County Primary Vote Analysis Draws Heavy Local Interest
The county primary drew a heavy vote with many workers and ward factions active. Polling places faced tight security as results were expected to run late into the night, with bets circling on candidates Durem of Mer Midheln and Spencer Jone Birjers amid a tense local political scene.
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Ramubican
Nichols Forsee
Alien's Barn
Spencer Jone Birjers
Monn
Janes A. Troutman
Gene
Alan
Cap Curtin
Lille
Beveral
Voting Lines and County Race Bustle in Second Ward
In the east side Second ward precincts a long line formed by 1 pm as 170 votes had been cast in two hours. Judge Hagen queued twice, Dodge supporters pushed for representative, and Nichols led county attorney race amid heavy turnout. By 4:20 pm 121 votes counted in one precinct with several challenges. Central committee to receive returns at the old courthouse tonight.
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Mts
Acros
Walle
Jetmore
Pui
Weks
Bis
Galen Nichols
Dodge
Stephenson
Kote
Hagen Wa
Dodge Is
Safford
Lahop
Tf Carringne
County Atorney
Spencer Tris
Hoffman Touse
Enkth
Firts
Arouing
Nichols
McKeever
Katmae
City Council Approves Fifth and Quincy Street Sale Ordinance
The city council adopted an ordinance granting the Commercial club authority to use Fifth and Quincy streets for a street sale within specified boundaries. Eleven members voted yes. The plan assigns control of the streets to the club to prevent interference and protect exhibitors from fraud. Booth space is reserved for a Kansas soap maker, a wholesale druggist, and a St. Louis perfume company.
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Fifth
Quincy
Bird
Councl
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Mont & Street
Third Street
Finn Street
Fourth Street
Ethof
Alka
Fakire
Kansas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Prosperous Year Report Solidifies Debt Liquidation
Cincinnati reports the Preedman’s Aid and Southern Educational society adopting a Meth odist general conference report showing over 5101,000 debt liquidated. New funds last year surpassed prior totals with 5,000 received from Mrs RF of Waterstown. New buildings and medical department developments noted for Little Rock Arkansas University.
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Preedman's Aid and Educational Society
Cincinnati
Preedman’s Aid and
Southern Educational Society
Ladey
and Ad
Curts
Wectorn
Sinew Ie
Mra. RF. Irom Watertown
Little Fock Arkansas University
Slut Grienep Waiverang
Jemew University Aledical Department
Easter Services Elab Orated Pro grammes For City Churches
Easter schedules fill city churches with services and sermons on the resurrection. Church of the Assumption offers masses at 6:00 and 10:20 am with a named choir. Numerous churches list sunrise prayers, lectures, and special music by local soloists and choirs.
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Cty
Church of the Assumption
C. 3. Smith
Miss Wyatt
Sanderson
Joseph Griley
Walter Noble
Father Dowling
J. Mi. White
Church of Christ
Scientist
Weat Sifth Avenue
Church of the Good Spirit
Kansas State Spirtual Society
HS Weat Eighth Street
Eirst Cheritten
Topeke Avete
Minch and
Beventh
Emerson
Therm
Wrelock
Boonlal Kamer
United Brethren Church
Quincy
Easter Services and Sermons Across North Baptist Churches
Easter services fill morning and evening across churches on Laurent and Harrison streets with Rev W B Hutchinson and others. Special Easter music, sermons on doubts of the resurrection, and children's Lenten programs accompany Holy Communion services and Sunday schools at multiple congregations.
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Parkdale
Bath School
P&c
English Lutheran Church
Corner Firth and
Harriton Street
Wa m
FD Altman
D. B
Atchivon
Kan
Sansay School
Sn. m
Yahool
Hunter Endeavor
Endeavor
North Baptist Church
Harrison and
Laurent Streets
W. B. Hutchinson
W. A. van
Dora Brown
Hines
Choe
Samon Suulspaugh
Sam
Chilaren
Good Shepherd
Laurent and
Quiner Streets
Snorning Praver
Rey
Anon
Buater
Millard
Ftertory
Fitz, Simum
Seventh and
Western Avenue
Millspeugh
D. de Galvary Mission
East Sixth
Lake Street
Fit United Erestyterian
Topeka Avenue
St Bumdsn
Tiorrow
Treelock
Senate debates on election of senators and railroad case
Washington April 14 McMorgan Alabama secured a resolution to compel the attorney general to send to the senate all papers in the Tinton Pacific railroad case and explain why Union Pacific settled for 4.6 million while the United States received about 490 thousand. Berry Arkansas noted the House backed an electorate election plan and urged the Privileges and Elections Committee to report on a constitutional amendment. Chandler of the committee anticipated timely action and expressed personal opposition to direct popular mongler elections.
