Kansas State Horticultural Society Meeting at Fort Scott
Lawrence reports unsettled campus mood as two Beta Theta members and two women from the Ladies Boarding Club stage a mock wedding. A Geologist proposal sparks debate at Fort Scott about state surveys and soil maps. Local crime and fires noted. anti-toxine efforts rise in Abilene. Kinsley prepares for increased security. Various notices include a home fire in Lawrence and ongoing craftsmanship ads.
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Lawrence Kan
Bouth Obio Street
Mowsre Withington
Howser
Beta Theta
Thas
J. H. Withington
Himboldt
Migs Carma Gertrude Levers
Ar Frank Bowker
Huttee
Cour
Port Scott
Dee
State Gevilogiat
Junction Chy
Ihn Simith
Lawrence
Prealdvet Houck
Mitavuri
Kaosas
Yirigus
Lawarsee
Dee 11
Dees
F.hite
Dasucance
Mra Philly
Abilene
Avroeses
Shec
Arrest of Dr Kneiberg Sparks State Insane Asylum Scandal
Dr Kneiberg, superintendent of the State Insane asylum, was arrested on charges of assault and battery after an incident with Dr McCasey. A warrant by Assistant Superintendent Mratt Kneiberg led to his arrest by Justice P Balmarot Potwhn, with the case set for next Tuesday. The scene also involves a petition to restrain the state board of charities from naming successors to assistant superintendent Mr Kupilere and matron Mrs Eomalh Pack amid alleged resignations and conspiratorial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Kneiberg
McCasey
State Insane Asylum
Mratt Kneiberg
Iesaryl
Justice of the Pease
P. Balmarot Potwhn
Ecunstable
Asying
Saken
Kyimar
Bon
Cass
Kneiberg
MicCaeey
Bee
J. G. Waters
Jolneen
Shawnee County
State Board of Charities
Kupilere
Dai
Eomalh Pack
N. M. Hinshaw
Walter N. Alien
Mary B Leuse
Mee Kneterg
Pack
Jute Board of Charities
Knetberg
Tham
Neek
North Topeka Short Notes On Local Affairs And Trades
North Topeka items note a fever outbreak near Shorey affecting schools, bridge work, and local road work. Major and Mrs OW Jenkins return from Kansas City to lead a meeting for annual officer elections. Residents dispute water tax levies for Martin Dennis Addition where mains do not reach, planning legal action to block taxes. Community business activity includes real estate cash buyers, construction progress, and bids for a residence at Morse and Enterprise.
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Harrison
W. Ti
Wasaon
Shorey
Camden
Ewart
Kanpes Avenue
T. M
Hue
Binur
Leahy
Ul Imadearnee
Af Harrivon and
Norris
Cheavy
Rum
Trnod
Inerigon
Morse
Martin & Dennis
Kestenia
Thormis I Bain
Martin
Dennis
Bain Gave
Will Go Unpunished Reichstag Row Hears Budget Debate
December 4 report from the standing orders committee chaired by socialist Herr Singer on the Reichstag members who refused to cheer for the emperor. The budget debate resumes as Dr Vouitcher, state secretary, opposes raising income tax and criticizes social democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolehatag
Herr Singer
Reichgtag
Emperne Hart ‘Thurstisy
Vouiticher
Eeseid
Kansas Avenue Bridge Work Delayed Restart Expected
Bridge repair on the Kansas Avenue span is postponed with only about 60 feet of 960 repaired. Council allows by tomorrow to finalize the tie and the contractor awaits lumber. No work has occurred since Friday night, and a store at 70 Laur Street once damaged remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
West Point Cadet Increase Favored by Board Report
Senator Bate chairs the board of visitors at West Point and blocked its report, which urges changing the law to raise cadets to 459 with one per senator and representative and 20 for the president. The plan argues the rise will boost graduates and education, with costs deemed slight though concerns over army officer placement remain. The report praises instruction but criticizes cadets' clumsy English and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Wasatsatun
Bate
Weeat Point Military Academy
Senate
Carl Schurz Re-Elected President of Reform League
Carl Schurz was re-elected president of the National Civil Service Reform League at Circano. Georges McAnnsay of New York was named secretary and Silas W. Burt of New York treasurer. Schurz urged civil service reform across federal and municipal governments as essential to honest, efficient governance free from partisan politics. An eventful lodge meeting and banquet followed in Siloam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile
National Civil Service Reform League
Circano
Carl Schurz
National Civil Servicr Reform League
Georges MecAnssy
New York
Silan W. Burt
Schurz
Goulds to Give a Ball in January Social Season
New York December reports a major social event as the Gould family plans a January ball at their Upper Fifth Avenue residence No 85. The gathering promises high society attention with Mrs George Gould and her sisters in law Miss Helen Gould and Miss Annie Gould expected to be prominent hosts.
