Honolulu to Topeka: Hawaiian Queen for Kansas Carnival
A fractured plea seeks a Hawaiian girl to be Banana Queen for a Kansas carnival. A committee would arrange travel from Honolulu aboard the Alameda to Topeka, cover all expenses, and present the candidate to Kansan citizens. The offer expects a prompt yes or no with arrangements for steamer passage and homebound return.
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Kansas
Alameda
Honolulu
Topeka
Hi Peta
Ban Pran
Kasas
Hon- Giulg
Seana
Hawaii
Carnivel
Hier
Karnival
Fewala
Honors For Mi5s Rose Official Programme Amid Week Events
Official programme outlines receptions and demonstrations for the Rose of Midday visit, detailing arrival events in Hutchinson Topeka and Emporia. It lists marches, escorts, and salutes with participation from Knights, bands, and civic officials, culminating in a statehouse reception with Governor Laedy and other dignitaries.
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Ank Mansing Lokee
Butchinson
Edniwday
Hutchinson
Ednemiay
Emporia
Prmporis
Topol
Santa Fudapat
Topeka
Ho Hen
Carnival Queen Rose of Hawaii Visit Sparks Kansas Events
The San Francisco Call reports Queen Rose of Hawaii arriving in Kansas for a Carnival Queen celebration, with a royal procession in Gartohl Park and a series of receptions. She will visit Emporia, Kansas, and attend events leading to the Omaha exposition, escorted by local dignitaries.
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Mra
EK. Weer
W. c. Er Balopenbase
Sire W. W. Wi - Hail
Marshal Tebinaon
Governor's Office
Strauss
State House
Mars Hobvinsor
Missie
Real Agp
Ashton
Mia
C. K. Holliday
Thureday
Gartohl Park
Lorena ML
Hamilton Hall
Hamilton Battabiet
Lorena HY
Queen
Karnivel Kalehta
Omaha Exposition
San Francisco
Rose
Misa Anna
Archie
Lohse Atina Howe
Kenia Knights of
Kansas
Pee and Stripes
Shaner
Alameda
MM K. Holliday
Advantage
Rene
Hawatis
Sarkeres
Pia
Miss Rose
Roe
Edward R. Hamilton
Osoe
Leedy
Boeke
Ces City
Mie Rose
Omaha
Colonial
Montgomery promoted to general watch Inspector of Santa Fe system
ANOTHER PROMOTION. HS Montgomery has been appointed general watch Inspector over the entire Santa Fe system. Previously General Inspector of the Gulf, Colsians and Santa Fe, he now oversees the Santa Fe Pacific and Southern California roads, placing him in charge of the whole network. The system, originated by Montgomery, has improved safety and won wide commendation.
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HS Montgomery
Santa Fe
Gulf, Colsians
Santa Fe Pacific Railway
Southern California Railroad Cor Jes
Montgomery
Ghent
Alibi Solid for Three Threshmen in Missouri Pacific Train Robbery
In St Joseph on September 2 James McAleer James Morena and Jake Yam were arrested and identified as suspects in the Missouri Pacific train robbery near Kansas City last Friday. Special Agent Kay and a group of investigators moved to St Joseph to question the prisoners while rumors of their guilt circulated, but authorities hoped to confirm the alibi and determine if others were involved.
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St. Joseph
James McAleer
James Morena
Jake Yam
Threshmen
Bece Jani
Missouri
Kansas City
Kay
Siesour
Card of Thanks from Iso Blue W Rt C No and others
A brief gratitude card from MES A J, RANE AND FAMILY expresses thanks to friends and neighbors in Iso Blue W Rt C No and others who offered beautiful tributes.
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Iso Blue W
Rt. C. No
MES
A J
Rane
Roosevelt Ineligibility Rumors Stir Gubernatorial Fight
Saratoga reports show Roosevelt supporters claiming nomination and election as governor while Black's camp disputes. Albany dispatch notes lawyers' unanimous ruling of Roosevelt ineligible and a 6 o'clock conference on this matter. Roosevelt also states he has not lost citizenship and would not accept an independent nomination.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Black
Roosevelt
Washington
Ime
Wanhiteston
Nihonel
Bayard's Time Short Detham Physician Reports on Bayard
In Detham on September 26 the physician's report states that Thos F Bayard's condition is short of recovery. The update notes the illness and outlines limited expectations, reflecting concern from medical care.
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Detham
Mass
Todas
Thos. F. Bayard
Maria Teresa to Be Two Part of the American Navy
Washington reports Captain Goodrich confirms the salvage of the Teresa at Guantanamo Bay and the wrecking of the Colon and Mercedes. Constructor Hobson leads the salvage and preparations to tow the Teresa to Norfolk. The ship may join the U.S. Navy with its name kept for future glory of the American victory.
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Maria Teresa
Washington
Allen
Goodrich
Newark
Guantanamo
Santiago Harbor
Merrimac
Teresa
Norfolk
Sprinklers urged to clear dust on Kengas Avenue
Dust piles three inches deep from Gordon Street to Garfield Park threaten travel to the park as Topeka citizens contemplate visiting the reunion. Officials call for sprinkling to dampen streets and prevent dust clouds during the event.
