Local Snapshots From Aten Spare Evening News
Miscellaneous notes from Aten Spare include plans for a late evening test in Beaten Miss and a welcome return of Rev Tr MecWarland from Nebraska and Iowa. Canada lecturer Parente to speak on What Thetasghy Im wt Rectal at Eight Street Friday April 3. An 18 year old from White Star sustained non serious injuries. Officials in Tapekaca arrive as board delays organization until Monday. Walker expected to chair. The J H Rowman memorial kitchen trading school to close after June commencement.
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Aten Spare
Bie Hame
T. MecWarland
Fist Methodial Church
Nebreska
Iowa
FE Titoe Bardeter
Parente
Canada
Wea
Em- Daiey Addis
White Star
Re Ees
Wallore
Hall of Newt Falls
Miiawion
Tapekaca
Semen
Walker
Ich Tsets
W. Co
EP. Hutchincrn
Nuns Excluded From Madrid Hospital Prom
April 2 report states War Minister General Werler barred nuns from hospital duties. The move affects hospital staff and security, with officials planning to use nuns for other roles as permitted. Local reaction cites tension between church and state and questions about medical care provisions.
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Prom Hospital
Madrid
General Werler
Haa
Pffitars
Bu Hell
Charity Committees Set for Topeka Convention
The upcoming convention in Topeka outlines new committees led by Executive-Supt Frank Nelson and Rev D M Fisk. Other appointees include Gov W B Shinley, Dr J D Van Newles and J Lochwine among Topeka and surrounding organizers. In Phoenix, a mine explosion at Clark's United Vernle mine killed two workers and injured several as a premature explosion occurred during a shot near the lower level.
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Topeka
Frank Nelson
Mra
W. A. Johnston
Eed
Firanse
TF. Garver
Se Aurivane
Popeke
W. B Shinley
Zene
D. M. Fisk
J. EL ‘Temat
Clark
Phoenix
Ariz
Ben
United Vernle
St Joromp
Jevel
James Toory
Jouph Zieter
Severas
Detained by Smallpox in San Francisco
April report notes Emallpox Emons clue leads Eleventh infantry to wait for Manila sortie by April 6. Mention of John McDonald tied to California Shipping Company and rescue plans, with insurance terms and port activity amid smallpox disturbance in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Eleventh Infantry
Manila
John McDonald
John McPnak
California
Baltirore
Onal
Food Aid Demand Sparks City Quarantine Dilemma
In Fiftesnta Edward Price's home a quarantine case stirred debate as Sanitary Sergeant Pattison arranged relief checks for a starving family. The father warned he would leave quarantine if no aid arrived, prompting discussion of a new law granting 3600 per year to the city for emergencies.
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Edward Price
Manchuria Convention and Emperors Reform Fears
Reports from Manchuria cites protests against the Beijing court reforms amid fears the emperor is being forced from power. Telegrams to governments express concern over a potential shift in rule as Pekin readies reforms and the emperor reportedly remains in control.
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Victoria
Apert
Fortnightly Buchre club meets at Mrs Welter Erith home
Reading club notes from the Fortnightly Buchre meeting detail attendance of Miss Janette Lent and others, with a lively party at Hudson's as season closes. Separate Huskin club gathering noted at Mr Fred Built's on Western Avenue, and a Tuesday evening dance with many local residents listed.
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Buchre Club
C.J. Reif
A. Ky Parker
George 3Ry
Ralph Boyd
Wil Gffith
F. D_ Dreisbach
F. E. Parr
Fred Pears
Stine Corn Eby
Misa Venice Whitney
Misa
Myrtle Dillon
Mies
Julia Warner
Eleanor Colcord
Luk Bartel
Misa Grace Mahoney
Jans Moore
Grace Agard
Misa Ecepe
Misa Ea Jones
Stine Eis Senger
Mies Floy
Mra
of A. Wick
Robert Higgins
FW. Swearinger
Mr. Harris
Hienetl ‘Kineals, Goodstch
Rm Dames
J. Heyden
H.C. Martin
J. A. Austin
Nightclub Shootout Leaves One Dead in Masked Raid
In a pitched melee City Marshal Moreth and a masked gang fought at a saloon. Goiett and three others fired revolvers, killing one man identified as a partner and wounding another. McBeth, a surviving patron, fled as robbers fired through a back door, the dead man fatally struck.
