Guardians of Liberty Encore Delights Early Audience
A vivid concert report praises Albert Reid and the Hed band leader Sucrenting for an encore of The Guardians of Liberty. Sorrentine’s performance and the group’s handling of patriotic pieces drew strong audience enthusiasm as they closed with My Kentucky Home and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucrenting
Hed
Wald
Albert Reid
Popeka
Mr. Reid Wo Teik
Guardians of Liberty
Serresitine
Anon Senitar
Drs
Banda Roses
Kentucky
Pantmante
Nestor
John Philip Sousa
Diane
Autor Sorren
Smith Center Veterans Elect Officers At County Reunion
The Smith County annual reunion of old soldiers and settlers closed with the election of officers. J. S. McDowell was named commander and G. H. Foote senior vice commander. The meeting elected a county relief group and set Smith Center as next year’s reunion site, Gaylord as the sole rival. Speakers recalled pioneer life, noting the oldest settler present arrived in 1833 and Cedarville’s 87% formation year. The gathering, held over four days, was described as free of side shows and heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Center
Kan
Smith County
McDowell
GH. Foote
Gasford
Henry Paget
Lebanon
Womads
Sorpa
County
Orgaiiiza
Mdownth
Sich Canter
Yi. Fuote
Gaylor
Sunufoe
C. Morrison
Civile
Mere J. N. Byram
Gaylord
Sasithe
Veterana
McDow
Cedarville
Fr. H. Johnston
Topeka
Broer
Waterville
Bright for Washburn Coach Allen Tests System of Play
Long quote discusses choosing a football system not yet defined. Allen and Captain Gil plan to teach rudiments and individual coaching first, then select plays after the season progresses. Mentions players like Cave Anderson siblings Worsley Richey Cunningham and Jude Anderson, with hopes for a fast, capable backfield and strong line to compete in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askall
Allen
Michigan
Princeton
Gil
Kansas
Gul
Tom Cave
Deine
Osborne
Ur Anderson Brothers
Worsley
Richey
Cuntingham
Jude
Fragmented 19th century notice about a medical remedy
The readable text shows a chaotic discussion of a supposed remedy by a Dr. Ficus and a figure named Peghetiie Jirse. It references teaching children and a looming arrival, with scattered phrases about powders and rewards, but lacks clear events or dates.
Education Rally Opens Winter Work at Railroad Y
A packed crowd attended the Y M C A educational rally as the railroad Y M C A begins winter classes. George R. Henderson urged study for advancement, citing Edison and Roentgen, and promoted correspondence courses for railroad workers. Several officials and foremen received diplomas and praised the program, with musical numbers rounding out the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
George R. Henderson
Henderson
Franklin
Stephenson
Elson
Musby
Tsan
Staf
Joan
Diay
John Player
Mallesia
Bert Nichols
Pheyer
W. E. Conry
Bie Wark
HR. Congdou
Bistamith Shop
G. C. Grout
Water Service
Orres
Player
Hendered
George J. McD
Hunting for Roosevelt and the police hunt
Washington September 21 police search for a man who asked pedestrians for the address of President Roosevelt's sister wife of Commander Cowles navy guards stationed at Cowles residence described as about 40 with foreign accent light moustache dark clothes carrying a box eight by three and a half inches Also Philippine Tariff approved Secretary Root endorsed the draft and Governor Taft was informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rooevelt
Cowles
Maula de Sorthed
Spestes
Root
Taft
Marquette Club Aims Campaign to Suppress Anarchy
The Marquette club in Chicago plans continued action after memorial services to extirpate anarchism. A committee will draft ways to pressure Congress and state legislatures for stringent laws against anarchism, including deportation and criminal penalties for attacks on government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Club of
Chicago
Marquette Club
Maranello Club
Congress
W. L. Bush
The
Clit
Republic
Mortiniey
Allison
Dolliver
Iowa
Clark
Montuns
House of
Cansone
