Symphony Day festival thrills Topeka audiences
Symphony day at the new Auditorium opened the musical festival with the Harms City Bynmhtar orchestra conducted by Brann Adelmann. Soloists impressed. audience applause was vociferous. Evening encore featured a colorful potpourri of vocal and instrumental music. The Kansas City Symphony Orchestra received keen appreciation for bold interpretations. Elks Minstrel show scheduled tonight promising lively tunes and strong chorus support.
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Harms City
Bynmhtar
Brann Adelmann
Topeka
Theo
Bullah
von Dahion
Solnists
Nora Aoebt
Hasalin van Roller Wanty
Gounod
Marshal Pean Wang
Samson
Delilah
Clark
Kansas City
Iion
Prana Adelmann
Cavailleria
Adel
Mumiber
Faust
Fasin
Nia
ELKS
Avaitorii
Wunivers
AD Advunica
Fauntleroy
Violins and Chorus Perform in Century Quartette Event
An aria filled program opens with overture and numbers titled Colored Waiters and Tenreal Sentas as Mrs Castaa leads the Singers and Chori. The lineup includes a second act with Tovidty tutes Zeaeaesent band and a March piece Sigen nad iP pew soon.
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Violtn
Century Quartette
Castaa
ME Clarke's Handicap Delays Opening Auditorium Concerts
Banjo soloist Clarke suffered severe symptoms delaying the Frank King Clarke concert series. Topeka audiences awaited a possible return as Clarke warned of further setbacks. The Thesophian managers spoke of treatment and effort to restore his ability while noting a single improvement at the grand concert.
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Frank King Clarke
Topeka Sion
Tineoka
Clarke
The
Thesopi
Rand
Oratorio Idea Pleases Topeka Critic Waldemar
In an interview Waldemar praised Topeka for an oratorio style. He cited Eljah as a notable success and noted the chorus performed exceptionally despite minimal practice amid noisy hall conditions. He urged organizing an oratorio society to stage annual performances, arguing it could become profitable over time despite high initial costs.
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Topeka
Waldemar Vou
Onis
Tong
Postmasters Honor Sullivan for Roosevelt Assassination Attack
At the three day convention of the National Association of Postmasters of the First Class, Postmaster A W Wills of Nustyitle Tenn moved to send a telegram praising Postmaster Daniel Sullivan of Cripple Creek for defending Theodore Roosevelt after a cowardly assault at Victor Colo. The telegram was authorized, and the convention discussed next meeting locations, preferring Richmond Va to Washington DC.
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Pears
Na- Monal Association of Postmasters
A. W. Wills
Nustyitle
Tenn
Daniel Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Ristelise
Darel Sullivan
Roosevelt
Victor
Colo
Atery
Ing
Richmond
Ington
DB. C
Registry Department
Census shows population rise in listed cities 1830 to 1900
Washington reports census bureau figures indicating many cities grew from 1830 to 1900 with larger increases from 1860 to 1900. The piece notes population gains and references a demand for rail cars including 200 ventilated boxcars, estimating costs about 1.204 million dollars.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Larty
Wien
Roosevelt mobbed as Rough Riders guard train in Colorado
The Roosevelt special train, en route from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek, was split into two sections near Colorado City and faced a hostile crowd. Rough Riders protected the governor with Winchester-wielding detectives and mounted troops, while Roosevelt condemned anti trust plots and denounced Croker.
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Cripple Reek
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt
Colorado City
New York
Manitou
Maten
Divide
Gitette
Independence
Victor
Cripple Creek
McKinley
McKcinkkey and Hoosevelt Club
Snembore
Rookevelt
Armory
Kansas City
Jeader
Richard Croker
Aitm Bobo
Tammany Hall
Sherman Bell
Gulia
Jr Ae Rosear Jobe
Proctor Clarks
Iving Hate
United Bates
BE. O. Wol- Frante Goudy
Coleman Percy
Hyder
A.M. Stevenson
Tice
Sev
Bryar
Daniela Sullivan
Vary Vinkent
Hoceevelt
Bataan
Rae Down
Theodore Hoogevaty
A. d AD
Hay Will Return Washington September Health Note
A brief health note from Washington indicates hay return plans in September. Officials did not specify details or implications for local crops or markets. Further updates are expected as seasonal conditions develop.
China Debates Peace as Germany Presses Demands
Reports from Washington Paris and Berlin outline competing aims in China as Germany demands surrender of perpetrators before talks. US signals readiness for preliminary negotiations while stressing open door. Tuan’s appointment as grand secretary confirmed amid diplomatic maneuvering. France pushes for ministerial talks to frame terms with emphasis on punishment compensation and future guarantees.
