Capuchin Monks Plan Theological School in Washington
Capuchin monks plan to establish a theological school in Washington after purchasing four acres near Corballis University. Fathers Marianus Fietz and John M Flanagan arrived, securing introductory support, with a novitiate likely near the university and future missions for parish churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Payvreul
Norch
Corballis University
Univerdis Grodods
Marianus Fietz
John M Flanegan
Washirsten
Catholic University
New York City
Orient
Capurhie
Bern
Lor Ute ix
Artiah
Lion
Rome
Cool Bank Robbery Attempt On Northern Pacific Train
A bold daytime hold up occurred near Moorhead Minnesota on a bound passenger train of the Northern Pacific railway. The express car reportedly carried a large sum of money but the robbers failed to obtain it due to brakes and engine sabotage. The crew fled as the assailants escaped on foot after their plan unraveled. Gunther's Pharmacy and Jackson referenced in the oddly transcribed report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Moorhead Minn
Hunter
Meer Hoover
Gunther
Pharmscyth
Jackson
Digestive Aid Crowds Old Fight with Starvation Myths
Dyspepsia sufferers urged to avoid dieting and starvation. The ad promotes Gusts Dianepers Pave Jets tablets as the solution, claiming they digest food in any stomach condition and rest the system. It touts a free booklet from Stuart Co. and markets a full sized pack through doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Aig
Peary to Lecture on Brooklyn Meteorite Trip
Lieutenant Peary confirms the 100 ton meteorite aboard the steam whaling bark Hope will be unloaded at the Brooklyn navy yard after a stop in Boston. He describes Esquimaux companions, plans for next year's expedition, and notes no graveyard at the Greely camp. He will lecture extensively in fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Poston
Hope
John Bartlett
Arctic
Gmeweek
Sydney
B.C
Associated Press Today
Lieut
Peary
Hope Cell
Agaiil
Baquimaux 1
Ind
America
Esquimaues
Saviksoah
Esquimaux
Nook-Taka
Kvoloatovna
Dr. Haye
AN Tung An Soah
Ah Wee Ah
Je Suh
Trie
Enley
Likut
Greely
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Lieut. Peary
Strike Over And Labor Turmoil Hits Hastetun Area
Sept 27 Hastetun Pa reports the strike ends as cal emen resume work with a full week and others partial. Fourth regiment to be withdrawn Tuesday from Ditton. Jury verdict delays noted as cabinet unready. Miners meeting held behind closed doors in Freeland with UMW presence signaling deeper organization for any future strike. A raid on Audenfeld office damages Squire Robinson and Miner Jones residence. no warrant issued. An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy as effective for bilious colic. Steam Laundry ad concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastetun
Ditton
Freeland
Iver Flaney
United Mine Workers
Squire Robinson
Audenfeld
Gomer Jones
Robinson
Foreman Jones
Spotters Arrested in Highway Robbery Case
Danville traveling man Shirley accuses two men, Lockwood and Dunlap, of highway robbery after a night out near Fifth Avenue hotel. Police pursued suspects, found them at the hotel, and jailed them on a highway robbery charge. Shirley lost $160 in cash and a $75 diamond stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lockwood
J.C. Dunlap
Fifth Avenue
Charles Shiriey
Danville
Hannibal
Mo Shiriey
Toveka
Kansas Avenue
Fifth
Sixth
Shirley
Sisa
Neal
Fitch Avenue
Capron
Davis
Jones Wecht
Lockwood
Duninp
Che U
Boelock
Firth Street
Kennes Avenue
She Siley
St. Nicholas Hotet
County Holl
Kepley
Cram Te ‘Thiel
Kenene City
Hatiis
Lahey
Matt Campbell
Foster
Harry Larimer
Bond
Chief Steele
Kansas City
Dunlap
Shirley Han Nokae
Dressmaker Attacks Kentucky Editor With Cowhide
Mrs Sarah Brady, a dressmaker, assaulted Colonel Pet tick McDonald in Frankfort after a confrontational article in his paper. Judge W H Holt intervened as Brady struck at him. McDonald dodged further blows and Brady was arrested. The incident stemmed from McDonald's critical article about Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Pettick McDonald
Sarah Brady
Brady
McDonald
Himsell
Col. McDonald
W. H. Holt
Col McDonald
Lafayette Freshmen and Sophomores Clash in Flour Fight
Easton Pa Sept 27 Lafayette college witnesses a wild scrimmage between sophomores and freshmen. A photographer planned a group shot as water and flour rained down from Pardee hall windows and a balcony. The bout lasted about half an hour with no serious injuries and several bruises and scalds reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopas
Lafayette College
Easton
Pardee Hall
Snapshot News Scraps From Topeka Fair Week
Collect of scattered notes from Topeka events and people including visits, births, Jewish New Year, college football at Athletic Park, fairgrounds crowds, parade, and a freshmen prank at Washburn College. Mentions Governor Leedy, Attorneys General Boyle, and local residents with brief happenings and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanena City
Little
Okla
East Pith
Kate J. Adams
Philadelphia
Leedy
Topeka
County Trassurers
Clemons
Sherif Kepley
Boyle
Kanans
Charles Ross
Monte
Waasaturn Cotlege
Traskell Institute
Athletic Park
Wabauses
Faiy Grounds
Fair Grounds
H. A. Warner
le ML
Beprist
Fale
Sania
K. K. Unitredas
Weicome Lorena
Eke Willl
John Witers
Chillicothe
Washburn Earlege
Duel Between Badent and Wolff Stirs Vienna Fallout
Vienna dispatch reports a dramatic duel between Austrian premier Count Badent and German Nationalist leader Dr. Wolff at the Reichsrat opening. Badent fired first, Wolff struck his arm. both were unscathed, but the incident prompts talk of a possible wave of duels as officials, including the emperor, weigh in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wolff
