Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Nellie Grace Tein aged 9 and Granima Donn longtime residents mourned in belated notices. Nellie Baker and Nellie Wilcox families travel to Kansas City for services. Grandma Donn, mother to Mra M Howe and Mrs. Baker, dies at home in Van Buren with surviving daughters and sons in Iowa Tennessee and Missouri. Funeral at Church of the Assumption Monday.
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Nellie Grace Tein
Anelover
M. Howe
van Burenvliet
Myre Temming
Maggie Helbert
Anhalt Melbert
Iowa
Tennersee
Mmiedri
Church of the Assumphin
Abiiene High School Graduates Hold Graduation Week Plan
Abiene high school will celebrate the graduating class of 43 with ten boys and twelve girls. Commencement week runs March 21 to 23. Rev Dr Blayney is slated to preach the baccalaureate sermon.
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Abiiene High School
Abiene
Abiene High School
Blayney
Eyewitnesses Testify in Parkdale Murder Case
Witnesses describe a shooting at the Althouse residence with two gunshots. Christine Eckroft identified a figure as Mrs George fleeing after the shots. Laura Huwix corroborates the firing, noting the defendant resembled the shooter. Several testimonies discuss threats and relations involving Mrs George and Saxton. A parole-like sweep includes reference to local business and a Sage street shop robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi ‘Ee
George
George Hart
Albert D. Smith
Achoel
Applied Science
Charles C. Lioyd
The
Repository
Saxton
Luster
Perry van Horn
Mrs. George
Mary Grable
Gears
Mattie Grimes
Georgy
Christine Eckralt
Bre George
Althouse
Geonce
Eckrost
Orst
George Well Knoven
Mra Eckronts
Cress
Laura Huwix
Cleveland
Beckroste
London social pages mark York visit and races
London reports a wet week with social life dominated by the Duke and Duchess of York in Ireland and at Newmarket. Jockey Ted Sloan draws bets and chatter as the Derby looms with Lord Wilham Beresford’s horse favored. royal welcome at Tre Inn resonates across classes.
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Associated Press
London
Ireland
Duke and Duchess of York
Newmarket
Ted” Stean
Acros
Tre- Inn
The
Daily Graphic
Cadogan
Far
Countess Cadogan
Loder
Tatlin
Sike
Dyches
York
Warwick
Duke
American Wisheries Company
Star
Earl OF Crew
Earl of Crewe
Margaret Primrose
Earl of Rosebery
Westminster Abbey
Lord of Rosebery
Durdane
Epsom
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chesterfield
Miles Murlet White
Henry White
Sporency
United States
Dr. Botier
Down of Westminster
Lord Rosebery
Berkley Square
Duke of Partlatu
Lont Peel
Blewmor
Lord Ashton
Tle
Penner
Pebby” Peel
Peel
Daily Telegraph
Duke of Marlborough
Primce Wagne
Dochines
Defestates
Primrose Inngwe
Gestion Galleries
Windsor
Stage
Waterloo
Danter
Castle
Amire
Seth
Kensington Palace
Thi Xan
Wales
Bennett
Paris
Bia
Duke of
Saxe-Colture
Gotha
Mir James Gronden Seanett
Newark Herald
Nice
Royal Academy and
New Gallery
Hercules Hot Oil Free Trial Advertise
A purified ad offers free trial bottles of Hercules Hot Oil as an external remedy for rheumatism neuritis and related pains. It promises quick relief with a single dose and asks readers to mail their name address and medication details to Elmira New York. The company urges readers to request a free bottle and to contact their druggist for future purchases.
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Oritt
Eumire
Rena
Humphreys Manual of Diseases Listed for Sale
A catalog style ad for Humprey s Manual of Diseases with cures and conditions from fevers to whooping cough, kidney diseases, and nervous debility. Sold by Humphreys Medical Co. at William and John Streets New York, or mailed on receipt of price.
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de Humphreys
Druysters
Matindrive
American Art Progress and Theatre Openings Spark Interest
The piece notes strong American artists at a new gallery with Sargent and Boughton showing works. a white Carrara bust of Lady Rollit by Count von Gleben is highlighted. Paris salon entries include Bisbing and Hidgeway Knight among others. The Easter theater season opens with Pinero and Haddon Chamber productions and a Lyceum debut under new management.
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Jerds
Royal Academy
New Gallery
Sargent and
Boughton
A. Z. Hennessy
W. Keith
A. Pepperwort
Shannon
Homer Watson
Miss Stillman
Lady Rollit
Mra Hlafr
Duchess of Sutherland
Count von Gleben
Pedewist
Entrante
Bisbing
Smith
Lewis
Hitchrock
Macewen
Pearce
Hidgeway Knight
Andrew Curneric
Iron
Ue Globe
Charles Wyndhamn
Haddon Chamber
Carsuc Sabib
Repnet
Phiy
Associated Pres
Lyceum
Sir Fiery Trying
Robespierse
Phillies Win as Quakers Edge Washington in Opening
Philadelphia opened the season before 10 000 fans with a win over Washington in three innings due to strong hitting by Cooley and Celebanty. Rey Thomas starred at first base while Killen struggled in his delivery during the fifth to seventh frames. Pratt and Me sulre supported the Philadelphia battery as Killen and Me sulre pitched for Washington.
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Killen
Philadelphia
Washington
Rey Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
Cooley
Celebanty
Innim
Pratt
Es Washington
Mesulre
Bad for Louisville as Colonels routed by Orphans in opener
In a debut National Leauge season game the Colonels suffered a decisive defeat to the Orphans. The Chicago lineup led by Alten and notably strong Chicago stars dominated, with mentions of players Cunningham Kittridge Griffith and Donahue. The piece notes widespread dyspeptic health claims and offers train tickets from Denver to Topeka with Santa Fe routes and promotions.
