Topeka Inaugural Celebrates City Progress and Civic Pride
The Topeka inauguration featured a profusion of flowers and decorations as the Greater Topeka administration began. Mayor Fellows delivered a lasting address praising economy, progress, and the new era, noting funding and tax reductions and plans for parks, a waterworks, and improved paving and sewers.
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Greater Topeke
Trowie
Bdc
EyRne Dt Mat
Wieder Ali Das Mips
Sette
Paul Tieringian
Etty Engineer's
A. MeMabine
Bunting
Ehao- Gellers
Sal
Winige
Sylvan
Chaney
Counedyl Topeka
Dawere Mayer Fellows
Chasey
Poul Society
Ty SI Chaney
Drew
Roundtree
Firth
Meyers
Amerikan Laboranion
Tre
Fellows Aruss
Hanna
Dumsin
Ausseur River
Tiuacy Mountain
Topeka
Pare
Natalonus
Peka
Brinda
Wesel
Perity
Terine
Duara
Ee Strane
Taccigeee
Sami Ton
Topeka City Mayoral Transition Amid Talks of Growth
In Topeka, a new administration led by Mayor Drew succeeds Fellows as council members and officers take oath. The scene highlights plans for waterworks, administration expansion, and changes in the electric department with a focus on efficiency and municipal progress.
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Peka
Master Boulders’ Association
Rocky Mountains
Rand
Atce
Fellows
T. Hazen
District Court
Drew
Squires
Follows
Ted
Bie
Wlde
Trutjon
Topeka
Auditorumn
Topeka City Admin Inauguration Appoints New Officials
Mayor Drew outlines cabinet heads and defends not removing all city workers. Council supports most selections. Goetsch questioned as engineer not electrician. Appointments include Fire marshal G Wilmarth, City engineer W E Barnes, Chief of police James Ramsey, Street commissioner J F Snyder, Superintendent electric light plant H K Guedrien, Police judge Tom Tesuy, Food Inspector J P Farnsworth, and others.
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Goetrieb
Gineer
Council
Dickinson and
Thoesum
Goodrich
Pire
Tr. A. A. Raub
Squires
National Surety Company
Hiele
John R Mulvane
Wm. Sim
Postponed to April 1 for legislative inquiry at state college
The Legislative Investigating Committee met at the Capitol last week to hear charges against Azainet Fegente Limbecker of the state agricultural college. The Regents’ attorneys argued the charges were indefinite. editor Perkins of the Manhattan Nationalist was given until next Friday to submit an amended publication. Governor Branley reportedly suspended the two yetunts amid the dispute. The committee will reconvene in Manhattan for another session.
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Branley
Hythicus
Seater Ward
Perkins
Eversbody
Itaith Smites
Court Week Sparks Domestic Drunkenness Case in Helena
In Helena, a court week unfolds with a domestic dispute over drunkenness and threats. The involved parties include Disha and Wilhelmin Geetride, with neighbors and bystanders referenced as contributing factors to the unrest. A transport figure named Santa Fe Route is noted in price context.
Anna George and the Canton Landlord Scandal
A drama unfolds in Canton as Anna George, once loved and spurned, endures manipulation by a prominent landlord George Saxton who deserts his wife and marries Anna. When Saxton plans a wedding with Mrs. Althouse, Anna confronts him, vows revenge, and is later linked to Saxton’s mysterious death outside Mrs. Althouse’s residence. The tale spans exposure, betrayal, and tragedy in a small Ohio town.
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Rene
Daugter
Anna George
Semple
George
Ohio
Saxton
Georg
Annalentes
George Saxton
South Dakkota
Manny Exenies
Bixton
Artests
Saxtus
Yen
Rim
Anns
Althouse
Baxton
Geor Ware
Buxton
Abel
Mra
Natn Soul
Abe
Hobart in a bad way health update from Washington
The New York Herald quotes Albert A Wilcox saying Vice President Hobart is seriously ill with insomnia and exhaustion. Doctors restrict visitors and sleep remains impossible. President McKinley plans a summer trip, eyeing Yellowstone and potential other stops, with no firm travel schedule yet.
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New York
the Herald
Albert A. Wilcox
Garret A. Mobart
Washington
Bill Hobart
McKinley
Hobart
Seneter Carter
Major Alderson
Bozeman
Tagard
Yellowstone Natioral Park
Rome Mogul Outcome Hints on Hague Conference Delegates
The article notes that Italy has been formally invited to the disarmament conference at The Hague and appointed as a delegate Marquis Viscount Veneeta, minister of foreign affairs in the late Mudink cabinet. It implies the Vatican may not be invited to send a delegate.
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Rome
They Strike Snag On Chinese Railway Negotiations
London April 11 The Shenghai correspondent reports talks between Shengha Jen director general of Chinese railway and an American syndicate over the Hankel Canton line are at a standstill over financial control similar to the Nu Chwang railway dispute.
