Local religious notices and community briefings roll through city churches
New Year sermons fill the city as congregations report on January plans. Central Congregational will elect new officers January 8 while Rev Bernard Kelly of the GATL area leads a large gathering at the Biotic lounge. Police and court notes touch on local incidents and a past arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
M. E
John Guibrie
G. A
Tee
Sheldoe
Jim Speutding
Ile
Crawford
St Joseph
DD. Watson
Belew
Eheiweer
Caldwell
Resumont
Order of
Mibernians
Joseph Merehall
John Gannon
Jain Meagher
Res Ccnting Steeetiry
CU. A. Lennon
Clasnclal Secreary
M. Hogan
J. Donovan
Hugh McGiverk
J. D. Stanley
Tin Donoven
M. Maery
T. F. Jerwon Callatinn
James Slavin
Disposed of Case Over Cholera Fund Debate
The Choters Farad Case ends with Judge Moon granting time and a petition by F B R Dawes. The board's discretion over a marine threat to Kansas is disputed. The court upholds prior rulings though the filing argued lack of jurisdiction and a need for board consent.
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Choters Farad
Moon
Mmee
F. BR. Dawes
Sir Dawes
Board of
Ath
Pinnegan's Ball at Grand Theater With Sal Smith Ruswel
A fragmented theater listing announces Pinnegan's Ball and The Dazzler at the Grand. Sal Smith Ruswel and Me Kossell perform A Poor Relation. The Railroad Tickets returns Friday and Fleomgan's Hall hosts side talk. On the Thir, The Daz zler will encore at the Gram.
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Sal Smith Ruswel
Me Kossell
Fleomgan
Dazzler
Gram
Coloret Moers Sew Fears Dance In Topaka Event
The best colored people of Topaka attend a social dance tonight at Maetropli tap hall under the Metropolitan club. The Dispatch band and Watson’s orchestra provide music. a 40 member A. N. Celabet delegation from Kansas City will be present. A foil dress affair, cordial greetings mark the event.
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Topaka
Maetroplitap Hall
Meteopolitan
Cra
Dispatch Band
Watson
Fingale
A. N.celabet Kamas
Metropolitan Club
Fourt Street Gang Trouble in Arkansas City Case
Two members of the Fourth Street Gang watched in Topeka face trouble in Arkansas City for forgery and burglary. Hob Nightingale and Tom Israel are named as suspects after burglarizing a local home and bank. Nightingale was indicted for forging a father’s name. he fled town as authorities pursued the case. Undersheriff Tom Wilkerson received word of the developments.
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Latal
Arkanems City
Topeka
Arkansas City
Hob Nightingale
Tom Israel
Sizth Street
Sod Nightingale
Santa Fo
Tom Wilkerson
Will sue for wages in central strike case
The Apollo Trap and Steel plants prepare to sue for wages under central Highell. Workers claim four months of unpaid wages and seek to recover money after a one year contract. About two thousand men affected over eight months.
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Tee
Asoun
Apolis
Leech Bortie
Uit
Centrabia Highell
Apollo Trap
Twe
Marie Burriess Weds Wealthy In New York Arm
Actress Marie Burriess married Guy Wilbur Cocker, a wealthy resident of Lawrence, in New York. The union drew opposition from Currier family relations while Burriess and Currier had a two year history in Boston. Burriess, about twenty four, was reportedly worth near $100000.
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Kecomies
Marmat Bbtters Prent
Stas Béstor
Marie Burriess
Tas Beodsec
Nework
Guy Wilbur Cocker
Lawrence
Teid
Marrines
Currier
Tle
Misa
Gladstone Stirring Debate Sparks Foreign Policy Talk
The article notes charges that Gladstone’s stance affects peace and criticizes foreign powers for not acting. It mentions a St James Gazette reference to Gladstone’s long career as a warning against political mischief and outlines broader concerns over international stability. It also reports on a fire at Santa Fe depot and a refinery blaze in Barnet with minimal damage and attribution to mice.
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Lospes
Gladstone
Pall Mall Gasette
Armenia
Ape
Grremier
St. James Gazette
Mr. Gladstone
Callei
Santa Fe
Acack
Eie
Mrs Mattox Arrives In Topeka To Visit Son
Oklahoma City widow Mrs Mattox, mother of Clyde Mattox, the murderer with a history in Topeka and Oklahoma, arrived in Topeka today. She described grief, anger, and concern over Clyde, saying she would rather see him free than in jail and urging better jail conditions. She hurried from Hesherd's office after exchanging notes about a letter she believed undelivered and warned officers of potential danger as she kept a wary watch on Clyde.
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Abe
Clyde
Ste Uleo
Lyse
Fly-Boy
Cnich & Jail
Tom Wikerson
Wilkerson
Mex Mattox
Mo Pas
Mike Ehe
Wichita
In Old Krentucky at the Grand Theater
In Old Kentucky will play at the Grand tonight with a rugged mountain scene. Patrons note printer errors in window dates and a lively pit scene with rocks and chases as characters descend and rise the mountain. Characters Puddick and Lizzy Byars are mentioned among the cast.
