End of Long Journey Maj Logan's Hemains Arrive
Maj Logan's remains arrive at St John's Episcopal church where Cap Georg Young commands a guard of honor from the Legion. The funeral and internment follow at Andrews Mausoleum in Luke 11 cemetery with ceremonies starting at 2 o'clock.
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Maj. Logan
Hemains
Ee Youngemen
Logan
B. Fe
Furliy
H. Bavenths
United States
Capl Georg
St John's
Atulur Lown
Senate Aims to Oppose Clayton Bulwer Treaty Impact on Canal
A rushed conference of penitentiaries in Washington signals opposition to ratifying the Clayton Bulwer treaty as it applies to the Nicaragua canal. Key Senators from Connecticut Illinois and others denounce the pact as a British led alliance that could cede American property and control. The piece notes the treaty may block U S ownership and allows temporary wartime control of canal fortifications, stirring strong Republican and Democratic reactions.
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Senate
York
Fed
Washington
Variohe Penitora
Pepoe A
Plat and Howey
Connecticut
Mass
Illinois
Britain
Hluiot le
Dr Hallock Electric Pills for Nervous Troubles
Weak nerves from overwork worry indulgence and nerves are cured by Dr Hallock's Wonderful Electric Pills. Claims to restore nerve centers strengthen heart nerves and end worries. Advertising copy notes price and direct mail order from Topeka Kansas with detailed testimonials.
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Mel
Weiner
Bei
Hallock
Eithe
Balto Peters
Rowley @ Sain
GM Kittens Avenue
Topeka
Advica
Clagetiors
Cronis Murecat Intay Hattuck
Algonquin Club Declines to Entertain Bryan Guest
Towns of Bridgeport offer no invitation to Willam J. Bryan as Algonquin Club members vote against hosting him. The plan to invite Bryan sparked debate among party leaders. Bryan will speak at Carnegie Hall in New York for a Henderson fundraiser.
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Algonquin Club
Bridgeport
New York
Malling Social Organization
Conn
Willan J. Bryan
Rity Todsey
Soran
Mr. Bryan
Ehone
Bryan
Tim
Carnegie Hall
Winfield
Senate finance panel proposes new section on financial tilt
Washington February indicates the senate finance committee reported a new section to the financial plan. The provisions aim to avoid obstacles to international bimesallum progress, contingent on receiving adequate action by trading nations and a fixed ratio to ensure relative value between gold and silver.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Fortify the Canal Says Engineer Cooley in Debate
Chicago February engineer Cooley urges fortifying the Nicaraguan waterway to deter invasion. He argues a fortified canal favors national security, noting war times favor the first to seize control and suggesting a union with Nicaragua and Costa Rica to influence canal plans. He warns the U S government may reject any permanent construction.
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Cooley
Chicago
Feb
Nicaragua
Anna Nicaracon
Costa Rica
Canal
Vialle
Ehoee Cetut
Sa Anitexation Ould
Capt Bosco's Swimming Cats Describe Curious Evolution
An odd recount from the North Carolina Times Demusrat describes a Marine tale of Capt. Dusen of Terpod Tiley and a famed Bay Adams fisher, noting a family of swimming cats that venture into shallow water to hunt fish. The piece remarks on their gradual evolution toward water affinity and playful behavior around ferrished metal and nets.
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Bosco
N. C
Dusen
Terpod Tiley
Orlegns
Tarbon Club
Bay Adams
Angie
Uwtin
Machor
Siridge
Ledrd
Mgeink
Uhertel van
Bosen
Wales
Provisions Agreed Upon and Then Killed as a Whole
City council wrangled over a proposed license ordinance for hours before killing it. Debates centered on taxation of heavy wagons and mercantile agencies, with disputes over coal dealer weights and wagon use. After lengthy discussion, votes fell short of passage and the measure died on the calendar.
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Drew
Ffnally
Bird
Counel
Dun Mercantile Agency
Topeka
Dun
Dan
Downing
Mn Nettels
Hughes
Netters
City Attourney Hunt
Mir Nettole
Copneliman Hughes
Nettle
Warner
Mike
Ada
Cornelman Hughes
AeVen
Biverom
Counciman Morgan
Expressquen
Oitsiders
Wisener
Councils
Nettels
Cadwollman
Chaney
Benson
Bilm
Burgems
Roundtree
City Delays License Plan as Finances Bind Officials
The finance wards of the city face a tight year and may pursue a new licenses ordinance. Court arguments sided with protection, but failed to carry the measure. City costs rise with a Cuban Quickenpox outbreak burden, while the council approved a large appropriation of 435,288.73 for sewer, city hall, and improvements amid heavy running expenses. Finance officials warn funds across multiple departments face strain and await further action.
