Anniversary Sale Proclaims Weeklong Discount Event
The Ipopeka Cash Dry Goods Co announces a 1903 anniversary celebration with a one week sale. Ten percent discounts apply to most items, excluding Douglas Shoes and Clark's Thread, which stay at standard prices. For each Douglas Shoes pair, customers receive a free selection of men’s hose or neckwear. Departments listed include Dress Goods, Notions, Shoes, Underwear, Cloaks, Furs, Millinery, Blankets, Men’s Furnishings, Hosiery, Hardware, Chinaware, Curtains, Shades and more.
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Douglas
Clark
Ipopeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Countess von Walderser Praises American Politeness and Working Women
Countess Mary von Walderser, visiting New York, asserts American men are exceptionally polite across social classes and that New York policemen, especially at crossings, are exemplary. She praises American working girls for independence, style, and presence, noting universal courtesy she observed among all strata.
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Countess von Walderaes
New York
Mary von Walderser
Ife
Josephine van Warehter
America
Wbore
Trapper Cox Arrival Report From Remote River Crossing
Sept and Peter Cox arrive this morning at a lonely river outpost near Peat Navinge Méated. Local observers note the crossing at Minnie sive from EL Ronton and mention a voyage to Monturia. Details remain fragmentary as the party continues toward the floodplain along the river channel.
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Ajenmen
Ian
Sept
Peter Cox
Monturia
Cox
Hannis Taylor Argues over Alaskan boundary dispute
In a section of the Alaskan boundary dispute hearing Hannis Taylor of counsel for the United States argued that Canadian readings of treaty terms misrepresent international law. He challenged references to the general coast area and canals as unjustified by legal standards. The session continued with his critique of Canadian interpretations.
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Hannis Taylor
Lemden
Hannis Tayor
United States
Comuttreion
Morey Stock Company Presents A Woman in War
Last night the Morey Stock company offered A Woman a Way, touting a dramatic plot and an uncommon community support. Miss Morey headlines a strong cast in a tense Russian thriller Michael Strogor, with the play billed as the night’s feature as the troupe moves into tonight’s engagement.
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Neepie
Morey
Miss Morey
Michael Strogorr
Czars Kiss Twice in Vienna Arrival Scene
The czar and Emperor Francis Joseph met at the station with a hearty exchange of greetings. They kissed each other twice as a royal salute signaled their departure. The pair traveled to Schoenbrunn Castle where a state luncheon followed with high officials in attendance.
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Vienna
Amsdorff
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn
All Men Not Equal Mire Stuyvesant Fish Says Aristocracy
St Louis dispatch reports Mia Stuyvesant Fish wife of the Illinois Central president and Newport social matriarch denounces equal rights and the vulgar new rich. She claims the United States will form an aristocracy, mocks press sensationalism, and defends Newport’s social order while commenting on the Goelet marriage and foreign nobles. She also critiques Newport’s social decline and dismisses rumors of lavish parties.
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Stuyvesant Fish
St. Louis
Mia
Tilliois Central Railroad
New York
Newport
United States
Mise Goelet
Duke of Roxburghe
Europe
Fish
Harry Lehr
Society
Ecamarene
Washburn Football Adopts Bear Mascot Tehabod Plan
Washburn football considers naming the resident town bear Tehabod in honor of Ichabod Washburn. The christening depends on the animal remaining tractable during games. Manager Leach aims to sell 400 season tickets for six home games, including KK J Hasell Missouri and Highland Park opponents.
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Wwe
Kernani
Washburn
Geasou
Sons of Ichabod
Memics
Charles Wolff, Jr
Simmmer
Berns
Tehabod
Ichabod Washburn
Lkely
Ha Q
Euperia
Rin
Miveourl Merlin
Leach
KK. J. Haskell
Mixcourl University
Highland Park College
Veteran Firemen Run Ends Injured on Michigan Ave
Chicago veterans of the Volunteer Firemen Association held an exhibition on Michigan avenue drawing eighty one members. A sudden engine jerk caused three men to be knocked to the rails and injured or overcome. The march continued to the Auditorium hotel where a crowd watched water throwing. Former Chief Mathias Brenner led the red clad volunteers. He shot a robber.
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Chicago
Chitago Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Michigan Avenue
Washington Street
Auditorium Hotel
Adaime Street
Mathias Brenner
Watchman Fires On Armed Robbers During Night Round
Ray, a private watchman, confronted two men during a routine patrol. He drew his revolver and fired after they demanded money. One assailant collapsed in the street near Bret fre, while the other fled. Ray was uninjured.
