Wichita Street Fair Ad Offers Diverse Attractions
The Wichita fair page advertises attractions such as cake walks vaudeville shows tight wire performances and Indian dances along with gate details. It lists travel options with trains from Tepeke and sleeper cars on the Santa Fe route and notes ticket sales starting September 23. A reward is offered for copper wire thefts tied to the Oakland area and the Topera Railway is mentioned with Clifford C. Baker. Also references Hear Hytler tonight and U. W. No Ah Kansas Avenue.
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Empiria Stever Fair
Topera
Clifford C. Baker
Hytler
U. W
Kansas
MacArthur Returns to Angeles Panics and Plans Advance
Masifa Sept 28513 pp m Gen MacArthur officials report his command at Angeles with Wheaton and Wheeler. Headquarters established with BK troops. Expect stay until a general advance. Nine Americans wounded in Feverday fight. estimated fifty insurgents allied or wounded. American personnel due tomorrow. Spanish prisoners to be liberated per commissioners. Lieut Meenland met the Spanish commissioners who were received friendly.
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Masifa
MacArthur
Angeles
Generoi MacArthur
Wheaton
Wheeler
Porae
Aguinadido
Path Et Angvier
Meenland
Wheaten'aial Non Sea
Pili
New York Merchant Keeps Store Open on Dewey Day
New York business figure Charles Broadway Rowse, a wealthy general merchant at 249 Broadway, plans to stay open on Saturday amid the Dewey parade. The piece traces his frugal upbringing, debt, and long years in the city, highlighting his perception of work and holidays.
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New York
Charles Broadway Rowse
Wareaman
Broadway
Tuvet
Aainlral Dewey Bey
Virginia
A . Senyershall
White hunter Wanda in jungle tale shocks early readers
A fragment from the New York sera recounts Mrs Linda Lindsey, wife of engineer, traveling in a jungle expedition under the pseudonym Wanda. The narrative describes encounters with native crews, a white woman hunting big game, and sensational details of trophies and peril amid colonial-era adventures.
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New York Sera
New York
Cincinnati
Oman
Thomas Lindsey
Minng
Wanda
Lindaley
Herme
Gyles
Benis
Close Encounter with a Jungle Baboon and a Leopard
In a perilous jungle chase I glimpsed a baboon up a tree and clung to the vine wrapped slope. A sudden catlike leap near a leopard triggered fear as I steadied my aim and narrowly avoided a fatal mistake near our camp.
Parliament to be called for debate on Transvaal stance
London officials report the foreign office says the cabinet will draft its own proposal in the absence of a reply from the Transvaal government. Parliament will be adjourned soon to consider the situation while the government withholds exact details of any military movement.
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London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Deaths and Funerals and Local News Items
J B Kunele dies after a long illness leaving two daughters Mrs I Dougherty and Mrs H M Shaw of Lawrence. A New York cab accident at West Forty second Street injured none fatally with all rescued. Dallas routes advertise rail return fare and travel to India and German and Chinese villages open Sept 28 to Oct 8. Santa Fe sells round trip tickets Sept 27 to Oct 7 for two dollars good until Oct 2. Butler program tonight at 415 Kansas Avenue.
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J. B. Kunele
Ist
I. Dougherty
H. M. Shaw
Lawrence
New York
Tadeeinck
West Forty-second Street
India
Kuliess Cley
Santa Fe
Butler
Kansas Avenue
Chickasha
Emporia Free Street Fair
Oakland
Forest Avenue
Humorous Tiny Tales and Quips from 19th Century Papers
A collage of jokes and wry vignettes from various papers featuring talking animals, mistaken fortunes, marriage misfits, and everyday ironies. The snippets showcase pieced humor from editors, newlyweds, servants, and neighbors with punchlines on faith, love, and domestic life.
Kansas Fairs and Burlington Route Promotion in 1889
A compilation lists Kansas county fairs for 1889 with dates and secretaries, including Anderson Cowley Morris Saline Sedgwick Jewell and others, plus a Burlington Route promotional summary praising fast, comfortable service from Missouri River gateways to St Louis Chicago and beyond with modern amenities.
