Leavenworth Sees Gala G A Pril Bond and Appointments
A city council meeting in Leavenworth approved a 5000 dollar bond for the department’s adjutant general and announced staff appointments. Dates October 11 to 15 were set for a departmental event with plans tied to state officials and a June Kansas City gathering noted.
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Leavenworth
Coloneldi
Glipatrick
Goerpe Ho Teary
Hart
Jud
Thre Botkin
Hutchinson
Benton Free Chainundérob
Wilson
Bestel
J. J. Breware
Fortscott
Charles Harti
Emporia
Jh. H. Dearning
Wichita
Lewis Hanback
TJ. Anderson
A. M. Fuller
Kannee City
Botanmur
Auffaly
Aviaabie
Betkin
Lewis Branbeck
Kansas City
Kuswenteeter
Reneral
Ben Et. Downing
Judie aAdvocate
John C. Carpentier
Charity
Tistetime Officer
Robert McGrewor
Baxter Sprinca Onset of
Sides
A. E Waterhouse
Ation Militar
Borin
Leavanworsh Eee Tearshal
John A. Fouts
Cotmissary
John L. Taylor
Leavenwerth, ‘the Spy
Decorate On Saturday And Memorial Events Fixed
General orders announce May 3 as the decorating day and Sunday observances, adjusting memorial services to avoid conflicts. Commander Theo of Kansas reports Captain Clarkson’s instructions, with Commander Rotkit now leading the department and Maude Merrell appointed as department clerk.
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Commaidor Rotkit
Kansas Department
Dol WC
Man Beirg
Mist Maude Merrell
Hillmon Case Proceedings Show Insurance Firms Involved
In the Hillmon matter Wheat of Leavenworth and Hut shining of Kansas City appear as attorneys in a bitter dispute over Bien Hillmon and a son’s purchase of Hillmen interest. Defendants argue for a delay as insurers seek advantage by proving two interested parties conflict. Subpoenas were issued for Wheat and Hut hine to appear in court Saturday morning to reveal extent of involvement.
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L. B. Wheat
Leavenworth
F. Hutching
Kginsse
Bien
Weathermts
Die Insurance
Ideal Panacea and Hair Renewer Endorsed by Clergy
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and related ailments with testimonials from Rev John Bergus and James L Francis. It promotes an Ideal Cure with free samples at Jo Ke Jones’ drug store and features Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer by Lee Jones, phone 430.
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James L. Francis
Algerman
Chicago
Ruya
King
John Bergus
Keokuk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henetefal
Dr. King
Tisai
Jo. Ke Jones
Fifth Street
Haneas Avenue
Topeka Auditorium plans outline bold building ideas
At a directors meeting of the Topeka Auditorium Association the organization was formalized with by laws and a 44 member board. Plans call for a brick building facing Kansas Avenue with ample exits, seating 6 000, and a stock plan issuing 3400 shares with coupons funding future entertainments and building improvements.
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Topeka
Tartenn Jag
Sugcested Py
Rollewing Ks
Anierson
Ofichy Ehalirsey
Victer CP Adam
B.S Brigham
Wm. Geen
Gita Kidine
Henderson
Th. Nereis
Clyy Park
Noor
Audtrorhan
Miiity Park
Leta Jer
Uliah
Comenitigc
Fourie
Gael Attvors
Netiele
Petman
Witech
Girotiy
Coutas
Corn Planting Behind Schedule Across Corn Belt
Chicago reports from 468 correspondents across 110 counties show spring planting is generally one to three weeks late, except in northern Iowa and northern Missouri where timing is closer to last year. Other crops are up to the average, while weather and regional conditions drive the delay. The item also mentions Dr. Angel’s leave of absence and a local ad for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and
Quincey Road
Towa
Missouri
Geniral
Nebraska
Iowa
J. Warren
Pleasant Bronk
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Avgsli
Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
Aneel
Turkey
Angel
Confederate Monument Unveiled in Dallas With Ceremonial Rites
In Dallas on April 29 the Confederate Monument, a Texas granite shaft six feet high, was unveiled by Daughters of the Confederacy. Figures of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and Albert Sidney Johnston stand on pedestals at its base. Eulogies were given by John H. Reagan and others as young ladies decorated the monument with towers during a ceremonial battle of towers concluding the event.
