Their First Charge at Santa Fe Lunch Counter
Six Sixth Artillery units from Topeka arrived Saturday bound for the campaign, disembarking with about 500 men. Hunger drove them to raid the Santa Fe lunch counter, stuffing themselves on meal scraps, milk, pie, and coffee as they formed into columns on Fill Street. Officers complained of slow eastbound travel. General Hughes reviewed and fed the troops, while the batteries prepared for the next leg of the journey.
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Careres
Wee Pice United Bates Artillery
Topeka
Santa Pe
Washington
San Francisco
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hannibal
Sage
Homer
Theemeh
Hughes
Colurmm
Fras
Congress
Feel the Change Kid-ne-aide Kidney Remedy Ad
A testimonial urges use of Morrow's Kid-ne-ids for backache sleeplessness and debility. Mrs Affron of 714 Quincy St shares gratification and plans continued use claiming near cure. Morrow's Kid-ne-ids and follow tablets are sold for about fifty cents per box by Switz & Co. of Ohio.
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Birs
M. Affron
Quincy Street
S.gample
Morrow
Ae Ee
Reliy
Morrie
Price
Chemists
Ohio
Sergeant Jones Guides New Recruits to Philippines
An aging sergeant named Jones, a veteran of the Indian and Cuban campaigns, joins a training convoy to instruct U S rookies in how to fight. He carries a cherished pipe and a trove of service years, recalling Caney and San Juan as the train rolls toward combat readiness with an eagerly awaiting crowd at the depot.
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Iment
Jones
Rudyard Kipiine
Whatehiename
Gaine
Egypt
Philippines
United States
Handie Krug Jurgensens
Gress Prade
ISTR
West
Merritt
Scofield
Caney
San Juan
Governor’s two speeches pull him in opposite directions
Confusion over dates forces Governor Stanley to face a clash of commitments. Invitations from the University graduates May 7 and Emporia College on the same night collide with a May 6 Woodmen of the World encampment in Kansas City. Dean J W Green used last year’s calendar for scheduling, risking the governor missing the university address.
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Stanley
University
College of Rimporia
College of Emporia
Woodmen of the World
Kansas City
Lawrence
J. W. Green
State University Law Department
Tueday
Emporia College
Actor Slights Cast Over Poster Mistake
The Dramatic Club printed large posters misnaming Frack Fennet and omitting Archie Williams. Mr Bennet and others protested the error, urging corrections. Arrangements were made to remove the misprint and reprint with Brank Deuseh Prine’s name clarified. Bennet will not withdraw from the production.
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Thn
Burey
Uace
Frack Fennet
Mr. Bennet
Thair Tassin
Archie Willams
Mrr. Becnet
Williame
Brank
Bennet
Anich
Wae
Semple Family Court Troubles Spark Local Scrutiny
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as the Semple family faces accusations of abuse and financial disputes. The husband faces arrest for alleged wrongdoing as the wife is briefly detained, highlighting a troubled domestic matter within the city court proceedings.
A Medical Marriage
Misa Vera Wallace daughter of Dr Agnes McKee Wallace married Friday afternoon to Dr Clam F Hoover by Rev Lincs Glakesley. The ceremony was quiet and simple. Dr Hoover is son of D F Hoover a Trust farmer of Liver Take He graduated from the Kansas Medical College last month. Mrs Hoover is a Topeka social figure and medical student and plans to finish her course in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Vera Wallace
Agnes McKee Wallace
F. Hoover
Lincs Glakesley
Dr. Hoover
D. F. Hoover
Kansas Medical Cal
Hoover
Topeka
Bryan King as Thousands Cheer at New York Dinner
In New York on April 17 William Jennings Bryan drew a 2400 strong crowd at the Grand Central Palace for a Chicago platform dinner, hailed as savior of workers and next president. Attendees praised Bryan while some left tables to cheer, draining wine and sweeping aside dishes in political fervor.