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Gould
New York
Avan
Mraid
Upper
George
Mise Helen Gould
Misa Annie Gould
Lawrence
Eve
Wilcox
Messison
Fierce
Pals
Lord
Topeka
Teller Says Congress Will Pass Only Appropriation Bills
Senator Henry M Teller asserts Congress will mostly approve the appropriation bill and reject Car lisle and the Baltimore plans. He mentions bankers doubt the Car lisle plan. Also notes Jack Dempsey’s training in New Orleans for a two glove bout with Tommy Ryan in New York.
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Congress
Teller
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Carlisle
Baltimore
New York
Dempsey
Ryan
Pacorini
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Ryan
Auditorium Club
Savannath
Srpéseniy
Yne Fine
Chicago
Detroit
Tonlett
Funeral of Kees Price in Topeka with Masonic delegation
The remains of Kees Price, son of John R. Price, died in Hutchinson, were brought to Topeka for funeral services. A large Masonic delegation accompanied the body. royal arch Masons met the train and interment followed at the Topeka cemetery. Also promoted are Minstrel shows at the Grand with discounts, and an ad touts Los Verrillos anthracite coal via the Santa Fe, plus Christmas photo services and Snow’s Pine Expectorant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. Price
John R. Price
Iutchinson Mornday
Topeka
Hutchinson
Topeke
Royal Arch
Kindersarten
Seapea Stree
Pennsylvania
Eee Ke Fuser. Co
Kranans Avenue
London financiers eye Gulf and Interstate rail loan
Garvestos and Mr. F C Duan travel from London to Galveston as the London syndicate seeks control of Gulf and Interstate railway funds. Sir Dr Mackey and Mr Charles of the Charles company are due, with contract to lay steel rail and ties. Mr Dunn hints at loan under amended terms but will discuss after interstate directors meet.
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Calverton
Garvestos
F.C. Duan
London
Gulf and Interstate Railway
Galveston
Dr. Mackey
Dene
Charles
King- Charles Company
Police raid ends noisy Jackson Street house disturbance
Police raided 210 Jackson Street staging area near Second as twenty four women protested a disorderly house. Officers Steele Campbell and Pickens surrounded the residence. Reardon attempted escape and was intercepted. The raid also touched on the broader night’s events including court witness summons and upcoming hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivs Tack
Jackson Street
Reardon
Lil
Charles Linssey
Bargain Day sale advertised with promised savings
Bargain seekers are urged to visit for guaranteed savings ranging from twenty five to three percent. The notice invites shoppers to come tomorrow or Saturday for the advertised discounts on daily goods.
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KEWS
Kansas
State Horticultural Society
Ft. Scott
Other State News
Kinsley
Popattitt Committee
West Bay Ber
Kassa
County Central
Cutomittes
Mary
Uike
Leuse
Branaway
Didure
Atehison
Atenmos Hee
Kraak Electric Company
Atchison Electric Street Ailway and Lighting Company
Lait Ie
Lawresik
George Kinsley
Paola
UL and Gas
Cewege
Oawkee Dee Ih
Sesterday HC
Draper
Winslow
M’casey
North Topeka
Laur Street
E . Monard
Meera Bipekisy Grout
Pegi Schwartz
Jounés
Torrington
Selus
Minstrele
Sasenie Temme
Jatkeon Street
Wasuinerds
Hunton
Virginia
University of the
Jeaningas
Court House
Wilmarth
Masunle
Mike Couley
St. Marys
Eerving & Geatenes
Ae Saul
Conley
Vanderbilt
W.ick
Jodsom Clements
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Coul
Misaiveer
Peerless Steam Laundry
Peerles Steam Laundrs
Odds and
Montreal
Paris
Goulds
Kees Price
Hy & Mie
Telephone
Xtuas
Snyders Art Gallery
Singergarten
Snow
Maindergarten
Scully
Yoneaanotchford
H. Peart
Audboas & Eae
Burton
al Office
Yi Seed St
Wee Atu Saseas
PTT CP En P
Royal
Fred Close
Evans
Leanne Ace Mule Patiie
Nastville
Town
Morgan
Turney
Mills
Freres
Baring, Magoun & Co
Peance
Lazard Freres
Milion
Longdon
Langdon
Acolian Mandolin Club
Bishop Wee Mach
Pri
Hamilton
Rome
The
Lotus Club
Kinidergarten
Kicnergarten Minstrom
Timothy
Rock Island
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Black Hills
South Dakota
Texas
Okio
Chivage
Jalsa
Rust
St. Leonia
Hoo
S Louis
All Pointe
Uqual
Ecity
Garvey
Kansed
Regus
W. S Kennady
Oret Ekbers
Tit Ranans Avenue
T. E. Ward & CO. Bankers and Brokers
Broadway
New York City
Wnamwiad Om Ste
Comion Ware
Sioce
Toe East Sixth Street
Fairbank
Tle
Stern |Cwese
Capital Grocery
Birney
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