Anderson
Washington
Huss
Chas
Moore Grana Company
Rock
Cbs
Kia
Ninter
Government Report on Condition of Corn in the Country
Washington date September 11. The monthly report of the statistician of the department notes the condition of corn on September 1 stood at 54.5 versus 26.5 on August 1 2002. The report also cites 14 South Dakota terms and August figures.
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Washington
Fa Ie
South Dake LeRpLanaas
Hich
Crop condition reports show mixed year trends
No material change in condition is reported from the principal states. Kansas stands 36 points above its ten year average, Nebraska 26 points and Missouri 22 above. Pennsylvania and California run five points below, Iowa 12 below, while the northern corn belt remains late and weather remains the key factor for an average crop.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Pennsylvania
California
Iowa
Wolcott in Race for U S Senator in Colorado
In Denver on September 11 the Colorado electio n centers on the U S senatorship between Henry W Teller and Edward O Wolcott. Democrats and Populists pledge to reelect Teller, while Wolcott faces little Republican opposition unless a GOP majority forms in the legislature. The state GOP convention will choose a full state ticket and a congressman at large with Frank C. Goudy favored for governor and Franklin E. Brooks named as the only congressman at large candidate.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
United States
Henry W.teller
Edward O. Wolcott
Teller
Wolcott
Frank C. Goudy
Goudy
Franklin E. Brooks
Colorado Springs
Topeka Board of Trade plans take shape in 1901 drive
A Topeka Commercial club group considers forming a merchants exchange and board of trade. A grain and produce market would consolidate wholesale dealers bankers millers bakers and retailers, with a building, membership fees, and rent to cover expenses. Proponents cite St Louis and Kansas City models and the benefit of a central market to attract global buyers.
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Board of Trade
Topeke
Trades Extension Committee
Commercial Club
RS. Brighim
W. F. Jensen
Warren M. Crosby
W. W. Mills
H. A. Auerbach
James C. Smith
D. P. Paxton
P. W. Griggs
H. H. Glep
C._W. Gulia
Sam Barnum
Montgomery
Chas
P. Adams
Frank P. Edson
BM. Steele
B. L Rees
A. A. Robinson
Jason K. Jones
H. C. Faylor
Grain Apa
Opeka
Stock Exchange
Taylor
Merchants’ Exchange
Topeka
Asi
Globe
Kasan City
St Louis
Kansas City
Exchange
St. Louis
St Louis Board of Exchange
Leaptronic
Kansas City Board of Trade
Aman Wi
Gare
Associated Press
Grace Hayward company stars at New Crawford this week
The Grace Hayward company presents Reaping the Whirlwind to a large audience this week at the New Crawford theater. Tonight Denise features Olga Nethersole, with Zig Zag Alley to follow Monday. James Gorman directs, with Weixelbaum lyrics and music and notable trick scenery. Seats range 25 to 100 cents. Harry Emery brings The Burglar and the Wall for a souvenir matinee and night next Tuesday.
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Grace Hayward
Bouwes
Crawford Theater
Denise
Dumas
Olga Nethersole
Crawford
James Gorman
Karl Weixelbaum
Harry Emery
C.T. Daxey
Kentucky
Leve
Excursion to Kansas City on Monday Sept 15 train
Special Rock Island train leaves at 8 a.m. Tickets on sale at Wagoner's Stansfield's and Lacey's drug stores and by the committee Hutchinson and Return 46 65 via Santa Fe Central Kansas fair Sept 35-19 One fare round trip Tickets on sale 16th to 18th Good returning the diphtheria sore throat crop Instant relief permanent cure Dr Thomas Relectric OW at any drug store
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Kansas City
Rock Island
Wagoner's
Stansfield's
Lacey's
Hutchinson
Santa Fe Central Kansas Fair
Thomas
Topeka News Snapshots At Home Shows Fair Sparks
Random notes from Topeka speak of football teams forming across town. A water machine fire at the fair grounds nearly ended local business. The Meyer family divers and fair week events are described amid railway and college visit plans. The Washburn faculty hope President Roosevelt will address students on September 28, with city hall offices closing for the state fair.
