Matson Husband of Murdered Woman Arrives in Topeka
Albert Matson of San Diego, husband of Almimian Mate who was murdered two weeks ago, arrived in Topeka and spoke publicly about his wife at the Copeland hotel. He described their troubled marriage and insisted the dispute over property and wills played a role in the death while denying involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Matson
San Diego
Topein
Copeland Hotel
Svofeloolk
Matin
Matton
Ike
Mateeu
Fey Apel
Hebl
Meg
Wien
Matson
Abelou
Mason
Matevn
Haif Gromer
Vandals at Washington Strain Capitol Security
At the Capitol in Washington vigilant vandalism splashed across basement and shop areas. Thieves broke bowls and robbed a shop of valuables while destruction extended to other articles, sparking concern among Senate leaders about statues and archives access. Lawyer James T. Guy departs for Athens to address the Interstate Literary Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secare
Beuke
Henate
Jas
Guy Lels
Atehiaen
Inter State Literary Association of
Tas
Miss Pollard Found Refuses Stage Offer in New York
New York reports Madeline Pollard will not pursue a stage career though she may seek box office gains from Col Breckinridge lectures. She says she never intended to change her name and vows to devote time to charitable work while continuing literary pursuits. A separate incident at Pike's opera house ends with a struggle over Pollard related funds and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madeline Pollard
M.C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Platooff
Mids Pollard
Pollard
Dole
Bowery
Omer Keevlp
Papa
Breckinridge
Kinney
Grand Hotel
Tomurray
Desha
Teachers demand broader compulsory education and reforms
The State Teachers Association adopted resolutions urging a county high school system linked to common schools, a uniform course of study, and a committee to report on reforms. They call for a fair tax for libraries, support suffrage, temperance enforcement, and sausage bans on tobacco for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
Nemociation
Commonwealth
Hove
Ugoel Ag
State Board of Education
Cvarmi
Pailanthopic Committee
Womika
Industrial Institute
Idieneas
Jess
State Board of Educa
Civic Federation seeks state probe into Chicago corruption
The Civic Federation's political action committee decided to ask Illinois legislators to appoint a commission with power to investigate all public offices. The inquiry would cover county buildings and country towns if corruption is found, and the group will not participate in a city council inquiry despite Alderman Kerr's request for a $5,000 donation to aid the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation
Circac
Hiinois
Chicago
Federation
Kerr
Aloug
Byrnes Called Before Lexow Committee for Testimony
New Year notes report that Police Superintendent Byrnes may testify before the Lexow committee today or Saturday. He was seized later if he had received a subpoint from the committee. He stated he has nothing to add and is ready to testify, needing only a word from Mr Gof to secure attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gof
Byrnes Asawnes
Lexuw
Ansious
Tiotf
Weather update shows warmer conditions across Kansas
The forecast notes a shift from cold to warmer weather with rising temperatures. Overnight low temperatures rose to around two degrees above zero, and daytime highs are similarly up. Strong entity mentions include Kansas and the Mercury, with no detailed dates or locations beyond the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koray
Aeper
Beerver Jennings
Kansas
Ex Secretary Pester Meets Gresham Over Peace Mission
Washington December 25 Ex Secretary John W Pester who sails to aid Chinese peace commissioners in negotiations called at the state department and conferred with Secretary Gresham on his mission in a brief interview and then prepared to depart for the seat of negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voster
Washingtos
John W. Pester
Enat
Ferce
State Department
Gresham
National Conference Opens in St Louis Secrecy Debate
