Hearst and Roosevelt clash in national notes
From Topeka to New York the paper surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvers. Hearst plans hotel space in St Louis, with pundits predicting shifts in Roosevelt opposition. Editorials discuss Quay, Burton funds, and a potential New Mexico Arizona state merger, amid ongoing national political fray.
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Hearst
St. Louie
Mee Parker
Nee Hearst
Wf Parker
New York
St. Laure
Supreme Court
Fragmented 19th century notes on social life and events
A garbled retrospective piece references Independence young ladies aurtained and a court house rest room plan, a dry winter in Finney county, and a Topeka chief of notice closing fruit stands. It notes Mr Darling of Emporia suing for divorce and Aix Swan of Manhattan marrying this week with ceremony on an island in the Kaw river.
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Independence
Tedes
Quartey
Aix
Swan
Manhattan
Kaw River
Surplus Cotton Pool Dispute In New York
The case over 6000 bales pledged by Sully & Co with Corn Exchange bank was settled before US Commissioner Alexander. The bank will turn the surplus to the receivers of Sully & Co with Reynolds Co. not asserting claims. Witness Edwin Hawley testified about large cotton deals and payments totaling around 500,000, including checks to Gates and Weir, with discussions at the Waldorf hotel among Sully Gates and Ray.
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New York
Sully & Co
Corn Exchange Bank
U. S
Alexander
Partley
Sally & Go
FW. Reynolds Company
Providence
Gates
Welr Ani Burchard
Hay
Williams
Sully Co
Hawley
Root
Ray
Mr. Ray
Waldorf Hotel
Mr. Hawley
Waldorf
John W. Gates
Sully
Burchard
Selig
Huawley
Brior
Magen
Walle Nome
Funeral for H. W. Dunian at Wester Avenue Residence
The funeral of H. W. Dunian will be held tomorrow afternoon from his family residence at 001 Wester Avenue. Interment follows at 2 oclock in Topeka Cemetery. The Knights Templar will oversee the services with Dean Kaye of Grace Cathedral assisting. Mr. Dunian was the father of Mrs. W. H. Vis.
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H. W. Dunian
Wester Avenue
Topeka
Knights Templar
Asaiated
Dean Kaye
Grace
John H. Smith Visit Through Topeka on Homeward Route
John H. Smith passed through Topeka on his way home to Coffeyville. He has been in California for four visits in the past two months. Mr. Smith formerly wed in North Topeka and is well known locally.
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John H. Smith
Topeka
Coffeyville
Dr. Horne
Horner
Tha Hin
Weite
Spring Humors and Remedies Mentioned in Historic Ad
The passage describes spring humors causing pimples boils eruptions loss of appetite fatigue bilious fits indigestion and headaches. It advocates quick relief and building up the system with a remedy implied by the era, suggesting a patent medicine approach without naming the product.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted as Spring Blood Purifier
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim unequalled strength in purifying the blood and curing scrofula rheumatism dyspepsia and various skin diseases. The advertisement urges readers to accept no substitute and to get Hood's today.
Mayor Bergundthal Faces Police Shakeup and Delays
Topeka reports a tense mayoral scene as Mayor Bergundthal delays appointing the police committee and other council panels. McColum’s status remains uncertain amid rumors of possible reappointment and calls for a department overhaul. New police rules, drafted by McColum, are being trimmed to avoid overreach while preserving civil service structure.
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McColum
Kansas City
Sta
Thergundthal
Samuel T. Howe
Police Committee
Kansas
Bergunathal
Permanenc
Civil Service
Herguththal
Tecacad
Topeka Park Plan Fell Through Withdrawn Rail Aid
The Street Railway company refused to finance a park for the Topeka baseball team, citing Washburn college disputes. President L E B Myers of Chicago disengaged and directed no further support, jeopardizing about 800 subscribed funds and the Missouri Valley league franchise. A crucial meeting was called for tonight at the Commercial Club to decide next steps.