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Nome
Topeka
Aego
Fair Grounds
Tony W
Meyer
Midway
W. G. Boan
The
Santa Fe
Manitou
Colo
Tomwvka
Mr. Boan
A. F Letard
Edgar Lienard
Franklin Owen
North
Jefferson Street
Exaton
Lienard
Bai
Wesleyan
Church of Easton
Wesleyan Bible School
Eake Rite
H. A. Mudge
D. E B. Cain
la Junta
Golo
Western
Grand Division
W. B. Storey
C. W. Kouna
G. H. Gaunt
Peco Valley
Roosevelt to host big Nassau county porch reception
Oyster Bay Sept 1 arrangements near completion for President Roosevelt to host a Nassau county citizens reception on Sept 1. Decorators work as buildings will glow with lighting and two presidential salutes by the Hicksville battery are planned. Attendance is expected between ten and twelve thousand with Sheriff Jolson present to manage the crowd at Sagamore Hill. C Travers named chairman of the arrangements committee to supervise activities.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Hicksville
Deumween
Sherif Jolson
Beto
Sagamore
Bouse
Travers
Excoffiche
Marconi Announces Complete Solve of Wireless Transmissions
Marconi says in an interview he has fully solved wireless message transmission over distances exceeding 1,600 miles and expects Europe to America communication soon. He plans to visit King Victor Emmanuel at Ragconigi in Piedmont on September 14.
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Marconi
Rome
Europe
America
Victor Emmanuel
Ragconigi
Piedmont
Builder of the Merrimac Dies in Hampton Virginia
Newport News Virginia Sept 21 Wiaon Hay long connected with the Merrimac project is dead at his Hampton home after a decade as an investor. He served in the Confederate forces as paymaster and was stationed during the war at the Fort Richmond area before duties moved to Richmond.
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Newport News
Wiaon Hay
Hampton
Rochotle
Richmond
Expansive Girl Featured In Curious Phrase
A quirky local item describes a girl nicknamed an expansionist due to frequent wardrobe changes. The piece notes she lives on Grape-Nuts while coping with a hissy spell and comments on dietary issues affecting children and adults, urging healthier food choices.
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Athe Kanser
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Blood Nourishment
An 19th century testimonial claims Paine's Celery Compound purifies the blood and aids bodily organs. It warns of diseases like rheumatism eczema and salt rheum, touting sleep, spirits, and strength improvements as proof of cure for serious blood conditions.
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Paine
Mansfield
Episcopalians Meet at Atchison for Annual Diocesan Convention
Atchison hosts the annual Episcopal diocese convention with clergy from across Kansas and many lay members. Bishop Millspaugh presides as the Western division grows, 32 clergy serving 31 parishes and 6,000 communicants.
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Atchison
Kan
Episcopal Church Io
Ladies' Auxiliary
William Reid Cross
Archibald Beatty
Topeka
J. H. Lee
Manhattan
George P. Comings
Girard
John Bennett
Kansas City
David Brooks
Dwight
J. M. Rankin
Burlington
Horace M- Carr
D. D
Parsona
Marynville
Wmn. Hodgins
Iola
Irving Todd
Wilbur 5
Leete
Wamego
Lionel G. Maroney
Danada
Geo. P. Welda
Abliene
Aston F. Randall
Hiawatha
Carrer M. Burck
Oskaloosa
Edwin J. Dent
Caffeyyne
A. V. Francis
Chanute
de Luc Burke
H. H. Mize
Salina
Pan
Talbot, Jr
Ellsworth
William McCutcheon
Dodge City
William Ramsey
Minneapolis
J. G.anderson
Oberlin
Gear Helsey
Great Head
W. Cowsil
Nevada
BP. Kenda
Eton
James
Millspaugh
Topeks
Kansas
Cedarvale
Horton
Fort Scott
Neoderha
OS Bealdes
Pillop
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Christ
Bet Edward
Infantry and cavalry regiments march to Fort Bey
A fragment notes two regiments, one infantry and one cavalry, marching for a week toward Fort Bey to participate in the army.
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Bey
Gavitt remedies praised worldwide over gentle thorough effect
In a letter from Salt Lake City dated September 6 1902 Mrs Hannah L Anderson endorses Gavitt remedies sold globally for their merits and gentle yet thorough action. She notes satisfaction from parts of Europe and plans to take more Systext Regulator abroad, thanking the recipient for prompt attention.
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Edie
Europe
Hannah L. Anderson
New Orleans Confederates Decline Aid for Indigent Soldiers
In New Orleans on September 11 Confederate veterans refused General Torrence's offer to fund a home for indigent Confederate soldiers in Alabama. The Army of the Tennessee praised his generosity but said the South must provide for its own veterans, deeming accepting aid from outsiders improper and unbecoming.
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New Orleans
General Torrence
Grand Army of the Republic
Alabama
Army of the Tennessee
Torrence
Bizarre Oklahoma Scene Described in Fragmented Text
A distorted OCR fragment from Wearths Oklahoma mentions trains near Chee Tre and endless chatter about bunnies under shade trees by water. The garbled notes reference tickets, a Pinal return, and December entries with unclear details and names.
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Ratheny
Chee ‘Tre
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