Topeka and area snap shots of people events
A jumble of notices from Topeka and nearby towns highlights a range of civic cards and social items. Mentions include Mr Chémor heading to Greece, new pyrog raphy goods, staff moves at local firms, a candidate's subscription drive, a fatal downstairs accident, church concerts, and university happenings at Washburn.
Druggists and a cryptic 500 in city note
An odd fragment references druggists and a sum of 500 tied to a person named Frank Hopart at 500 West Tenth. The partial text hints at a permission or confrontation but lacks clear actions or full context.
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Brothers
Frank Hopart
Dr Wentz Denies Rescue Rumors From Banffist Claims
Philadelphia December 10 Dr J S Wentz says he has no knowledge of any rescue of his son from banfists. He dismisses circulating reports as rumors from a crackbrained prankster in Beecol Tennessee. He asks newspapers to stop publishing such reports as they disturb his family. He recalls knowing only what was said on October, and will share any definite news with the papers.
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Commercial Club
Frank Foster
John Sargent
A. A. Godard
D. Wood
Award Willer
Bla. Agerbachy
Wilder
H.W. Mcatee
James Durkin
Topeka
jWho
J. F. Howe
Jackson Street
Washburn
West Sixth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Fourth
Jackson Streets
Honds
Wuilding
Atchison
James Whitcomb Riley
Halley
Riley
Wentz
Philadelphia
J. S. Wentz
Banfists
Hanna Not a Candidate Denial by Senator Scott
Washington December 10 Senator Scott of West Virginia denies a report that he is seeking a delegation for Hanna for president. He states senior Hanna backs a presidential candidate and the stories aim to create strife between Hanna and Roosevelt and between the president and himself.
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Washington
Scott
West Virginia
Hanna
Roosevelt
Dull Sentenced to Twenty Years for Doctor Murder
George W. Dull a Herndon merchant was sent to the penitentiary for twenty years for the murder of Dr Rawlin d. The supreme court affirmed the lower court sentence last month and this week denied a motion for Feb esring.
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George W. Dull
Herndon
Rawlins ‘County
Rawlind
Supreme Court
Close six day bike race narrows to eight teams in lead
The New York six day event reports at 10 am that eight teams remain in a tight battle for first as Moran and another pair lag a lap after a team penalty. Contenet Breton and rivals pace the field with totals around 1,409 miles and 9 laps, while Morgan Keegan and other teams hover just behind.
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New York
Moran
Contenet-Breton
Leander-Buller
Floyd Krebs-Peterson
Newkirk-Jacobson
Bedell Brothers
Root-Dorland
Bowler-Fisher
MacArthur Sees Likely US German War and Hawaii’s Role
Major General MacArthur told a military conference that war with Germany seems probable soon, elevating Hawaii to a strategic national priority. He warned German influence grows among German Americans and South American interests may strain the Monroe Doctrine, delaying Pacific actions until Hawaii is secured. The remarks were released via Colonel Jones to Governor Carter.
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Honolulu
MacArthur
United States
Germany
Spain
South America
Hawaii
Pacific States
Hawaiian Islands
Colansl Jones
Carter
Kansas Rural Carriers Appointed in State
Kansas rural carriers were appointed including Cunningham in Henry Shelman with Edger H. Palmer as substitute, and Pall River with Augustus Palmer. Manhattan lists Simon P. Richards and Frederick C. Richards. Parker with Chernesy A. Heals and Ed Redding. Topeka Station C names John W. Thompson and D A Thompson.
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Kansas
Washington
Cunningham
Henry BF. Shelman
Shelman
Pall River
Edger H. Palmer
Augustus Palmer
Manhattan
Simon P. Richards
Frederick C. Richards
Parker
Reewar
Chernesy A. Heals
Ed" Redding
Topeka
John W. Thompson
D. A. Thompson
Union Street Railway sells four miles to Northrup
Winfield Dec 10 The Union Street Railway company sold four miles of track here to L H P Northrup an electric street railway and interurban promoter who has secured franchises in Winfside and Arkensea City The price was not disclosed in available copy.
