Eastern Racing Season Opens at Washington Handicap
Eastern racing headlines the season with Washington Handicap opening events. Fort and rival runners expected to feature amid entries from Savant, Durats, Ethos, Heatinee, and Navarre. Myrtis Park plans opening meets, with Crevesend and Morris Park set to close by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blomwon
Savant
Durtats
Elthoth den of
Navarre
Myrtis Park
Gravverad Cynetelan
Agredict
Bright Beach
Caney Tseed
Crevesend End
Murris Park
Woman Charged In Child Custody Case At Miss Court
A court session yesterday heard Mary Cowan accused of neglect and mistreatment regarding a child witness. The proceedings described Cowan as a small woman with a social circle, while details about the alleged acts and the outcome remain partially described in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coan
Richard
Eiberly
Jira CoWan
Little Woman
Hui Prentiss
Industrial training at reform school faces backlash
Borator Wk Sterne warns against creating a new state department for industrial training at the reform school. He argues the boys already gain valuable schooling and that the project would cost up to 15000 dollars, with uncertain benefits and risk of harming the institution’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee
Haform
Borator
Wk Sterne
At Iegislature
UY Goos
Tara
Kohool
Tneir
Dulidie
Woes
Clothiege
Archer Mtitches
Olympic Athletic Club Dissolves Amid Opposition to Pugilism
The Olympic Athletic Club, longtime promoter of boxing events in the nation, votes to liquidate and disband in New Orleans on April 4. Once a 290-member, premier venue, it faltered after prize nights and a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling on slave contests, leading to its closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orledns
New Orleans
Olympic ‘Athletic Club
Uie Fead
Pugilers
Olympic
Wie Louisian Supreme Court
Misco Agrees to Use Union Labor for Auditorium Work
An agreement averts a strike over the St Louis Republican Nations Convention auditorium contract. McClure will relet roofing to firms employing only union men after Trades Council pressure. City reports two diphtheria cases have been fumigated and resolved, leaving no current cases known to sanitary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misco
St Loui
Gontractor
McClure
Grim
Komme Qrm
Dass
Trier Street
Mr. Shaw
Jury unable to reach verdict in Hillmon case
The jury in the Hillmon trial could not agree after lengthy deliberations. The defense and prosecution debated testimonies from insurance representatives and witnesses, with jurors voting toward two sides before the mistrial was declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Hillmon
Bixth
Sirs Hiiney
Tour Wedlock Westerday
Aira
Hilinwit
Bnet Tham
Stovrie Counkes
Ehep- Bru
A. Bimainns
J. K
Matin
Senta
Fee
Sith
Cusnty
Aurich
Wien
Koen
Lnsgrane Korufautes
Mee Sait
Mra
John We
Nak Bandie
I M. Phillipe
I. Wes
West Siren
Ohip
Ty Lee
Smith
Leavenworth
Roentgen Ray in Court at Wichita Damages Suit
A Santa Fe related damages case follows the first U.S. court discussion of roentgen ray evidence. Professor Blakes and a state university tester present arguments on wrist fracture evidence as to whether radiography provides the best proof for the injury. The court examines scientific credibility and potential impact on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Wichita
Wboriielae
Roentgen
Luecien Blakes
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
In society news from Topeka the column records gatherings hosted by Mrs. Frank Swintinett and Miss Celeste Nellis, and lists numerous residents attending dances, whist clubs, and informal entertainments. Names include Mr. Will Adams, Mrs. Mary Horton, Albert Hiram, Miss Celeste Nellis, Miss Dora Harman, Miss Harriet Meson, and many neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Svntinett
