May Arrive October 5 The Twentieth Kansas Regiments
A telegram from General Wo Fi Shafter in San Francisco notes The Twentieth Kansas may reach San Francisco ahead of schedule. Adjutant General in San Francisco says Tartarr expected October 7 but may arrive earlier with a delay at Hong Kong. Colonel Fox reports awaiting confirmation of October 7 arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dewey
San Francisco
Wo Fi Shafter
Fuliowine
Coles
Evacral
Tartar
John B. Bharcock
Culorel Fox
Hong
Pox
Snapshots at Home News
Fragmented notes mention Arthur Puller and others visiting Topeka, with scattered names like George Wheatley and Owen Datley. Rumors of a scandal involving the state orphans home surface amid political chatter and parade plans. A busy week includes reunions, entertainment listings, and various civic notices in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Puller
Girard Tewyer
George Wheatley
Tena
Owen Datley
Purry
Vieiling
Topeka
Mex
Cayon Mo
Chading
Thi City
Cav
Tananton
Langston
Hazen Ines
Fu Gepor
Meville
J. Tunitin
Indiana
Ata
Luxor
Bourbay
Berane Mareiny
Eaeye Akrit
Zormuner
Webb Avenue
Cancellation Notice for Kane Sur Event Crowded
A partially readable notice indicates the cancellation of a wedding related event in Kane Sur area due to unspecified reasons. The fragment mentions available details and a town context, but essential facts and names are missing.
Charter Filed In New Jersey Big Watch Company
Notice announces a charter filing in New Jersey for a company described as Big Watch Company with 4 million dollars in capital. It lists incorporators Simon Grespepan and others in Jersey City and warns that Simon Grespepan is not authorized to incur debts or receive money on the account, requiring all to refrain from business or transactions on his behalf. The notice references the date October 6 and mentions a street fair parade and travel to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trunston
ML J
Bee
Laconmientarn Nie Themas
Chadbetene
Avie
Camile Gilder Ui
K. Euaile
Henry Woodman
Jersey City
Simon Grespepan
Relief in Six Hours Distress Cure Promised
A fragmentary item from Sky News mentions a promised six hour relief for kidney and fever symptoms with casual references to different places and editors. It cites St Katee avenue and Geo. Seauitels as local points and notes upcoming church events at Central church kinder Ripasees and Contal church kindererten with text due Monday morning October 2d.
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Tedder
Prensey
Sky
Amiareny
Bea
St Katee
Geo
Sian Tonlehe
Fat
Vera Atchison and Lee Bond wedding in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth on a Wednesday evening the wedding of Miss Vera Atchison to Mr. Lee Bond was held at the Atchison home. Father Downsey of Sacred Heart church performed the ceremony with Mrs Hiram Wilson as matron of honor and a reception following. Only relatives and intimate friends attended the ceremony.
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Harrison Street
W. J. Healy
Sixty-fourth Tines Volunteers
Topeka
Healy
Clarence Smith
Abe Healy
E. W. Smith
Thayer
J. T. Eustis
Adrian
Wil- Ban Miles
Bolott
and Stes
A. TL. Musaen
North Topeka
J.B Shotts
Lucy J. Shutts
Sunflower
G.W. Kelley
Beloit
Florence Musson
F. i Frank
MeCune
J. E. Kelley
Cowell
A. J. Kelley
Beto
James N. Lindsay
Bunker Hill
C. B. McCoye
Kansas City
Miss Atchison
Vera Atchison
Lee Bond
David Atchison
Leavenworth
Father Downsey
Sacred Héart Church
Hiram Wison
Hiram Wilson
Ais Rosalla Mason
Rond Tft
Omaha
Local visits and travels listed across several towns
Clyde McCarter plans a visit to Logan sport and other eastern points to see friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs John Hackett of Fl eeno Ok are visiting Mrs Hackett's sister Mrs W Stoker on The Drive. Mr and Mrs J H Ferrin and Mrs Minnie Fleming of Smith Center spend the week in Topeka visiting Jobs Ferris of Santa Fe offices. W H Bothy of Galena visits Topeka friends. Mrs F Bowen and mother Mrs Boyd of Wamero travel to Joplin Mo. W W Howard will be in Cameron Mo after two weeks with his daughter Mrs Walker Combs. Miss Flora Downes of Quenemo and Miss Nettle Darling of Michigan visit Mrs T E Sabine.
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Clyde McCarter
Logansport
Ind
John Hackett
Fleeno
Topeka
F. ©. Bowen
Boyd
Wamero
Joplin
W. W. Howard
Cameron
Walker Combs
Flora Downes
Quenemo
Nettle Darling
Michigan
T. E. Sabine
Emporia Carnival Opens with 10000 at Street Fair
Emporia marks a grand carnival as the street fair begins drawing over ten thousand attendees. The event fills Commercial Street with banners booths and daily attractions including bands parades Jubilee singers and free entertainments for visitors.
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Santa Fe
Emporia
Marshall
Emporia Street Fair
Tomirrow
Marion
Topeks
Moline
Kanswis
Jess Boor
Lie Peeple
One Cent Per Mile Rate Urged for Twentieth Kansas Return
The Twentieth Kansas volunteers will be transported to Ta from San Francisco at state expense for a public demonstration. State residents favor a one cent per mile rail rate to warmly welcome the veterans, opposing unequal rates for G A R members. Major T J Anderson offered the resolution which was adopted unanimously endorsing the governor and state committee’s request to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitrse
Twentieth Kansas
G Abr
T. J. Anderson
San Franchar
Nocdlera
Kansna
Kavnis
Commonwealth
Relief committee to send $20,000 cargo to Porto Rico
In Philadelphia the Permanent Relief committee decided to dispatch another cargo of supplies to Porto Rico for the famine. The chairman was told to contact Washington officials to obtain a vessel for the contributions. The cargo value is set at $20,000, compared with $25,000 for the Panther shipment earlier.
