Shocks at Church Performance Draws Crowd
The Rev. Tierney of A fulr officiated at a Saturday event in Wralee theater. A crowd from the local Grand Army men gathered after the morning performances. A dancer from New Fork was praised by attendees. The scene included moments of tension as the priest restrained his indignation during the show.
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Stout
Er Tierney
Grand Army
Wralee
Fathir Derney
Teak
Eli Ceshidice
D ruggists angle to curb proposed tax on medicines
New York April 21 Wholesale drug trade members express concern over a proposed tax on proprietary medicines. The trade section plans a delegation to Washington to present views to congressional committees. They favor limiting the tax to 1 cent per package and seek organized action.
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York
Rection Mere
Am Te
Washington
May boycott beer threats hit Milwaukee Brewers workers
April reports show Brewers employees threatening a boycott after an ultimatum to accept a 4 percent pay cut with no wage reduction. The dispute sparks fears of nationwide sympathy actions and possible labor unrest influenced by Greased labor unions and the national association of railway workers.
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Milwaukee
Etr
America
Suny
East
Buffalo preservation and ranch plans amid northwest threats
Pierre 5-D April describes efforts by Fred Dupres an old ranchman near Cheyenne River to protect buffalo herds from extinction. He plans to clone and keep a herd at the Indian department permit to the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation as a safeguard against total loss.
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Pierre
Peartee
Sen
Northwest
Fred Dupres
Cheyenne
Indian Department
New Lease on Life From Kidney Remedies Claim
An advertisement extols Morrow's Kidneyids as a permanent cure for kidney troubles and general vigor. It links kidney health to overall vitality and promotes Liver lax, Livertax, and Kidnevidy products produced by the Herb Medicine Co with postpaid orders and pricing details.
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Morrow
Guy
Cannes
Herb Medicine Co
Reese
Aia
Anti Leedy Delegates In Topeka Primaries Stir County Plans
The Topeka county committee organized precincts and aims to elect an anti Leedy delegation at the Saturday county convention. While Leedy is expected to be renominated with limited opposition, Topeka’s delegates may influence other counties and spark a broader shift. Names of precinct delegates and alternates across wards are listed.
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Cone Tral
Pup- Whe
Rim
Plex
Leedy
Shawnee County
Preelice
Stevens
P. Jaques
le Heartburs
He Quart
Pierre Sanace Horee Young
R. E. Jones
I Collins
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Gt. Meury
Hohney
el Corning
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Third Preeinet
Deterates
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BJ. Close
Woo
Wagner
FP. Close
Gen Washington
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Gev
W. Clark
OG. A. Bradford
Cp Judd
Henry Eberly
Wol. Travis
J. C. Greenfield
Wil Tru«ey
Topeka Vinegar Works
Topekas
Care Journal
Fendick
H.C. Care Journal
Hull
Rypair Co
H.8th
Holish Board of Pardons Grants Clemency to Kansas Offenders
Governor Leedy signs clemency orders at a July session freeing three inmates from Kansas prisons. Pardons include two penitentiary convicts and a Butler county man for assault on a stepson. A Cowley county resident and a Kansas City offender are also released. Also noted are insurance fee payments and rail travel ads.
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State Penitentiary
Butler County
F. A_ Skinkle
Cowley County
el Parker
Kansas City
Kent
Panton
Tomorry
Samuel Crowley
Anght Mintes
Butter County
Board of Pardons
Browns Triumph In Rainy St Louis Pitching
St Louis hosted Cleveland on March 23 as Browns beat the Indians amid a cold, drizzly day. Traxler struggled before Mazes relieved. Mud scored for Cleveland in the sixth. Attendance was about 30. Batteries Cleveland Wilson and OConnor Louisville Frazion Magee and Wilson.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Tak Browns
Pittsburge
ELAND
Louleville Apel Theene
Traxler
Beure
Batteries
Claveland
Wilson and
O'Connor
Louisville
Frazion
Magee
Wilson
Great American mile race planned for Bald and Michael
In New York on April 25 officials announced plans for a high profile mile race between E Bald, the three year American sprinting champion, and James Michael, two time middle distance champion. Money posted by American Cycle Association. no date set, likely spring. pace makers to be used. conditions vary for both athletes and travel plans remain unsettled.
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Raova
E. Bald
America
James Michael
Bald
American Cycle Radar Association
Shafer Uick
Shafer
Jand
Michael
Ching
Evid
Maton
Maid Boffalo
Indians rout Washburn in hard fought baseball game
The Haskell Indians overwhelmed Washburn 20 to 0 as Taxter faltered on the mound. Indians piled eight runs by the fourth, added four in the fifth, then added one in the seventh and two in the ninth while Washburn struggled. Stricklet pitched for Washburn with six strikeouts.
