County fair guests praise Thompson for County Superintendant bid
Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson were guests at the county fair where Thompson, a long time teacher in Leavenworth and the county, was lauded as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Instruction. A city occupa tion tax ordinance was discussed by merchants, detailing levy schedules on various trades plus a 5 cent monthly liquor tax. Public notices also advertise medical services by Dr. Chamberlin in Lawrence and Kansas City.
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7. W. Thompson
Bride
Thompson
Leavenworth County
Public Instruction
FCC
Xitt Enterprise
Prgmate Court
Twelve Innings Decide Ball Game in Topeka
An excited crowd watched the Athletics of Topeka edge the local colored club after twelve innings, 10 to 9. The game featured strong pitching by Fowler for the Eagles and solid defense from Roxey Burchard as umpire. Capstone and the Heck battery shone for the Athletics while the late scoring bursts kept the stands on edge throughout the marathon.
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Athletics
Topeka
Fowler
Eagles
Atchison
Pomergya
Roxey” Burchard
Heck Boys
Athietics
Zrest
Capstone
Eira Tobias
P. Dunning
A Hightower
Shaughnessy
Reed
Gore
Tipton
Macey
Heck
Lawrence
Maupin
Gregg
Polk
Berry
I. Casstone
Wilson
Demore
Personal notes from Topeka social circle
Dr. Gillett and Mrs. J W Hill return from Beatrice Nebraska with Mrs Hill visiting on route home from Lake Minnetonka. Mrs Kate Newby arrives from Santa Barbara for two months with her parents Brock lesby. Miss Blanche Renick returns to Ottawa after visiting the Misses Buckley. Mrs W L Bullene visiting Topeka. Miss Laura Mansfield returns to Kentucky with Miss Maude Mansfield visiting for a few months. Dan Kennedy heads to Larned Kansas for the fall at Vinland High School. Judge O A Bassett attends United States circuit court in Leavenworth. A H Brooks Topeka organist seeks to organize a city music class. Dr John Punton of Topeka greets old friends.
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Dr. Gillett
J. W. Hill
Beatrice
Nebraska
Hill
Lake Minnetonka
Kate Newby
Santa Barbara
California
Mrs. Brocklesby
Blanche Renick
A. H. Brooks
First Presbyterian Church
Topeka
John Punton
Pocket Theft at Santa Fe Depot Sparks Capture Effort
Last Sunday morning at the Santa Fe depot a man had his pocket picked and about twenty dollars stolen. Suspected Coke Burke fled after Constable Burt chased him, jumping an east bound freight. Burt later pursued Burke on a passenger train toward Argentine, ending with a fall that left him with a black eye. Burke was sought by the prison er, with searches by constable Die and officers in Kansas City. Last night, Shor Bart received a telegram indicating further developments.
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Santa Fe
Coke Burke
Burt
Burke
Kansas City
Shor Bart
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Metropolitian
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Arted
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Durfee House
Conpecticutt Street
Nice
MES. Bloomfield
Madam McGee
Oak St
Kanoas City
Standard Silverware CO
Boston
Maia
A& M. Muder
Kansas
Whitman Day
Levi A. Doane
A. Mitchell
Douglas County Bank
Herala-Trilune
Massachusetts Street
TH. W. Slayne
C. P. Chamberlin
M. D
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Main Street
York Nursery
Fort Scott, Kansas
Athe Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Francis L. Robbine
Come Plainant
John H. Nosles
Jane Noales
Charles Osmon
Ormos
Henry Rea
Eee
Cherokee County
Osmon
Bassett & Perkins Aolicitore
Lawrence Weekly Journal
A.S. Tomas
Frank J. Tuomas
Ayer
Frepared &T
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Eatin
Imoxican Mustang
Anarm Ron
America
Dinestats
Spruce Sta
Joun Snd
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Spruce Styn
Gee. P. Rowell & Co
Spruce Street
New York
Addrees Immediv
NEW Tors & Havana Cigar CO
No. Fourth Ave. N
Northwestern Conservatory OF Music
Minneapolis
Clessons
Charles H. Morse
Grab Orchard
Erneatene
Als
Ag ‘Manager
Louisville, Ey
Cody
Stadicer
Aurantii
All Druggista
Prico
C. F. Stadicer
Philadelphia
Wexlery Journal
Daily Journal
Frank C.clark
Selie’s Insurance
Post
N. B
Seme
Home Mig. Co
Oston Mace
P.O. Box
Abraham
Lincoln
Thore
Justus Howell
McCormick
Wes Farm
Western Farm Mortgage Company
National Bank
Winthrop Street
Over City Library
L. H. Perkins
Temple of Fashion
McConnell
Best Mechanics
J.S. Crew & CO
Sill & Mendenhall
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