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Philadelpine
Porto Rico
Washington
Panther
North Topeka Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
In North Topeka column, residents and visitors are listed: Isaac Carter of Auburn, Mr Johnson of Osage City, Mr Blatt Hewitt of Kansas City visiting Mrs Morris and family on Monroe street, and Joseph Hank and son Ramund traveling to Kansas City. Other guests include Major and Mrs Williams of Lyndon visiting Mrs Wright, Mrs Elmer Eldridge and Edna returning from Holton, Mrs Maxwell from Romper Springs, Mrs Travis of Louisville entertained by Alice and Glyda Null, Effie King returning from Chicago and Ohio trip, Dr Wes Nichols visiting old friends, Spelker family heading to Herington, and multiple trips to Kansas City via Rock Island Route.
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Issac Carter
Auburn
Johnson
Osage City
Topeka
Blatt Hewitt
Kansas City
Morris
Monroe Street
Joseph Hank
Ramund
Mort Stiles
Stirling
Kan
Elmer Miller
Park Street
Alice
Glyda Null
Effie King
East Gordon Street
Chicago
Ohio
Wes
Nichols
Indian Creek
Osage County
Rocks Lund
Ef, Washburn
Klece
Mise Stella Lang
Webb City
Charles Washburn
Jam-my
North Aide
Annie Kuall
Flora Bride
Beloit
Misa
Dewey Parade Escorts and Carriage Arrangements
The article describes Dewey's greeting continues from the first page with a pier escort to Claremont. Governors from four states requested carriages, refused for most officials not marching with troops. Noted escorts include Gueeenheimer with Howisen and Sampoon with Woods, plus Philip with McKelway. Morton to escort Miles. undecided for Admiral Schley. About 276 people to ride. smokeless powder to be avoided to preserve salutes' spectacle.
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Warren Street
Claremont
Gueeenheimer
Howisen
Admiral Sampoon Wil
Woods
Board of Aldermen
Philip
Cllr
McKelway
Municipal Assembly
Senator Depew
Willism Meaoe
Richard Croker
Howard Carrall
Levi P
Chicago Invites Dewey Visit Amid Naval Parade
New York Sept 28 The Chicago citizens committee arrived after a long delay and plans a grand welcome for Admiral Dewey. Mayor Harrison will join a parade to the Gilsey House for the entertainment, with Mayor Van Wyck hosting and Dewey to be a guest of the city. Senator Proctor cites Vermont’s welcome and weighs Dewey's political future, noting him as likely a Republican.
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New York
Citizens’ Committee of
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
E .R. Brainerd
Gilsey House
Cll
Harrison
Grand Central Station
I Band
van Wyck
Lawrence
Brainerd Bes
Tmarrson
Dewny
O'Cleck
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Dewey
Washington
Proctor
Charles Dewey
Admiral Helme
Dewey Visited by Navy Chiefs in Fall Uniform Parade
Admiral Dewey made official visits to New York and Chicago in full uniform aboard the Olympia and aboard ships of the squadron. The ceremony featured manned sides drums bugles salutes and a formal launch return. Dewey sent compliments to New York’s mayor and plans for Friday’s parade depending on Howison’s readiness and fleet arrangement.
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New York
Chicago
Dewey
Sampson
Howison
Olympia
Brumby
Admini Howison
Sampaeun
North Atlantic
Ribbon sale and value jewelry bargains flyer
Local sale offers about 100 silk ribbons from 34 to 5 inches wide in colors priced 10 to 1 of a cent. purchasers can choose entire lot for a nominal price Friday through Monday. Also features rings, sterling novelties, belt buckles, napkin rings, bracelets, leather belts, pocket knives, gold rings with stones, jeweled brooches, pocketbooks, rabbit foot items, and Bailey’s powders with special low prices.
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Bailey
Water fete lights up New York Bay with Olympia parade
Spectators on Staten Island watched a grand water pageant with warships including the Olympia and Oneida. Night signals flashed, crowds aboard launches, and a public Welcome Home banner lit in white, red, and blue framed by fireworks. The event drew naval officers and island visitors under patrol and shore lights.
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New York
Staten Island
Bay Ridge
Narrows
Olympia
St George
Oneida
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Topela
BIG Watch Company
Bells Greenspan
Eigen
Hurklen
Armieu
Kateat
ROYAL
Topeka Society
Mr. and
Mrs. Healy
Lliness
Avive
Foster
Schubert
Polk School
City Federation
Pot School
Re. J. W. Gleed
Federation
Bchoot
William Atacrerran
Y.te Son Ban Retary
Atlantic City
Mire
Josenh Shellabareer
New York City
JL. Shenaharser
1. J. Small
Mra D. Gi. Smith
David Overmyer
North Vernon
Amy Overmyer
Eugene Ware
Topeka Club
Quceta
Humphrey
Rirs. Splacher
Mra Benton
Witeon
Kate Menisser
Mattoon
J. H. Frivaeli
West Tenth Street
California
HH. A
Victor Martin
Martha Adams
J. H. Booth
MM Adams
Tyler Aisses
Aira Frances McCarter
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Rockland
Deltas
Texas
They Rock
Cit
New Seo Te Ues
Dewey Batuere
Warren M.crosby & C
Kans. Ave
New York Bay
Sisted Intervisia
Solered Ushis
Sadion
Messaseee
Harie
Teath Pennaylvania
Pittebium
Noa
Coard
Pemenylvania
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