Social Whirl In Topeka And Vicinity
Recent social happenings in Topeka feature Miss Rane McCintock hosting a formal for Webb Wilder of Lawrence with guests including Willa Rogers and Mabel Quigley. Community notices celebrate engagements, travels, visits, and local club gatherings among Topeka residents and surrounding towns.
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Rane McCintock
Webb Wilder
Lawrence
Willa Rogers
Mins
Mabel Quigley
Russ Margaret Bear
Mies Nul- Ye McClintick
David Lakin
Dick Rogers
Marry Weaver
John Colina
Asbury Park Follows Bid for Beach Front Property
In Asbury Park New Jersey on April 5 residents moved to acquire the cedar beach front from ex Senator Jan A Brainy. Mr Bradley had previously aided the town two years ago and now the beach front rights are in contention with legal proceedings expected to begin immediately.
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Ambury Park
N.J
Ashbury Park
Cerar
Benator Jan
A. Brainy
Bradley
Asbury Park
Imiie
Gabe
Bie
Hradler
Submarine tunnel plan eyed between England and Ireland
Government seriously debates joining a 35 million dollar submarine tunnel project linking England and Ireland. A syndicate offers construction with a state guarantee, while a tidal causeway is deemed impractical due to storms and strong currents.
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England
Ireland
Tt Te
Dr Potter's Trouble Divorces Husband Sued by Wife
New York April 6 Rev Dr Daniel nicer was put out of the Baptist tabernacle church five weeks ago after a night with the Baptist City Mission society. He has been sued for divorce on statutory grounds. Mrs Potter names a principal co respondent Julia Oschewski known as Sulla Ross, his house keeper and assistant at the Young Woman's Mission and Bible era. There are other co respondents Dr Potter occupied his pulpit yesterday.
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Gayitt
Rush
We City
Idahe
O Cluel
Thane
Minnie Wadleigh
Ponce Aryvet
Tanda
Aire
Swiler
Walter Salis
Mrz
O. J
Webb Wilder
Lawrence
Nellie Post
Kansas City
AL -Axtall
E. 5. Farran
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Metealf
University
Martie Whaley
Keneoe City
Sire
Len Keen
Mise Bether Miller
B. Sullman
Roum
Eugens Quinlan
W. N. Wedt
Walter Veale
Mex- Seu
Geo. W. Veale
H. 2. Seabrook
Kun
Thos
Ryan
Washington, D.C
Idi Stith Wrent
Miu al Sern
McKibben
TUS Taylor Birett
Mea
BT. Sim
N. H. Andetson
California
Bhias Jennie Wilson
Valencia
Geo
WL Vente
T. J. Hankla
New York
Arthur Capper
Jost Gleht
Garnet
W. J. Black
Leavenworth
Anna Aiur
Washburn College
W.d. Black
Chicago
Glenna Cross
B.D. Whtat
Clarens Hutt and Children
The
Grove
E York
Daniel Nicer
Baptist Tabernacle Church
Baptist City Mision Society
Too Young for a Gun Injury Blights 14 Year Old Boy
Edward Robbins aged 14 residing with parents in Helbland Park sustained a severe hunting accident while seated on a stone. The gun discharged, ripping his left eye from its socket. He walked home a distance before his father carried him to the city. An eye was removed by a physician.
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Edward Robbins
Hlebland Park
Chandler Bill Aims Pooling Reform for Commodities
Washington April 5 Senator Chandler introduced a bill as an amendment to the Sherman pooling bill. The measure would let contracts be made to regulate prices by merchants producers and manufacturers under Interstate Commerce Commission oversight, applying pooling principles used for railroads to commodity transportation rates. The senate joked about the proposal while Chandler outlined several intentions to press the amendment.
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Washington
Chandler
Foraker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
K. Allen
Popullam
Big Railroad Lobby Goes to Washington for Foraker Pooling Bill
The Tribune notes a strong push by major railroad interests to secure passage of the Foraker pooling bill during the current special session. Influential railroad officials plan to depart for Washington to press Congress and senators to allow pooling, arguing that prosperity hinges on coordinated rates and allocations. Also itemized are college examinations at Kansas Medical College and recent grain market fluctuations across Minneapolis and Kansas City with weather impacts expected.
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Washington
Foraker
China
the Tribune
Congress
Chauncey M. Depew
Benster Foraker
On His Dignity by a Jail Yard Farce in Whipeaw
An 19th century style scene unfolds as Sheriff challenges a boastful inmate in Whipeaw County. A chaotic jailyard melee echoes and the claim of equality clashes with a sting of class and power as a veteran thief is placed in the same cell as a rival. The exchange centers on respect, treatment, and the rough justice of frontier law.