Count Badent
London
Vienna
Daily Mall
Wolff
Count Badenl
Angine
Wolf
Iin
Count Badeni
Surve Une
Jockey Club
Count Mexkall-Glybband
Hersh
Arbeser Zeltung
Count Baden
McNall Religion Question Probed by Kansas Farmer Editor
Editor E B Cowgill pressed state insurance head McNall by phone about his religious affiliations. McNall said he is a brother in law to the Methodist church and has not joined another church nor seen a Catholic. Cowgill referenced a letter from an eastern insurance publication posing questions about McNall’s beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Cowgill
Kansas Farmer
Insurance Gp
McNall
Mr. Cowgill
Mr. McNall
Troops Arrive in Topeka and Establish Camp William A Rafferty
United States troops marching from Fort Riley reached Topeka yesterday after a four day journey. Major William A Rafferty commands Troops A C D and F of the Second Cavalry and Battery B of the Fourth Artillery. Camp facilities are set near the fall grounds with officers tents on higher ground and a hospital corps led by Dr J H Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Topeka
Marshall’ Band
Fall Grounds
Fort Riley
Second Cavalry
Fourth Artillery
William A. Rafferty
Colon Augur
FP. W. Sibley
L. M. Brett
T. J. Lewis
J. H. Stone
M.D
U.S. A
Leary
A.C. Smith
John B. Christian
H. R. Anderson
Albert cCronkhelt
Saat
Sini
Sind
Fay
United States Cureeon
Washington, D. C
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Rafferty
Wm. A. Rafferty
Sue Auarbal Revorter
Cilied
F. W. Sibley
AUTHOR OF MESSIAH DANCE VISITS FAIRGROUNDS WITH BRAVES
Two train loads of mulank were unloaded at Hook Island depot. A delegation led by Major T. J. Anderson accompanied Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes as they marched to the fairgrounds. The camp was set but tents and cookware were late. rations arrived late and cooking gear was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulank
Hook Island
Fitten
T. J. Anderson
Tapel
Arapahoe
Fairgrounds
Ahnasticelack
Indian Camp Preparations And Dances At Festival
A long preparatory morning as camp tepees go up and meals are cooked while women lead the work. Robert Burns an Arapahoe and interpreter describes dances, chiefs, and the Ghost and Messiah dances, noting many educated Indians and the festival queen ceremony upcoming at 109 To Peka Avenue.
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Robert Burns
Arapahoe
Cleaver Warden
Ike Burns
Carlisle
Man On A Cloud
Dancing Chief
Three Fingers
Cloud Chief
Little Chief
Bear Bow
High Walker
Prairie Chief
Litt Wall
Black Coyote
Lizard
Little Hitt
Sitting Bull
Messiah
Old Sitting Bull
Mr. Burns
Hulihel Big Horse
Washee
Terpsichore
Miss Whitney’s Festival Week Program In Topeka
Miss Edna Whitney of Chillicothe arrives Tuesday to Topeka for a week of reviews and parades. She will stay at Hotel Throop with Governor Leedy and state officers, preside from the Throop balcony, attend receptions, and ride in parades including the Floral and Military events. Karnival Knights plan a grand parade with Miss Whitney as Queen Lorena, with society ladies as maids of honor and a mass masque to unveil the button lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Whitney
Chillicothe
Karnival Knights
Topeka
Miss Whitney
Santa Fe
Throop
Leedy
Whitney
Eee
Pik and
Green
C.K. Holliday, Jr
John FP. McManus
Karnival Enidits
Kansas
Hotel Throop
Fair Grounds
The Queen's Flag Floats Over Mrs. Sutton's Home
A vivid banner in yellow and white drifts over Mrs. Sutton's residence, described as a handsome flag unfurled above the property. The procession notes a fine display enhancing the home’s curb appeal.
Castle of the Queen festival home decor featured
The home of Festival Queen on Topeka avenue is lavishly decorated in red, white and yellow. Streamers drape trees and porch wires, with Festival Wurling drapes and incandescent lights illuminating the path to the entrance. The yard fountain statue of Leda is embellished with plants and a red Incan descent light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka Avenue
Sasa
Aldo
Camhe
Sutton
Topeka
Leda
Notes by Stagg on Lost Stockyards Case Papers
Me Stagg possessed notes enabling duplication of lost stockyards case documents. W J Stock’s data and figures show examination of the company’s works and stock rails. The disappearance of these statistics from federal court caused concern among parties in the debt matter and led to court filings to replace missing items. No one can explain the disappearance or identify responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stock
Berpink
Abe
Geo
Geo. W. Clark
Mboh Conviernation
Stage
Imade
Poplex
Mencia Wits
Rush for Serum as Physicians Eager to Treat Consumptives
New York physicians push toward an apparent cure for tuberculosis using a serum. Dr Tanont reports rapid requests from cities like Philadelphia and Albany for samples and instructions. A notable case shows improvement and weight gain in a small patient, while advertisements promote De Wit Liver Pills.
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New York
Manly
Minragliani
Tanont
Athir Payer
Brother Professionsi
Gi East
Tittsemirg
Prindelphia
Albany
Tellerstrum Consimptiver
Tdi
Hosina
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William Will
Crawford Opera House
Dan A. Stuart
Gorbett-Fitzsimmons
Hazleton
Hereven Co
Chamberlain
D. Sharp
Committee of 17
Uncle Sam
Donthitt Tract
Messiah Dante
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Satuday
Queen's Flag
Castle OF the Queen
Stagg
Tonga
Dez
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