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Goiett
Moreth
Bert Tugduie
Wae
Bie Pactner
McBeth
Orward
Osborn Buys Colubian Building in Topeka for 540000
ND Osborn, Topeka financier, purchased the Columbian office block at 112 West Sixth Avenue from State Trust of Rutland for about 540,000 in a deal tied to San ta Fe extension bonds. The five story brick granite structure, built by W C Knox in 1889 at 1110,000, yields roughly 510,000 yearly and was mortgaged previously to Northwestern Mutual Life and State Trust.
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West
Sixth Avenue
State Trust Company
Rutland
Vermont
ND. Osborn
Topeka
TJ Wile
Willige Knox
Northwestern Mutual Life Association
United States Savings Base
Knox
T. E Bowman Res Estate Company
Orbarn
Ms. Deters
Peat
Thomas A. Osborn
Raceas
Bie
Standard Oil Trust faces new antitrust prompts in New York
The Herald reports on questions to the solicitor general about Standard Oil’s potential merger strategy. Officials discuss whether a new combination could secure its own marker and whether a rival could be created if a well were quoted. The piece notes tensions between Texas, Call and other states in the ongoing debate over monopolistic practices.
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New York
the Herald
SS. T. Dead
Standard OM Company
Wil
Texas
On the Move British Army Resumes Northward Advance
The British Army has resumed its advance northward, signaling renewed offensive momentum. Reports indicate units pushing through contested terrain as command measures logistics and coordination. Casualty figures and specific locales are not disclosed in available text.
Smallpox Epidemic Reported Across Counties
A Kansas state board official warns of a smallpox epidemic spreading from Leasint Valley into multiple counties. Forty cases noted with no deaths. states of emergency or protective measures issued as physicians report the outbreak in several regions including Topeka and nearby counties.
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State Board of Pinith
Bes
Ileasint Valley Townabis
Sktine County
Usat County
Kansas
Ty Lahette
Libera
Linnay
Lincoln County
Silver
Simner
County
Topeka
Cherotee
Sailaa
Sumner
Governor recalls veto on supreme court budget
Lincoln April 3 Governor Diet vith recalls his veto of the appropriation for the supreme court commission and nine assistants for two year term. Deputy state librarian funds stay and library doors reopened after delay. D'Oyly Carte dies in London after illness and heart attack scare, aged.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Dietvith
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
Yale to Rees Colura Freshmen Rowing Match Set
Announcement confirms Yale and Coturelisk freshmen crews will race one mile on Lake Whitney at New Haven in the coming week. The event recalls Yale’s 1895 victory as historical context for the long-standing rivalry on water.
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Yale
Rees Colura
New York
Coturelisk
Lake Witney
New Haven
Jay
Goos to relieve Schley Admiral Cromwell Salle foraiashoosian
Rear Admiral Cromwell Salle to relieve Schley arrives at St Louis by Misithem ton Rex with Royal Mall issueanl joining the squadron. The event marks a transition as he proceeds to close up work aboard the wine On kame Yeapel.
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Schley
Cromwell Salle
Aiashoosian
Woerdtwart
P Peepee
United
Seuten
Kame
Louis
Royal Mall
Easter recess sparks long Parliament session in London
Report from London notes a lengthy parliamentary sitting after Easter recess. MPs clash over constitutional issues and power dynamics as Prime Minister and opposition leaders argue over reform and policy direction.
Unnamed Senator Call In New Zealand Gale
A fragmented report notes a political note amid a strong gale near Queenstown New Zealand on April 2. It mentions Senator Hania Morgen and a shondve event with a syndicus to tee the Tight of the Frenvin Pantie Crise. The White Star liner Oceanic from New York and the American steamer Wansland from Philadelphia faced peril. ships attempted to proceed but could not land due to the gale.
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Hania
Morgen
Queenstown
Queenslaven
White Star
Oceanic Frees
New York
American Tire
Missa en April 2 Event At McManus Co Site
Fragmentary text notes an event linked to Missa en on April 2 at the McManus Co site on Kanes Avenue. Mentions Easter Gutnm Tae and Morrison's Basese Aves with unclear roles and dates. Further readable details include names associated with mills and the American Bheat Steel company.
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Joisenh Beck
Eet
McManus & Co
Tio Kanes Avenue
Easter
Morrison's
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