Mias
Celeste Nellis
Crinete Nollis
Mtr
Genttlemen
Weatin
Ninete Mitinie Pronk
Filorence
Linle
Maxie Whetey
Gortia Whaley
Anmin Neliis
Neal Howat
Messra
Morgan
Meiph Molenting
Henest
Luther Neils
Thad Poene
Weary Guyent
Euest
Buster Dees
Ingobon Howe
Dirk
Quliott
Lutin
Irre
Mary “Horton
Albert Hiram
Rapide
Sten
Strawn
Albert
Chey
Wiaf Vantess
Ed Sin
Ghow
Imatia
HL Lindy
Yonver
Peka
Perce Lyon
Leavenworth
Gestonitus
G. AL Einball
Dailsville
Kunga City
Anes Letea
Larpet
Kan
Mtecy
Beteytswort
Kendieratne
Krabert
Sulia
George
Fart
Leek Tay Norbeirne
Mia
Bilt Storehouse
Neils
Aps
Dora Harman
SPH
Harriet Meson
Celeste
Hynes
Weels
Bmics
Gertowle
Tracy Ip Brisaniot
Emirch of the Assumption
Homer Low Ratie
Daxtus
Kester Hulle
Ermine Moore
San Francisco
Mire
Mt. Prouty
Topeka Avenue
Seth Wiatt
Charley Britton
Maud Ramsey
Winfel
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Nest Steer
Mim
Edwin Lange
Eta En Regie
Mra
Barter Smith
Ferry
Priltite Thomuva
Lucey
Titoeday
Wiscoct
Dalby
Keddie
Slaw Gooke
Stes
Norma Smith
E. B. Ferré
Misa Tossle
Froivan City
Burnell
Betoell
Cilifarnie
J Prey Ani
Barty
Merle
Hing
Tyne
Gorin Street
Bia
Miless
Pessiir
Alee Nelle Marval
Jewerd Parker
Ralph Clauser
Me Marche Towkes
Itta Jene
Dido ‘See Todd
Snowden
Local Easter services fill Crosby area church page
Readable notices show multiple churches in Crosby Lirothen and Topeka area announcing Easter services. Ministers and venues listed include First African Baptist First Presbyterian and Holiness associations with morning and evening sermons and special musical programs.
Aged freethinker Moses Earhon Free returns from prison
The article details Moses Earhon Free’s release from confinement and arrival at home on Bad Fourts Street. A public event at Kansas Avenue follows with C. Clemens and Gvermyer set to speak, plus a speech by Str Earinon. Friends plan reception as Free expresses independent views despite past penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Fourts Street
Kansas Avenue
Hull
C. Clemens
Tim
Lucifer
Kehmetor
Fiarmen
Ta Payer
Lilien
G. Welker
New York
Sunday Church Services Around the City
The newspaper lists multiple churches with details of service times and pastors. Universalist services at San Burén Avenue and the Lah hell Elehth Modnte Petrie Runses location, with Rev. Mallory preaching at Third and Lake streets at 7:30 pm. English lanterns and reception hosted by Rev. Embers, with Pastor Kav. A. Ee. Wage ner in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrom
Setniont
Hes DB
Bosie Ang-Hin
First Christians Church
First African Baptist Church
First Street
Obson
Aim
Bup- Linee
Evireas Avenue
P. F. Abbnchester
Pustir Bawter
Prench— Ing Bhath
Suniucr
Ila
Pire
Rev. L Blakesley
Spanind Antiste
Cominion
Lylia Chase
Kansas City
Friend's Church
Topestia Wyenne
Wenig Swern
Iphlorrys
Corse
First Presbyterian Church
Harvlem Street
SB. Aldsizon
D. di
Ham
Morne
Menihery
Holiness Association
Spain
Tyche Wesleyan
Shorey
Seiettiet
West
Elmhet
Tipeka
Gaston
Lael
Dunkard
Oakland
Isider Peentie
Raplist
Laurent
Harrison Streets
Lincels
Lomsienov
Rimday School
Sanmi
Feopl
Bampton
Chit
Subjeey
James White Thom
Kingas Iy
Pitie Ann Weirtrgath
San Buren
Sipeer
Grnetiteer
Dguster
Torourpass
Aniversalist
Lah
Hell
Elehth
Modnte Petrie Runses
Jackaen
Oyinfrow Wanrobie
Skamu
Ester
Mallory
Third
Lake Etreete
Kav. A. Ee. Wagener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fernald, Martine
Kansas Ave
Eastern Racing
Mrs. Cowan Latghed
Athletic Club
Hillmon
Roentgen Ray
Topeka
Eob
Reser
Bates
Weyder Facie
Schrage
Lorie
Boi Wriae Estes
Crosby Lirothen
Rasey Vm Nearty
Vinewood
Moses Earhon
Tite
American Hop Ale CO
Kas
Kansas
Row
Fey
Astigens
Ene
Ida Peer Bourget
Blackwell
Durham
West Sixth Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!