The People's Party national committee met at the Lindell House in St Louis with just over 200 attendees. National Chairman Taubensack presided as committees were formed, secrecy discussed, and a five member open credentials group and a five member address committee were appointed before a long recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Committee of the People’s Party
Todey
Lindell Hoet
Taubspeck
Taubenvck
P.m
Turner
Conierepos
Juubeneck
Weaver
Editir
Tn m
Parkhurst Endorsement Planned by New York Presbytery
At a January meeting the New York presbytery plans decisive action to endorse reform work by Rev. Dr. Parkhurst, facing some conservative opposition. County commissioners approve secur ing 25 000 of the courthouse bond issue while noting more funds needed to finish the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
New York
Parkhurst
Court House
Amesion
Wse Columty
Cuaniain
Tose
Charmas Knight
Endoremgr
Knight
County Attorneys Meet Discuss Kansas Legislation
The state association of county attorneys gathers at County Attorney Safford’s office to discuss needed legislation and advocate for a pend en a sulated basis for justices. Officers elected for 1905 include President A W Hicks Mitchell, Vice President WC Simpson Lyda, Second VP W E Zeugher Cherokee, Secretary E Branine Survey, Treasurer Frank Walls Nemaha, with an executive committee and a seed legislation committee comprising county officials from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalavins
Alan Groot
State Association of County Attorneys
Safford
Kansas Avenue
A. W. Hicks
Mitchell County
WC. Simpson
Lyda County
W. E Zeugher
Cherokee County
A.B Crane
Jackeon Commanty
E Branine
Dlurvey County
Frank Walls
Nemaha County
W. E Zeigler
CG Sumpeun
Lyon County
A.D. Walker
Aschinon County
M. R. Sutherland
Jewell County
E. Browne
Starvey County
C Safford
Shawnee County
Frank Wells
Nentula County
No Football Ban Adopted by Des Moines College Board
In Des Moines on December 25 a college department resolution adopted to stop football among college students passed with only one dissent from Prof. Schaeffer of the State University. Kentucky faces a possible extra session to cover a $490,000 deficit. Gov. Brown has not decided. Buckingham's Dye offered for coloring beards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Jo Garrigus
Wateh
Fur Iy
Use College
al Neer Spide
Jed Garrigns
Gary Eus
Joumiedd
In Des Moinses
College Department
State Teachers
Schaeffer
State University
Fraxeroft
Kentucky
Brown Auya
Buckingham
Dickson Tales Fast and Five Days of Questing
Charles Dickson appears at the Grand this evening in A Jolly Good Fallow. He discusses his new play and contrasts it with past works while engaging with locals including Mrs. Dickson and Lee Jones. The piece notes his reputation as a speechmaker and the couple’s unsettled Davenport quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickson
Dickson
Aes
Leavenworth
Crawford
Nate
Lilian Hurliburt
Davenport
Wwe
Nick
Indy
Lee Jones
Mra Jones
Parmer Alliance Meeting Reports Work on Orphan Mutual Aid
The Parmer Alliance held its sixth annual meeting on March 28. W Wardell of Topeka, Kansas spoke on orphan care and related charity acts, detailing projects and urging support for relief efforts. The narrative recalls past contributors and notes the mix of public interest and literary discourse surrounding the alliance activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coly
Dar
W. Wardell
Topeka
Kunsag
Teruin
Tialualor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keventric
California
Ivag
Rifty
Mateo
Motwitte
Guil
Gus Juer
Imurderer
Andie
Bailey
Huse
Jiryjad
Trwall
Teib
Erin
Shawne County
Es Vuetodyelas
Rhett
Steiff BudAlre
Kunens City
Batson Sai
Caries
Charled Rivers Wilson
Tie
Tours
Charles
Washington
Hownels
Pacific
Goder
Lyear
Reilly Fundioy
Miss Pollard
Greckinridge
Desha Mberckineiger Tlusrets
Philusophy
State Normal School
Comnery
Alexow
Byrnes
Whi
Widhine Tnt
National
Tandeneck
Gen. Weaver
Indorse Parkhurst
Owa
Dickson Tales Fast
Parmers
Mai
Nopotvai
Osha
Chorley
Abboye-aux-Boiy
Bent Lorton Meeerapel
Triakler
Ida
Chaftlon
Nermal Hospital
Lorkip Beer
Hayry
London
Jambo
Sidy
Jdombo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!