Firesend eublette sale two for fifteen rumor
Snaps at home news notes firesend eublette selling two for 15 cents as well as a new house at the asylum. State guard adjourns. Local movements include people traveling to different cities, church events, and notices about dinners, lectures, and public events.
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Pais
Garae
Wome Webit
J. & Gordon
Gary Hie
Seagraves
Banta Fo
Chitags
Ds Carpenter
Council Grove
Republican
Telie Tepelea
Churier
Guy Teft Yeaterday
Oklahoma
Cement Work
HD. Simmons
Tepes
Hin Het
Het Hock
Stryker
Humsel County
Nasatis
Emall
Biian Jeasied Smith
Car Serties Department
The
Santa Fe
New York
Catey Hager
Car Service Despartment
Sannt Fe
Chicago
TM Kelly
Cibr
Mésico
Mexico
W. P. Pupenoe
Serry
Topeke
St Gosters Episcopal
Wakeselt
Robbers Strike Mail Coach Near Lydenburg
A dispatch from Lydenburg reports armed highwaymen halted a mail coach near Pilgrim's Rest about twenty five miles northeast of Lydenburg and carried off twelve thousand pounds in British currency. No arrests had been made at the time of the report.
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London
Lydenburg
Tramavant
Pilgrim's Rest
Beld ¢Oin
Butlion
Keene and Irwin at Crawford Theater in Topeka
Loyal dramatic notes announce Thomas W. Keene presenting Shylock and Marc Antony in Julius Caesar with praising remarks on his performance. A new Miller Irwin comedy and Hoyt farce arrive next week, featuring May Irwin and a large supporting cast. The White Sy tdran will open AY Pearkenstack Company’s Grand Opera season followed by Gus Bethnar managed Topeka run with affordable prices.
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Thomas W. Keene
Crawfurd
Shylock
Ponarht
MarcAsioay
Julius Caesar
Sr Keene
Caesar
Antony
Richetwu
Richard
Keene
Charles E. Hanford
Yatehy
Wiluw Jones
Fie Irwin Wii
Crawford Theater
John J. McNally
Pio
New York City
May Irwin
Miss Irwin
Company & Capiteln
George W. Barnum
Ada Lewte
Janes Hawley
H. Dante Kelly
Horace Newman
J. J. Fisher
Annie Martel
Georgie Lawrence
Mabel Power
Louise ‘Temple
Caroline Leleh
Hoyt
Llew Ada Bothner
Teddy
Gus Bethnar
Topeka
Torr
Ay, Pearkenstack
Grand Oper
Dental tragedy and local notices in Gove City
Mrs Stages of Pang died after tooth extraction followed by blood poisoning, local changes shift to Republican leadership in Gove City, plus notes on remedies and events. Electric Bitters pitched for women’s health, sale at Trumbull Art Stock, cold cure tablets advertised, and a music store concert announced.
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Pang
Dee. T
Cora Staggs
Stages
Gove City
Dee
O. Maxwell
Gove County
Swift & Halliday
Cremeric
Kansas Avenue
Rcott & Scott
G. W. Stansfield
Roehr’s
Affair at The National hotel ends with broken crockery incident
Topeka report describes a night scene at the National hotel on Seventh Street where crockery and furniture were thrown from a third story room. W. L. Brown, president of the state board of charities, and others are named in editorials alleging drunken disorder by reformers, which Brown denies.
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National Hotel
Seventh Street
Topeka
Chicago
O. FO. Taylor
Oscar Eagner
National
J. Frankin
Sephiaes
Kansas City
State Board of Charities
Rete
W. L. Brown
Kingman County
Bf Charitis
Epeng
Natitutiona
Wight
Wieck
W. L Brown
Board of Charities
Brown
Not a Governor Candidate Says Local Figure
In a letter to the State Journal the writer denies any plan to seek the governorship. He urges a four year term, civil service principles, minority party representation, and reforms for competent appointments without petitions or renomination maneuvers.
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State Journal
Cada
Oru
Jane
Polly
United States Senate
Kansas
Tse
Xaulst
Hotals
Political views and 1907 governor race notes
A letter from J. K. Hupson urges honest civil service reform and declines party patronage. The piece calls for candidates to share views in columns. It notes W. E. Stanley’s entry in Sedewick County Seventh district race and states Republicans oppose Chester I. Long.
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Folster
Learh Lieb
J. K. Hupson
Sedewck County
Ition Rede
W. E. Stanley
Onita
Castress
Stassey
Sedewick County
Chester I. Long
Melon Growers Meet to Consider New Corporation
A meeting of melon growers and citizens convened this afternoon at the opera house to discuss organizing a corporation to handle the Melon Growers Association. The charter prevents sale into the firm’s operations. A canvas committee reported about 1600 shares at five dollars each.
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Roeay Ford
Dec
Sia
Apera House
S.uch
Fravest Poltmonis Cough Remedy Ad Notice
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best preventive against pneumonia and a cure for coughs and colds. It cites satisfied users, local druggists selling 35 and 50 cent sizes, and includes testimonials from residents in Oklahoma and Harrisburg. Also mentions Batte of One Minute Cough Cure and local merchants.
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Chamberlain
L. G. Bagby
Hueneme
Cal
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Mer
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
4TH ANNUAL SALE PROMOTES POPULAR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
A Monday start December 13 marks the 4th annual sale featuring cake baskets berry dishes and various kitchen and household items offered at prices below regular. Items include teapots napkin rings and cutlery amid broad discounts showcased by CH Morrison 305 Kansan Avenue plus testimonials to relief with DoWit's Witch Hazel Salve and Ayer's Sarsaparilla noting longstanding cures.
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CH. Morrison
Kansan Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Topeka
Real estate transfers listed include c W Jewell to L tebe Hug 168 Crane Avenue Topeka and multiple other pairs such as Ward J Downey to Mary Downey and Durgin to Finaphaase station totaling varied parcels. Several properties on Tenth Avenue East Third Street and Madison Street appear with prices and parcel descriptions. The notice also references a Prosperity charm ad and a medicinal ad for Early Risers pills.
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Ragtater of
C. W. Jewell
L. Tebe Hug
Crane
Topeka
Iamward J. Downey
Mary Downey Sie
Anatastesey Te
Toveks
Kar
M. Durgin
Finaphaase Station
Joba Echiting
Tenth Avenue
Weet
Toneka
Caryn Hayes
Mes
Scraper
Mtg
East Third Street
Kas
Ecree
Edward Downey
Mary Soumensey
Madien Street
L. i
Pack i
Mary H. Buck
Aley
Strane Jona
Mary H
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