Crown Prince Kept From Steeple Chase by Father
The crown prince Bertin Deo t Cr ane Frederick Wilthann was ordered to stay in his room for three days after racing a four steeplechase against the emperor's wishes near Potsdam. The incident occurred about four weeks ago. He was publicly led by guards to the palace steps, amid a ceremony where he was covertly named colonel of a regiment. The event occurred at Bonn University.
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Bertin
Deo
Frederick Wilthann
Lean
Bean
Ridius
Epucl
Wuards
Vmnorcor Aif
Whdariger
Prince
Wale
Bonn University
Court costs drop in Lyon county as November expenses shrink
Emporia Kansas December court records show Lyon county November costs at 82.35, down from October 1110.12. Poor relief rose to 426.55 in November from October. Coal for the poor totaled 460.12, with the poor farm at 195.06 for November and 12 inmates. Truancy warrants paid 10.88, covering officers outside Emporia.
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Emporia
Kan
Lyon County
Monther
Urmey
Cured Hiccoughs With Bread Feasts in Philadelphia
A humorous Philadelphia note claims snowballs applied internally cured a man’s twelve day hiccoughs after he ate twelve loaves of bread. Dan White and a neighbor testify to the cure, noting the patient’s relief and odd recovery tale amid quirky details.
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Philadelphia
Dan White
Girard Syenne
Society of 8
Ice and river rescue save four youths at Sunbury and Northumberland
Two groups of coasted youths plunged into the Susquehanna when ice broke on a bank run. May Seiler Elsie Gemberting John Weading and Pas Seid were saved by a human chain and by a rescuer who pulled them ashore. A separate party of youths were saved as a line formed to pull them from the water.
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Sunbury
Northumberland
Susquehanna
May Seiler
Elsie Gemberting
John Weading
Pas Seid
William H. Leighon
Crawford New Year's day entertainment and local notices
A patchwork of brief Topeka items lists theatre and church plans, appointments, and local happenings. Mentions Miss Hannah Mills joining the Soldiers Orphans Home at Atchison, Bishop Millspaugh ordaining a priest in Kansas City, and a gravity of civic updates from hospital to courthouse to streetcar changes. Also notes a poultry show prize count, skating on Topeka ponds, and a gasoline-drinking incident linked to an oilman in Copeland.
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M. L
Katherine Osterman
Hannah Mills
Soldiers’ Orphans
Atchison
Kodak
Swit & Hollides Drug Co
Fred Dyai
Joe Beévelle
B. Rohrer
Potwin
Charles B. Hanford
Crawford Land
Maloney
Grand Swill
George Burghart
Kanaas Avenue
Millspaugh
Kansas City
Robert M. Botting
St. Paul's Church
Lucas
Bowen
Quart House
Robins
Motor Beers
J. Anderson
Kansas-Nebraska
Central Congregational Church
Tennessee
Topeka & Northwestern Railroad Company
Commercial Club
Frankfort
Marshall County
B. P. Waggener
Charles Patterson
Copeland
Patterson
Washburn College Concert Opens Evening Program
The Washburn male chorus presents its opening concert in the college chapel featuring the part songs and tenor solos by Lyre Hi, with the Petri Quartette performing. A cashier shoots himself in New Haven, details unclear as recovery status is listed.
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Washburn Male
Eastburn College Chapel
Gabrusal
Cerns Lyrde
Petri
Quartette
New Haven
A. C. Hust Getl
Fate National Bank
Tolaye
Incendiary Fires Destroy Three Rochester Plants
Fires last night gutted the Foster and Armstrong Piano company Hart Shos company and Wendell Puno Company reducing plans to ashes. Loss is estimated at half a million dollars with about 30 percent insured. Authorities suspect incendiaries as the fires broke out in different city districts within a short span. The article also notes crowding at the Tooms and a need for a suitable building, plus local organizational changes including re elections and a new branch of the Y M C A in Topeka to unify city welfare efforts.
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Rochester
Foster and Armstrong Piano Company
Hart Shos Company
Wendell Puno Company
Meh
Association
Tooms
Messrs. J. Larimer
Ott
HS Morgan
Topeka YMCA Annual Meeting Notes Strong Growth
The Topeka YMCA annual meeting reported robust growth across departments. The gym usage reached 8,524, with 58 post- posts for men, 18,648 bowling games, 37,473 baths, and summer swimming attendance of 556. Bible classes rose from 2 58 in 1902 to 4699 in the current year, while evangelistic meetings totaled 6,473 with 2,400 attending two conferences. New efforts include engagements with business college students, a medical college department, North Topeka expansion hit by flood, the May railroad conference, an upgraded electrical course in the educational dept, and Gospel work among the colored community.
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Topeka M. C. A
Business College
Medical College
North Topekia
Coal Thieves Roundup in Sylvia Hit Santa Fe Agent
At Sylvia, Hutchinson Kan, Saturday evening, two wagon crews attempted coal theft from Santa Fe cars. Harry Teed, the Santa Fe agent, confronted them, was beaten but escaped unharmed. One thief fired thrice, then fled as others dropped coal samples along the trail. Local town actions followed.
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Santa Fe
Hutchinson
Kan
Der
Sylvia
Harry Teed
Teed Hal
Wong
Teed
Cut
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Rose Dry Goods CO
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North Topeka
Kansas
New York
Henderson
O.N.T
Rth
Kansas Ave
Crown Prince of
Germany
Dart Copros Waaperm
Castoria
Bears
Lyon County Commissioners
Cripple Creek
Cal
Niver States Senate
Simator Patterson
Roosevelt
Seantora Batteraan
Teller
Senate
Washington
Joan KR. Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Wee
Topeka
J. F. Lynch
W. T. Lafferty
United States
Omaha
Lafferty
I. B. Price Mercantile Company
Interstate Commerce Lawn
Lynch
Washburn Quartette
H.C. A. Annual Meeting
Owen
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