Topeka Baseball Team Faces Railway Line Standstill
Topeka promoters vow to field a team despite the street railway company pulling support. Directors press for park use and a $250 subscription while awaiting Washburn college and city actions. Tensions rise as letters between Myers and Ward reveal conflicting aims, yet the association pledges to proceed with or without railway backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka Dilasnirt Valley Leigrae Association
F. . Kelley
Chon
Myer
Asberton Piper
Frank Leach
Washburn Elletion
Ratra
Washburn
Piasa
Rauway Company
Feetura
Wwe
Washburn Park
Dublo Teal
Myirm
Korty
Holly
Myers
Tallway Company 14
Warhburn
Ural Conitner
Ward
Pramoters
Oklahoma Republicans Endorse Statehood Bill at Guthrie Meeting
Oklahoma Republicans in Guthrie nominated J. B. McGuire for delegate to Congress and M. Cade for national committeeman. Six national delegates were instructed to vote solid for Theodore Roosevelt. The platform endorsed Roosevelt on the Panama Canal, good roads, reclamation of arid regions, and immediate statehood for Oklahoma. Bowne of Boston University was acquitted by a New York Methodist conference committee after charges of heresy were dismissed.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
McGuire
Pawnee
Congress
M. Cade
Shawnee
William Grimes
Theodore Roosevelt
Cameron
Seymour Foose
A. J H. Jackson
W. C Teterick
W. D. Foxxett
John H. Catteral
Robert Lowry
O. I. Benedict
George Carr
LF Dudley
J. BH Dune
O& R. Wilett
L. Eouver
Marcus A. Hann
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Republican Party
Oklahome
Indian Territory
Committee On Territories
Hamilton
Bowne
W York
New York
Methodist Piscopal Church
Borden P. Bowne
Boxton University
Sponge-like Poison Oak Case Report
A reader from Danville recalls severe poison oak exposure described as lasting over a year with widespread sores including tongue lining. After trying a remedy labeled S and two others, three doses cleared the sores and the writer credits the machine for cure, expressing belief in the treatment for blood diseases.
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Willdowi
Danville
Obeyan
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Fighter Dismissed From Service for Trouble in Mexico
A fighter was discharged from military service after being involved in trouble in Mexico as reported by contemporary records. The dismissal follows disciplinary actions and reflects the era’s wartime conduct expectations.
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Mexico
Reinstated by Grant General who knew John Brown
Captain Horace I. Duulsp mans funeral today after Civil War service. He earned a strong military record and interest in naval affairs. He led a company in the Fiftieth Illinois during the rebellion and joined Kansas troubles era.
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John Brown
Kansas
Horace I. Duulsp
Fiftieth Ilinois
Trade activity in Western territory remains cautious
New York April reports from International Mercantile Agency describe general trade activity across the Western and southwestern territory. Business income shows gains and declines versus last year, buyers cautious, some supply tributary to St Louis. Textile manufacturing spirits low with substantial idle machinery. New England notes unsatisfactory conditions due to partial cotton mine shutdown and production curtailment by Pall River manufacturers.
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New York
iApril
Intornational Mercantile Agency
Nhierine Ae
St. Louis
Sofe
New England
Maltimore
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Nousex
Rochester
Peadvicien
International Mercantile Agency
Toane
Captain Dunlap's Civil War honor of reinstatement by Grant
A Union officer Captain Dunlap faced court martial and dismissal after a Texas clash with Confederate officers. Grant personally investigated and reinstated him, restoring his army standing. Dunlap, born 1882 in Bozrah Connecticut, served in Kansas border fights, the Civil War, and later business before his reinstatement.
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United States
Maximilian
Mexico
Texas
Lee
Matimoras
Dunlap
Washington
Duntip
Grant
Dunnp
Appomattox
Wil
Captain Dunlap
Army
Bozrah
Conn
New York
Eca
San Jacinto
Mediterranean
Springfield
Kansas
Leavenworth
Jamimeth
John Wright
Lawrence
Wanndette County
John Brown
Fiftieth
Missouri Colored
Lincoln
Fort Henry
Corinth
Shilos
Fort Donnelron
Miliary Order of the Loyal Legion
Prices Cut Again by The Pittsburg Standard
Quotation reductions applied across all grades with Ragland exempt today. Listed prices include Pennsylvania 183 Tiona 38 Condee Wi Newport 10 North Lima 14 Indiana Wi Gomerset 10 Rasiand.
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Pittsburg
Ragland
Pennsylvania
Tiona
Condee
Newcasie
Cabell
North Limb
South Lima
Indiana
Gomerset
Rasiand
Faribault Wedding Showcases Theopold Darrah Pair
Society notes report Miss Bertha Theopold of Faribault will marry Dr. PW Darrah of Leavenworth this Saturday, with families and friends gathering amid bereavement. Local events include whist club hosting, Miss Keizer’s dance tonight, and multiple social visits and entertainments at residences on Western Avenue and congregational church parlors.