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Winfield
Union Street Railway Company
L. H. P. Northrup
Winfside
Arkensea
Ellsworths plan brief trip to Mexico City starts week
Going to Mexico, Emporia Kansas, December 10. Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Ellsworth will depart Saturday for the City of Mexico. The professor will stay a week or two before returning. Mrs. Ellsworth will remain two or three months visiting friends. Also notes a sale on five cent whour cut cigars and anchlor cigars.
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Mexico
Emporia
Kan
D. A. Ellsworth
City of
Liver Ills Prompted Patient to Seek Radway Pills
A New York letter from ailing reader describes two years of illness. After trying diverse doctors and Hot Springs therapies, pills from Radway and Co. are claimed to improve liver symptoms, including yellow skin and eyes, drowsiness, stomach discomfort, and constipation, with the patient noting better results after using about two boxes.
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Radway & CO
New York
United States
Hot Springs
Ark
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture Meet Opens January 13
The thirty third annual Kansas State Board of Agriculture meeting is announced to run from Wednesday afternoon January 13 through Friday. Parallel sessions include Kansas Improved Stock Breeders and State Poultry associations with railroads offering one and a third fare. Notable speakers include Prof Fred H Rankin and Prof W M Hays with Eugene Davenport presiding at the Illinois and Minnesota agriculture leaders, and an array of sessions on dairy, ethics, education, and farm leadership. The event features an opening business session and multiple daytime and evening programs through January 15.
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Shawnee
Boster G. Brown
Topeka
Ue Lodge
Joplin
Mra. Porter
Kansas
Eolonol Union
J. W. F. Hughes
Kansas State Poultry Association
Harvey County
Newton
Washburn
Kanwan Dent
Jong
Bth
Kansas Avenues
Topekx Railway Company
Washturn College
Oller Yall
Elah
New Leavenworth Times
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
State Poultry Association
College
Ilinalis
Fred HL. Rankin
A. Carleton
United States
P Agaress
W. J. Encaress
W. &. Gergundth
J. Respans Churenu
Eugene Davenport
Dean Tllnois Pconene
Batin
C. Ert
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
H. A. Beerman
Wellaton
H. W. Avery
Wakefiell
Oil prices rise with small advance in tone
Pittsburg reports price lift to two dollars with a one cent increase for Tacona lower grades as production declines push stocks. Dealers expect $2 soon while drilling remains active in both new and old fields. In St Petersburg a bank burned 12.5 million in August notes, circulations steady at 15 million. A exhibit notes Bucklen’s Arnica to treat injuries amid daily accidents.
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Pittsburg
St. Petersburg
State Bank
Kansas University Football Banquet Honors Team at Snow Hall
The Kansas university student and faculty banquet for the football men, held in Snow hall, highlighted speeches by Chancellor Strong, Judge Green, and several professors and players. Captain Brummage led the list, with others including Pooler, Michaelson, and Hicks absent. The event praised past efforts, noted improved finances, and expressed confidence Weeks will remain coach as the athletic board conveyed appreciation for his 1903 tenure and support for his future.
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas University
Strong
Judge Green
Law School
Ansocia
iHon
Higgins
Abbott
Vandevris
Reymond
Plank
Brummage
Pooler
Michaelson
Hicks
Kansas
The
Athletic Association
the Athletic Association
University
Aeoa
Body of Willes Not Yet Found in Kansas Search
Junction City Kansas December 10 Several Morris county residents assist in the search for the body of Willes the former who was killed south of here Recent clues and rewards drive men to continue the hunt near the river town as authorities pursue a lead that could locate the missing body in the ongoing case
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Willes
Junction City
Kan
Morris County
HO Willes
Lews
Wliies van
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