Howe Lectures at State University on Newspaper Instruction
Howe is nearing the lecture platform with a talk at the State University in Lawrence on Friday at 2 pm about newspaper instruction. The piece notes his prior Everest talk on People I Have Known, mentions a Topeka visit for a pipe crena fund, lists several performers connected to his program, and praises Howe as a nonprofessional yet prominent Kansan author and editor whose work is widely read in the Atlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
The
State University
Lawrence
Everest
Topeka
Pipe Crena Fund
Rodd Saueleith Noeranorios
Sr. Howe
Ada Smith
Kangas
Elie
Ada Smith Fullerton
Ee W. Howe
Kunsan
Fils
Atehinon Globe
Pats
Lotus Club
New York
Presidin' Roccevett
Halley Sie
Couees
Eric 1
Bood
Nees
Ope
Mbrary Sana
Tvevests
State Journal
Nissley Boys Club Sets Brief Rules and Address Tonight
Colonel Hogeland will speak at the Nissley Boys Club on Jackson Street tonight. The club issued a concise charter requiring ten cent monthly dues, open evenings except Thursday and Sunday, and a curfew address by Hogeland promising to keep every boy with a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hogeland
Nissley Boys’ Club
N. B.C
Jackson Street
Colonel Hogelandt
Attorney Je J- Lenca clash over Schlitz sympathizers
Frank Bates' attorney Je J- Lenca is in a dispute with Schlitz backers. Jenny Gruber hired for Friday fight against Charles Swearing is defended by Lynch. Jockheck confronts Gruber at the city jail after a contentious exchange about bond. Lynch drops Bates from the case by switching counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je J- Lenca
Frank Bates
Schlitz Combine
Jenny Gruber
Charles
Rotary Lynch
Carl Jockheek
Jockherk
Gruber
Mem Songer
Jockheck
Lynch
Ty Grubbers
Bond
Linch
Bates
Threat to sea over Jockbeck Building at S10 Kansas Ave
A vague note alleges an intention to take action against Jockbeck's Building at S10 Kansas Avenue, home to Fred Ross' joint and gambling parlor, with attention drawn to street enforcement and a member of the Schlitz combine noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockbeck
Kansas Avenue
Fred Ross
Sta
Ore i
The
Schlitz Combine
McCallum’s Push to Move State Capital to Central Kansas
An 19th century Topeka police chief A E McCallum edited papers at Wa Keeney urging the state capital be moved from Topeka to a central western location. He labeled Topeka the dominating “Eastern Section” and backed relocation to places such as Greeley county or a central site, arguing for removal with strong editorials and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E McCallum
Topeka
Ommlerat
Wa Keeney
Trego County
Tis
Toj
Kirk
Nidre
McCallusy
State House
Western
Trop
Atecotus
Tack
Osborn Warts
Colorado Ring
Greeley County
Ana
Wabash Route Trains and Delineator Feature on Sembrich Life
The notice outlines Wabash routes from Beacon City with five daily trains to St Louis and a call to ask agents for tickets. It then reviews a Delineator article on singer Senbrich, detailing her Dresden life, rest periods, and later mountain excursions, contrasting public performance with home life. It also advertises Chamberlain's Colic Remedy for bowel complaints in children and notes its availability through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon City
J. & McClellan
Western
Kansas City
Senbrich
Binie
Sembrich
Ville Sturcetin
Dresden
Germany
Arserica
Brand
Amierten
Topeka News Notes May 1900s Local Events and Activities
Albert Parker travels to Kansas City on business. The Sells & Down circus scheduled for Kansas City next week. The street department resumes summer monitoring and wax street rails on West Sixth reaching Clay. Sheriff planning a picnic excursion. jurors for federal court sit in. Topeka baseball team trains at Washburn. Crawford theater attracting crowds with Pitkam. Central Congregational church services move to Washburn chapel during building work. Washburn baseball vs Emporia. Orient railroad plans stir regional talks. Fire department prep for new stables and horse exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker
Kansas City
Sells & Down
BE. D. McKeever
United States
Etka
Hue
A. D. Atartin Jepulaoe
West Sixth Avenue
Clay Street
Sherif Litche
Court House
Joey
District Court
Ipl
Naas
Metlowk
Santa Fe
la Junta
Topeka
Silver Lake
Federal Court
Crawford
T. J Swert
Donathon Norton
Wiser
Eax Knd
Otho Rattles
Siveo Aba
Mathonist
Frances Hughes- Wade
G. Rawson Wade
W. F. Rochr
Central Congregational Church
Exaporia
Auburn
Barneyvile
Auburn Atl
Eskridge
Council Grove
Tne
Mision Valley
Woman Beats Stomach Ailment and Carries to Maturity
Mrs Prawn fierta of Meriden testifies after years of stomach trouble that Sin le Com relieved her symptoms. She recounts miscarriages and renewed health enabling her to carry a baby to term. Now she has a healthy daughter and works better than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mas Poocam
Lomiiken
Free Medical Advice to Woman
A brief notice offering free medical guidance to women from Mrs. Pinkham, stating she understands and treats kindly. The ad claims free help and provides a massachusetts address, though the exact street is garbled. No name beyond Mrs. Pinkham is clearly readable.