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London
Shenghai
The
Times
Shengha Jen
Seneral
Chinese Cailware
Hanken-Canton Line
Nu Chwang
Lawton Wins Santa Cruz Campaign and Repels Insurgent Attack
Dispatches from Washington reveal Gen Lawton’s forces pushing insurgents into the mountains beyond Santa Cruz and capturing the city with light losses. Insurgents attacked Gen Wheaton’s brigade but were repulsed with heavy losses as Otis reports progress and ongoing pursuit. Casualties in Wheaton’s column include several dead and wounded, with mobility and railway disruptions noted in Manila communications.
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Washington
War Department
Otii
Lawton
Santa Clus
Otis
Wheaton
Santa Cruz
Manila
Elty
Elling
Gea
Man- Arthur
Oris
Capture of Santa Cruz Opens Lawton Expedition Drive
Gen Lawton’s 1500-strong force advances on Santa Cruz Laguna de Bay after a night voyage up the Pasig river. American gunboats Napidan Oeste and Laguna de Bay shell trenches as Lawton’s men press inland, clearing foxholes and breaching a creek bridge to seize the Philippine stronghold with limited casualties.
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Lawton
King
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Oeste
Grant
Utah Battery
Tehran
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Santa Cruz
Pasig
Volcanis
Welsentwreer
Mrat Washington Regiment
Fourth Cavalry
Marony
Laguna de Tay
Associated Press
Herth
Laguna de Ray
Americans Drive Filipinos From Town in Northern Campaign
American forces battled entrenched Filipino defenders in the town, killing many and taking prisoners. Gatlings and sharpshooters pressed through houses and marshes, with Lawton establishing headquarters at the governor’s palace. Looting was prevented and civilians hid or fled as the expedition pushed toward the mountains.
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Cozeal
Welsenberger
Garlings
Lawton
Lawsan
Weisenberger
Fourteenth Infantry
Santa Cruz
McPherson Youth Attempts Poisoning in County Jail
E Paul, a young man jailed in McPherson awaiting transfer to Hutchinson reform school, attempted suicide by ingesting a poison similar to arsenic. He bought the mineral poison in Salina, kept it hidden in a vase, and wrote a message to his mother claiming he would be dead. He became very ill and is under medical care. recovery possible.
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Tie
Wm. Eldred
Want Annexation in Cuba Debate Echoes in Mexico
The Mexican Herald reports Cuban sentiment largely favors annexation to the United States and criticizes Spanish and Mexican elites. It argues U S oversight could calm unrest and protect peasant and property interests, urging decisive action to curb influence of opportunistic politicians and foreign capital.
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Aty
Mexico
Cub
Mexican Herald
Spain
United States
Washineton
Cuba
Culaeda
Elks Host Reception for Grand Exalted Ruler Galvin
The Topeka Elks organized a reception last night for Grand Exalted Ruler John Galvin of Cincinnati. He arrived from Kansas City with his wife and was greeted by a committee at the depot. An afternoon carriage ride, social gathering, songs, and dancing followed. The couple leaves today for Kansas City to attend a later event hosted by the local Elks.
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Topeka
Elks
John Gelvih
Cincinnati
Galvin
Kansas City
Rock Island
C.K Holliday Jr
S. Coe
J.P. McManus
Mrs. Galvin
Lord
Kansas City Elks
Death of Lewis Lutz at Las Vegas New Mexico
Emporia April 1 Walter Birdsall received a telegram from Las Vegas New Mexico reporting the death of Lewis Lutz yesterday morning. A pioneer of Emporia he spent years in the hardware business in the store building now occupied by A C Ireland. He and his wife moved to California about twelve years ago and eight years ago his wife died and was buried there.
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Walter Birdsall
Las Vegas
N. M
Lewis Lutz
Aa. C. Ireland
California
Deo
Yeo
Todays Market Report From The Associated Press
There was bearish sentiment in wheat with longs liquidating freely and general weakness abroad. Weather and government report unease weighed on prices while some buying occurred on the downward slide. Northwestern receipts offered limited support as the market fell.
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Chicago
Cage
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Daluin
Market summary from late period with mixed commodity data
Reports show corn liquidation due to weather and cautious demand for May delivery. Prices drift lower on May receipts while May futures edge higher on slight demand signals. Provisions trade remains barely steady with modest gains in some components. cattle and hog markets show varied activity with moderate receipts and some heavy offerings.
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Eboris
Vayne
Rae
Ag Bas
Kansas City Produce Market Update
Kansas City produce market shows steady demand and steady prices as new shipments arrive. Traders report firm interest in staples with fresh arrivals anticipated from regional growers and wholesalers this week.
Kansas City Livestock Market Market Report
Kansas City livestock market report shows steady to firm trend with receipts and mixed demand for steers cows and lambs. Market data references prices at 270.30 for lambs and notes records, shipper activity, and ongoing railway transport across lines with comments from Joseph and market observers.
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Lambs
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Aernant
Epi
Feveiver
Ermina
Sraveee
New York Money Market and Grain Prices Report
The report outlines New York money market activity with rate changes and grain trading notes. Wheat and corn prices show modest shifts with futures quoted for May and July. Volume figures for oats and other grains are reported alongside cash market receipts and occasional price comparisons.
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