Ward Resigns as Topeka Ball Association Head
A. B. Ward resigns as secretary of the Topeka Baseball Association, with W. F. Login elected to succeed him. Ward remains on the executive board. posters, police details, and crowd control measures are planned for the season, and progress with players and growth of the association is noted as the pennant race nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Topeka
Rix Selon
Severn
Wandburn Park
College
Mannenr Alberts
Second trial of Senator Foxe Jewell in Kane City
The second trial of State Senator Foxe Jewell, charged with soliciting a tribe for tin vote on baking powder legislation, opened in Kane City, Missouri. At the first trial the jury disagreed. General BEC Crow appeared for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Jewell
Kane City
Foxe Jewell
Criminal Court
Inrway
Bec Crow
Country Troubles the Cause in Kansas Town Shooting
James Bunnion, a former Teradeth Kansas resident, attempted to shoot Wisewit with a 22 caliber revolver, a family dispute cited as motive. In Dublin, King Edward and Queen Alexandra along with their suite arrived by royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Rugetown before noon.
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Satiin
Kas
James Bnnnoun
Company i
Teradeth Kansas Reetrent
Paols
Subie
Wisewit
King Edward
Ireland
Dubin
King Edward Queen Alexandra
Rugetown
Victoris and
Albert
Grocers Seek Freight-Rate Hearing For Kansas Towns
Salina Hutchinson and Wichita wholesalers sue state board over local freight rates alleging discrimination against central Kansas towns. Plaintiffs include Wichita Grocery Co and several Salina and Hutchinson firms against Rock Island Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and prison rail lines seeking immediate uniform distribution rates to eastern Kansas markets.
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State Board of Riltross Commissioners
Salina
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas
Topeka
Atchison, Leavenworth
Port Scott
Missouri Hyer Pointe
Wichita Grocery Company
Lehman Higginson Grocery Company
Jett & Wood
Aytesbury Mercantile Company
HD. le Mercantile Company
Watson Durand-Kasper Grocery Company
Hutchinson Grocery Company
Sentney Grocery Company
Central Mercantile Campus
Gonder-Petro Mercantile Company
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Prison
Eldées
Atchison
Leavenworth
Fort Beott
John Krean Brewery of New York Placed in Receivership
OM Brewery Rails New York April 26 one of the wisest breweries in the city the John Krean company has been placed in a receiver's hands Liabilities estimated at 490000 about 500900 petitioners say the company is short of ready money and cannot meet obligations due to dull business and poor collections Established in 1853 Spanish Premier Maura Shot At Madrid April 26 Premier Maura arrived this morning was not wounded while on land a bullet whistled through the roof of his car The accident caused alarm but no injuries were reported
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OM Brewery
Rails
New York
John Krean Company
Madrid
Maura
Guthrie Seeks New Location for Topeka Foundry
Guthrie Oklahoma figures strongly in a bid to lure the Topeka foundry away from its current site. Representatives from Guthrie and territory officials discussed offers, with the proprietor A Holcomb noting only that the talks center on a good offer. The present building at Second and Jackson streets must move soon as the foundry seeks new quarters. Major T J Anderson of the Topeka Commercial Club says capital has not been interested in a new build, though the club is aiding the move. The effort continues as Oklahoma promises inducements and a favorable location.
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Guthrie
Topeka
Tutely
A. Holcomb
Oklahoma
Second
Jackson Streets
Halcomb
Commercial Cive
T. J. Anderson
Topeka Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Ias
Hock Iskind System
Oklahowa
Rock Island
Gilahoma
Tennessee
Nebraska
Towa
Clinois
Indiana
Ohio
Labor Party Dominates New Cabinet Roster
Excepting Mr Higgins the entire new cabinet is made up of Labor Party members. Key figures include Mr Batchelor minister for these affairs Mr Fisher president of the board of trade Mr Dawson minister of defense Mr Mahat postmaster general and Mr McGregor vice president of the executive council.
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Mr. Higgins
Batchelor
Fisher
Board of Trade
Dawson
Mahat
McGregor
Executive Council
Higgins
Labor Party
Supreme Court Dissent on Chinese Exclusion Case
In Washington the Supreme Court delivered an opinion in Sing Tuck and 31 others held for deportation, ruling citizens must exhaust remedies under the 1894 exclusion law before court review. Justice Brewer dissented, calling inspector actions star chamber and warning China’s growing influence may provoke a national backlash. Nominations for September races and typhus in German troops are noted, along with Colon el Donnelson's death and Alaska’s delegate bill passage.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Sing Tuck
Justice Holmen
Justice Brewer
Brewer
China
Peckham
Malone
N.Y
Fragmented clippings mix into a Topeka page snapshot
A garbled OCR page from a Topeka paper lists diverse items from ball games, divorces, and local society events to church notices. It mentions F concert prizes, Washburn field baseball, May Day weather musings, and a sheriff-like police role, with scattered names such as F. Coleman, Gus Alberts, Pred Whittaker, and T. W. Harrison. The text also references Scottish Rite, Masons, onion party humor, and a Pearl Martin reception at a local church.
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Abana
Nisaley
F. Coleman
BK Coleman
Leavenworth
Topeka
Griggs
Marshall
Oklahorma City
F. M. Newland
East Sixth Avenue
National Grocern’ Malevcaition
Newland
San Francisco
Associaton
Maxonte Temple
Jacob Smith
Topeka Club
Scottinh
Masonic Temple
Roy Johnson
Santa Fe
Bile
Buffalo Chase
Johnson
Surislay
Whior
Ladies Missionary Society
Sacong United Presbyterian Church
Fillmore and
Huntoor Street
Pearl Martin
American Missionary Hospital
Asyutt
Miss Jin
Nurse's School of Christ Hospital
Fire-Destroyed London Warehouses Hit By Blaze
Four London and Northwestern railway company warehouses in the Minories district burned overnight causing a $507,000 loss. The Holy Trinity Church, tied to the Washington family, narrowly escaped significant damage as firemen halted the roof’s collapse. The Four-Track News editor praises the March issue for its educational value and engaging content. Doan's Ointment testimonial appears in the clipping.
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Lenion
London & Northwestern Railroad Company
Church of the Holy Trinity
Washington
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Woman of Thought and Thrift
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
MR. Ward
P. Logen
Punchestown
Kingstown
Hostetter
Holcomb Foundry
Rome
Ituda Pest
Pia
Phesenger
Melbourne
Vitoria
Watson
Hughes
Bari Stearns
Rowley & Snow
Sudge Brewer
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Charter Oak
Capital City
Charter Oak Wi
Sertin
Apri
Leutwein
German Southwest Africa
Éables
von Glazenapp
Otjihanea
Donnison
Sedan
Samuel Donelaen
Labete County
Alaska
House
Ectech
Norrel
Toneni
Tate
Aweae
Doan
C.F. Cornwell
Valles Streat
Bougerties
Frank Hobart
Good Clothes Store
de Auerbach Sguettel
Hansas Avenue
Atich
A. E. Cooper
The
First National Bank OF
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Wm. Sims
W. H. Rensington
A A. Taro
Remington
W Sims
Chas
Botane
A. Stephens
CE. Hawley
Kanes City
Sevial
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Terre “Haute
Indianapolis
Louleville
Kansas Avenue
Capitol Building
Kansas Ave
Qua
Wissoské Kansas Tel Ca
Peas 999
National Stables
Jackson Street
W. A. Gilchrist
Bert Fisher
Wrybody
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