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Augusta Marcheurite
Taxkell
Aet & Min
Taxter
Washburns
Indians
Leek Credit
Washburn
Stricklet
Topeka
Ushett
Baxter
Errura
Balme
War Gets 4 Catcher Wilkins of the Atchison Glob
Joe Wilkins of the Atchison Globe joins the militia at Glenwood Iowa after receiving a telegram ordering him to report immediately. Meanwhile Atchison aims to sign Hartman, catcher for Armoura, to bolster the club for tomorrow's sale.
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Wilkins
The
Atchison Glob
Atchison Globe
Joe Wilkins
Atchison
Glenwood
Iowa
Pare Tive
Atchison Club
Hartman
Armoura
Spain declares war on United States in April decree
Madrid reports a royal decree breaking off diplomatic relations with the United States and declaring war. It grants Spain the right to privateering, outlines rules for neutral trade and contraband, and details the use of auxiliary cruisers under naval control.
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United States
Madrid
Span
Thes
Spain
Paris
Mercantile Marine
Wilie
Water for Troops in Cuba Plan Mirrors War Needs
The War Department plans steel tanks to move fresh water from Key West to Cuba for invading troops. Water will be shipped by water boats and distributed along the coast as needed. Maintaining health in Cuban summer conditions poses major medical and subsistence challenges for officers and men.
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Washington, Apes
War Department
Cuba
Key West
Navy Department i
Iarse Dierkling Hetmipalie
Uin Trogpa
Campaiea
Guba
Troopa
Patchogue Lace Factory Explosion Shakes Town
A massive blast at the Patchogue Lace Company bleaching house late Saturday night wrecked the bleach room and damaged nearby facilities. The steam belt failure hurled a six inch pipe into the air and blindsided workers. no one was injured as the building housed about 200 employees and a daytime panic was avoided. Loss is estimated in the thousands of dollars.
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Patchogue
L. 1
Patchogue Lave Company
Ex-congressman in Washington forgery case shocks capital
An elderly former California lawmaker who witnessed the Terry Broderick duel has been charged with forging checks in the capitol building. He admitted signing several checks totaling sums from $15 to $50, some under names of congressmen including a West Virginia member. Chief Detective Sinnott supervises the case, with prospects of help from former friends.
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Washington
Congress
California
Chaplel
Jie
House of Representatives
West Virginia
Sinnott
Capitol
Gladstone's Condition Reported Deterioration Lies Denied
London April 25 The Daily Chronicle rejects claims that Mr Gladstone has not spoken for two days. It reports he converses with family and medical advisers, endures pain with patient fortitude and eats tolerably. He attends meals in the library and receives friends with calm, tearful witnesses noting his unwavering endurance.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Gladstone
Gladstony
Republicans Target Judge Cole in Supreme Court Bid
Republicans in the Seventh district and western counties of the southern division of the court of appeals revive a long standing grudge against Judge Birick G. Cole. They oppose his candidacy for associate justice of the supreme court, citing past staffing choices and delays, with Cole’s renomination prospects said to have weakened as the campaign intensifies.
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Southern Department
Court of Appeals
Birick G. Cole
Supreme Court
Cole
Sip
Ae Wien
Bath for a Nickel Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia readers visited the Naudain and Lelthwow street Public Bath and Wash House as trustees opened the facility on a Saturday afternoon. Built to serve the crowded city area, the bathhouse offers daily hot baths for five cents. The ground cost was $5,700 with a total building cost of $21,788 and $1,000 still to be raised before summer.
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Philadelphia
Naudain
Lelthwow Street
Public Bath Association
Mrs Whitney No Worse In New York After Journey
New York reports Mrs Whitney’s condition improved after a cross country journey from Alten. S C. doctors say the trip did not worsen her health and she shows no ill effects. Society observers note the withdrawal of the party and the carriage procession along West Fifty seventh street.
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New York
Whitney
No. M West Pifty
Seventh Street
Shawnee lodge parade planned for April 26 at Temple
Shawnee lodge No. 1 invites members and visiting orders to gather at 1 20 P M on April 26 at Temple No 621 24 Quincy Street to participate in a 78th anniversary parade The notice also promotes Klondike travel information and Rock Island routes to Alaska with a Portland excursion departing Topeka Kansas each Friday and contact for details with BE E MacLeod A G P A Topeka Kansas.
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Temple
Quincy Street
Order
Klondike
Alaska
Great Rock Island
Pacific Coast
Copper River
Rock Island
Portland
Oregon
Topeka
Kansas
Puget Sound
BE. E, MacLeod
Danish Pianist Aly Hylested to perform at Library Hall
A Danish pianist Aly Hylested will appear at Library Hall next Saturday evening under Federated clubs auspices in Tepes. His European and Eastern reputation makes this western tour notable in musical circles. The event opens a week of attractions including Sharpley Lyceum Theater’s A Celebrated Case at Crawford Theater tonight with vaudeville between acts. Admission includes a 20 cent ticket. free pull will be offered.
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Augustus Hyllested
Library Hall
Tepeks
Herr Hylested
Sharpley Lyceum Theater Company
Crawford Theater
Tonleht
EW Crawford Theater
Sharpley’s Lyceum Theater Co
Aida Lawrence
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