Topeka Actress Earns Mixed Reviews In Local Play
Critics praise Miss Ethelyn Fairney for her emotional performance while citing weaknesses in the script and other cast members. The Crawford Theater crowd saw a melodramatic production with moments of passion but uneven pacing and unconvincing villains.
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Delegation Presses For Welch Nomination To Associate Justice
A two man delegation urged approval of the appointment of Welch to the associate justice seat. The lawmakers advocated by opponents and supporters gathered in Topeka to influence the vote. The governor indicated readiness to act once the Senate confirms. A local note references medical products and throat remedies amid the political items.
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Renewed legal battles loom in Grey court fight
The district court of Grey county will hear a renewal case on March when the court convenes. Both towns are preparing to press their legislature efforts as six legal battles have already been won, with Clay Cotter aiming to clinch another victory.
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One Man Killed In Santa Fe Wreck Near Emporia
A fatal freight wreck occurred two miles west of Emporia on the Santa Fe line this morning. One man died, three were injured, and a second crewman was assaulted as the train collided with a broken stick and derailed. Competing reports name injured and deceased crew members, with investigation underway.
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Rebal songs used in Kokomo school music period
A complaint from the local Grand Army of the Republic claims the Kokomo Indiana school uses rebel songs during morning exercises and music periods. Songs cited include My Maryland Dixie and penal Blue Fise. The issue involves accusations that state officials approved the selection for opening exercises.
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Explosion Levels Home Near Clutraville In Morals Case
Officials report a blast destroyed a house near Clutraville last night. A 49 year old man named Thomas, an unmarried resident, faced moral accusations tied to his lifestyle and warnings to evict women from the residence. The blast left the property in ruins and no further details on casualties were provided.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at garden roses and tradeoffs
Fragmentary text references roses, vegetables, and a marketplace. Names, places, and coherent facts are unreadable, producing an incoherent item with multiple garbled phrases and no clear event or entities to identify.
Death Follows Music During Violin Society Talk
Professor Alexander Dycks, a noted violinist and former citizen, collapsed and died while concluding a violin recital at his home in Aswelc after a long career shared with artists like Mme Bestoof and Mme. Tretelli. He had retired in Lemon, later moving to Aswelc twenty years ago for residence in leisure.
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Strike at Cripple Creek Ore Body Found at Depth
A rich ore body was located at Cripple Creek with a depth near 560 feet in the Amacomis company workings. The drift shows two feet of ore with sylveaite present. assays suggest about 1.29 dollars per ton. The discovery is hailed as significant for the camp and the region.
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Topeka forger jailed after liquor-fueled crimes confessed
The Topeka man Drummond admitted forging checks to fund liquor addiction. He claimed he planned to return to St Louis and faced trial after his downfall began with attempted self harm. Authorities note his past clerical work and recent debt spiral, with connections to the Santa Fe store and a transit line.
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Oliver
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Jess
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Serrigo
Nebraska Prosperity: State Pays $4,000,000 in Back Taxes
The article reports Nebraska has paid four million dollars in back taxes over four years. It notes a prior treasury count of 37 and that the state currently holds about $200,000 behind in general warrants with the balance on hand as of today.
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Delegates in Fighting Clothes at Tampa AFL Session
At Tampa the American Federation of Labor delegates wore visible resolve as the convention debated rules, heard a rosewood gavel presented to President Gompers, and adjourned after resolutions on union cards and affiliating with other bodies. The meeting urged unity and pressed for labor rights as delegates debated conduct and procedures.
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Chaffee Protest Report On Pekin Incident
Washington reports General Chaffee sent vigorous protests to Field Marshal Von Waldersee over Pekin events. The citable note clarifies the tone was criticized as unmilitary, with official concerns about the escort and the role of the expeditionary force and the later transfer of command to a military guard.
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Ex-Slaves Pension Fraud Alleged in Mississippi
A smear of fraud claims surrounds the push for federal pensions for ex-slaves. The text alleges fraud by impersonators posing as federal officers to extract funds from Black residents in Mississippi, noting stronger support among nearer communities. The piece suggests limited impact on the pension movement overall.
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Renounces Faith as Daughter of Minister Joins Convent Life
Mary of the Providence of the United States enters the chapel in white as a bride of the church but withdraws as Sister Mary Eire. Daughter of a Lutheran minister, she sought convent life in Indianapolis. None of her family attended the ceremony.
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North Topeka News Sketches and Holiday Preparations
In North Topeka local chatter covers visitors and shopping notices. Mentioned are Elliott of Mayt visiting, Castrey of Swinburn and John Hale of ain Rane visiting, plus a watch and jewelry sale at 30 to 50 percent off. The Second Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary society plan meetings at homes on Topks avenge and Quincy fay respectively.
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State department official denies Canadian treaty rumor
A Washington official stated there is no foundation for reports that this government received a message from Greece on a proposed treaty. He warned that adoption of any agreement would be opposed by the British, and reaffirmed that no authority would resign over the issue.
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Sousa's Band Abroad To Play Glasgow Exhibition
John Philip Sousa and his band will depart for Glasgow to perform at the Glasgow exposition. The four week tour will begin in London, then move to major British and Tobland venues before returning to America for the Pan American and Pittsburgh expos prior to sailing for England in June.
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Real Estate Transfers Noted In Brief Listing
Real estate transfer notices mention a party identified as Lathae Sie ee Sere Rise-Sofa and a property title change. The sparse OCR fragment provides limited context on parties or locations. Further readable details are needed to determine exact actions, dates, and property specifics.
FOR SALE Furniture and Household Items Davie & Cul
Purported furniture and household items offered for sale near Glare nes Ave. Includes a stove and living room pieces. Ad title mentions price around 200 dollars and pickup by the purchaser. Contact Davie and Cul for more details.
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