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Ryan
Alten
Louisville
Uisville
Cunningham and Kittridge
Chicago
Griffith
Donahue
Post Benefit at Granil Opera House in 1899
A grainy notice promotes a benefit show at Granil Opera House on April 19 with tableaux, recitations, a cake walk, and a skirt dance by Miss Samuels. Also mentions Dr N S Bryant returning from a southwest trip and a reception for C W Fowler at Royal Council Chamber, 415 Kan. Ave. on a Monday evening.
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Aineath Post
Granil Opera House
Mise Samuels
Bayada Lady Cadets
Xteen
Jeffries Twit
J. Chamas
Kurt Beys
Fas
N.S Bryant
Natonal
Gilchrist
Cheops Council No. 2
AO. PF
Bro. C. W. Fowler
Reyal Corncil Chamber
Kan. Ave
Hattie T. Carson
Henry to Be King Establishing German Rule in Shan Tung
Pekin and Tien Tsin Times report a German scheme to crown Prince Henry as ruler in Shan Tung. The plan aims to establish German sovereignty over 65,000 square miles, following earlier Kiao Chou gains. British, Japanese, and Russian reactions grow as diplomatic caution rises. Sir Claude MacDonald remains at Beijing.
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Shan Tung
Shang Tung
Kiao Choa
Diederichs
Neise
Henne
Zeigler
Faron von Helkine
Kiao Chou
Prince Henry
Shan Tune
Claude MacDonald
Pekin
Latohaw Lectures On Cyrano For Topeka Audience
Kansas City dramatic critic Austin Latohaw spoke at the Bish school assembly room as part of the lecture course, discussing Cyrano de Bergerac with emphasis on character portrayal and stage culture. He urged readers to read deeply into plays and praised contemporary stage performances while noting Edmond Rostand’s work. The audience greeted him warmly and the hosts thanked supporters and floral decor providers.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Austin Latohaw
Star
Kansas City Journal
Bish School
Latehaw
Valentine
T Snhrall
Jove
Edmond Testand
Cyrano de Bergerac
Latchaw
Perdition
Otr
Topeka Council No. 2
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John Wilton
May Wilton
Three Fights Last Night In The Joint Scene Of Drunken Brawls
Three fights occurred in 45 minutes at the Joint in the Capital billiard hall on Kansas avenue. Hungry Sams from North Topeka fought a man named Fur, leaving Sams badly disfigured. C D Baker of Clay Center challenged any man to whip him, triggering a rapid brawl as others joined, then police arrived and the crowd dispersed. From 1 am to morning, drunken crowds roamed Kansas avenue, forcing Sergeant Owen to order resorts closed at night.
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Kansas
Sams
North Topeka
Fur
C.D. Baker
Clay Center
Baker
Kansas Avenue
Owen
Market Report From Wheat to Sheep With Mixed Tones
Today’s market report shows a uncertain wheat market with narrow fluctuations and reports of crop damage. May wheat opened lower and moved down with scattered buying and selling. Corn and oats followed wheat higher with nervous trading and light receipts. Provisions showed strength at yards while hogs and sheep receipts remained steady in Kansas City prices.
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Alsut
Chipogo
Duuth
Sabaye
New Var anti New York Money Market Update
A period summary covers New Var anti New York Money Market trends with rates around 4 percent for certain instruments. It notes sterling exchange activity, bond and stock movements, and cautious sentiment across banking and shipping sectors as traders await clearer news.
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New York
New Var
Market News and Stock Tips From New York to Missouri
A murky market digest mentions sugar prices, stock outlooks, and bullish tones on Missouri rail shares. It notes capitalists buying, a potential rebound in wool and wheat, and cautious signals about New York equities, with scattered commentary from Arthur Joseph and market gossip.
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Missouri
Gide
Wall Street
Arthur Joseph
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Johnston & Walsh
America
Austin Johnston
Edward Walsh
Atate
Rush and
Bennett Medical Colleges
St Anthony's Hos Pt
Catarre
Fred
Johnstoi
X. Ofice
Benson Avenue
Hub
Chicago Medical Institute
Topeka Seed Nouse
Laws
S. TL Downs
Manawer
California
Santa Fe
Pallman Palace
T. S. King
Gouraud
Sean Dancy
Great Jones St
J A. Taylor
Des Amoines
Timilfy
Columbian
Kansas Oxreenot Company
State Journal
Varme of
Sage
Parkdale
Tod” Sloan
Cadogan Party
Duke and Duchess of
Dublin
Elmira, N.Y
Phillies
Orphans
Kentucky
Geo. W. Stansfielt
W. HW. Wilson
A. J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane & Co
Denver
Tacoma
Waab
Henry
William
China
the Maximilian
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
W. Sth
R. W. Squires
Kansas Ave
Today's Market Report
Monihay
TLES
Arkue Strong
Ae Binden House of Salen
Mike Sl Roagain
Ogee
Sy Cash
Fiay
Finn
Creamery
Steaay
Freeh
Isc
Furst Dy J Merchant
Commision St
Sterling Exchange
J. Goings
GGG
Mary
Munyon
Etrome
Bugar
New, York
Erwiied
Gauss Sems
J. Yaner
Wachee
Sears
Corm
Ara
Saport
Bowett
Svautatie
Ata
Alonday
Quincy
Bago
Meguinet
Pirie
Elise
Hariis
Aoa Ar
Watt
J. C. Go! Commission
Pia
Pacine Banharuin
Western Union
Central
Jere Conrad
Lari Citienge Bana
J. C. Goings
Commission
East Fifth Street
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