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Garfield Park
Kengas Avenue
Gordon Street
Topeka
United Brethren Conference Adjourns in Topeka Area
The United Brethren annual conference concluded its labors in Topeton this morning with Bishop J. S. Mills Berenv er presiding. The eastern Holton district ministers were listed with presiding elder W. B. Fees and others including Testerman Robinson Slade Geyer Krieg Shambaugh and Wimnunner. Names cover Meriden Lecompton Lawrence and Topeka districts with several presiding elders and officials such as Lane University president Brooke and evangelists Gray and Bratton.
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United Brethren Annual Conference
Tecompton
J. S. Mills Berenver
Folace
Holton
F. M.testerman
Sabetha
W. B. Fees
Robinson
H. B. Slade
Whiting
B. L. Geyer
J. C. Krieg
Vailey Falls
J. W. Shambaugh
Meriden
J. L. Thomas
Ozawkie
L. D. Wimnunner
Oskalooss
George Kettering
McLouth
D. J. Waar Surcoxle
George Hi
Lecompton Ditrictad
Merideth
Presiding Elder
Lecompton Station
G. MF
Lecompton Circuit
J. H. Snyder
Lawrence
J_ Lewis
Willow Springs
Hollowell
Stanne
N. Mcaferty
Adrian—J. Wykert
Topeka
S. C. Cotlents
Liberty
Wm. Pontiant
Council Grove
S. F. Bushong
P. J. Chandler
Fever Strikes Edwards As Yellow Fever Suspect Emerges
Jackson Mississippi September reports a suspected yellow fever case in the Tutam family at Edwards. Dr Parnell examined three members on September 7 with inconclusive results, house disinfected, no new Jackson cases reported though several suspected cases remain under watch in the western city area.
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Jackson
Miss
Board of Health
W. A. Rattiff
Edwards
Prohibition party ticket filed with state officials
The Prohibition state ticket was filed today with the secretary of state. Petitions hold about 2700 names including Ea 5 Waterbury, the Emporia Populist, Exkritee editor of the Emporia Republican, and Judge W. Adolph district judge at Emporia. Will
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Ea 5
Waterbury
Emporia Populist
V. Exkritee
Emperia Republican
J. M
Populist Board of Pardons
W. Adolph
Dem- Sorelle
Eimperia
Will
Prohibition Party Faces Protest Over Membership Claims
A protest will be filed by A White of the Emporia Gazette on the same grounds raised when the Socialist ticket was fed that the sigu ere are not members of the Prohibition party.
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A. White
Emporia Gazette
Siguere
Prohibition Party
Remains of Cleophas Gregoire to be shipped to Quebec for interment
Oakland California September reports odd postmortem findings on Cleophas Gregoire who died Friday night with a reversed heart position, displaced stomach, and absence of an innominate artery, yet the body showed normal development and health. The body will be shipped today to Quebec for interment.
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Oakland
Cal
Cleophas
Gregoire
Quebec
Dewey Will Fix Them Amid Pacific Action
Manila dispatch reports U S auxiliary cruiser McCulloch capturing the Insurgent steamer Abbey formerly the Pasig sixty miles south of Manila and seizing seven thousand rifles. Insurgent boats shadow the American vessel into Cavite as troops land on Luzon. American cruisers patrol northward while two ships bring Spanish officials and refugees. Reports say Insurgents overrun parts of the island destroying property and hemp crops. mild smallpox outbreaks noted in a California regiment.
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Manila
United States
McCulloch
Abbey
Pasig
Manilla
Cavite
Luzon
Cuba
Talto
California
Columbus Exhumation Began in Havana Cathedral
At 9 o clock an official exhumation of Columbus remains was conducted in Havana with General Bianco Secretary Gavin civil governor the bishop and cathedral dean present. Public excluded from 8 o clock and cathedral entrance guarded by police to maintain order.
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Havana
Columbus
Bianco
Gavin
The Buffalo Added to Naval Pacific Squadron
The navy department will send the cruiser Buffalo from New York to the Pacific station. She may proceed to Honolulu and could reinforce Dewey's fleet if needed, departing under Commander Hemphill who has led her conversion from the brigantine Nietheroy into a modern cruiser. The Oregon and Iowa are being tuned for the voyage planned to begin October 1.
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Pacific Waters
Washington
Navy Department
Buffalo
New York
Parific
Honolulu
Dewey
Hemphill
Navigation Bureau
Weather Watch Sees Warm Day and Dry North Winds
The column notes a 93 degree high by 2 PM with a steady morning rise from 69 at 8 AM to 95 at 2 PM. It states a dry trend for Topeka as the morning low threatened to dip south, then drift east toward the lakes. Rain was reported in fall Peene over the past 24 hours.
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Jennings
Topeka
J. Forketes
Ino
W.S. Boothe
D. D
Pastor del. Ave
Mira
Lore
Chas
Jas
Culbert
J. Calloway
Pottstown
Ansom Burrell
Cincinnati
Jackson
Indianapolis
Ind
A. J. Arnold & Son
North Topeka
Kansas
Market Report Shows Weak Start Across Commodities
The Sept 2 market row reports wheat opening lower with December futures eased from Saturday, heavy Northern shipments, and weak demand across grains. Corn and oats dull with mixed receipts, while provisions stay quiet. Hog and cattle futures show steady to lower prices on light offerings, with foreign exchange and money markets noted on the side.
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Salamiye
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Fair Forest
Lake
Seyie
Rie Jecember
Ber
Heeves
Bagg
Texas
Elsa
Saturaa
Janest Nia
Ins
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