Local News Snapshots Reflect City Happenings and Church Plans
Fragmented notes show varied items from Brooklyn to Topeka. Mentions include a football practice with Washburn, a Kansas National Guard event at Port Riley, and several church and college activities. Municipal concerns touch health cases in Sherman county and ongoing court docket issues as officials plan events and fundraising.
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Courefimin Nellis
Kansas Avenue
Tony Man
Eas Military Board
Kansas National Guard
BPW
Jorgensen Eiflow
Port Riley
Maneuvies
Binalpwx
Tv State
Sherida
State Board of Health
Washburn
Kennedy
Washburn i
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Church
Lawvidey
Cmt
MCA
Vinewood
Veill
Stone
Cantina Stevey
Terneanecter
Piewt Presbyterian Church
F Sure Ae
Washburn Ks
Criflege Het
Willny
Mene
Yilay
Officra
Tal Hotmecrithic Medical
Eva Harting
Reva Harding
J. As
Sicha
Toclety
Nour
Waenhurn College
Pullege
Kansas Fairboard seeks large livestock exhibit funds
Fragments report debate over costs for Kansas livestock display at the St Louis exposition. Washburn University campus objections and unsafe sidewalks noted. Kansas commission to cover half freight on Kansas herd stock and duplicate prizes, tickets on sale November 27 to October 3, with final unit return September 5.
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Delta
Washburn
State Hours
Kansas
Geteher 5
Sovereign Grand Lodge I C O F Selects Meeting Place
Baltimore September 25 The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows votes to meet in San Francisco next year. A memorial temple plan was favorably reported but not tied to the order. The committee recommends Washington Ridge No VT handle subscriptions. Officers visited Thomas Wildey’s grave andflowers were placed.
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Baltimore
Sovereien Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harsenkier
San Francisco
Neco
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Committee On Finance
Thhe City
Vic Aaree
Sovereign Grand Fodse
Washington Ilidge No. VT
Ity
MoUwr Lodge
Order
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Thomas Wildey
Analy
Aire
Sulla Abbott
Quoin Esther
Oil on the Waters Aboard the Marion Chilcott
The Marion Chilcott, sailing from San Francisco on September 10 bound for Honolulu, arrived after a tempestuous voyage. Three sailors, S Rasmuenen, A Shosse, and Gustave Zreve, were washed overboard and drowned. The mate and two others survived by gripping braces. The ship ran south to San Diego before regaining course to port. the vessel was uninsured except for some gale damage.
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Afonfiaia
Marion Chilcott
San Francisco
Honolukuu
Rasmuenen
San Diego
Ube
Chicago Great Western Offers Round Trip Tickets
Defaulter long term in Manila noted. Train event announced for September 7 and 24 with round trip fare. Chicago Centennial notice in Chicago Illinois lists dates September 1903. Tickets available for return on specified routes. inquiries at West 1st Street, Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railway
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Mansis City
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Fuss Over a Nickel Ends in Fatal Fall on El
New York dispatch reports a dispute over five cents led to the death of F. K. Bailey of New Rochelle, an New Haven railway employee. Bailey, with money in his pockets, fell from the Third Avenue elevated structure at Fourteenth Street after a gateman refused a ticket. The gateman claims Bailey pushed him onto the tracks and Bailey then fled toward a street, suffering fatal injuries.
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New York
F. KE. Bailey
New Rochelle
New Haven Railway
Bailey
Third Avenue Line
Fourteenth Street
Deslates Halley
Boon
The Games Are Off in Boston Pittsburg Series
Milwaukee story reports Henry Kii lea owner of the Boston American league team declared off the proposed series with Boston. Pittsburg manager Methaw offers to take the place of that team and would arrange a five game series to benefit players, with proceeds to be shared.
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Milwaukee
Henry Kiilea
Boston
Mgraw
Pittsburg
Pissburg
Anager Methaw
New York
Metiaw
Burs
Res
Petion
Hix
Hay
Aekron
Pittaborg
Messengers End Chicago Strike With New Wage Scale
Chicago reports say the Illinois District Telegraph Company messenger boys ended their walkout after accepting a new wage scale. Day messengers will receive 6.40 dollars weekly instead of 1 1 reductions, and night workers get a dollar per day. Terminations with the night messengers and other workers followed the walkout. A Filipino revolutionary figure Kal dass was arrested in Manila on charges tied to disturbances linked to northern province unrest and guerrilla actions.
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Chicago
Illiois District Telegraph Company
Filipino Revolutioniat
Manila
Kaldass
Nation Party
Lugen
Ladrones
The Two Little Wairs at New Crawford Theater
Dramatic events headline upcoming New Crawford shows with Lincoln J Carter’s The Two Little Wairs tomorrow plus Land o Cotton and In Dixies Land. Lucile Whitechild leads a large company with Jupiter the jumping horse as Grand Opera House hosts next week and a sale opens Wednesday with many advance orders.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Crawford
Junker & Corcoran
John Crittenden Webb
Lucile Whitechife
Jupiter
Dixies Land
Mane:Stock Company
Grand Opera House
Luella Morey
Mare B. Robbins
Poor Old Shamrock to Be Used for Scrap Metal
New York report describes Bhampock 1, the old America's Cup challenger, being remodeled for trade. Sir Thomas Lipton plans turning the yacht into a schooner to carry aerial metal between New York and South American ports, rather than cruising.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
South American
Cathedral Funds Misuse Alleged In Local Church
Tenver Repl 26 reports Father Callahan, pastor in charge of parish finances, misused a cathedral fund. About 52 000 dollars allocated for the cathedral project appears invested in mining stocks. Investigators suspect he diverted funds to inflate the church coffers, with the pastor allegedly acting alone.
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Father Callahan
Mike
Acquittal for Frank Seigel Rocks Kansas City Trial
Kansas City reports Frank Seigel released after a jury verdict on the second ballot finishing in about 15 minutes. Prosecution plans to try on all indictments. Nearby, Lawrence and Haskell news note football action and a Honolulu county convention.
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Kansas City
Hughes
Seigel
Rockefeller
Kansas
Cleveland
Ohio
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Richard Carley
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