Topeka Elks Stage Charity Romeo and Juliet in Kansas City
The Topeka Elks present a traveling version of Romeo and Juliet at Coates Opera House in Kansas City Kansas on Thursday under Wyandotte lodge auspices. The show is a benefit with over 1600 tickets sold as of yesterday. Performers rehearse quickly as organizers say the act will include stage antics and audience interaction. In a separate report from Bismarck James Caldwell fatally shot his brother after a quarrel near Williamsport, then fled.
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Topeka
Tebeks Elks
Bismarck
James
Joseph Caldwell
Williamsport
Topeka Whist Club Holds Successful First Social Session
The entertainment committee led by Colonel Norton and Harry Ashby hosted the first open meeting to awaken interest and recruit new members. About fifty attendees played, with each member inviting a guest. Scores and games featured teams from both the north and south, promising continued activity in the club.
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Topeks
7Veka
Colonel Ni Ton
Harry Ashby
Is D Ds
Theation
Preament Cope
Aed
Stanley
Geversttodare
Wits
Mears
Mary
Pene
Peent
Hugetoote
Musa
Hates
Willams
Hungute
Gieapie
Berger
Brast
Shegruenm
Munn
Johncott and
West
Seth
Wols
Hawkine
Joly
Arematfany
Mrtan
Heyden Mert
Esb
Wait
Gault
Rs Nene
Nartaa
Parker
Fbbina
Seinail Abd
Regent Vrooman Denies Doctored Regents Minutes
Regent Vrooman presents his version of the Board of Regents minutes dispute. He details how minutes were written, typed, corrected, and bound, noting that three leaves were damaged and later replaced. He asserts the original minutes were authentic and rejects claims of doctored records.
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Vrooman
Carl Vrooman
Parsons
Board of Regents
State Vatiiation
fCit
Lee
Will
Heasin
Willon
Minuets and Scandal at the College Hearing
Shorthand notes and three missing leaves trigger confrontations at a college board hearing. President Will presents documents while prosecutors contend minutes were doctored. A stolen trio of leaves is spotted, then returned, leaving a crumpled reminder of tactics used to press for a verdict.
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Will
Lamb
Hessin
Shather Fasco
Hoffman
Chalman Lamb
Take the Colorado Flyer to Colorado Springs Train Offer
Colorado Springs trip details advertise the Colorado Flyer from Topeka at 4 10 pm arriving 10 40 am next day six hours faster than rivals via western Kansas with sleeper service and through care inquire AM Fuller P and T A North Topeka ticket agent W R Lace y Reunion at Hutchinson round trip Santa Fe limited to dates 25 26 and 27 with fare listed
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Topeka
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Missouri River
Gabe
Hutchinson
Santa Be
Methodist Ministers Discuss Hose Lynching in Atlanta
In Atlanta on an April day Methodist ministers debated the lynching of Sam Hose. Rev Wilber Thirkfeld called the crime beyond words and urged action in behalf of the community. Rev Joel T Davis presented resolutions condemning the crime while noting lynching harms society. Discussion stretched long. action was deferred for one week.
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Atlanta
Sam Hose
Wilber Thirkfeld
Joel T. Davis
Surprise for Laws Emerges in Emporia Divorce Suit
Emporia society figure Hallie Lawe Laws sues her husband David Laws for divorce accusing drunkenness. The Lyon county case surfaced briefly as Laws, former Republican county chairman and ex assistant postmaster, had been away at an inpatient sobriety institute and returned to Emporia recently.
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Emporia
Prom
Lyon County District Court
Lambert & Huggins
Hallie Lawe
David Laws
Republican County Central Committee
Byan County
Buffalo Jones Leads Oklahoma Colony to Ute Reservation
A colony from Roger Mills county Oklahoma departs overland for the Ute reservation in Colorado to be opened for settlement. Buffalo Jones, the original frontiersman, will lead the party. Last week Captain S Webber and a company left Yukon for the same destination.
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Ute Reservation
Guthrie
O. T
Roger Mills County
Colorado
Buffalo Jones
S. Webber
Yukon
Whole party died in timber cruise near Astoria
reports confirm the entire party that left Seaside April 7 is dead. bodies of Heikman and Rader found near Sugar Loaf mountain, Doty, Burke, and Cloutrie identified, with one unnamed member still missing. speculation links deaths to poisoned canned meat or vegetables. additional notes mention travel tickets and a laundry ad appearing in the same item.
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Astoria
Ore
Seaside
H. Doty
Louis Chance
Lovie
John Burke
PB. Heikman
W.T. Rader
Portland
A. J. Cloutrie
Louie
Heikman
Rader
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Doty
Strike Will Go On
Bridgeton April 23 glass manufacturers reject proposal to velonize local glass factories from a Business Men's committee. This action halts a proposed settlement and affects ongoing industrial plans in the area.
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Bridget
N. J
Gethas
Queer Sects In Paris Attract Attention And Jewels Of Isis
A London Telegraph notice describes Neo-Paxans and Zoroastrian links in Paris with rites rumored to honor Isis. It mentions a possible dance of the four elements led by a priestess from the Seine, and notes affluent patrons and elaborate greenhouses in associated circles including Iselin and Flagler, with rare plants and blooming conservatories.
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London Telegraph
Paris
Isis
Bar Isis
Montmartre
St. Germain Des Pres
Nile
Seine
Flowers of the Rich at Lyndhurst Estate Bloom for Easter
The New York World notes wealthy New Yorkers, led by Miss Helen Gould, maintain lavish conservatories along the Sound and Hudson. Lyndhurst at Irvington hosts a plant collection worth about 500000 with an orchid house costing 206000 and blooms sent to churches and hospitals. Gould names specimen plants after family members and pursues elaborate horticulture at Mortculture.
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New York
The
Sound
the Hudson
Helen Gould
Lyndhurst
Irvington-on-the- Hudson
Stamford
N. Y
Yate Jay Gould
Miss Gould
Frank Gould
Edwin Gould
George Gould
Rather Be a Filipino Than Live in Georgia Under Conditions
New York April 25 colored miners in New York City denounce Georgia conditions. At a Starks Street meeting Rev Wm Ho Brooke appeals for lawful treatment until trials. Rev P Tompkins of St James Presbyterian says he’d rather be Filipino under Spanish rule than endure Georgia law and order.
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New York City
St. Starks St
Ho Brooke
St. Church
South
Rev. P. & Tompkins
Sr. James Presbyterian Church
Georgia
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