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Kansas
Atte Board of Agriculture
F. D. Coburn
Anderson County Fair Association
H. Wlees
Gernete
Bagertan
Abipahalt County
Frankfort
Mephatlo O. W. Hrendentuire
Morris County Exposition Company
F. J. Dill
Council Grove
Saline County Agricultural, Horticultural
H. B. Wallace
Salina
Sedewick County
Wichita Rite Fair Wesociation
Toler
Waccitas
Rutter County Fair Association
Chas Dillenbeck
Eldorado
Jewell County Fair Association
le Roy Hulse
Mankato
Priests of Pallas Parade in Kansas City Details
A parade featuring priests of Pallas will occur in Kansas City in October. The Santa Fe line will offer round trip tickets for a train departing at 1 p m, providing time to view the parade and the spectacle along the enchantment in the Mad way scene.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Cave of Honey Discovered at Wetmore Game Reserve
The Chicago Record reports a cave near Colonel Wetmore’s Springfel area, south of the Ozark country, containing a solid honey hive. Major George Ho McCann and Willian Hunt plan a thorough exploration to determine cave length and honey volume, with bees hostile yet the site drawing visitors and distinguished guests to The Lodge.
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Chicago
Ester
Col
Wetmore
Spring
Ozark Mountains
Tines
Willian Hunt
Wetmores
Drgserye Ad
Ozark Mountain
McCann
Wiite
Ama Bonita
Colonel Wetmore
Lodee
Wiliam J. Bryan
William J Stone
James E. Jones
Demoscratic National Committee
Coln Harve Cook
Nore
Taney Courty
Tre
United States
Cetonel Weimars
Tarhin
America
Mo Ward
Chat
Lutheran General Council Opens Twenty Seventh Biennial Session
The Lutheran general council begins its twenty seventh biennial conference in Chicago with 105 delegates from four hundred thousand communicants. The session opened with the Lord's Supper as George Hana of New York and Dr A J Yount of Pittsburgh offered addresses. Business focused on organization and officer elections. Rev Moldenke of New York delivered the biennial address detailing council progress.
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Chicago
Lutheran General Council
Denniss
George Hana
A. J. Yount
Pittsburg
Watson
Local notices and events in midweek listings
Mrs EB Boyd of Chicago visits Mrs C C Baker while D L Sullivan of St Louis plans a two week free lecture course starting October 2. The Pennsylvania ex soldiers inaugurate a supper after reunion. Temperance leaflets distributed to visitors. Train and fare notices, fire report, fair dates, and Oakland Kindergarten opening October 2 at 349 Forest avenue with 25 cents weekly.
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Mra. Eb, Boyd
Chicago
C. C. Baker
D. L. Sullivan
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
State Temperance Union
Trouble Looms Over Cotton Mill Consolidation Effort
New York September 29 Tribune reports continuing turmoil among promoters of a cotton print cloth combine. Only one of three early syndicates remains active led by Nelson G Green. New England mill owners renew price agreements only until January 1 when Green options mature. Plans envisage a great corporation with capital near 200 million covering mills north and south. Thomas Branch & Co of Richmond and Charles R. Flint's syndicate will provide capital to buy mills and consolidate into a company potentially valued at about 10 million. The overall plan may extend beyond the initial consolidation.
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Cotton Combine
New York
the Tribune
New England
Nelson G. Green
Green
Thomas Branch & Co
Richmond
Second International Congregational Council Ends in Boston
The Second International Congregational council sessions closed in Boston with packed TreMont temple crowds. Attendees included clergymen from Ita own fellowship and various Protestant denominations, representing Scotland Ireland Hawaii Japan China Australia and Africa. Rev Dr Richard S Storrs delivered the final address and Rev Dr MacKennal of London led the next council committee. Resolutions thanked Boston citizens for hospitality.
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Bostim
Second International Congregational Council
Hself Audienees
Tremont
Noor
Gullers
Scotland
Ireland
Hawaii
Japan
China
Australia
Africa
Richard 5. Storrs
Browle
International Council
MacKennal
Tondon
Officials of SE C Fish on Fort Dodge & Omaha rail tour
A party led by Mr Fish visited Fort Dodge to inspect the Fort Dodee Omaha road. Joining him were J T Marrahan second vice president J F Wallace assistant vice president Charles A Peabody John W Auckincam Walter Luttgen W Norton Grinnell James Dewolt Cutting and Charles M Beach all New York directors. Chan Z Fallard of Louisville Kentucky joined as guest. The group plans to return to Chicago tomorrow night.