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Washington
Senate
McMorgan
Ala
Tinton Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
United States
Berry
Ark
House of Representatives
Chandler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Arkansas
House
Czar and Czarnik Head to Moscow in Ultimatum Drama
St. Petersburg reports the Czar and Czarnik departed for Moscow last evening amid persistent rumors. The move signals tense diplomatic pressure as observers weigh potential outcomes and impacts on ambitions and alliances.
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St. Petersburg
Czar
Czarnik
Moscow
Mary
Czar to issue ultimatum to Britain over Boers war
Report from Moscow claims the czar will issue a manifesto on Easter Sunday demanding immediate peace with the Boers and warning of occupation of Cabul and Herat if Britain resists. Some connected to word that no reservists may take unlimited leave at present.
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Moscow
Czar
Great Britain
Cabul and
Herat
Topeka Liquor Men Rally Against Dry Town Move
Topeka saloonkeepers and liquor agents held an indignation meeting on Kunmas avenue opposing Mayor Drew’s dry town policy. They endorsed Galen Nichols for county attorney and pledged to campaign in his favor while criticizing the mayor’s action as a crandstand move. Joints remained closed as they decided to lay low for a few days.
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Topka
Kunmas Avenue
Topeka
Galen Nichols
Hauer
Drew
Beck Named Famine Drive Contact for India Aid
Designated by Mayor Drew to receive corn for India. T A Beck is appointed at No 21 Eust Sixth Avenue to act as Mayer for the India Famine fund.
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Drew
India
T. A. Beck
Eust
Sixth Avenue
Mayer
O Neill Arrives In Topeka For Matinee Seeing
James O Neill arrives in Topeka with his company from Colorado Springs and will perform as D Artagnan in Sydney Grundy s The Musketeers tonight. The actor has friends in Topeka including Father Hayden of the Church of the Assumption who is among callers. A Bryan Navajo blanket presentation occurred in Gallup with a reception in the late afternoon to honor his visit.
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James O'Neill
Topeka
Colorado Springs
D'Artagnan
Sydney Grundy
the Musketeers
Tole
Mr. O'Neill
Secon
Hev
Dean Hayden
Church of the Assumption
Father Hayden
Mr. O'Neil
Kansas Grasses Report By Mary Coburn Issue
Mary Coburn, secretary of the state board of agriculture, issued a quarterly report on forage and fodder plants in Kansas. The 204 page document includes discussions from the twenty ninth annual meeting, praise for corn as a foundation of wealth, and notes on the nourishing value and economy of grasses, clovers, millets, and other feed crops.
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F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Sustais
Dick Ogiesbs
Thmens
John J. Ingalls
Coburn
Debs Tour Promises 15 Speeches Across Kansas
Labor leader G C Clemens says Eugene Debs will deliver fifteen speeches in Kansas to build support for his presidential bid. Most talks will be in the southeast with one slated for Topeka. The plan tests Debs as a nationwide nominee amid party organizing in the southern state.
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Kansas
G.C. Clemens
Eugene Debs
Abe Tanjerney
Clemens
Topeka
Debs
Mr. Clemens
Secret marriage shocks Grand Army leader in La Crosse
A late April report states Col. B. F. Bryant, a prominent Grand Army of the Republic department commander and known politician, was tarred last October. Details describe the surprising marriage to Mrs. Adeline Cranks Pierce and note the reaction of his friends.
First public hed In the Tonska final April 14 199
The fragment notes an event titled First public hed In the Tonska final dated April 14 199 with unclear context. It references a public step or hearing but lacks complete details such as participants, location, or outcome. Further readable text needed for a precise summary.
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Hed
Topeka City Council Holds Special Session Minutes
The Topeka Kansas council met in special session called by the mayor. Present were Betts Miller Myers Elliott Snatinger Weber Warner Swendson Hughes. absent Foundries Tig UOT. Mayor Drew presided. Clerk Warner read the call and the ordinance sections. An amendment inserted Third Street instead of Meth Street. Sections 2 and 3 were read and adopted. Voting list included Megan Myers Elliott Goailingse Weber Anney Warner Swendson Hughes. City Clerk Squimed recorded proceedings.
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Miller
Mi Myers
Ellott
Snatinger
Weber
Warner
Swendwon
Hughes
Foundries Tig
ogunell_ man Warner
Pitth Street
Quincy Tree
T Peks
Sigved
Morgan
Meth Street
Gee Tiles
Megan
Myers
Elliott
Goailingse
Aney
Swendson
Hugher
Warner i
Squimed
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