Iridescent Flower Pageant Captivates Topeka Crowd
A dazzling Flower Parade in Topeka showcased the Queen of the Festival and a radiant train. Elaborate floral carriages, decorated by Ms. F Cavert and team, featured roses carnations and morning glories in gold and purple regalia. Crowds praised the spectacle and the artistry of costumes and dais, as the floral procession moved through the city with festive pageantry.
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Kansas Avenue
Praia
Toleka
Mess F. Cavert
Bret Oen
Atrs Cavert
Wwe
Cavert
California
Carnival Procession Carriages Decked in Flowers and Color
A detailed parade segment lists numerous carriages and ponies in ornate floral decorations. Names of escorts, drivers, and attendees appear with vibrant colors, ribbons, and chrysanthemums marking each display during the carnival event.
Floral parade honors in Santa Fe with carriage groupings
A crowded Santa Fe Floral parade showcased numerous named riders and horse teams in carriage and pony displays. The pageant featured Mrs. J. B. Heberor, Miss Grace Fox, Miss May Large, Miss Helen Boon, Miss Harriet Jones, and many others in carriages trimmed with roses, chrysantheniums, daisies, poppies, and other flowers. Floats included Cinderella, a May scene boat, and a water department tableau with a fountain.
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Helen Hughes
M. Lumey
John McEiryan
Asylum
Clover
Minnie
Mamie Kennedy
Beda Stiles
Bessie Guder
Edne Brams
Lorena Sloan
Goldie’ Duncan
Nes Balh
Neltie Wood
Jennie Pool
Mabel Hehdmarsh
Grace Donecker
Ira Saunders
Annie Poole
Lilie Partitt
Juniata Gage
Mabel Beeler
Ralph Herbert Smith
W. 8. Lindsay
Anna Harrison
Mabel
Bessie Bates
J. P. Howe
CS. Baker
H. W. Daub
Sadie Shumaker
Mary Daub
Maudie Daub
Assis Laie
Marti
Clemmna Meacu
Re Schutt
Harry and
Beattice
Solari
Alene Mills
Misa Helen Boon
Miktes Willa
Robbean
Bilstes
Alice Prescott
Bitnwie
Meda Hapod
Mim
Wilkenaig Buss
Anna Mres
Nelson
Sophia Nelson
Edward Willer
D. Nelson
Miller
Florence Fiend
Witma
Mills
B. Lewis
Z. Parker
Lulu Stewart
Genesea
Ales Pearl Miller
Chicago
Louise Smith
L. S Woolverton
Georgia Patton
Kansas City
Maud Luce
Myrtle Ever—sule
Matic Moss
Lola Santa Fe
France McMillan
Santa Fe
Karens
Miss McMillan
A. T
Tabile McAfee
Carl Neils
Dan Wyatt
Leon Conwell
Little Grace Merideth
John Shull
Lenoy Ranch
Kot Hae Chesney
Pas
Water Service Department of
Maud Mahoney
Grace Stover
James Gibbons
S. Coddington
Cinderella
Lucy White
Misses Allen
A. C. Keating
Topeka
W. M. Hobbs
Bones in Lutgert case spark hog bone claim
Chicago reports Dr Allport testifies in the Luetgert murder trial saying bones found in the sausage factory vat are hog bones not human. He disputes Prof Dorsey on the temporal bone and facial nerve trace, prompting cross examination and courtroom tension.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Luvergert
Allport
George Dorsey
Field Columbian Museum
Northwestern University
Allpert
Ludgert
Dorsey
Alpert
McEwen
Osterlox
Witrave
Alipot
Luetzert
Assisstant
New Trunk Line To Link Great Lakes And New England
Burlington September 30 A new trunk line is planned joining the Great Lakes and New England via a Canada Atlantic extension from Rouse's Point New York to Swanton Vermont and west from Ottawa to Parry Sound. A Chicago to Parry Sound steamboat route will connect at Swanton with Central Vermont and Boston and Maine railroads. The Canada Atlantic will use Central Vermont tracks between Albury Springs and Swanton until the Swanton extension is ready with charter and government approval. Yard and shop facilities will be built at Swanton and early work has begun.
