Crop Conditions and Harvest Notes in Kansas Weekly Report
The weekly Kansas climate and crop report notes apple picking underway with fine fruit, early wheat up in many counties, and alfalfa cut in Trego. It records widespread rain, delayed plowing, variable corn and wheat conditions, and general pasture readiness across divisions with state-wide concerns over wet and dry spells affecting yields and haying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Shawnee
Johnson
Marshall, Morris
Woodson
Anderson County
Eld
Douglas
Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Morris
Repub- No
McPherson
Erm
Barton
Kingman
Lincoln
McPhersen
Neas
Wogiharn
Weil
Trego
Wallace
Eame
Hamilton
Rapidey
Burch Sworn In as New Kansas Supreme Court Justice
Justice Burch, the new Republican nominee to fill Judge Ellis's seat, received commission from Governor Stanley and took the oath yesterday. Born in Indiana, 40, he moved to Salina as a child, studied at the University of Michigan, and has practiced law in Saline since. He sits on the court for the October term and will hear the anti fusion mandamus case next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Burch
Ellison
Iate
Stanley
Bilis
Johnston
Supreme Court
W. H. Craddock
Warren County
Indiana
Kansen
Salina
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Clara Teague
Cornell
Burch
Kansas
Two New Places Appointments Announced by Librarian
Washington September 10 The librarian of Congress announced two key appointments to the library service The chief of the division of manuscripts will earn 3000 and the chief of the division of music 2000 The manuscripts chief Worthington Chauncey Bra formerly headed the Treasury Bureau of Statistics and later the Boston Public Library He will focus on American history O G T Sonneck named chief of music was born in Jersey City 1872 He studied at Heidelberg and Munich and has been active as a writer on music with extensive knowledge of American composers and libraries
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Librarian of Congress
Washington
Division of
Worthington
Chauncey Bra
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Boston
University of Munich
New York City
United States
Europe
Little Conqueror Praised by Topeka Citizen
Topeka resident G. H. Morns of 1018 North Madison Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing backache and distressing weakness. He states the remedy, bought at Rowley's Snow's drug store, was effective and valuable.
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G. H. Morns
North
Madison Street
107Th Hillels Infantry
Lorose Fuld
Dean
Rowley's & Snow
Autopsy Finds No Internal Injury in Cave Death
Coroner Hogeboom conducted an autopsy on Jacob Rynerson in the cave case. He found no internal injuries and said death could not be traced to maltreatment. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. B. Hogeboom
Jacob Rynerson
Examination scene and Fort Riley maneuvers report
A coroner led postmortem steps on an unidentified body with no visible external injuries and no broken ribs. The witness list included Dr. Hogeboom and others. funeral plans proceed in Tecumseh. Fort Riley hosts an army maneuver with Col Rodney commanding Blues against a Brown force, involving engineers, infantry, and artillery amid rain and wind. Fort Leavenworth officials, Saner and Carter, visit during maneuvers for inspection.
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W. 8. Lindway
H. B. Hogeboom
S. A. Masney
J. Reed
Tecumseh
Fort Riley
Kas
M Rilne
Abilene
Kaa
Stockdale
George B. Rodney
Sara
Ft. Leavenworth Leavenworth
Ken
C. A. San- Aer
Brie- Siler
Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Port Riley
Dr Walker Taken for Man in Syracuse Railroad Scene
Dr Mary Walker of Oswego entered the New York Central Railway women’s waiting room and faced hostility from a negro attendant. The exchange included requests to leave, a reaction from other women, and a claimed misunderstanding as Walker questioned the incident and stressed recognition of her identity.
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Walker
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Walker
Oswegon
New York Central Railway
Marthe
Raid
Sen
Mary
Berwin Bate
Fast Mail Wrecked Shows Cars Behind Tracks
Fragmented report describes a fast mail wreck near Skunk River. Trains struck by wreckage sank across the river, cars derailed and twelve care of merchandise lost. Tramps killed in the incident, with emergency crews preparing to remove debris and salvage goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslie
Temperatures Rise As Rainfall Details Filed Across Districts
A weather report lists rising temperatures and rainfall across eastern divisions. Readings include Leavenworth two inches, Jewell six point four four inches, Ford eight inches, Scott three inches, Seward twenty, and multiple districts logging varying amounts. Government thermometer records show hourly readings from early morning through ten o clock.
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Sta Boker i
Coro
Covotins i
Doniphan Avanee
Leavenworth
Wrandorte
Dengtan
Eberson
Bectey
Sararaen L
Grant
Stevens
Marton
Woodnott
Efelock
Market Report From A Disjointed Page Fragment
A fragmented market report describes mixed results across commodities and livestock. Mentions wheat, cotton, flourishes of price action and receipts, with occasional place names and market terms, but dense garbled text limits precise details.
Blagden at Harvard to Return for Medical Study
Crawford Blagden, last year’s varsity tackle, may return to college this week to pursue medical studies. The announcement notes his concussion in a recent night incident and the need for secrecy around a substitute for the tackle position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Blagden
Higden
Searta
Burns’ Last Day in Topeka Amid Fort Riley Duty
A fragmented report notes Luther Burns on his final Topeka day before leaving for Fort Riley where he will not return until Saturday. Harry Brent acts as secretary and executive clerk during the transition. A dispatch from Alexandria cites Egypt tensions as the Fesarktes encounter mental strain and language barriers in Bam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burns
Togay
Burm
Fort Riley
Topeka
Harry Brent
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