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Ray
Assaslants
Society at the Play Draws Topeka Elite
Topeka society packed the Grand last night for For Her Sake as the Morey stock company plays in Topeka. Gov W J Bailey and many prominent couples attended, alongside Judge T Haxen and Assistant Postmaster General Bristow who dined with the president after a hourlong visit. Bristow's postoffice probe continues with a full report due in October.
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Topeka
Morey
Uye Grease
Marc Robbins
W. J. Bailey
James
B. Hayden
I. Pankey
T. Haxen
Washington
Ant
Bristow
Hrnstow
10000 Militia Expected at Camp Young West Point Ky
Army maneuvers reflected the Brown army retreat toward Nashville with the Blue on the offensive. Tomorrow 10000 national guardsmen from six states arrive and will settle in camp, delaying field activities until then.
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Young
West Point
Nashville
Coal Mine Bonds Proposed At Atchison Meeting
Atchison Kan Sept 80 At a directors meeting of the Atchison Coal Mining company it was agreed to recommend at the stockholders annual meeting October 20 the issue of ten year bonds at 10 percent totaling 50000 to finish the mine and start operations Bonds will be offered to local residents rather than stock to complete the company cordialization Arrangements were made to secure funds to press on against water and continue sinking efforts.
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Cimare
Topeka
Barber Shore
Rhemia
Mayer Adhol
Squires
Cahora
Us Court House Othcers
Tudor Hause
District Court
Rome
Tony Kitch
Mauer
Colorado
California
Kansan
G. A. Barnes
Bethany Culleme
San Brencisco
Bartes
Hetbany College
Ite
Walliver
Lite
Ttn Atehiaon
Hermanty Babe
Continental Ol and Gas Company
Bite
Metarad
Bonas
Atchison, Kan
Atchison Coal Mining Company
Atchison
Washburn Football Team Prepares for Emporia Game
Washburn football practice continues amid wet conditions as Coach Kennedy drills the squad for the upcoming Barporia game with emphasis on defense. Ground work will be reshaped this week to ready the field for remaining season fixtures. lineup remains unsettled with James Stewart likely out for the season.
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Washborn
Washbure
Emporia College
Barporia
Rat- Minday
Kennedy
Uon
Remson
Washburn
James Stewart
Held Up Saloon in Salt Lake City by Masked Bandits
Six masked robbers entered a Salt Lake saloon on a main street last night and forced seven men on the ice to face the wall. They seized all the cash, battered proprietor Ben Friese who tried to resist, and struck another man with a revolver.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Ben Friese
French fishing boat crew saved after Grand Banks loss
Sixteen sailors from a French fishing vessel wrecked off Grand Banks during a recent gale were rescued by the Tallan barkentine Eros. Last night official word confirmed the ship hit and sank with a crew of about 28 on board. The Eros reached Bangor after anchoring off Fort Point during the flood tide.
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Fort Point
Grand Banks
Etok
Erosix
Bangor
Local trouble denied at Central Pennsylvania mines
President Lathrop of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company says there is no serious trouble threatened at the Central PennsylvanIa mines. He notes that any dispute between miners and operators is purely local and not indicative of broader unrest.
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Philadelphia
Lathrop
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Central Pennsylvania
Riots injure dozens as Budapest clashes erupt
Vienna reports serious riots in Budapest where striking van drivers clashed with police. Eight people were injured, ten seriously, as police broke up the violence. Troops were summoned to restore order and several rioters were wounded.
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Vienna
Budapest
Brief Telegrams From Around the World News Clippings
Vienna reports a route plan around Constantinople and political tensions in Europe and the Middle East. U.S. dispatches note military enrollments, staff movements, and preparations in various theaters. Reports from Pittsburgh and Monterey mention local incidents and infrastructure damage. Minnesota labor leaders vote to pledge a day’s wage, while Vienna hosts socialist demonstrations against autocratic power. Washington covers pension administration and rail service promotions for the Nickel Plate line.
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Realar
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Kansas City
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Theodore Ray
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Trae
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Saratoga
Pittsburg
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Era Young, Davis
Wheeler
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Fort Riley
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Siberia
Corder
Patronize Des Nickel Plate
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Pepsin Syrup Company
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