Memorial Elks Services Honor Departed Members
The Topeka Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held annual memorial exercises Sunday in the Masonic Building. D A Valentine delivered the eulogy and spoke on Elks duty, brotherhood, and charity. The service featured a memorial ritual, prayers, and reflections on mortality, urging members to live by the Golden Rule and support widows and orphans.
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Topeka
Benevolent Bad Protective Order of
Ilka
Bulding
Dodge
Quertette Steinberg
D. A. Valentine
America
Tim
Mtch
Eternas
Min
Wren
Yiebes
Anothes Im
Vad
Safanny
Courkes
Rand Wall
Aguinaldo to be moved to U S penitentiary for confinement
Reports from Fort Leavenworth indicate Philippine rebel leader Aguinaldo will be transported across the Pacific and confined in a United States penitentiary. Army officers note letters from the Philippines suggest continued agitation and potential treason charges, with a possible two to three year sentence envisioned.
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Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Aguinaldo
Pacific Ocean
United States Penitentiary
Federal Penitentiary
Philippines
Chaffee
Vorahiv
Lalands
Temperance Union Executive Meeting Scheduled This Week
The State Temperance Union executive committee meets Wednesday evening at Judge Garver's home. Rev. J. B. Everett, the new secretary, will attend and outline plans for winter and spring. The next annual convention is postponed from January to spring to allow Everett to acclimate before the meeting.
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The
State Temperance Union
F F. Garver
Gollenteters
J. B. Everett
Everett
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Anti Trust Actions Forfeit Texas Business Rights
In Austin on December 2, the W. J. Lemp Brewing Co of St Louis and the Pabst Brewing Co of Milwaukee confessed judgment in a Texas district court for penalties totaling $0,000 and forfeiture of their licenses to do business in Texas for alleged anti trust violations. The Anheuser Busch Brewing Association may also confess judgment for $11, or lose its permit. The state says the penalties were paid. each company may seek new permits later, while Attorney General Bell notes Lemp and Pabst would not be allowed back in Texas if he can prevent it and the issue would require court testing.
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Austin
Tex
W. J. Lemp Brewing Company
St. Louis
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Agg
Texas
Forelem Brewing Companies
Bell
Ltiga
Anheuser Buech Brewing Association of
Dell
W. J. Lemp
Pabst
Steady Growth in National Banks Reported by Comptroller
Washington Dec 2 The annual report of William B Ridgely comptroller of the currency outlines the condition of national banks. It cites total capital stock and changes from 1900 to 1901, expanding bank numbers, rising assets and loans, and shifting capital among associations.
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Washington
William B. Ridgely
Congress
Comptroller
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Aasucihbora
Ngukintiona
Wsa
Sas Srato
Ise
Mitional Banka
Hax
Biewot
Eros
Extension of National Bank Charters Debate in Congress
The article discusses banking figures and the push to extend national bank charters for twenty years. It cites losses and earnings, notes theSenate and House actions, and reports on subtreasury issues, urging prompt congressional action to prevent liquidation and steady money supply. It compares U S savings bank deposits with European nations and comments on the need for treasury reform to relieve liquidity pressures.
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Nce Nast
House of Representa
Civ
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Tew
Uiie
Fulton to Make Washington Trip by Outside Route
The Holland submarine torpedo boat Fulton remains at New Suffolk yard after a fifteen hour test. She was to depart for Washington last week to spend the winter but the trip was postponed to give a trial run for a Norweian government representative. The Walton will make the voyage under its own power with daily testing, likely accompanied by the yacht Giralda.
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Fulton
Washington
New York
New Suffolk
Ink
Norwerhuye
Walton
Ao Ace
Ok Bee
Giralda
Washburn Football Captain Election Postponed Amid Rivalries
Washburn football players decide to delay electing a captain for next year due to internal factions. Kueble and Mehl lead rival camps with Worsley a vote option. a new contender could emerge. Rumor places Jimmy Stewart as a potential return candidate though Gill plans to leave school for baseball next spring. Peace talks rumor also noted in Boer circles via Vienna and London press.
