Military veterans camp event schedule fragment
A long OCR fragment outlines a multi day veterans camp event with posts, parade times, campfires, addresses by various comrades and officials, and musical performances. It names Comrades W. H Senitt A. B. Bradford T. J. Jackson J. K Raskin George Spencer and others, plus Gov. Hal and Mayor Pollows, with dates in September and October and locations including the Elk Stub room and Grazy Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Senitt
Ure
George ¥. Spencer
Vetmnaae
Sons of Veterans
Grasty
Columbus Borin
Nitoiaon
Banda
Jone
Dresiding
Resses
Daniel x Alkhis
D. A Howard
Harris Portes
Gs AW Alger
Post Boweiandesin
Tan
Se Walker
We. Warner
Missouri
Sidney G. Cooke
Poe
P. M—Campfre
ex-Prisoners of War Association
A. M. Snares
McCrok
Gen
B. M. Prentix
R. W. Bios
Marshall
Arion Singing Society
Profesor
Louis Teck
Commandery
State of
Sialaete
Grocers' Clerks Parade Call Issued for Thursday
A garbled notice urges grocers’ clerks to assemble at 20 am on Thursday at Second and Kaneeas to participate in a parade. Clerks are asked to come mounted with decorations, to help make the parade the great parade of the week. Marshall is noted as organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Second and
Kaneeas Avenue
Marshall
Topeka
Een Stout
Fisve
Iee
J. J. Lannam
Grocers
Watson Campaign Plans in Kansas October Tour
John F. Willits outlines electors for Bryan and Watson in Georgia and Kansas campaigns. He talks of opening a campaign headquarters, securing a suitable location, and gathering petition names. He notes Watson will return after Georgia campaigning and predicts strong voter support amid machine politics and party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Willits
Bryan and Watson
Mr. Willits
Watson
Georgia
Unis
Sewall
Waelson
Wann
Campuion
Cubs
Renshay Ob Deka
Tirvan
Bryan
W. H. Bennington
Lars
New York
Confederacy
Europe
Prinerme Tycho Atraham Lincole
Ata
Politics at Vera Barbecue Draws Wide Turnout
Vera Kansas September 26 A joint Republican and People's Party barbecue in Vera Wabaunsee County drew an attendance estimated between five hundred and one thousand. Speakers included A A Stewart state senate candidate Webb McNall silver Republican and Frank P Lindsay Republican of Topeka. McNall delivered remarks aimed at reassuring doubting Republicans. Maples Hill silver club near Vera with about 100 members advertised the event. George W Stansfield listed as advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Wabaunsee County
Republican
People’s Party
A. A. Stewart
Webb McNall
Frank P. Lindsay
Topeka
McNall
Maple HI
de Witt
George W. Stansfield
Bradstreets Reports Mixed U S Business Signals in September
Bradstreet's notes increased confidence in eastern jobbing circles with higher demand for staples and wool prices rising. Exports of wheat, shifting freight costs, and improved iron mill activity appear, while overall business failures rise and gold flows abroad influence markets. treasury holdings grow and public participation remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreets
Heporta
Bestern
New York
Bradstreet
Savannah
Memphis
Gatvyeston
Huston
Providence
Pittsara Tui
England
Montreal
Ammount
New York News Dot
United States
Dominion of Canada
Financial Review
Seve
Bank of England
London Geome
Europe
London
Paris
Ahipment
Treasury
Sullivan Arrested After Scuffle on Dudley Street Car
Geston Sept 56 John A L Sullivan, a famed champion, was arrested after a confrontation aboard a Dudley Street car. He allegedly punched the conductor once, while the conductor avoided injury. Sullivan appeared in Hoxbury district court seeking bail late at night as officers noted the incident on the transit line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geston
John AL. Sullivan
Ikwim
Jis
John Avesrhad
John
Two Wells
Jobin
Hoxbury
City Missions educational classes announced
The meeting Sunday at 4 15 pm led by Mrs L I Thorpe will discuss City Missions. The educational committee outlines classes in Literature under Mrs M H McCarter, Vocal music under Miss Florence Townsley, physical culture under Mrs Gertrude Rusell, art under Miss Mary Bunker, cooking under Mrs Wiles. Call to join and enroll early as classes are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Thorpe
Wpie
City Missions
M. H. McCarter
Florence Townsley
Ide Gertrude Ruseetl
Mary Bunker
Birs
Dushing
Bryan at Topeka Late October Stop Likely
J Mack Love, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, left for Chicago to confer with the national committee. Bryan plans a Kansas trip in late October, a three or four day itinerary likely including Topeka for a speech at Bismarck Grove, Lawrence, with a possible short stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mack Love
Democratic Mate Central Committee
Chicago
National Committee
W. J. Bryan
Kansas
Topeka
Bismarck Grove
Lawrende
Suckien's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Healing
Advertises Suckien's Arnica Salve as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter and other skin woes with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by J H Jones Fifth and Kansas Ave. Also notes Peerless Steam Laundry offers laundered shirt waists that resist fading at 02 and 114 W South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suckien
Arnica
J. H. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
W. Sth
Santa Fe Shop Men Loom Spectacle in Labor Day Parade
In Topeka the Santa Fe shop workers plan the first westward mechanical display for Labor Day. A 48 by 15 foot locomotive float will lead a fleet of 13 floats showcasing boilermaking, blacksmithing, carpentry, painting and more as about 1,000 railroad workers in overalls and caps march in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kanaas
