News of Kansas Officers Are Drunken Sons of Rich Parents
In Leavenworth an audience heard Anthony assert veterans receive less recognition than regular army officers and call for loyalty to the Republican ticket. He denounced officers as drunken and rich sons, while Hearty Schindler protested. Also reports a fire near Postowa destroys barn and residence, losses around 7000 dollars with no insurance.
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Schindler
United States Army
Fomona
Chasing & Sons
Postowa
Topeka items span legal, business, and social notes
Local readers note Jacob Leon visiting Topeka from Perry Oklahoma. The Black Bob Indian land case hearing is continued to April 25. Dolman and Hungate form a law partnership at 415 Kansas Ave. Funeral for J F Burris held at 652 Topeka Ave. Lyman resigns from Greenwald Co. and shifts careers. Yancy, freed on bond, returns to county jail. Bluejacket opens Black Bob case through attorney. Woolger sells Topeka steam laundry stake. moves to St Louis. Ward reports election costs of 2.50. Disney and Atchison wed in city. Patrol Driver Aye seeks harness bid. old hitching method noted. Waldman band to perform. Shaker Medicine Co. to occupy Crawford. Gov Taylor lecture postponed. possible later visit. Gourdsin appeals to US court of appeals after lottery-mails conviction. Shorey residents to receive free mail delivery with house numbers. Regents refuse to hand building work to public works. 400-page limit noted. Ways and Means reviews vast volumes on taxation. Unity Church hosts Divine Science branch in Topeka. California visitors lead lectures. Susiies Overton Kestns resigns. Gov Merrill to appoint successor. Peyt on eyed as likely appointee. Interstate Commerce Commission departs for western cities on April 18. Hamilton Printing plant sale bids invited by receiver A D Hunaanp. inspection at 106 East Eighth Street.
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Perry
Oklahoma
Topeka
Dolman
Otis Hungate
Kansas Avenue
J. F. Burris
Topeka Avenue
Harry Lyman
Greenwald & Co
St Louis
J. T. Ward
Justice of the Peace
Charles Disney
Richland
Hattie Atchison
Ridley
United Brethren
Cublents
Aye
Waldman Band
Townley
Shaker Medicine Company
Crawford
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Hamilton Hall
L. A. Gourdsin
United States Court of Appeals
Shorey
State University
State Board of Public Works
Todd
Unity Church
Divine Science
Mra M. K Cramer
Mr. Aldeo
California
Robert Bright named station superintendent in Ottawa
The Ottawa board of health reports progress with quarantine cases in state university student Me Bright’s experiments for controlling chunch bugs and notes all quarantined individuals are faring well. A new smallpox vaccination rash appears in a little girl but is deemed vaccination related. Silkville patients show improvement. Waterworks plant deed records transfer from H. P. Dillon to Coffin & Stanton reorganizers for $22,700.
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Robert Bright
Bright
State University At
Lawrence
Ottawa
Board of Health
Silkville
Gardenhire Family Plans California Summer Stay
Sam Gardenhire will take his wife and children to California for about two months. They will live in a Santa Barbara cottage while he spends time at Santa Monica and Capistrano to collect material for a book on old Mexican and Spanish life. He plans to depart Topeka next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Pacific Coast
Sam Gardenhire
California
Gardenhire
Santa Barbara
Santa Monica
Cap Istrano
Es Topeka
Campos Arrives to Lead Against Cuban Insurgents
News from New York and Fort Worth reports Gen Martinez Campos has arrived in Puerto Rico to suppress the Cuban uprising. About 5,000 insurgents gathered near Camaguay vow allegiance to revolt, with Cuban clubs in New York debating arms aid and US recognition. A Cuban volunteer regiment plans active campaigning by April and expects broad revolt by mid‑June.
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Martinez Campos
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Camaguay
Spain
Cubs
United States
Revolutionary Movement
Bellijerenta
ABSOLUTELY PURE Austrian Towns Disappear Beneath Waters
A Vienna dispatch reports villages near Semlin and Belgrade flooded by rising Danube waters. Many inhabitants drowned. others rescued by boats. Hungarian guards thwarted attempts to breach a dyke protecting the Hungarian shore. Also notes Dr Price's Dream Baking Powder, Dr Embree illness, Rev Dr Embree not preaching, free Pitts offer, and Beggs Blood Purifier claims.
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Vienna
Daily News
Hungary
Semlis
Slavonia
Danube
Semlin
Belgerade
Servis
Belgrade
Price
Pitts
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
J. K. Jones
W. R. Kennedy
Wheat and hogs firm as copper market hints rise
Curcaco April reports firm wheat with cash demand supporting prices. May and other months showed modest gains and declines amid light hog receipts and steady cattle trade. Market tone stable to firm with calls for higher prices, while exports and refinery notes add brisk activity.
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Srosseau
May
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