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Great Lakes
New England
Burlington
Canada Atlantic Railroad
Rouse's Point
N. Y
Swanton
Ottawa
Parry Sount
Chicago
Parry Sound
Canadian Atlantic
Central Vermont
Boston & Maire
Vermont
Canada Atlantic
Albury Springs
The
Mrs Atwood’s Funeral In Topeka Today
The funeral of Mrs. C. M. Atwood wife of Topeka’s auditor of passenger receipts was held at 3 o’clock this morning at the family residence 622 West street. L Blakestey officiated and burial followed in Topela cemetery. Pallbearers were C. W. Kouns W. J. Healy Warren M. Croxby F. J Gariledee M. M. Miller E. Morison. Mrs. Atwood 60 years old born in New Hampshire came to Topeka 17 years ago. She leaves a husband and two daughters Grace and Alice. Death caused by cancer and dropsy.
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C. M. Atwood
Santse
Tunsday
West Street
L. Blakestey
Topela Cemetery
C. W. Kouns
W. J. Healy
Warren M. Croxby
J Gariledee
M. M. Miller
E. Morison
Atwood
New Hampshire
Topeka
Asco
Grace
Alice
Harrison in New York Ex President Arrives With Family
Ex-President Harrison Mrs Harrison and their infant daughter reached New York for a visit staying at the Fifth Avenue hotel General Harrison declined to discuss politics An effort is planned to have him open a Republican mass meeting around October 12 in the city. Constable Manny Dies at Wurtzboro Sept 30 Constable Thomas Manny shot by Wallace J Christain died today Christain remains at large fled into the woods no arrest yet.
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Harrison
New York
Wen
Fifth Avenue
Republican County
General Harrison
Manny
Wurtzboro. N
Thomas Manny
Wallace J. Christain
Christain
Veteran Soldiers Day Parade Formations and Schedule
Veteran Soldiers Day parade details marching order by division and state units. Formation times 9 39 a m and 10 30 a m with chiefs marshals staff bands and veterans correct. Kansas divs commanders Rafferty McCrum Young Boward Barker lead on Quincy Street with right rests on specified streets. An ambulance corps under Surgeon General Gill follows the Fourth Grand Division.
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Manifold
Horton
Wm. A. Refferty
U.S. Cavalry
U. S. Artillery
Chas
J. E. Anderson
Pensioners of War
Henry W. Roby
DS. Eilott
John P. Rea
Wm. Warner
Missouri
Sons of Veterans
Wm. H. Russell
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Iowa
George H. Barker
Colorado
Indian Territory
California
Shaynes County
James Phillips
Wm. A. Rafferty
Quincy Street
Charles McCrum
Soseph Ti. Young
B. B. Jones
Fourth
TV. B. Taylor
Third Street
Co. Eareer
Howard
Eliott
Firth and
Quincy Streets
Marshal Fuller
Sixth and
Quinsey Streets
W. H. Gill
M lean 18 Out to Be Out of the Ohio Senatorship
Former candidate M Lean 18 steps aside from the Ohio Senate race amid pressure from supporters and party leaders. The move leaves the field open as rivals seek to consolidate backing for the upcoming primary.
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Ohio
McLean Denies Senate Candidacy and Supports Party Success
John A. McLean, a Democrat, states he is not a candidate for the United States Senate and aims to aid the Democratic ticket. He met with the state committee in Columbus to discuss strategy and backs General Warner as a suitable choice, noting many other capable men in the state who could also serve.
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Columbus
Ohio
John A. McLean
Prarest
United States Senate
McLean
State Committee
Regielatiys
United States
Gen. A. Warner
Enatier
Standed Off A Mob In Kansas City Jail Riot
A mob gathered near a jail after a jail arrest at Kingels and Kansas Avenue. Militiamen faced a crowd of about 2000 as officers attempted to guard detainees and prevent a rescue. Revolvers were aimed as the crowd pressed, shouting for one prisoner identified as Sillic. Police, and a sergeant named Owen, fought to keep control while reinforcements arrived.
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Deterstive G. Ms
Owen
Ppl
Thorns McParland
Tom
Wiloage
Sillieh
Stewie
Chalky
Anther
Socialist Imprisoned In Berlin Trials Stir Controversy
A Berlin socialist, Herr Stadehagen, jailed six weeks for Uber Col Windheim related offenses. At a town meeting, advocates urged transfer of Berlin police control to the union, while Windheim's actions led to two months for misusing imperial army funds. Also, Baron Van Luetzow and a former police chief faced related charges with Luetzow acquitted. The Aralia steamship ran aground near Quebec, with fears of loss and salvage efforts underway.
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Datty Chronicle
Berlin
Herr Stadehagen
Melchstag
Uber Col Windheim
Herr Staciaen
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