Sea of flame from Ute fires spreads 100 miles in Colorado
Reports from Sept 2 tell of massive forest fires along the Gore range and beyond, blamed by ranchers on Ute Indians seeking revenge for restrictions on hunting. Fires burn west of the divide across multiple counties, consuming timber, stock, and property, with no reliable information on exact losses.
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Thabe Springs
Col
Stirlin
Utah
Henry Trim
Toponas
Egeria Park
Gore Range
Qounty
Cremmiing
Boattte
Blanca
Larimer
Gartei Baste
Pukina Summit
Death of prominent figure Bayard cited in oblique notice
Dedham and Mare report the death of M-Thomas F Mayard at 4 30 PM yesterday. The long prominent figure in state affairs, linked to Delaware roots and service in the United States Senate, is remembered by family including daughter Bea Samuel E Warren and widow Mrs. Mayard. Formal funeral arrangements are expected at Old South church or nearby.
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Dedham
Mare
Thomas F Mayard
Umass
Bayard
Delaware
United
Tates Penute
Cleveland
Marard
Bea
Samuel E. Warren
Mx Verekm
Warren
Thornes
Mhenw
Ignerat
Tig
Aunghier
Kiven
Hale Wiens
Great Chiefs Appointed by Hed Men Council
In Binghamton New York Sept S the tul loWine chiefs of the great council of the United States order of Hed Men appoint George KB Green as Great Terahon and B J Dubba of New York as past grand sachem Diket Ereat sechem and G W Carey named great guard of the forest to lead the organization Locally reported in NF
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Binghamton
Great Council of the
United States Order of
George KB. Green
Great Terahon
Grand Sacherm
B. J. Dubba
New York
Sechem
Salar
Oregon
Great Guard of the Forest
Rand Sachem
G. W. Carey
Wl Labs
Jocomotive Holler Explodes Lathe Injuring Engineer
A damaged OCR fragment details an explosion aboard a locomotive tied to an industrial incident. It mentions an engineer named Whitsot injured and references locations and weather notes for Chicago and Bardon with forecasts of showers and wind shifts.
Troops of Twenty-First Regiment Depart Leavenworth on Thirty Day Lough
Troops from the Twenty-First Regiment scatter from Leavenworth on thirty days furlough and travel by Santa Fe train to Topeka and other points. Transportation pay rates and routes include Topeka Kansas City Emporia and Newton with many men sent to El Dorado McPherson and other towns. A special Rock Island car carries additional troops.
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Leavenworth
Hallidey
Topeka
Empdria
Howard Branch
el Dorado
McPherson
Newton Ped
Blatchinsen
Rock Island
Mystery surrounds tomb of Columbus after royal ceremony
Reports from Havana through Key West describe hush over Spanish government actions in securing the Columbus tomb ceremony. Speculation claims the crypt was opened, guard presence increased, and the casket rifled of coins, gems, and parchment rolls, with only portions of remains reportedly left.
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Havana
Key West
Win
CIA
Columbus
Rene
Blancos
Generel Gian Poxtiisy
Air bags aid Hobson raise sunk ships in war effort
Washington reports the Navy backsConstructor Hobson in efforts to raise the Colum bia by divers and air bags. Assistant Secretary Allen confirms continued support and recent shipment of 2000 rubber air bags from New York, underscoring perceived monetary and sentimental value in reviving the vessel and asserting expert wreckers’ unanimous opinion on Hobson’s plan.
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Washington
Allen
Trechine
Nursbles
Hobsin
Teresa
Navy Department
Mortover
Hobson
Westerday
New York
Prison raid nets multiple arrests at city joints
Police raided several joints including the Jordan place on Cheshire and the Saint cellar under the express office on Kaukas avenue. They seized beer whisky and a revolver with two men in custody. Eleven people, including five women and four men, were arrested and jailed or fined after searches.
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Andy Dupree
Robert Pate
Jordan Pice
Kansas
Sharpe
Perry
Gov Smith Weaker After Restless Night at Soldiers Home
Santa Monsea Calif Sept 2 The condition of Gov A J Smith of the Soldiers home was reported unfavorable after a restless night He was under physician care and remains weak with his general condition deteriorating slightly Officials said he passed a troubled night but was not in immediate danger
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Gov. Smith
Santa Montesa
Cal
A. J. Smith
Welcome to Hawaii Miss Rose Receives Hawaiian Welcome
The guest Miss Rose, arriving after a 4000 mile journey, enjoys a hearty breakfast and warm hospitality in Topeka. She receives La France roses, a silver horse shoe gift, and praise for hospitality while noting a severe cold and sore throat limiting her singing. Rose is a skilled musician versed in piano guitar ukulele and mandolin.