How It Is Divided By Trusts In New York Journal
A fragment from the New York Sunday Journal explains a teacher asked about how power is divided among major trusts. It lists the Sugar, Coffee, Geof, and Standard Oil companies as prominent players in the era’s business landscape.
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Chileran
Johnnie
The
Sugar Trust
Coffee Trust
Geof Trust
Stamdard Ol Company
New York Bunday Journal
Humorous Fragments from Various Papers
A collage of wry quotes and stale jokes from multiple papers including the New York Journal and Philadelphia Record. Bits range from love and manners to reflections on truth and aging, with satirical quips about referees, smoking, and mistaken sight.
Demand the Rights of Lawful Druggists to Sell Liquor
In Topeka the county examination targets joints and urges druggists to reclaim liquor sales. Merchants labeled “cripples” by Sheriff Kepley fear joint domination and advocate forming a Retail Druggists’ association to pressure sheriff and county attorney to close joints. Drugstores are praised for cautious sales and tax contributions while resisting indiscriminate liquor sales. call for immediate return to law and order.
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Jetmore
Kepley
Tess
Gru& Store
Topeke
Hetail
Sherlf
Ile
Topeka
Druggists’ Association
No More Skyscrapers Bill Passes in St Louis
St Louis council, in a special session, approved a building ordinance revision capping height at 150 feet. The measure cleared the house previously and awaits mayoral signature. It notes the Wainwright Building at Seventh and Cheatnut as a cited example. Also mentions California trip details via Santa Fe Route.
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St. Louis
Ankmous
House of Delemates
Ita
Wainwright
Seventh and
Cheat— Nul Streets
Chicago Markets April 5 1807 Opening Prices Decline in Wheat Corn and Provisions
Chicago reports a weak start to the week with wheat lower at the open, corn mixed and following wheat’s decline, oats dull, and provisions trading uneven. Local receipts include 16 cars for corn and 203 for oats, with price movement showing small recoveries late morning. Continuous bear sentiment and weaker morning tone dominate, as futures edge down from prior closes.
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Chicago
Inneapolis Tour Mills
Kansas
St Louis
Kansas City
Odessa
Brega
Europe
Mills Ae
Cnicago
Liverpool
Cron
Ohio
Michigan
Northwest
Allaneapons
Duluth
Cate Seuinst Sa
Ferling
Farrun
Hans Farrow
Maynard
Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago market notes show hog receipts and steer prices with steady demand. Texas cattle and stockers fetch around 430, with hogs receiving varied bids. Earlier shipments dated yesterday list 1238 hogs and 233 sheep received, plus 150 ships reported in the latest tally.
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Aremae
Texas Stears
Market Report from Topeka on Cattle Grains and Stocks
Receipts and market notes from Topeka stock market show mixed cattle prices with Texas cows around 25, native steers near 5.10 and stockers steady. Hog market steady with near heavies at about 2.55, futures and provisions mixed. Grain bids for wheat corn and hay vary by region, with prices and shipments reported by Goodwin & Chamberlin and observers in Chicago Minneapolis and New York markets.
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Hansas
Adrit
Texas
Paneari
Kansas City
Sedaris
Butthr—Strads
Cee
New York
Chamberlin
Topeka
Kan Beohe
Connors
Nonsensical OCR items for home tools sale
A garbled OCR fragment lists items like nails shovels spades hoes and screens. It mentions getting prices and typical hardware store offerings but contains many errors and unclear details. The readable pieces suggest a tool and hardware sale or listing rather than a complete event.
Grain Freight, Weather Hit Midwest Markets in Early April
Chicago and Minneapolis markets show mixed grain moves with wheat down while corn and oats rise. Reports cite April weather disruption and flood damage causing seed shortages. Kansas City notes stock shifts as Minnesotan letters warn of ongoing drought and supply strain.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Aritiah Syndicate
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Kansas Medical College
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Holton
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Neapolis
Mint
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Krokere
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Pett Hart
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Hill
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Hossea
Ami
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Eheriff
Hill Henderson
New York Sunday Journal
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Ignetia
United States
New York Press
Shaibady
Indianapolis Journal
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New York Journal
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Jack
Philadelphia Record
Harold
Indiaoepolia Journal
LAW
Santa Fe
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Tuvays Manner Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Topeks
Kan
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Sexy Central
Jersey Central
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Chicago Gap
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Provisiona
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Chicago Tribune
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Paris
Berlin
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SUD Guiet
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Price
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New York Central
Londlat
Western Union
St Paul
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London
Auasuer
N. H. Wolff
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