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Dallas
Tex
Daughters of the Confecracy of
Texas
Jefferson Davis
R. E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Sidney Johnston
Jef Davie
Tt. BH. Lee
George N. Aldredze
H. W. Lightfoot
Albert Si@nes Johnston
Norman G. Kittrel
A. T. Watts
Burglar Foiled by Merchants Policeman at Burnett Jewelry
Early this morning a thief tried to break into RE V. Burnett's jewelry store at 627 Kansas Avenue using a crowbar. Merchant Policeman Owen rushed in hearing the alarm, fired twice, and the burglar escaped. the crowbar and broken lock edge were found outside the rear door.
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RE V. Burnett
Kansas Avenue
Hitchell & Marburg
Burnett
Toose
Owen
Republicans Yet Short Deboe Election Fails Senate Majority
Washington April 29 The Kentucky election of Deboe does not alter the senate balance. Without Kyle and the Vice President, Republicans trail 43 to 32 with 12 Populists and silver Republicans. Kyle with the vote and the Vice President could give Republicans 44 and a majority, but a party vote remains possible.
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Deboe
Senate
Washington
Kentucky
Seonter Kyle
South Dakota
Fogether
Debpe
Kyle
Republicas
Vicce
Florida
Ed Newcomb Captured After Burst of Vandalism
Wichita Apel 22 A special to the Beacon from Newkire T says Ed Newcomb leader of a noted batch of pullaws has been caught and jailed with the band broken up. Deputy Marshals Brown and Ted Etter found the trail and confronted Newcomb near a stream bend. They pursued and after a struggle he fled on horseback. The next morning a physician treated a wounded man who proved to be Newcomb, captured after a chase.
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Wichita
Apel
Newkire
Ed Newcureb Lader
Brown
Tedetter
Newcomb
Winchesters
TWO AMERICANS IN PRISON IN CUBA NEWS REPORT
Consul General Lee reports two American citizens jailed in Cuba. Jos. Thomas was arrested in Havana on April 20, with charge details unclear. Rafael Fernandes was seized by Cuban troops and held. consular officials request full treaty rights and due process. News notes a separate mountain outlaws incident and a rancher’s body recovered near Cuften, with names and details partially garbled.
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Washington
Lee
State Department
Cuba
Rafael Fernandes
Casalec
Funeral at First Presbyterian for Judge McFarland
Large crowd attended the 10 o'clock service at Topeka First Presbyterian Church for Judge N C McFarland. Dr F S McCabe and Rev Linus Blakesley presided, praising his integrity and faith. A brief grave service followed at Topeka Cemetery, with pallbearers drawn from close friends and family.
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N. C. McFarland
First Presbyterian Church
Judge McFarland
Presbyterian Church
Dames Gee
W. Parkhurst
F. E. Weer
W. R. Carrie
BH. W. Hinckley
Judge McParland
Licht
F. 5. McCabe
Jude McFarland
Jesus Christ
Christ
Moley
Tim
Mase
Amilng
John Guthrie
W. A Jonnsion
Wm_ Sims
C. E. Jenqs
Jonathan ‘Thames
Col
John Ker
Topeka
McFarland
Judge Hazen Adjourns Court For Judge McFarland Funeral
The Shawnee county district court honored late Judge N C Mc Farland by adjourning briefly to attend his funeral. Judge Hazen excused a jury then in trial and jurors in a separate case to join the service, returning to resume court after the ceremony as most of the city’s legal community gathered.
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Hazen
McFarland
District Court
Shawnee County
N.C. McFarland
Court House
Bloodthirsty Lover Shot Cousin and Mother Then Burned Home
A man named James Brooks killed his lover and her mother in Red Banke near San Pranceco, then set their home on fire and died in the blaze. Brooks, formerly a ranch laborer, was discharged for loving Lulu Qualle despite her objections. The double murder and arson occurred after an argument over the relationship.