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Miss Rose
Mina Rose
Mins Rose
la France
Hiram Hulse
Hilo
Mawati
Kanee
Pacific
Topeka
Kansas
Mikes Rose
Arthur Massey
USA
Anne Tose
K. Q
Mins Kase
Honolulu
Rose
Cleopatra costume by Mme Fu of St Louis dazzles carnival crowd
The queen of the Carnival wore a Cleopatra costume designed and made by Madame Fu of St. Louis. It features a real Cleopatra pattern, 200 jewels, 26 pearl pendants, a peacock head tiara, emeralds sapphires rubies, and an imperial robe with gold silk and antique lace. Miss Rose will wield a gold emerald sceptre as part of the ensemble.
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Bites Aunk Ron
Madame A. Fueee
St. Lonin
Mme. Firsgee
United States
Cleopatra
San Francisco
Miss Rose
Miss Hose and the Garb at Topeka Bee Journey
Miss Hose visits old soldiers with her daughter of a Mexican veteran. Roge forecasts a strong constitution if she endures the terqui e strain of entertainment this afternoon at 2 o clock in Topeka. She was given death A. BR in the casino.
Rose of Hilo Hosts Private Washington Birthday Reception
Miss Rose, daughter of a Mexican War veteran, visits Sacramento and Suttersport, recalling her father’s gold rush era. She attended a private Topeka ladies' reception at Manspeaker residence, hosted by Miss Howe, under a patriotic display of American flags and frens. She later plans dinner and a Garfield park visit with veteran guests at an old soldiers’ gathering.
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Miss Ross
United States
Washington
Sacramento
Suttersport
Dewey Miss Rose
Hilo
Miss Rose
Tonieght
Garfield Park
Miss Roses Informals Begin With Luncheon Series
Miss Rose launches a string of informal luncheons at W W Manspeaker home at Tenth and Hartwood streets. Guests include C K Holday Frank P MacLennan Anne Kore Carrie Titus and Elizabeth Hondhy. John Waters narrates the event noting Miss Rose’s attire and a brief escort anecdote. Tonight six Miss Hope hosts the next gathering with plans to continue tomorrow noon.
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John Waters
Menior
Rone
W. W. Manweaker
Tenth
Hartiood
Biss
W. W. Manspeaker
C. K. Holday
Frank P. MacLennan
Anne Kore
Mies Carrie Titus
Hane S Watera Mete AG
Felene
Tes
Elizabeth Hondhy
Philip Rastmian
Iineh
Mr. Waters
Miss Rose
Sian
Lean Jim
Waters
Miss Hope
Van Wyck Nominated for Governor on First Ballot
Syracuse report from Sept 29 notes Augustus Van Wyck of Brooklyn was nominated for governor on the first ballot after New York and Kings county delegations united. Other statewide offices were named by acclamation, while Elliott Danforth was nominated for lieutenant governor and Gen. Lee's Richmond visit was reported.
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Buracusa
Mr. Croker
New York
Kings County
Augustus van Wyck
Brooklyn
Mayor van Wyck
Hill
Elliott Danforth
John B. Stanchfeld
Senator McCarren
Tiichard Croker
Kines
McCain— Ball
Judee van Wyck
Oneida
Renselaer
Erie
Columbia
Ulster
McGarren
van Wyck
Tammany
Wan Wyck
Syracuse
N.Y
Augustus van Wycck
Titus
McGuire
Standfeld
George W. Batten
Niagara County
Edward 5S
Atwater
E. B Norris
Wayne County
Thomas F. Conway
Martin Schneck
Rensellaer
Peace Jubilee At Camp Dewey Unites Blue And Gray At Gar field
The Peace Jubilee at Camp Dewey drew immense crowds as the Blue and Gray united to honor the flag. A lantern illumination, campfire program, and veteran storytelling distinguished the day, with Major Anderson and General Breckinridge among expected guests. Captain Wm. A. Irwin, age about 64, touted as the oldest veteran present, recalled Civil War memories from his Ninth New York Cavalry service.
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Garfield Park
Ustir
Emma Wall
Anderson
Eastman
Judge Stone
Warner
Breckinridge
Wm. A. Irwin
Camp
Dewes
Tid Adams Street
Topeka
Ninth
New York Cavalry
Irwin
Peace Jubilee Speakers Miss the Arrival
Judge J B Stone of Missouri and W T McCarty of Emporia arrived for the Peace Jubilee talks but only two speakers showed up. A Kansas City escort planned for Topeka failed as Major William Warner and others were delayed. Breckinridge and Sexton missed the event.
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J. B. Stone
Missouri
W. T. McCarty
Emporia
Throop Hotel
Rock Island Depot
John Martin
D. W. Eastman
RM. Spivey
WC. Hamilton
G. B. Payne
Kansas City
Topeka
William Warner
James A. Sexton
Tinos
G. A
Breckinridge
Wabash
Parade Order From Chief Marshal On Friday Festival Route
Chief Marshal Robinson issues parade instructions for Friday. First division halt at Laur ent Street North Topeka and form two lines inward. Boats and carriages go north to Gordon Street and countermarch to Second Street, following the marching band. Second division halts after First, forms two lines inward, with floats and carriages continuing north to Gordon Street and countermarching to Second Street. Third and Fourth divisions proceed to Gordon Street via First and Second, then countermarch to Second Street and disband. The Pirat division moves through Second to Fairchild Street and disbands. Second division disbands after First passes. Lyndon band replaces Hamilton band at Gordon Street and leads the Fourth division to Second Street. Hamilton band proceeds to Garfield Park from Gordon Street. George Eagle appointed marshal of Floral division. entrants should report to him.