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Washburn
Kueble
Mehl
Worsley
Jimmy Stewart
Wantburn
Gill
Washbarevis
Vohool
Caneaimey
Gilly Skeks
Bae
New York
Neues Wiener Tagelatt
Vienna
London Times
Ines
Bank of Holly safe busted but inner box untouched
In Molly Colorado on Sunday morning robbers forced entry with nitroglycerin badly wrecking outer safe and office fixtures. They failed to reach the inner strong box containing bank funds. Also reported is the death of William Bateman Bateman Hanbury, second Baron Bateman, in New York.
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Molly
Colo
Bank of Holly
Baron Bateman
New York
William Bateman Bateman Hanbury
Ware Denies Seeking Office In Face Of Rumor
A Topeka lawyer, Eugene P. Ware, firmly says he never applied for any political appointment and desires no office. He disputes a Washington report naming him for pension agent, calling the tale a rumor likely spread by enemies. Leland’s friends say the item originated in Topeka to hinder Leland’s reappointment.
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Washington Dispatch
Eugene P. Ware
Topeka
Putt
Cyrus Leland
Atr. Ware
Roosevelt
McKinley
Leland
The
Earth
Lis Attice
Mumor
Ware
Washington
Léland
Godard Hears Why Kansas Sues Colorado Over Water Rights
Kansas Attorney General Godard explains why Kansas filed suit to stop Colorado from building ditches and canals that would take Arkansas River water for irrigation. Colorado officials and supporters defend rights to divert flood water. Kansas insists riparian rights must be shared and seeks injunctive relief to prevent depletion.
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Godard
United States
Supreme Court
Post
Colorado
Kansas-Colorado
Post Tt
Charles 8.Thomas
Platt Rogers
Henry A. Dobbs
EF Ware
Topeka
Ashbaugh
Wichita
Kansas
Arkansas
Coniet Jaber
States
German Colony for Kansas Near Oakley Proposed
Richmond Indiana December 2 A group of Indicimomen seek to organize a company to acquire 26440 acres of western Kansas land near Oakley on the Union Pacific railroad. They plan a Ger mit colony in a fertile, well watered, alkali free area suited to corn and wheat. Indiana men have advanced the action and German farmers in the state have begun buying farms in the region.
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Etaty
Pensions For Kansans Washington Dec
The pensions granted include Original-Beley Hall Peabody 34 David W Mount Kansas City 19 War Spain document. others listed Noah Griffis Belleville 714 Rhesa Houghton Fort Scott Milton Hiawatha 31 Tandy Witcher Olathe Brashear Mound Butler Utlea 38 George Cupela Pisuspark Washington 38 and Original widows Farmelia Robb Howsed 8.
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Kansans
Washington
Kansas
Beley Hall
Peabody
David W. Mount
Kansas City
Spain
Daniel W Hankel
Augusta
Noah H. Griffis
Belleville
Rhesa C. Houghton
Fort Scott
Milton
Laston
Hiawatha
Tandy Witcher
Olathe
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Hog Prices
Irregular trading with grain futures up and hogs at lower prices. Wheat and corn futures showed light demand while hogs remained weak at the yards amid a broad market with some active buying by strong interests.
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Uae
Asier
Ege Lower
Beas
New York Stocks See Mixed Open With Gains in Rail and Metals
The New York market opened with some prominent railroad stocks advancing while most shares rose, notably copper and steel issues. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rallied. Amalgamated Copper and Tennessee Coal also gained. however New York Central fell on the session and bonds remained erratic as traders eyed export news and shifting demand.
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New York
Wan Street
Loulaville
Tennessee
Cuthern Wallwig
Anaconda
Lary Island
Vinerad
Manhattan
Metropo Ind
Agate
Ak Fa
Tractionn
Canete Bouthern
Nerf Central Grout
Qneferrivl
Ennaymvinin
Union Panida
Giacal
Rolsoor Goodie Bret
Exten
New York Central
St. Paul
Grain Market Summary From Topeka and Chicago Wholesale Notes
Grain and livestock prices and receipts reported from Chicago and Topeka markets. Wheat notes show varied bids and futures moves while corn and oats prices drift with regional demand. Hogs calves and cattle trade activity are noted alongside dairy and hay values in a busy agricultural market bulletin.
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Uwe
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Soen
Tibet
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William P. Popenor Jr
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Cew G. Hastings
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Anti Trust Law Works
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de Avermee
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Such
Austrian
Hungary
Sweden
Prance
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
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