Police Jottings Defends Dwyer Wins Acquittal In Odd Story
In Topeka city police court Councilman Joseph Gritey defends agriculturist James Dwyer charged over a farm dispute at Third and Laurence. The trial touches city maps, a hog and swine issue, and a paving controversy as Dwyer is acquitted amid testimony about local officials and a tense urban alley. Dog case involving B Younkin and West Sixth Street dealer Jones follows, with a juvenile dog custody dispute and a refreshed patrol wagon schedule noted.
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Joseph Gritey Han
Jene Janes Dwrer
Te Utors
Jhapann
Third
Laurence Strenta
Topeka
Dy SF
Thwyer
War Expected as Russia Masses Provisions at Port Arthur
A Yokohama voyage report from the steamer Tacoma notes Muswo agents buying large drafts of rations and war munitions at Japanese posts, with provisions stored at Port Arthur as troops rush westward. The article also mentions missionaries killed in Pingla, Chinese authorities escorting survivors to Hankow, and a new comet sighting by Japanese astronomer Siu Inouye.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Vitara
B.C
Tacoma
Yokohama
Muswian
Mon Seticus
Tacoma Broght Oriental
Pingla
Providence
Fisurivang
Pase
Hankow
Neanking
Antal Province
Shangsha
Capitel
Hunan
Weinehien
Jin Szechuan
Tangehlange
Hisichlang
Kuantung
Siu Inouye
Negaeokl
Hong Kong
Viedivostork
Hok~kaido
Japan
Tuseta
Sacred Tree Emerges At Boston Museum In Chinese Imperial Mystery
A reported sacred Chinese Jomelled tree linked to the imperial family appears at the Boston Museum, tracing back to Pekin's Forbidden City. The artifact, guarded for centuries, was allegedly moved through unknown channels and may be returned to the Chinese government amid a rising outcry.
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Boston Museum
Moston, Elk
Forbidden City
Pekin
Bastet Art Museum
Imperial Family of
Hie Museum
Flood at Lawrence and Sudan elephants on the White Nile
The Kaw river flood at Lawrence Kansas has receded about a foot, but bank collapses threaten North Lawrence streets and buildings. In Sudan region, Arabs hunt elephants on horseback with spears, detailing caravan life, methods, and the perilous trek from river to ground as elephants are driven and slaughtered for meat hide and ivory.
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Lawrence
Kaw
Ehatipet
North Lawrence
White Nile
Khartouma
Fashoda
Sors
Patare
Lush
Elephante
Nile
Training ground of the Khalifa’s cavalry near Omdurman
The fragment describes how camels and giraffes provided sport and resources for Arab riders training near a river, with Arabs using hides for sandals and shields. It recalls brave charging cavalry facing British rifles at Omdurman and notes a British officer being welcomed with care and Hospitalty.
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Khalifa
Omdurman
Newall
Areceey
London
Has Been Gone 12 Days Baby of Italian Dealer Missing
New York August 3 police have not found a trace of Giacoma Lapuma's baby daughter who disappeared twelve days ago. The child, two and a half, was last seen near Went Forty sixth street. Neighbors report a richly dressed woman in a private carriage nearby before the disappearance. Detectives suspect kidnapping but see no motive yet.
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Giacoma Lapuma
New York
Went Forty-sixth Street
Rome Without a Beggar. Vision of the Future by Rev. Dr
Rev Dr Guosadius of New York Ave preaches in Galle Kiate church using Paul in Acts to explore Rome. He argues Peter and Paul shaped Rome and church influence, noting Leo XUIT and the need to see Rome through the early apostolic lens. The sermon contrasts old Rome with a future city guided by faith.
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Guosadius
New York
Ganmiulus
Chicago
Galle Kiate
Paul
Rome
Paulet
Gureahme
Leo
Peter
Outfits of jockeys and their race colors in use
The owner selects and funds jockey silks and saddlery, with colors priced from 12 to 40 dollars per set. A stable typically buys multiple color sets annually, varying by stable size and weather wear. The article notes frequent relaying of colors as owners balance style, durability, and registration considerations.
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Gravesend
The Jockey Club and Riding Gear Prices
A New York Telegram report details jockeys registering colors with the Jockey Club much like a copyright. It explains riding trousers equipment costs, boots, saddles, and rigging weights from one to seven pounds, and lead pads for weights. The article notes whips, whalebone, and retail prices for gear and accessories.
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Jockey Club
Ike Tommy Burns
Odom
New York Telegram
Excursion to Wakarusa and Return August 4 1903
Train leaves Topeka at 10 30 p m for a day trip with Jackson's band horse races baseball and merry go round on grounds. Free dinner and barbecue features with no charge for meals. Uncle Reuben lends a line about going back and forth amid chaotic quotes and garbled phrases.
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Wakarusa
Topeka
Jackson
North Topeka Weather Floods and Local Updates
North Topeka sees heavy rain causing widespread flooding. Water fills Jackson Street and Gordon Street. sewers overloaded. Mayor and helpers clear mud from grates. Several homes basements flooded. one wall caves in on Logan Street. Local stores and businesses report activity. ongoing construction and farm updates amid high water.
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Kusball Print Company
Kansas Avenue
Misa Aldadell
Wincherter Friends
Dibble Grocery Company
Cal
Topeka
Central National Bank
Seventh
Kansax Avenue
M. James, Jr
Hi. Nichols
Ana
Marsh
Kilmer
William Grow
Prinie Home
Civine Highy
Wilmarth
A.M. Baird
Texas Feet
Kansie Avenue
W. H. Reutter
Toveka
Jackson Street
St. John Almont
Gordon
Gordon Street
van Ures Street
Secrors
Centra
Klous
Kankar
Fairchild
Bergundthal
Logan Street
Edward Wilder
Moody
Central Avenue
Soldier Creek Bridge
F. Whitney
Huchanan Street
Shorey
Suis
Kaw Valley
Calhoun Blufte
Suggs
Hotel Empire Broadway Landmark Seeks Dining Excellence
A fragmented hotel advertisement promotes Hotel Empire at Broadway and No Cite. It touts a fine library of Empire literature and an exclusive restaurant with high cuisine standards, efficient service, and social prominence. The notice links access via Central Station, streetcar routes, and proximity to theaters, with W. Johnson Quinn named as proprietor.
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Empire Choice
Empire
W. Johnson Quinn
Uniform Changes In New Jersey Prison Attire Noted
Prison officials in New Jersey have updated inmate uniforms removing the stripes for a lighter gray ensemble. The distinctive step and cloke cropping of the con noir were discontinued some time ago.
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New Jersey
America's Leading Turfmen Before the Camera
A look at prominent American turfmen with brief notes on their influence and notable horses. William Whitney, Ames Haggin, Cohn Drake, John Madden, William C Daly, Edward R Thomas, and SM Smythers profiled with career highlights and ambitions in the racing world.
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Mmelis
Duventerey
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Mr CE
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Bibl
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Ifmi
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Wirrt Congregational Church
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West Eight Street
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Kans
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America
Illiam
Whitney
Volodyovski
Mr. Whitney
Saratoga Racing Sociation
Serato
Angel of America
Ames B. Haggin Hee
Haggin
Waterboy
Cohn A. Drake
Savable
Mr. Drake
Thor
OHN & Madden
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Bill” Daly
Hartierd
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Bill
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Hermis
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