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New York
Dundee
Grand Central Palace
William J. Bryan
Dezinnine
Bryan
H. P. Belmont
Bir
Chicago
Tarvin
Craker
Pratt
Cnergo
Democratic Party
United States
Trath
George Fred Williams
Oliver Hy
PB. Belmont
John Clark Hidpath
John
Jas_ P. Tarvin
Jerome O
Ned
Labor
Charles A. Towne
William Jennings Bryan
Eugene
Mr. Brewster
Hoe
Sj Bn
Riyan
Bowery
Virginia
Fryar
Sethe Hott
Mr. Ryan
Bien Inawisuche
Fryan
James Kolstown
L' Hin
Mtr
Hiryan
Mr. Bryan
Fry
George Fred Willams
Massachusetts
Mr. Williams
Wes Hart
Brian
Crosby Ingun
Ant
Judes ‘Tarvin
Fihers
Judge Tarvin
Oheer
S10
Dall
Belmont
Datte
Aller Ginner
Trunts Ata
George Fred
Jefferson
James Fr. Brown
Ireay
Bryat
Siconvye
Lion of Bolters
Madison Square Garden
Philp
Silier
Pikues
Golii
Pabst Malt Extract The Best Tonic Endorsed Widely
Cumulative evidence shows the universal success of Pabst Malt Extract The Best Tonic due to word of mouth. It is sold in nearly every U S city and endorsed by thousands of physicians and patients for strength vigor and health. Beware imitations as the original was declared perfect at a World’s Fair scoring high.
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United States
Celebrity Dinner Deluged by Bryan Crowd and Fury
A Chicago political dinner drew a roaring crowd for William Jennings Bryan and James Bryan speeches. The hall rocked with cheers and stamping as Bryan supporters hailed his Chicago platform while critics and rivals clashed in a tumultuous, electric scene around the platform and stage.
Tribute to Thomas Corwin by Ingersoll at Lebanon
Robert G. Ingersoll praised Thomas Corwin as a natural orator, painter of words, and champion of sympathy in a Lebanon lecture. The tribute, requested by Josiah Murrow, highlights Corwin's logic, humor, and mastery of language, portraying him as a supreme artist of speech. The piece ends with travel ads and ticket information for Union Pacific to California points.
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Tom Corwin
Lebanon
Robert G. Ingersoll
Thomas Corwin
Josiah Murrow
Corwin
New York
Ingersoll
Fie
Hehmning
Ife
GA R entertainment rehearsal at Grand Opera House
A notice announces a G A R entertainment rehearsal at the Grand Opera House next Tuesday evening with all participants urged to attend. The item appears in a historical newspaper fragment mentioning California route details and laundry items, but the main readable fact is the rehearsal event.
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Grand Opera House
Tureday
Funston's strategy and a daring Manila voyage tale
The New York World profiles Col. Fred Funston of the Twentieth Kansas, recounting how he smuggled his wife aboard a troopship to the Philippines. It notes his bold leadership, the Kansas Demons, and praise from Gen. Merritt for his fighting skill and fearlessness.
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Kansas
New York World
Fred Funston
Funston
Philippines
Col. Fansten
Parisié
Harrison BR Ovs
Fred Bunston
Henolulu
Otis
Manila
Twentieth
Wimnest Daily
V. Ory
Wesley Esterritt
Colomel
Fred Funman
Gen
Merritt
Matlolos
Goud Rovers
Local Equal Supproggists Meet at Wallace Office
The Equs cen zone held its regular monthly meeting Saturday in Dr. Agnes McKee Wallace’s office. The group, a business society, discussed securing ways and reinforcements for the Hanaas delegation attending the National Surface meeting in Grand Rapids. Dr. Wallace was reappointed city physician and Dr. Peers was assigned to continue as needed. Helena, Mont, travel ad included for a separate listing.
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Namstiesun
Agnes McKee Wallace
Hanaas
Grand Rapids
Bilen
Association
Wallace
Biut
Buenar
Wallace Tolay
I Emelad
Peers
Tong
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Premington Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Broadway
Standard Typewriter
Yekoff
Seamans & Benedict
W. 9Th St
J. F. Myers
Semple
Reg Ptor
Amity
Sample
Wan
Musband
Copeland
Fieler
Forma
Exchancen
Spain
Pana
Illinois
Chae
King
Nebraska Orator
Sapture
Union Pacific
California
F. A. Lewis
J.&. Fulton
Helena
Mont
American Steam Laundry
West Seventh
VIA
Eh Tel Pacific A
Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming
Utah
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Pullman Palace
Pullman
Katheas City
Cara
Worthine
Fulton
Kohl
Charles W. Ko Kohl
Ph. G
Janes Ave
Fopeka
W. R. Weible, Carpenter
Ith
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Avenue
Ofice
House Telephone
F. P. Bacon
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