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San Pranceco
Red Banke
Themis
Der
Jorn Quaiie
Luhi
James Brooks
Brooks
Qualles Ranch
Mise
Lulu
Qualle’s
Kochs Phthisis Cure Report From Frankfort Deputy Consul
A report to the state department by Dean Mason deputy consul general of Frankfort details Kochs method for treating phthisis. It summarizes the remedy preparation and administration and notes practical experimental results. The account emphasizes the practitioner’s skill and the contemporary findings.
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Koch
Washington
Dean Mason
Gengral
Frankfort
Card of Thanks for Nora Deupree and Family
The Deupree family thanks officials state house and friends who helped through the sickness and death of beloved husband and brother Nora Deupree. J W Deupree and Deupree family express gratitude for support and kindness from neighbors and acquaintances.
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State House
North Topeka society notes and local arrivals
North Topeka column details visitors and residents. Frisble of Manhattan in town visiting relatives. Ward of Silver Lake, Palmer of Kansas City, telegraph superintendent, in town. Local business changes include Lukens brothers building retouched. Miss Lucy Dittus cashier at North Star groc. Church and club events noted with Bible study, whist club at Chesterfield, and a cake walk won by Miss Clara Steele.
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Tema
Kansas Avenue
Frisble
Manhattan
W. C. Steele
Seward Ward
Silver Lake
North Aide
Palmer
Kansas City
Telegraph
Lukens’ Brothers
Lucy Dittus
Meriden
Northside
C. M. Blanchard
Bufard
Davis
Central Avenue
Kansas Avenue ME
Rev
Chandler
FAA
Clara Steele
Utah delegation to invite President to Pioneer Jubilee
A delegation chosen by Governor Wells and the Utah semicentennial commission will travel to Washington to invite President McKinley to attend the Jubilee celebration for Utah pioneers arriving in July. The group includes George Z Cannon P H Lannan and George W Bartoni with state senators and congressmen. They depart Salt Lake City next Monday.
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Salt Lake
Ghovernor Wells
Utah
McKinsey
Congress
Messrs. Cannon, Lanfan and
Barth
Washington
Reduced Rates to St Louis and National Turnfest
Reduced travel to St Louis or the National Turnfest offered by the Union Pacific. Tickets will be one fare for round trips with sale dates in May from Dolita to Kansan Nebraska and Colorado. Fast connections, best accommodations, and inquiries to the agent for further information.
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St Louis
Union
St. Dowie
Union Pacific
Dolita
Kansan
Nebraska
Colorado
Dr Pierce's Health Advice Advertises Womanly Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's health products and books for women's ailments and the care of pregnancy. It touts Prevett pills and a medical discovery as cures and promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser as a life saving guide with many women testifying to its value. A new edition is available with paper or cloth binding and requests orders via a mailing address.
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Weil
Maud Ce
Ohta
Pierce
Seandary Medical Association
Stampa
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Marie Nonroy
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Ourawa
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Mille
Sorter
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Mins Dent
Dunbar
Kansas
G.A.R. Reunion
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Beyel Bake Powder Co
New York
Hillmon
Hall
Lee Jones
Annie
DeWht
G. W. Bransfield
Kansas Ave
ED Newcomb
Oklahoma
Spacifh
Cate Angi
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Sain Fess
Fred Higena
Wiack Jack
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Stern Grane Porate
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Adil
Sir Louis
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J. W. Deupree
Deupree
North Topeka
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W. C Steele
Buck
Second Presbyterian Church
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Frankie Short
Jordan
Miss Short
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Utica
J. S
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Board of Education
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Paramore Street
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Id Menry
Edwards
Cheney
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Rochester
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Buchanan Street
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Mra Miller
Charlie
C. Welsh
Willard
Bred Carson
Jobo
Wm Gushard
Geraldine
Chirlie Heartburg
Dorothy
Baptist Indies
R. B. McMasters
Jackson Street
Mia
Nicholson
Horace Aton
Edna Fence
Mary Petro
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C. Kistler
Char
Berry
Will
M’kincey
J. M. Knight
Omine Undertaker & Furniture Dealer
Ig Bisuress
Feahile
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Pilone
Biliousness
A. D. Clark
Indian Territory
Rugs
ST. Louis
Weankite Ave
Prise Ist
Ota
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