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Topeka
Missouri Valley Association
Street Railway Company
L. E B. Myers
Chicago
Myers
Tisste
Washburn College
Plaan
Wardburn College
Uipan
Ward
Toneka Baseball Association
Commercial
Dam
Topeka Association
Shiveley
Missouri Valley League
Topeka Athletic Uaspfoots
Frank JB Kelly
Necretary Railway Company
Joes
Cere Pany
Niet
Wosbburs
Swamming Ty
Washburn
Board of Control
Pailway Company
Board of Trustees
Athletic Board of Control
Kelly
Readying a Park Plan Amid Funding Dispute
The board weighs options for a new park after a near fatal incident hindered progress. Several parties doubt funds can be raised to rebuild, while others push a community effort to save the Washborn and Mulid Baradd project. A late plan to build a separate vessel faces questions.
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Oto
Erasore
Washborn
Pate
Mulid Baradd
Old Crowd Wins At Washburn College Athletics Election
The old regime won the Washburn College athletics election with Horace Cowsill as president and other officers elected. Total votes 370. Contention arose over a prospective presidential candidate Omar Mehl and a board of control appointment. It was decided to continue the current athletic management for the next two years.
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Washburn College
Clacton Ad
The
Athletic Association
Tha
Youn
Higa
Horace Cowsill
Eimer
Sumper Preasy
Minna Bauer
Rotary
Dadisman
Omar Mehl
Seruciation
Cunningham
Tree Monte Pukt
Tal
Corona
Mehl
Intr
Ely
Santrol
Athletic body to stay on safe course says students
The student body voted to keep athletics out of political fights and continue the established policy. Wallather would likely return to the team next year, and Steht is praised as a top player from the state. The election touches possible future roles within the athletic association.
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Mennensee Cernsers Sdgs
Eimer Hitt
Minna Bauer
James McClure
Sumner Pressey
Stadenta
Wallather
Steht
Co 1 Presidency, Or Other Office Within the Control of the “Athletic Desociation
Folpeinsene Rer Gace
Eae
Washh
Ain
Ha Wen
Cent
Guthrie Republicans Nominate Delegates to National Convention
Oklahoma Republicans convene in Guthrie on April 7 to nominate a delegate to Congress elect eight delegates and any alternates for the Chicago convention and to name a national committeeman. Seventeen candidates seek national convention delegates as the party shows little opposition. A named favor translates to Chas B. Fitzon of Guthrie for national committeeman. A separate note reports a postponement of proceedings against Swayne of Florida.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma
Congress
Chicago
Hall
House of Representatives
Uneme
Chas B. Fitzon
Guthele
Sacred Cum Cadé
Shawner
Pleasant Occupation Ads for Shawnee Building and Lawn Association
An advertisement promotes a building and lawn association offering installment shares at four percent and higher with deposits paid certificates of 650 or multiples thereof at five percent. It urges readers to act now. Call 116 Went Sisth Street to inquire with Mr Eastman.
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Shawnee Building and Lawn Association
Bie Semii-Ann Bret
Inova
Eavn
Sisth Street
Mr. Eastman
Nervuba Company Failure Reported In Boston
An article from Boston reports Nervuba Company failure with creditors led by Pettingill & Co. The piece notes the collapse and mentions recent dealings, though the text is garbled and partial. The lead creditor is cited, and the event is framed as a company failure in April.
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Pettingill & Co
Boston
Apri
A Nervets
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Rabtanseeees
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Rinito Company
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Quay
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Miwawkee
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New Mexico
Arizona
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New York Tribune
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Cleil
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Jaiy
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Far East
Sully’s Cotton
Hood
McCallum
Sage
Green
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Iman
Wolf
Grovers’ Association
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Police
Stahl
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Hergundthal
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Parker
Bergundthal
Bond
Law and Order
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MacCollum
Dave August
Topeks
J. Alvin
Horne
Smith
Monroe
Twentenias
BF. Mitchell
Kine Ave
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LYM
Buchanan
Horse
Alvin Horne
M.D. D
West Eighth Street
Ihe Tapete
Dees
Horace Cowgill
Washburn Athletics
Guire
Davidson
Schoniy Willian
Tate House
R. Lee
Nervuba Company
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