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Bertha Theopold
Faribaulit
Charles Brooks Thomas
Topeka
PW. Darrah
Leavenworth
Faribault
Theopold
Herbert Theopald
Fariboult
Darrah
Mim E. W. Crancer
Crancer
Mary Josephine
Leavesworth
Josephine Keizer
Det Kaizer
Western Avenue
Mitty Gleed
Mike Leggett
Detroit
Mel
Willis Gleed
Topeka Social Roundup Notables Leave For Events
Misschine Flacher of eumaoainhs formerly Topeka heads to San Francisco to join an army hospital unit after a Sunday visit at the Bishop's House. Mint Jeanie Goss from Newton travels to Lawrence for the Kappa party. several residents plan weeks with families and attend Parsifal concert lectures. Mrs. Bristol from Anthour visits Lodise Gustot at the university for the Helianthus dance. others return from Chicago, Argentine, and Las Animas for spring engagements.
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Misschine Flacher
Eumaoainhs
Topeka
Siday
Ture Heron
Bishop's House
San Francisco
Philippines
Army Hospital
Mint
Jeanie Goss
Newton
Lawrence
Kappa
George Stoker
Alfred Frost
Tom Frost
Mexico
Bristol
Anthour
L. Klete
Lodise Gustot
Oe Nest
Hen Akers
Virginia
Piltmore Street
Miles Anna Hartigan
John T. Schehart
Chicago
St. Louia Seturdty
Burl Ewart
St Louia
Orleans
Hla- Hunkead
Argentine
J. Hurt
Roy Starkweether
Arkansas City
Denver
Burr Lakin
Las Animas, Col
Atchison
Lamkin
Thomas J. Myers
George M. Myers
Euend City
Margaret Fisnemond
Filawatha
University At
Mish Mitel Dorin
Reyepee
Mra
Helianthus
Ellaworth
Dorothy
Potwin
of Colorado Speines
Mes
Michael
Exkricse
Topeks
Ceat
de Mer Muler
Coal price cuts at Cleveland meeting spark seasonal outlook
At a meeting of Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal operators in Cleveland the price of lake coal and fuel was cut from last year. Operators expect the lake cut to continue through the season with a favorable impact on markets.
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Cleveland
Onto
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lake Coal
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Quick Spring Vitality
A testimonial-like notice claims Paine's Celery Compound heals nerve drain and humors, restores strength, and boosts health after long illness. The speaker, Anua Ballou, recounts severe nervousness, confinement, and a grippe recovery aided by the remedy, praising its benefits.
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Paine
Wusacuae
Ballou
Real Cure Ix Claims to Cure Real Cause
Advertising blurb touts Real Cure ix as a remedy that targets the root ailment. It promotes spring wellness with bold claims and a sensational tone. The text emphasizes a famous discovery and a compound said to alleviate the underlying issue rather than symptoms.
Telegrams From St Petersburg To Milwaukee Dispatches
Brief telegraph items from St Petersburg and Milwaukee report barat of Russian races, ship movements, executions, diplomatic notes, and upcoming conventions. It notes murder in a city, censuses, and a postponed meeting of a semi centennial association committee due to a state house event.
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St -Petwrabire
Karous
Eames Firown
Hin Hepa
Bongy & Brown
Petersbure
Ritie
Muxslan
Thuasiany
Une Eh
Wylters Davideoh
State House
Small druggist guards profits page by penny habits
A druggist makes many tiny sales and becomes accustomed to counting small money, risking his own thrift and stability if he does not watch out.
Display Planning Notes For Mechanical Pert Display
The fragment discusses preparing the mechanical part of a display and mentions planning for next week. It notes the need for a determinate approach and gathering required items to support the task. The text emphasizes clarity and order in the setup process.
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Horace L. Dunlap
Homace L. Dunlap
Toda
Isabella
Paris
Esabella
Spain
Dottie
Marie
Ti Je
Alfanae
John Balint Nicholson
Don Mulvane
Harry, Ashby
Theodore Hammatt
Burton Marge
Franke Scott Davis
Mi Puso
Francis L. Hayes
Warren M. Grosby
and Mire
T.ieMaye
Edwin Knowles
Daniel Small
George Witmarth
John Sargent
A. A. Godard
Ripley
Stew
Ira Howe
J. F. Daniels
Ward Burlingame
Mr. and I
Linus Blakesley
Aeptay Sessions
J. 8 Leach
Peka
J. W. Cartlidge
Alamo
Coraponte
Rock Island System
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Helens
Butte
Anaconda
A. W. Lacey
North Topeka
A. M. Puller
CP. A. Topeka
Millwaukee
Milwaukee
Miwauker
J C. Br
Supreme Court
Phillips
J. W. Phillips
West Eight Street
Missouri& Kansas
Destries
Prisco
Jim J. Jeffries
Iyne Champlén
Pugillnt
Ban Andaca
Jack Munnrom
Munroe
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Sin Prinmea
TriLety
Topeke
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