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Marshal Robinson
Laurent Street
North Topeka
Gordon Street
Second Street
Marshall
Pirat
Fairchild Street
Lyndon
Hamilton Band
Hamilton
Garfield Park
George Eagle
L. Robinson
Averted rupture at parade over political display
A near clash between Hepuniucan and Democratic Hambean clubs was prevented as parade awaited departure from Rock Island depot. Marshal H. L. Robinson kept the peace while factions agreed to a nonpolitical, joint procession with limited displays. John Schmidt of the Democratic Club accused Republicans of a political banner and threatened withdrawal.
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Rock Island
H. L. Robinson
Reunion Notes At Topeka Post Parade Meet
Topeka post No T1 and visiting comrades to assemble at the hall tomorrow at 1 pm for a parade. Frank Weightman introduced as one of Tonka's dennis, sang a falsetto impersonation of a soprano. Second Kansas cavalry held a regimental reunion with 11 present. Captain W S Waite noted on state charity board. Camp grounds show 27% old soldiers at Camp Dewey. Captain Anson Miller of Council Grove active Wisconsin veterans. Bladges in demand and repeatedly recalled. Curtis, Bothkin, Ridgely and Calderhead among the number.
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Topeka Post No. T1
Frank Weightman
Toneka
Dennis
Second Kansas Cavalry
Colonel Cloud
S. A. Houston
State Historical Society
H. D. Witaker
D. B. Ballard
State House
Historical Society
Illinois Soldiers Register
W. S. Waite
Lincoln
State Board of Charities
Lewelline
Obie
Camp Dewey
Anson Miller
Council Grove
Wisconsin
Songrexs
Curtis
Bothkin
Ridgely
Calderhead
Amor
Troops Sent To Fort Snelling Over Indian Disturbance
A detachment of the Third United States Infantry led by Lieut Humphrey will march to Fort Snelling Fort day. The move follows an uprising after a U S marshal arrested two Indians, whose followers rescued them and declared they would set their own laws and ignore U S authority.
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St. Paul, Minn
Third
United States Infantry
Humphrey
Fort Snelling
Bicycle Races at Garfield Park Tonight
Races at the new quarter mile Garfield park track feature fast local riders from Kansas City and Topeka, with electric lighting and nearly 500 dollars in prizes. Miss Anna Rose and entourage will sit near the judges, admission free but 25 cents for the meeting, races begin at 3. Multicycle races big triplets and tandems highlight a first class program.
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Garfield Pati
Kansas City
Topeka
Anna Rose
Ahs
United States
T Hat Tshail
Homg
Garfield Park
Fusion Nominee Withdraws From City Race
Junction City notes Mayor and ex-Representative Daugherty withdrew from the fusion ticket for representative. Secretary Beitler said Wind campaigned for Governor Glick and the Petter ticket this year in a surprising turn of events. Columbus and San context cited by Kansas Law and Order bureau official Ste. Van Beiimach.
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Glick
Potter
Columbus
San
Beitler
Kansas Law and Order Bureau
Ste. van Beiimach
Wind
Petter
Junction City
Daugherty
Queen of Denmark Dies After Prolonged Illness
Copenhagen reports the death of the queen of Denmark at half past five this morning. The king of Denmark the dowager empress of Russia the king and queen of Greece and the princess of Wales were at her bedside. The Times from Copenhagen notes long watchful hours as rulers held the queen's hand and mourned the decline of a monarch long influential in European politics. The queen, mother to the royal couple, had been a key diplomatic figure known as the mother in law of the continent and the royal matchmaker. Her eldest daughter the Princess of Wales was summoned to Denmark in haste in recent weeks.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Den
Russia
Greece
Pricess of
Wales
Duke
Duchess of Cumberland
London
Keete
Wii
Win
Reget
Lester
Wilhelm
Pewne-Caswel
Ty Creetathien
Tuurti
Wibiati
Sebtes
Christian Wart
Jily Ai
Fredérick VII
Europe
Continent
Wam
Christian
Frederick
Bors June
Princese
Loulwa
Carl XV
Sweden
Norway
Tonevind Mhcen
Petnos
Pytee
Hellenys
George
Grevic
Chen Charatan Uinova
Hasla
Mare Dagmar
Var ‘Eodoraven
Martel
Princess of Wales
Karatesh Knights Excursion Offers Topeka Omaha Travel
Local notice lists a $3.50 Hound Trip via the Santa Fe and a $3.00 return for the Karatesh Knights excursion to Omaha October 4. Specials include an early morning Topeka departure and a 2 p.m. Omaha arrival with King as agent contact for Cherw Knights.
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Banta Fe
Karatesh Knights
Onmana
Urketa United
Topeka
Thesday
Umahe
Diastobers
King
Cherw Knights
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