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China
Germany
Prince Puan
State Department
Count von Waldersee
United States
Tuan
Washington
Shean
Privy Council
Imperial Court
Interior
Unis
Great Britain
Franece
Parle
Pekin
Foreign Office
Rce
Manchuria
France
Postm
Associated Press
Record of Deeds Office Prosperity Story in Shawnee County
Register of Deeds Frank Stevens touts a record week as the Shawnee County office handles the largest business since his tenure began. He notes reduced mortgage instruments and a high volume of deeds and mortgages, with several 5 percent and 6 1 2 percent loans for building. The piece blends the office report with an unrelated medical ad.
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Register of Deeds
Frank Stevens
Shawnee County
Mr. Stevens
Arecesie
Miners Gain Amid Strikes in Wyoming Valley
Quiet in the Wyoming valley as Pittston strike pay is distributed. At Mocanaqua and surrounding collieries workers haul pay while mine access and chutes were damaged at the Stanton mine. Several mines in Lehigh, Hazleton, Mahanoy City, and Shenandoah regions operate with varying staffing as strikers and authorities clash over conditions.
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Wyoming Valley
Pittston
Mocani
Stanton Mine
Airepalsky
Amaxe
Lehigh
Hazleton
Markle
Hazle Brook
Cran- Lattimer
Coxe Brothers
Piladelphia and Reading Company
Midvale
Locust Spring
Cambridge
Rendine
Hread Mountain
Reeding Company
Me Mahanoy
Shenandoah
Write Pena
Kansas Fairs of 1900 in Kansas State listings
A compiled list reports fairs in Kansas for 1900 with dates locations and secretaries. Included are Clay County Fair Stay Centers Burtington Kaw Valley Fairs Laurence Finney County Agricultural Society Garden City and other county associations with respective secretaries and proposed dates from late September to early October.
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Kansas
Anl
State Board of Agriculture
EB. Coburn
Clay County
E. E. Flowpes
Beptean
Bes Gofey County
Watr Association
J. E Flandferd
Burtington
Septem County
Kaw Valley
C. Griesa
Lawrence
Finhey County Agricultural Society
D. A.mims
Garden City
Grucey County Pair Association
J. Newman
Tribune
Lion County Association
Fd FL Smith
Stouns City
Quizanall
Frankfort Fair Maceration
Vandenburg
Frankfort
County Doulturel
Mechanics
Eoir Association
Jos
Trickett
Secre
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Report Sept 21
Chicago market report details wheat and corn moves with mixed trends. October wheat rose on short covering and export rumors while corn opened easy and oats remained dull. prices and receipts vary across Chicago and Kansas City markets with livestock and timing notes.
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Chicago
Hbromhlil
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
Shorts
Dannery
Timothy
Market turmoil and sugar and cotton notes stir New York
Sept market activity shows a powerful party shaping stocks while rail strikes and labor politics affect prices. Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific face attack from Keene allies as currency drains reserves. traders anticipate further stock demand and bargain opportunities amid continued market volatility.
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New York
Keno
Northern Pacific
Missouri
Keene
Adare
Eversthie
Wall Street
Ron. Hudson
Fragmentary market note on Wheat and Stocks weights
Partial OCR text references wheat in December and stock prices. Mentions Chicago beardes, Prives on Stocks, and market terms. Details are garbled but indicate a brief market update or stock note from a newspaper page segment.
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ME. Clarke
von Dahlen
Sullivan
Repatin
Santa Fe
Ember
Colorado
Winchesters
Bryan
Hay
Secretary of State
Washington, Sept
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Hutchinson
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Chicago Investock Marke
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Pee Fo
Medina
Texas
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Yale
Ould Fomrtic Zia
Wine Union Cute
Hi Saat
Shipmes
Aioe
Unay
Texac
Teady
Genkers Bulle
Nates
Sanata
SY & Oe
Peete Sage
York
BEA
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Chiani
Boston
Babee
Tess
Zork
Arita
Galveston
Joseph
J.C Goings Commia- Societe Sed cPata
Bom Board of Wire
Oriental Attuntion Ig Complex
Athur- Joseph
Gadewirs
Barly
Merih West
Claconat Prien
Rorthwest
Seaboard
Sai
Mure Sass Ciateak
Harris
Gosmo
J. C. Goings Commission
Happes Berate
Chileaga of
Board OF Trade
Soconera Levis Spradees
Jeago
Aegh iSogm
Gaim
St Ther
Baskia
SAO Orthwest Reestate
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Portland
Karsan
A. Lewis
Ori
Fulton
Depat
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Torexa Transfer
Kauss
Avenas
Omice Ie
Bacon
Ee She ME Fasooe' ‘Sromack
J. C. Goings
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