Dedicatory exercises for Louisiana Purchase Exposition open with Roosevelt
In St Louis on April 30 Congressman Tawney spoke for the House praising the centennial Louisiana Purchase Exposition as a tribute to Jefferson and American progress. The ceremony opened with a national salute as President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attended, followed by congratulations from Secretary Shaw and foreign diplomats.
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St. Louia
House 'S Representatives
Tawney
Lautelana
Congresse
United States
Hotas
Thomas Jefersas
Frebie Republic
Great Britain
Louisiana
Republica
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Bartholdt
St. Louis
Cassini
Sternburg
Germany
Hyngelmuller
Austria- Hungary
Aspiron
Mexico
Roosevelt
Incheon
White House
ATL
Opening Works Patent Ceremony at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
President Roomerville pressed the ordon key in the East Room releasing the gigantic machinery and fake cascades at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. The ceremony included cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, ambassadors, and foreign diplomats as the Marine Band played and the president prepared to start the energy of the exhibit.
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National Capital
Washington
Roomerville
Ft. Louim
Wiihington Monument
White House
Fred
Bocréthry Taft
Benamin
Montgomery
Winked
Signa
Mleeraph
Coat Room
Ln Jede
Cleveland
General Greely
Ehrigtos
Ie East
Te Orélock
Jamseie
Kennevelt
Fooartvelt
Hall Fortha
Krounde
Republic
Talk of Fire Test Delays City Water Pressure Readiness
Mayor Borgundthal has yet to set a test time for city water pressure crucial to fire defense. A Commercial club committee pressed him Friday to arrange two tests, but exact day and hour remain undecided. He will discuss with Fire Marshal Wilmarth, considering options from a sudden alarm to notifying the water company in advance.
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Borgundthal
Wilmarth
Aee
Siniwares
Cider Smith Illness Hangs Over Local Business
Cider Smith has been very rich for two weeks and his life has nearly despaired, but he is slowly improving and is expected to recover. The following weather forecast for the State Journal predicts rain tonight and Sunday, then a period of clear weather.
Boys Arrested on Burglary and Larceny Charge
WI Sheard and BH P Hartner are held at the police station after being arrested at noon by Detectives Pavey and Gardiner on charges of burshiry and larceny. They allegedly stole clothing and other small items from Arthur Broe’s grocery at Fourth and Taylor. Each man is described as drunk at the time and both deny intent to steal.
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WI Sheard
BH. P. Hartner
Burshiry
Pavey
Gardiner
Wlealing Clmarn
Arthur Broe
Fourth
Taylor Streets
Sheard i
Harther
Morgan Exports Gold To Paris For Panama Payment
New York April 20 J P Morgan & Co will export an additional 1 500 060 gold to Paris to meet the Panama canal payment this probably will be the extent of the firms direct shipment in connection with the Panama matter Great Northern Pays Dividend New York April 30 The regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on Great Northern preferred stock was amounted today payable May 2 Shaw Calls for Money Washington April 30 Secretary Shaw this afternoon will make an additional call on deposit banks for 1 percent of their holdings on account of the Panama canal purchase
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Morgen
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Paris
Panama Canal
Panama
Great Northers
Great Northern
Ae Eee
Shaw
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla: The Best Blood Purifier Ad
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a superior remedy with claims of treating scrofula eczema and rheumatism. The ad asserts it cured incurable conditions and improves digestion and vitality, urging readers to start taking it immediately.
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Hood
Stahl Moves to Dismiss Police Officers Tonight
Chief of Police Frank Stahl announced plans to dismiss Georg Stoneking tonight with four more officers to follow next week. The shakeup includes reassignment of H. P. Smith to jailer and Tohn Lucas to the detective squad, while several others are named as permanent replacements. The four detectives presently on duty will not lose their heads, and the mayor, police committee and Stahl will brief the force at a later time.
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Frank Stahl
Georg Stoneking
H. P. Smith
McCottum
Tohn Lucas
Rin” White
Might Witte
Dhemissile
Feall
Asher
Duncan
Charles Smith
Hutton
Small
Woodward
Hart
Henrick
Milchelt
Henderson
Douglas
Welles
Barnes
Walker
James
Brodis
Parcells
Bundy
Lucan
Ross
Gardiner
Dunenberry
Bergund
Police Committee
Stahl
Myrkeit
McCoturn
Darby
Mentrey
Joan Gardiner
Lime Kilns Defeat Jop Mass Sluggers in Nine Street Game
The Lime Kilns beat the Jop Mass Sluggers 10 to 7 in a Ninth and Fillmore street baseball game. The Lime Kilns have won all five games this year, with Layton and Beith starring. Local lodge activities include Col J B Hazen returning from Humboldt and a Knighs of Maccabees gathering in town.
