Festival Queen Court and Topeka Festival Notes
Reports from Topeka cover Festival preparations with mentions of the Festival Queen court, parade plans at First Methodist Church, and new vendors. Townspeople and officials discuss decorations, parades, and upcoming performances, with local figures and venues noted.
Explosion at Blossburg NM Lights a Town in Fear
Interview with W T Caldwell recounts the store owned by Blossburg Mercantile Co. blown up amid labor unrest. He details threats by an anarchist group The Iron Brotherhood and a deadly fire caused by a mysterious box of combustibles. Caldwell’s son Robert, a longtime employee, loses most personal property. company losses are heavy but some stock survives. Local miners faced reduced work weeks and cutoff water supply during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Caldwell
Harrison Street
Blossburg
New Mexico
C. J. Devlin
Santa Fe Rafiad Company
Maxwell Land Grant Company
M- Caldwell
Blose- Dura
Caldwell
Investment Trust Company
Bloss- Borg
Hubert Rhote
Atore
Wiggs
Dee An Nellator
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Eston
Maxwell Land Miran Company
Slossburz
Medies
Douglas
Sr Gev
Weymouth
Curtidee
San
Vm Pe
Topeka
Aulet
S:20
Hen Redd
Ben
Douglass, Pratt and
Doyle
Rob
Itz
Fim
Anderson
Iron Brotherhood of
Brussburs
Kot
Moexico
Snapshot of Lawrence News Briefs and Events
A collection of fragmented notices from Lawrence covering a pet cat at the police station, Hingling's circus on display, travels of a Chicago visit, upcoming trips and openings, local band members, buttons for Kernival Knights, Governor Leedy at home, M C A events and open dates, Garfield park concerts, festival activities, state house flag pole status, a YMG address by Rev. Wagner, and streetcar workers’ Fall Festival wishes with Ed Mpp as Prime attic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter
Shawnee County Sunday School Association
Topeka
Mills-Adams Company
Kansas Avenue
First Methodist Church
Wademar von Dahlen
B.S. Emmert
Harry of
Tenver
Federal Building
N. R. Baker
Quincy Street
Shelten
Tom Kirby
Oscar Charleson
Kansas City Dental College
Fair Grounds
Toprks Sportamen
Reform School
Karnival Knights
Atchison
C. E. Casswell
Marshall
W. F P. Roehr
Stedman Club
A. K. Wilson
Fafr
W. W. Mille
YMG
Hus
Karnivel
Adna Whitey
Hower
Woodman & Stater's
Tin Bakers
Grand Opera House
Ed McKeever
Robert Stone
Washburn Toure
McKeever
Topeke
Sutton
Hr. A. Parker
John Haisch
Washburn College
J. T. Lovewell
Social Seasion
Sow
Hingling
Lawrence
Trump
Chicago
Flenarty Tott
Alma
Kernival Knights
Leedy
Tie Home
John Lareent
That. M. C. AL
Garfield Park
Mate House
State House
A. F. Wagner
le Beld
L Purcell
Lakin Index
Ras
Topeter
Bald wins day at Springfield bicycle tournament
Eddie Bald claimed the final day titles at the Springfield Bicycle Club meet in Springfield Massachusetts. He set records in the half mile professional and one mile open professional events and anchored a dramatic finish in the one third mile L A championship. Jimmy Michaelagin broke the ten mile American record with 18 27 455 and led a record spree including tandem marks by Casey and Eckhers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Eddie Bald
Springfield Bicycle Club
Jimmy Michaelagin
L. A
Cooper
Taylor
Bald
Kimble
Tom Butler
Kenna
Pacific Coast
B.C. Hausman
Jimmy Michael
Casey
Eckhers
National League Scores Affected By One Sided Games
Baseball round up notes Boston defeated New York 17 to 9 in a one sided Sept 13 game as Sullivan misfired and Zerfoss struggled. Nichols starred in Boston’s eighth inning rally with flawless support. Also reported were Baltimore over Philadelphia 11 to 6 and 2 losses for Brooklyn and Cincinnati plus Pittsburg sweeping St Louis in two games.
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Boston
New York
Sullivan
Zerfoss
Bostons
Nichols
Rae
Bergen
Ganzel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Dunkle
Attec
Hofer
Rabison
Orth
Becker
Becker and Clements
REE
Matteries
Amole and
Clarke
Dunkie and
Boyle
Pittsburg
ST. Lodis
Piltsburz
Stidhot
Smith
Mare
Pittsbure
Killen
Sigfen
St. Louis
Sudheim
Murphy
P.c. Bealtimore
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Chicago
Hackett and Graver in Legal Notice
Hackett and Graver appear in a public legal notice referencing case file 119900910-3 and docket details 6 4 000300230 810 8, with summary legal actions indicated. The notice lists involved parties and the jurisdiction handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REE
Hackett
Graver
Seis
WIFE OF SENATOR WEST Benefited by Paine's Celery Compound
A testimonial from the wife of a Missouri senator praises Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy. The letter highlights nervousness, dyspepsia, neuralgia, and rheumatic pain as conditions cured by building blood and nerve strength, claiming the product supports healthy digestion, flesh gain, and overall vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
America
Edward &. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Orioles Will Win Pennant As The Beaneaters Fade
Washington dispatch cites Pat Tebeau predicting the Orioles take the pennant, boasting stronger overall team and brains. He notes the Orioles’ robust infield and bunting tactics, while acknowledging Beaneaters’ scrappy play and health luck shaping the early-season race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Baltimores
Washington
Ferioles
Pat Tebeau
Orioles
Hanlon
Oriole
Baltimore
Inner Circle
Corbett Won't Talk on Jackson Challenge Fight
Des Moines report notes James J. Corbett in Western Association circles refusing to discuss Peter Jackson Maher and Denovan arrival rumors. Corbett avoids response to a color tied challenge while showing interest in Jackson’s condition. West Side Gun Club holds a later shoot with a solid gold trophy featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James J. Corbett
Western Association
New York
Peter Jackson
Maher
Denovan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jackson
West Side Gun Club Names Champion of Tay Peka Contest
A clay pigeon contest at the West Side Gun Club determined the winner by the most successful shots over a weekly period ending January 1. H. S. Montgomery was announced the winner after a recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taypeka
H. S. Montgomery
Doctor changes at Dodge City Soldiers Home
Dr BE H Shellack resigns as surgeon at the Stair Soldiers Home in Dodge City. Dr A B Conway of Saffordville elected surgeon and takes charge. Gunther's Pharmacy, 6th and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
BE. H. Shellack
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Late Sporting News
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