Lodge News Reflects Dull Off-Season In Fraternal Circles
Inactivity dominates lodge circles amid mild weather and a lull between summer socials and winter entertainments. Knights of the fected Ack held a trolley ride with K. P. A. band performing for Ark No 2 members. Obscure death notices include Isine Sharp once grand master of God Fellows of Kanssa, corrected by Milwoodt Sharp of Courier Grove. The Independent Order of Muskovites met in Topeka with Le Camp No. 539 represented. William Bar Cock of Portsmouth, R. I. is named as the oldest Mason. Fraternal Aid Association of Shawnee counties gathered at Garfield park with speakers HH. EL Don Curios and others. The item ends with mentions of further fraternal announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isine Sharp
God Fellows
Kanssa
Uie State Journal Todge
Milwoodt Sharp
Courier Grove
Wallington
Washington
Fraternal Aid Association
Shawnee
Garfield Park
HH. EL Don Curios
Presient
Lens Puller
M.D. Greenies
HW. Grant
Praternal Aid
Amasziah Johnson
Peruna praised by Congressmen in 1900s letters
A sequence of endorsements from U S congressmen and state figures extols Peruna as a swift effective remedy for coughs colds grippe and catarrhal troubles. Letters from J B Crowley W Ogden J M Thurston and others claim Peruna strengthens nerves aids appetite and guards against climate and public life stresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Peruma
Crowley
Peruna
J. B. Crowley
Congress
Congressman Crowley
Perugia
Ronal fAnney
A. T. Goodwyn
W. Ogden
Benson
W. Og
W. Smith
Ati
David Meekinen
Front Reporton
Pepsscola
Pin
Dutler
Couragt
South Carolina
Wien
Baller
Eure
J. M. ‘Thurston
Omaha
Neb
Peruana Paoey
Bert
Dever Pocone
Worthington Ereseman Howard
Ee Saan Als
le Grippe
Eee
Howard Erenerman Willis Hrewer
Hayngaeltic
Ala
TS Haw
Ik —Wills
Hartmas
Hartman
The
Hartman Ganiveriam Columbun
Fraternal Congress Reception Set at lodge hall
At 1004 North Kansas avenue Topeka groups won grill contest honors Horton week. North Topeka camp No. Lit3 took first prize of 100 with camp No. 2200 second and 50. A reception for Dr H A Warner, new National Fraternal congress president, will be at Seventh street Kansas avenue Knights and Dailies of Security hall Thursday night with speeches, music, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Horton
North Topeka
H. A. Warner
National Fraternal Congress
Knights and
Security
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Sadge G. A. Huron
L. M. Penwell
Royal Neighbors
W. E. Pagan
Woodmen
Kate Buster
E. G. Murphy
Leavenworth
Russia to provide destitute aid and reform rural boards
An Odessa dispatch reports Russia will aid the destitute as famine and hardship hit Besarabia. The government plans to reorganize rural board system with central oversight from St. Petersburg, asserting major improvements depend on funding under central control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odessa
Besaarabia
Russia
Siya
St. Petersburg
Fragmentary note hints at a parody car conduct discussion
A fragmented text fragment mentions a parody car conduct idea and a person named Sam Ary Ratio. It references up front positions and people living in large houses with shades, but lacks clear context or event details. The readable items emphasize names and housing, with no verifiable actions or dates.
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Banda Horsa
Washburn
Blues
Chaiiotis
Ted Sucoras
Gedialinen
Ecu
Surce
Louie
Geo. KR. Henderson
Railroad Y. M. C. A
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Lodge News
Dr. Warner
Knights of the Fected Ack
Tve
Ark No 2
Independent Order of Muskovites Sb Ieet
Izland Lodge of the Odd Fellows
MD Titotin
William Bar Cock
Portsmouth
R. L. Waoens
St. Albans
Bristol
Admiy Arams ‘Treat
Denver
Hanna
North
Mugeins
Crystal Topska‘s
Progressive Laundry
H Matteews
van Suren St
N. H. Wolff
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile
U., D.stributors
Piny
Philadelphia
Bosagust
Ore
Macy Ave
Atueope
Keep Ute Shades
Suva
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