Pipe Organ Association Discusses Arena Contract
Two stemmers report the concrete floor being removed to replant and space horses on cedar blocks. The Pipe Organ association directors met to discuss whether to contract for an arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe Organ Association
Harriman Loses Challenge to Northern Securities Plan
United States circuit court judges Sanborn Thayer Vandeventer and Hook deny Harriman Pierce and the Oregon Short Line intervention to block the Great Northern and Northern Pacific plan under the Sherman Act. The court holds the stock not in custody and no further appeal permitted. Thayer states the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
United States Circuit Court Today
Sanborn
Thayer Vandeventer
Hook
Harriman and Pierce
Gregan Short Line Railroad Company
Tap
Hearthers
Securities Cormpany
Great Northern and Northern Pacite Yailway
Northern Securities
Colted
Tr Viela
United States
Thayer
Edward H. Harrmah
Winslow
Pierce
Oregon Short Line Haliead Company
Wis
Walter H. Sanborn
Amos BM. Thayer
Willie Vandeventer
Willem Hoge
Topeka Curfew Ordinance Promoted for City Welfare
Local deliberations recount the 19th century curfew for youths under 15, citing reduced arrests and improved schooling in cities where enforced. Topeka council urged adoption of additional curfew ordinances and stricter enforcement to protect homes, with broader support for public schools and social welfare. An adjacent note advertises Californian farm opportunities and colonist tours in the San Joaquin Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Nisley
Topeka
Kansas
United States
Citiew
Sind
Orher Citien
Ken
Mary
Cttiow
Tope
Antime Mate
AnGinqui
San Joaquin Valles
California
Spain
Great Valley
U.S
Blanch Bojer Faces May 2 Court Trial On Vicious Window Breakage
Blanch Bojer is to be tried May 2 on charges linked to breaking front windows of the Royal billiard hall. The case stems from an incident February 14. Miss Fides remains in county hall after conviction on ten counts, fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail per count. Five counts stand against Miss Bojer, with potential total penalties of $500 and 150 days, plus time already served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Bojer
Royal Billiard Hall
Miss Fides
Yme
Fragmented Notice on Verehrter Sprig of Vehm and German Heritage
The Dortmund offshoot of the Ancient Order of Free Smiths received city approval to relocate a historic Vehm Gerichte sprig tree, planted near Kaiser area. Grand Master Otto Lehr’s death prompts Cheneoser to oversee arrangements and printing for a Greater New York German society demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehin-Linder
Dortmund
Tora Z
Germany
Order of Free Smiths
Darfalind
Bronx Harks
New York
HP. Chcuuen
Otto P. Lehr
Cheneser
Greater
Ity Council
Kaiser
Claussen
Athe
United Singers and
Noche Or
Manbesis Ine
Firockiyn Eagle
Interpreter Says Consent For Chain Of Events
A fragment from the Time Democrat quotes an interpreter about consent and planned steps. The text references a sequence of actions and a request for agreement, though the garbled OCR obscures precise details and names. The report indicates legal or formal proceedings surrounding a chain of events.
Botebe Gunpie Quast and Roteceer Ty Notice Raid Impact
An unclear OCR fragment references individuals Botebe Gunpie Quast and Roteceer Ty with a possible note about a mother related topic and a raid. Details are missing to confirm event, place, or date.
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Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
M'Collum
Wabash
St, Louis
Farr
Tae Tt
Shields
Kannis Mo
Charmberlain
Aribertat Tole Gholere
Aire
Nome News
Bs Minter
Spow
Dante Alt
Frank L. Stanton
Adeph Arons
Ypansas Avenue
Adolph Arcns
Adolph Arcos & Op
Continental Shoe Clothing Co
Topelat
Los Angeles
Cal
Harriman
First National Bank OF
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Wm. Sims
W. H. Rossington
CE Hawley
C. S. Bowman
A. A. Robi
Wm. Lima
Chas J. Lantry
Devlin
W. A. Stephens
C. E. Hawley
New
Manhattan
Wichita, Kansas
E. J. Ohmer
Pxorrierc
Saynes City
Sedana
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Terre Haste
Indianapelis
Louieville
Topska Independent Telephone Co
Blanch Boles
Vehh
Steve Waa
Workers Fair People
Seitverifs
Feos
WM. Green & Sons
Kansas Ave
Nia
Rene
Wien
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