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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
7
Night school of the M. C. A. opens on October 14 with free admission for Ammoletion members. Courses include arithmetic grammar writing spelling and penmanship. Professors FH Raudebwah and Wan Hits teach practical lessons based on village experience. Contact the Ammosteic offices on Gast Elsthharse for details.
Pan American event opens amid respect for Former President McKinley. Report notes morning gates, edition changes, and a cattle parade featuring around two thousand head. Telegraph lines mention international education and a planned program in New York.
The Faribault service gathers clergy from Protestant parishes with Bishop Tuttle of Missouri presiding. Rail travel options include Great Rock Island Route with round trips to September 27 and final return by November 14, offering various dates and prices for attendees.
Local items from Topeka include residents visiting friends, arrivals and calls on Topeka people, and invites to events. Notables: E Robinson of Menaken, Craigie McDuw of Tula, Philip Teitivises 43 Rateas avenue, Mrs Isiphice Greeg Valley Falls, A 5 Pemberton Enipiiita, and others stopping by or hosting. Also mentions store events, an annual opening, orchestra, and a few property moves and business notes in the Topeka area.
The gathering featured numerous attendees including Rev and Mrs Mooney and other locals, with decorations and lemonade served. Gifts included a purse of money and tokens of appreciation. warm wishes from friends were noted, and prayers were offered by Mr. and Mrs. the Jesous.
During the memorial parade progress in Chicago on September 20 nearly 100 persons were injured or overcome by crowd pressure. Emergency workers from the Geneve corps treated the injured while many were released. a few remained in critical condition.
London Times prints a short poem on friendship tied to President McKinley and King Alfred the Great as England honors the hero king and mourns patriot dead. Odessa dispatch reports 37 students pardoned after charges in St Petersburg. minister of education M. Van Noffsky noted.
Obscure note expresses gratitude for support after bereavement. Mentions Mrs Cal Sparks and Lennie Sprat offering assistance. Text is fragmented and conveys appreciation and acknowledgment to the community for aid and condolences.
In Topeka and surrounding Kansas towns a flurry of Memorial Day activities, concerts, and public notices filled the week. Reports mention crowds at memorial services, the Crawford theater, and Kansas National Guard guardsmen in attendance. Also noted are local visits, speeches by Rev Charles M Sheldon, and upcoming state convention plans in Fort Scott.
Fragmentary classified notes show WANTED items including domestic mercantile ads and eversons, plus multiple FOR RENT room and furnished lodging notices. Names and addresses are garbled. includes references to boarders, meals, low rates, and steam heated rooms in residential listings.
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