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Louisville
Fish
Cheage
Queer Death Of Two Race Horses Ends In Tragic Deaths
Jamen Ryder owner of a race horse puts a boy named Fulkerson on the horse. The animal became unmanageable and threw the boy breaking his neck. The boy's father, enraged, attacked Ryder with a dirk and fatally stabbed him. Fulkerson surrendered to authorities.
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Ellis
Horac
Buried Glacier Found Along Boulder Creek Alaska
A buried glacier was uncovered during trenching at Brockway and Chase placers on Boulder Creek Alaska. Eight feet of earth covered the ice with tree heights in diameter growing on it. The team dug twenty feet but found solid clear ice across the area. The glacier to be used for cold storage during hot months. Woolverton’s Pharmacy advertised at 704 Kan Ave opposite old.
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Vancouver
3. C
Boulder Creek
Alaska
Brockway
Chase
Hrockway
Social and Personal Notices From Topeka Event Highlights
Mrs A H Thompson hosted a Thursday afternoon reception for executive models guests of Eugene Ware with flowers and refreshments. Amy Smith of St Louis led as guest of honor at a later event with high five and dancing. many attendees from Junction City Lawrence Port Scott Allegheny and Topeka noted socializing and visits among locals and visitors with upcoming weddings and club meetings.
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A. H. Thompson
Ote
Felock
Eugene Ware
Oe Questa
James Humphrey
Junction City
H. P. Wilson
Lawrence
Amy Smith
St Lots
Pleasant
Edith Guibor
Warsieon Streek
Miky Smith
Judith Curlette
Allegheny
Lottie Snyder
Vierland
Ilzaburh Cole
al Fulchir
Pat Root
Merle Kiez
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Topeka
Chaney & Morton
Vier
Great Rock Island NG
Fi. Schroeder
Jefferson St
EW Crawford
Warde & Sackett
Comedians
Priens
Sid
Bale
Howey & Stowe
Winslow
Eerie Femelly
Tepeke
Ehalr
Senate Foral Pi
Tipiy Wageuners Grug
Orsza
P Arthur
Wheaton and
Dewey
Charles Broadway Rouss
Procedent
Guiana Juogis
TY Kun
Iran
Lopard
Mr. Bénistey
Dallas
Texas
W. H. Dunlap
S.S.S
Swift
Atlanta
Cleveland Plain
Eee Jackson
Parson Johnson
Jackeon
Parson
Chicago News
Mra. Skihigh
New York Weekly
Joshua Aa Wall
Ohio State Journal
Ebon
Washington Star
Walter
Walton Star
Mr. Youtshusband
Mrs. Younghusband
Father
Tommy
Crypt
Gabby
Ephals
Tritmune
Burlington
Missouri River
Burtington
Gmabe
City
St. Paul
Billings
Colorade
J.C. Bramall
Main Street
Wakeley
BO General
Sianage
St. Josepn
Lutheran Council
Stock Island
Capital Lodge
Kansas Arena
Carrie Sparr
Cherry Street
Sutherland Sisters
Headolu
Boston
THE
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Fort Dodge & Omaha Road
ZL. & Woolverton
Kan Ave
Social and Personal
Aneedere
Warung Os
Feiginde
Mr. and
Mee
Batley
Ghaeugo
Oxford
Chile
Hinrey Ashby
Pi. O. Wirtet Club
Asir Jose Et
Mae Olle
Jonew
Leavenworth
Aliza
Saruson
Harriet Johnatan
Draughon
Art. Tormerly
Airs
M. J. McMahan
John C. Meed
St. Marye
Topeket
Francia
Weanburn Colle
Mary Sheridan
St. Marre
Milas
Dumsie Capps
J. M. Mannett
Sedalia
LH. Stricker
Minerva Dennie
Washington
J. C. McMahan
Mise McMahan
Mise Paulie Maler
Mise Florence Beverley
A. A. Murd
Galwa Tt
F. J. Shubert
Kuhsus City
Min
Jonaton
Wit
Omaha
Aire
Sam
Belle Fitepatrick
Mackwell
Opahora
Ethel Dives
Etsy
Kangee
W. Mills
Colorado
Homer Ray
Beth Durideer
Siles Walker
Keily Cotet
Geass ‘Relicy
Returs
Senta
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