Temperance Work A Topeka Union Convention September? May 8 9
The State Temperance union plans a large Topeka convention on May 8 and 9. Secretary Everett notes widespread public interest and many local workers seeking help to educate sentiment. The union has previously deployed up to five temperance evangelists and now concentrates on the northwestern state fields. The gatherings will address liquor duties rooms and driving out the drummer.
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Topeka
State Temperance Union
Everett
Feild
Gilmore and Worster Vow Near Paola in March Wedding
Ralph K. Gilmore and Miss Elsie Worster formerly of Paola were married at 2 o clock on March 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Gilmore in this city with Rev H G Mathis officiating The couple will reside near Mt Ida and are regarded as prosperous young farmers with many friends sending best wishes for a long and happy life.
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Ralph K. Gilmore
Elsie Worster
Ormely
Paola
H. G. Mathis
Presbyterian Church
Garnett City Population Figures From Voter Roll
Population of Garnett is 2500 based on registered voters. Registration books closed for water works bounds. Election lists 537 names: ward one 163, ward two 114, ward three 133, ward four 130.
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Two Men Hurt and One Dead After Fourth Street Fight
The Topeka Herald reports a drunken altercation on lower Fourth Street about 11 last night. Frank Devlin, 18, son of James H. Devlin of Adams Street, died at the city prison at 7:30 this morning from concussion of the brain after a blow to the head. Luke Heery, of Monroe Street, 336, was treated for a knife wound in the abdomen and is expected to recover. An autopsy by Drs. Hogeboom and Buckmaster found the fatal blow caused the death. a large blood clot formed. The coroner's inquest is set for 4 this afternoon.
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Adams Street
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Monroe Street
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Kansas Avenue
Heery
Dr Kay's Long Balm advertised for colds and coughs
An advertisement claims Dr Kay's Long Balm cures colds and coughs with testimonials from Lew Richardson of St. Til. It promotes immediate relief and advises starting at first symptoms. Available at 10, 25, and 50 cents or by mail from Dr B J Kay in Saratoga New York.
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Roosevelt Cabinet Change Doors With Moody Appointment
Wastincros March 10 The third cabinet change under President Roosevelt occurs as Secretary Long resigns. Representative William Henry Moody of Massachusetts is chosen to replace Long as Navy Secretary. Delarey captures Methuen and four guns in South Africa. Methuen wounded. Boston labor dispute widens to 8,000 workers amid fear of broader strikes. Kansas professor analyzes Dead Sea like water in Abilene oil field. Supreme Court rules Illinois anti trust law unconstitutional with broad exemptions. Curtis seeks appropriation to reimburse Kyans and Fort Leavenworth fugitives victims for property losses.
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Dr Kay Lung Bala Cures Copie
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Sheriff Reclaims Bank Mortgage Outfit in Oklahoma Case
Sheriff Dan Moore of First State Bank drives to Oklahoma to recover a horse team and wagon he says were mortgaged by Joe Grit. Grit was captured eight miles from Newkirk after a coercive plea. He confessed selling the outfit for 26 dollars. horses found at Collinsville, wagon at Bartlesville. Wheat across Southern Kansas and Northern Oklahoma reported badly damaged.
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Oklahoma
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First State Bank
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Newkirk
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Ter
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Garnet
Kaneas
Seventeen Die As Train Derailed Near Sanderson Texas
The Galveston Houston and San Antonio passenger train was ditched and burned near Sanderson at 4 am. An engine and cars plunged into a ravine after a curved stretch on a mountain sid. Seventeen killed and many injured. Cause reported as a broken rail.
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San Antonio
Sanderson
Neosho river boat launch planned at Kaslola
March 7 report from Neosho navigable town Kaslola notes waterway improved by dam enabling light boats five to eight miles upriver. Leigh-Hunt plans a 22 foot power launch with six horsepower gasoline engine and screw propeller, seating for about 20. Possible rental. summer launches expected as streetcars reach the landing.
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Towa
Kansas
Kaslola
Neosho
Tigie
Leigh-Hunt
Married by Woman Preacher in Eldorado nuptials
George H. Smith a wealthy stock man of Eldorado and Miss Lisale Scott of Guecia Springs were married last night by Rev. Hattle B. Huntslaw, in a ceremony performed by a woman preacher.
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George H. Smith
Eldorado
Lisale Scott
Guecia Springs
Hattle B. Huntshaw
Woman Inventor Patents Faster Typewriting Device
Miss Mable Cornell of this city has patented an improvement on typewriting mechanisms. The device allows writing words of two or four letters with a single stroke. Experts who have tested it report it a potential success and expect a substantial speed increase for standard typewriters.
Endless chain letter reaches Beverr Kansas about missing Ely pair
Beverr Kansas March 6 The endless chain letter scheme searching for Miss Florence A Ely and her nephew Frank Ely Rogers who vanished from Evansville Indiana has spread to this town. Many letters have arrived here instructing recipients to forward a letter to three others asking for the missing pair's whereabouts.
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Ely Rogers
Evansville
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