The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-03
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Twentieth twenty-first, twenty-sec-
ond ages-Kansas delegation in
congress, Frank Nelson, superintendent
public instruction; J. S. Coe vice presi-
dent Commercial club; Col. A S. John
son, president Topeka club; Col. W. H.
Rossington, Frank Grimes, state treas
urer.
Twenty-third Carria age-Adjutant Gen
eral Fox, Col. w. s. AIetcalf, Twentieth
Kansas, Lieutenant Colonel E. c. Little,
Twentieth Kansas Major c. J. Martin,
Twentieth Kansas
Twenty fourth, twenty-fifth, twenty
sixth, twenty seventh, twenty-eig
and twenty-ninth Carriages ges-Secretary
Barnes representatives of the press and
telegraph companies, three stenograph-
ers. In charge Of Messrs. Arthur Cap
per, IT. "A. McNeal, F. p. MacLennan, F.
c. Montgomery, Fred Vandegrift, E. B.
Cowgirl, H. T. Chase, Frank Jerrall,
Dell Keizer. d. 0. McCray, P. L Bone
brake E. +. Ware and w. H. Davis.
Carriage of citizens with additional
guests.
GENERAL PLANS FOR PARADE.
Request street cars on avenue to stop
from 1910 till parade passes.
Jackson's band at Union Pacific depot
to play on arrival of party.
President to be conducted to his car
riage and other members of party to be
placed by ushers under direction of Full
Ter and Philips.
Company A. First regiment and other
companies of K. N. G. to report for as
signment to place of duty under orders
of Adjutant General Fox.
Battery B on state house grounds to
fire salute of 21 guns commencing when
head Of procession reaches Third and
Kansas avenue.
City troop and trumpet corps to act
as escort to state house.
Marshall's band to be stationed at east
approach Of state house. To play as the
presidential party passes through the
grounds.
Train will stop at Quincy street, east
of Union Pacific depot. Procession of
carriages will move north on Quincy to
Gordon street, west on Gordon to Van
Buren, south on Van Buren to Laurent,
east on Laurent to Kansas avenue, south
on Kansas avenue to South Ninth street,
west on Ninth street to and through
the state house square. Here the City
Troop will stop and await the return of
the party to state house for speeches
and escort to Santa F'e depot.
DETAILS OF LINE OF MARCH.
The following is the route selected
for the line of march after leaving the
mounted escort at the state house:
From west entrance of state house
grounds west on Ninth street to Tyler
street, south on Tyler to Tenth west on
Tenth to Fillmore street, south on Fill
more to Thirteenth street, east on Thir-
teenth to Western avenue. north on
Western avenue to Huntoon street,
north from Huntoon on Taylor to
Twelfth street, east on Twelfth to Tyler
street, south on Tyler to Thirteenth
street, east on Thirteenth to Topeka
avenue, north on Topeka avenue to
Eleventh, east on Eleventh to Harrison
street, north on Harrison to Third
street, west on Third to Topeka avenue,
south on Topeka avenue to Sixth street,
west on Sixth to West street, north on
West street to Potwin Place. north on
Greenwood avenue to Grove avenue.
west on Grove avenue to WoodlaWn
avenue, south on Woodlawn avenue to
Fifth street, east on Fifth to Buchanan,
south on Buchanan to Tenth street, east
on Tenth to Fillmore, north on Fillmore
to Ninth street, west on Ninth to West
ern avenue, north on Western avenue
to Eighth street, east on Eighth to
Polk, south on Polk to Ninth, east on
Ninth and arrive at state house at 1920
p. m.
EXERCISES AT STATE HOUSE.
Topeka choral society of $50 voices ac-
companied by Marshall's band will
render America Forever Just prior to
speeches at north steps of state house.
Twenty minutes for welcome by gov
ernor and response by the president,
and presentation of bouquet by the Ohio
association.
Party leaves at 12:45 p. m, under es-
cort of Topeka City Troop. arriving at
Santa Fe depot at 1 o'clock
Route through east entrance to state
house ground on Ninth street to Quincy
street, north on Quincy to Sixth. east
on Sixth to Jefferson, north on Jefferson
to Fifth street, east on Fifth to Santa
Fe depot.
Invitation to attend to be extended to
z. H. Funston and wife, also ex-Gov-
ernor Morrill, and S. r. Peters, old as
sOciates in congress of the president,
and also to the Kansas delegation in
congress and to Adjutant General Fox
and the general officers of the Twentieth
Kansas.
Request Adjutant General Fox to call
Il
other companies as may in his judg-
ment be desirable of the K. N. G. for
escort duty, June s, at the expense of
the state.
Places will be reserved on Ninth
street, east of the state house. for old
soldiers. uniformed fraterna1 and secret
societies. uniformed political clubs and
college students, in the order men
toned.
AMENDMENTS TO PROGRAMME.
Requesting the programme commit
tee to so arrange the line of march as to
include a short drive in the First ward
Commencing at Ninth street entrance
to capitol square and extending east to
Kansas avenu and north on Kansas
avenue as far as may be necessary that
the soldiers of the civil and Spanish
An erican wars, Loyal Legion, f1ambeau
and campaign clubs in uniform,
Knights Templar, fraternal and benev-
olent orders, drill corps, degree teams
in uniform and with such banners and
insignia as may be proper to display
College students, cadets and other
civic organizations form in single file
on either side of the street at the curb
line, all carrying flags, that as the pro-
cession passes the column counter
march by twos to the state house
grounds
The committee on programme to con-
fer with the board of education and
superintendent of city schools as to
placing the school children.
The city authorities will be asked to
place the few blocks of unpaved streets
over which the parade will travel in
first-class shape.