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Harry Bone
Fort Smith
Arkanawa
Seventh Street
Fillmore Street
Col
J.B. Hazen
Knights of [Maccabees
Humboldt
Kan
Ralse
Mens Harm
Col. Hosen
Eordin
Ninth
Fillmore Streets
Lime Reeper
Ling
Layton
Beith
Lime Seins
Hine Retief Corps
Phi
Brill
Whitehead
Aire
Green
Mabry
Birk Haven
Alten
Shorey
Sastre Dere
Hofer
Wolverton
Mire
Horton
Irs
Tavis
Hubert
Ward
Topekans Embrace Metro Growth and Ice Wagon Service
Topeka adopts a more urban image with Vinewood park and electric street railways. The Peoples Ice and Fuel Company unveils a new ice wagon fleet and horse team, led by manager CH A Schwers, pledging prompt service, kind treatment of draft horses, and plans for superior product quality and customer care in the city.
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Metropolitar
Vinewood Park
Peoples Ice and Fuel Company
Vasu
Hoes
Hauss
Aid Mall el S
Iee Ice and Fuel Company
Manawer CH. A
Schwars
Schwert
Mir
Jéneen
Bostiers Cmt
Topeka
Peoples’ Ice Company
Unese
Sim
Topelin
Leo
Peoplex Teen
Juokaan
Martes
Last Week of Base of Colonist Tickets
Cheap travel rates advertised by California Oregon Washington Montana Nevada and New York railways. Offers to Spokane West Butte Montana and many points with $20 fare noted in Oregon. Public notice urges quick inquiry and mentions depot agents J Palton and A Lewis at Kaness Ave. An oblique description of events follows with garbled dialogue and dated memory.
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Oregon
Spokane
West
Butte
Mont
California
Washington
Montana
Nevada
York
Cali
Palton
A Lewis
Kaness Ave
Stomach Trouble Symptoms Warn of Broader Ailments
An old ad notes stomach disorders underlie many conditions including heart disease and indigestion. It claims stomach relief fixes related symptoms such as heartburn, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, insomnia, and nervous debility, arguing systemic health improves when the stomach is well.
Mobart's Win-Seng Tonto Promises Health Vigor
The advertisement claims Mobart's Win-Seng Tonto improves appetite and sleep, calms nerves, and corrects bowel troubles. It pledges strong digestion and red blood, touting vitality for the weak.
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Mobart
Vin-Seng Tonic Promised Topeka Cure All Remedies
The Topeka patent medicine Vin-Seng Tonic claims guaranteed cure with no health shocks. A registered druggist prepared it after studying formulas of other remedies to avoid injuries. Sold in dollar-size bottles at 50 cents, three for 1.25, with thousands said to have tried it.
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Topeka
Hobarts Cut Rate Drug Store and Local Groceries
Fragmentary list of Hobart businesses including The Cut Rate Drug Store and multiple groceries with partial addresses such as 237 East Star Street and 1701 Kansas Ave, suggesting a directory snippet of local shops and locations.
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Hobart’s
Didbie Grocery Co
East Star Brrest
North
Kansas Ave
Granteer's
Fotwin Station
Michel'n Grocery
Sod Cumingham's
Howe to Lecture at Atchison Event With Band Music
E. W. Howe editor of the Atchison Globe will deliver a lecture titled People I Have Known with music. Marshall's Band opens the program. Atchison residents pay their own expenses and no charge is made. A party of prominent citizens will attend by special train and have eighty reserved seats in advance.
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E. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
The
Marshall
Atchison
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Death notices report Mrs. Mattie A. Bair to be buried from the Canonal church with services at her home, plus obituaries for John Finley 70, George B. Jones 20, Robert Parkment 78, Matthew G. Pryor, Mrs. Mabel Tutchingen, and George Landius Jr. Also listed are indictments against Pueblo officials, paroled mail matter, and a distant note on Samuel Parks reported dying in Osanning.
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Mattie A. Bair
Richmond
Tre Bair
Tyler
Hebekanh Lodge
Triple Tie
Knights and Ladies of Security
Rathbone
Santa Fe Special Train Excursion Leaves Sunday
A Sunday excursion by Santa Fe departs with tickets available at ree and securaio. The event offers tea Lopien and special seating for a limited group, inviting all to join the ride.
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Santa Fe
Ree & Securaio
Multiple Church Notices Blend With Travel Ads
Local church notices list services at Second Church of Christ Scientist and First Congregational Church with Bible readings and Sunday school times. A separate item promotes a California round trip by Union Pacific, citing $45.09 as the fare and April 20 to March 1 travel windows.
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Secon Church of Christ, Scientist
West Ninth Street
California
J. P
Topeka
Union Pacific
Jacluaive
Pacific Coast
J. C. Fulton
F. A. Lewin
Masses Avon
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