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Kentucky
Crawford
Moly Jelse
Pitkaniuny
Our Land
Cegore
Mora
Lizzy Byars
Topeka Plant Builder Drives State Boiler Boom
Joseph Bromich, proprietor of the Topeka Bream Bullet Works, showcases a thriving Topeka manufacturing establishment on Jefferson Street. He recently completed an eight horsepower boiler for the Osawatomie state asylum and has completed seven boilers for state institutions this year. His work furnishes heating plants for homes and business houses across Topeka and rural Kansas towns, with ongoing contracts for Fowler Packing House in Kansas City.
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Joseph Bromich
Topeka Bream Bullet Works
Topeka
Tusitnd
Osawatomie
Mr Bromich
Jefferson Street
Weir
Rebet
Kansas Towns
Woilers
Fowler Packing House
Kansas City
Bosnich
Kansas
Bep
Sante Fe to Make Kansas City a Major Passenger Crew Center
Nickerson chairman Sir Roddey and the grievance committee of the Santa Fe for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers visited Tupaka last week. They supported making Kansas City a division point for five or six passenger crews, with division ends at Marcelline and Topeka, moving crews from Kansas City and Argentine to Topeka or Marcelline. Roddey has returned to Nickerson.
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Sante Fe
Krayias Chyada
Janes E Rodidey
Nickerson
Suita Fe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tupaka
Kansas City
Marcelline
Missouri
Topeka
Sir Roddey
New Kingdom Kalnun Emerges With Ming Family King
Reports from Yonomuma dated December 31 indicate the Teng Hats rebels in the Cholisdo province have established a new realm named Kalnun and enthroned a Ming family member as its king. The movement signals a shift in regional power amid ongoing conflict.
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Teng Hats
Cores
Kalnun
Yonomuma
Cholisdo
Two Sessions Loom Over State Legislation
The article discusses the Iowa like plan for two legislative sessions starting January 8, 1805, with regular and special sessions for apportioning districts and other business. It notes historical changes to state printing elections, law shifts, and ongoing political maneuvering by Republicans and Populists over reform measures and appropriations, including irrigation funding and state institutions.
Populist State Conference to Shape Winter Appropriations
The state conference of Populists will be held in Touaka on February 4 to discuss issues and the outcomes of the state conference with the aim of defining the position for Populist supporters this winter.
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Touaka
Ig Hk
NORTH TOPEKA NEWS AND SOCIAL NOTES
North Topeka items recap a day of visits and travel with residents and relatives in town. Mrs Harry Staley entertains her sister Miss Lizzie Bailey of Severadae while Miss Lodell McMasters returns from Cicaga for Christmas. Amelia Simmons left for Pearis Alabama for a family wedding as Rev. Byers returns from a southern lecture tour. The AM club plans a New Year dance at Lukens opera house with 33 cent tickets and 18v5 diaries offered at the Hook Store. Nearby, J H Foucht and BR Smith visit from Kansas City. A J Kane travels to Marshall county to see a sick sister. Colonel Carter and JF Carter travel to Marion for a funeral. Mrs J H Dodd and Maud return from a months long visit. Mrs Dodd reports health improving.
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Bly
St Mary's
Harry Staley
Misa Lizzie Bailey
Severadae
Lodell McMasters
Cicaga
Robert Maxwell Laa
Columbus
Wis
Misa Nellie Butterley
A Amor Simmons
Pearis
G. Rev. Wi. Byers
Lizzie Petta
Kansas City
George W. Petra Tie
Lukens’ Opera House
New Yourseve
Hook
J. H. Foucht
BR Smith
Rock Island Junction
A.J. Kane
Magshall County
Jia
JF. Carter
Marion
Carter
J. HL Dodd
Maud
Dodd
Which died first in an estate dispute in Sioux City
A contested estate case from Sioux City involves Honora Freinutes and a widowed mother seeking the entire estate or half as a widow, with a son named Anyos drowned last summer. The suit questions who died first and who is entitled to the property, with the brother and husband’s sister named in the dispute.
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Riverside
Anather Sud
Anyos
Orange Crop Ruined by Record Cold in Florida Towns
The coldest weather in Jacksonville and surrounding cities cut to 11 degrees and froze much of the orange crop. Officials estimate 24,000,000 boxes on trees or lost, with many more damaged. Early reports from Titusville, Tampa, Palatka and Sanford indicate teens above zero, while local readings show surface temperatures 1 to 13 degrees lower. Several towns report fruit losses, and trade groups forecast substantial financial impact. The cold wave follows the 1901 04 orange season concerns, with observers calling the crop ruined.
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Jacksonville
Stintice
Heporta
Titusville
Tampa
Ooals
Janesville
Palatka
Sanford
Folly
Florida Feust Exchange
Bee J
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Fey
Shawnee
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Seromt O
Barnet
Buris
Dec
Hychiorekl & Sayota
Great Petroleum Refinery
Et Ratuom
Mrs. Mattox
Old Krentucky
Topeka Institution
Coe Moe Sefectarien
Brady
Lawrence World
Ius
Snow
Higre
Usul
Goptract
Lleeweriu Mietler
Martin
Supreme Court
Judce Busner
United States Supreme Court
Legislarere
Cntive Council
Cholera Fund
State Irrigation Association
State Board of Agriculture
Tne
Republicana House
Senate
Gan
Agricultural College
Tunif
Atchison
Reed c
Missouri River
Reed & Tomlinson
Bell Telephone
Foundry
Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Jimg
Kas
Tlems
North Topeka
A. J. Bowman
Frank Deuragonil
Iampoda
Brinoa
Spain
Holme’s Drag Store
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