J. H. Coe
W. W. Proctor
Worl
Water Service Department
Brass Foundry
Carpenter Department
Toat
L. BE
Kan
Special Trains Planned by the Santa Fe for Fell Festival
The Santa Fe schedules two extra trains for Monday and Tuesday to handle festival and reunion crowds. A Monday afternoon second section of No. 6 will arrive around 4 PM with soldiers and visitors from Newton Wichita Winter Kansas City and nearby areas. A Tuesday morning second section of No. 9 will arrive about 5 PM, serving northern Kansas travelers and extra night business. Regular trains run with added coaches to Topeka as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fes
Mondaay
Santa Fe
Newton
Watchinson
Wichita
Winter
Rkansas
Kansas
Sante Pe
Topeka
No Sunday School Parade Corrected for Fair Festival
Letter to The State Journal notes the Sunday school parade to Camp Miles was dropped by the superintendent committee and urges correction in the festival programme. A Shawnee Sunday School Association county president signs the missive seeking accuracy. A separate note discusses tumble weeds as possible festival decorations using bright flowers to create bouquets in storefronts and building fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Camp Miles
Fouch County
Shawnee Sunday School Asociation
Late Carnival Cars to Run After Parades in Topeka
President C C Baker of Topeka Railway says extra cars will operate late to serve crowds for Carnival events. Cars will run as late as practicable, with safety for parades in mind. may avoid the avenue on Carnival night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Baker
Topeka Railway Company
Rally at Holton Draws Large Crowds for Silver Advocates
Holton September 26 Senator Leedy Little and Judge McCue led a Folie rally with a forenoon crowd around 3 000 and an evening turnout nearly equal. Leedy praised silver while Little’s remarks amused many Republicans making the event a notable political show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton
Leedy
Little
Judge McCue
Auditor Cole Proposes Plan to Cut State Costs
State Auditor Cole endorses a condensed biennial report and a reform of state charitable institutions. He suggests merging management under a three member board and applying the new approach to all state institutions to reduce expenses and improve public access, noting political opposition could hinder adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Uidt
McKinley Wheelmen Regiments Form in Indianapolis
Two regiments of the National Wheelmen, McKinley and Hobart clubs, were organized in Indianapolis. The first regiment lists 14 companies and 766 members. the second has all companies filled and more enrollments planned. A message from George N. Catterson supported sound money and good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mc Kinley
Hobart Club
George N. Catterson
McKinley
Bic- Kinky
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Cure All
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as the sole safe sure remedy for piles with claimed physician endorsement. It asserts relief without surgery and notes widespread sales and a price of six cents to one dollar per package. The firm offers a book of causes and cures and testimonials upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maken
Iousaeids
Clacues
Beecham
U. 8
B. P. Allen CO
Casal St. Rew
Buenas
Atbh Mieh
United States
Healthful tonic claimed to strengthen system and purify
An advertisement extols a tonic as superb to relieve impurities by proper channels, promising health and vigor. It cites monthly use and a Braddfield product with affiliations in Atlanta, urging readers to consult local pharmacists for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Maentor
Bradfield
Atlanta
Reid
Bettie
Ben Butler Estate Final Account Filed in Chicago
A final account relating to part of General Benjamin Butler's estate was filed in Chicago probate court. The estate includes property on Cottage Grove Avenue valued at $49,001, with Chicago Title and Trust Company named administrator. The will, dating from 1841, leaves the property to the testator's family. The document references only the war once in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Butler
Chicago
Benj. Butler
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago Title End Trust Company
Testaiur
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitterers Remedy
An ad promotes Reto bottle as a cure for various female ailments and fatigue. It claims to restore appetite, relieve constipation and headaches, and increase strength and tone in the body's organs, appealing to those with nervousness, irritability, or poor health.
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Camp
Nelson A. Miles
Sheridan
Custer
Needay
Vicksburg
J. K Raskin
Agape
Nan
Nelagon A. Miles
U.S. Hadrias
Inchief & AR
Aliinesota
James Tanner
Washington
Chaplain McCaby
Texas
W. Aester
Manifold
Beloit
Gets
Bers
Kelley
Holman
Modocs
H. L. Pestana
Woman's Relief Corps
Battle of Five Forks
United States Couns
Kareas National Guards
Toneken Zouave
Peter Heil
Regiment of Dragoons
St. John's Maltsty Academy
Salina
State Reform School
Army
Robert H. Lee
Grant
Eneion
Pat Jones
George FR. Peek
J. C. Carpenter
James R. Hal- Jowell
R. W. Blue
Cromwell & Jeffers
Statennrs
Willits
Haven
Sully
W. GC
Tupeka
Geo. Stansfield
E. Marsh
McCue
M’kinley Cycle Clubs
Argonia
Eas
Argenta State Bank
Wellington
Witt
Kansas Avenue
Kenens Avenue
Ata Dargalo
Seacs
Dedley
Tay
T. Aiaen
A. A. Rodgers
West 6Th St
J. M. Frank
Retail Grocers’ Association
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