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Teamsters
Roundtree
Haehes
Birde
el Nerih Topeka
Yidualy Jecremary
Dtsent
Ihis
General Revenue
Policé Department
Madison Street
Monroe Street
City Hall
Cinrfield Street
Water for Branner school boiler sparks council dispute
Topeka council and board of education clash over water rights for the Branner school boiler. The water company would extend pipes if allowed, but a rescinded permit and legal rights hold up action. City Attorney and Mayor dispute the rescission while Burgess resigns as councilman and Colonel Burgess becomes city assessor. Several ordinances pass including anti hypnotism measure and issuance of bonds. Eleventh Street paving approved after delay.
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Board of Education
Branner
Maine
W. H. Wilson
O'Neil
Topeka Water Companys
Penks
Bird
Bird Wilson
Connact
Wilson
Drew
Burgess
Fourth Ward
State Journal
Bie Ike
Econths
Topeka
Miners Strike Ends After New Wage Pact Proposal
The Piled Aline Workers of America reported over 30,000 miners on strike for weeks as negotiations sought a 19 cent per ton increase. Officials adjourned a three day session of the executive council and planned a formal statement outlining the scope and impact of a new interstate agreement. A senate executive session discussed the situation without objection.
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John Stutthell
Aline Workers of America
Mathractte
CMW
Presdese Saite
Topeka Social Life Bursts With Teas Dances and Visits
In Topeka this week social events abound with teas at the Topeka club from 4 to 6 on Friday for members and families, and a Hadennan Hall dance featuring Steinberg orchestra with numerous attendees including Edna Precot and many Misses. Mrs. William Green hosts a Ladies’ Duplicate Whist, a Mindonary Society meeting is planned, and clubs like Progressive Grande and the Pleasant Hour club schedule gatherings. Recent arrivals and visits include Miss Gertrude Devereux from Lawrence, Miss Myrtle Davis visiting Kansas City friends, and several Topeka residents traveling to Memphis, Leavenworth, and St. Joe for social duties.
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Topeka
Chartes
4. H. Club
Hadenn's Hall
Steinberg
Edna Preacott
Mario Wilson
Mas DeClerca
Sarah Schrether
Mix Eleanor Catcord
Margaret Wilson
Pannie Funk
Plorence VanTunnel
Alice Vanderpool
Ethel Black
Kansas City
Mary Irwin
Octavia Greenwood
Nellie Nevill
Loraine Kinney
Margaret Glan
My Hay
Lyddane
Ore Hubbard
Joseph Ramsey
Carl Swan
Frank Sturges
Ross Heller
Joseph
Johnson
Beamer Nelson
Laman
Wingert
Robert Irwin
Frank Hungate
Herbert Miller
Chis
Smythe
Will Wells
Victor Martin
Bart Shook
Harry Lyddine
Fred Wilson
Frank Revelia
Green
Gertrude Devereux
Lawrence
Myrtle Davis
Kansas CI
J. Smith
Sliver City
Nyat
D. Lewis
George Crawford
Ladies’ Mindonary Society
Central Congregational Church
Wilbur
Fillmore Street
ALBL
A. Birs
Fred Lyman
Art Club
J. H. Crandell
Fra Angelicn and Bottieenl
Mm BW
Margaret Jones
Rebecca Rodgers
Miss Rodgers
Harry Rouse
Indian Territory
James L. King
P. A. Lewis
Chicago
Ethelyn Palmer
Ellsworth
Kansas
Mystic Shriners
Browns
St. Joe
Mabel
Helen Wilton
Kappa
Katherine Stone
Leavenworth
Bela Upsesratt
Mary Hixon
Purble
Colo
Kanian City
Mattie Hasson
Mies Helgna Pitts
Je. J. Gibson
Albuquerque
N. M
Biche
Atisa Myrtle Mitchell
Michigan
van Buren Street
Charles McCabe
Irs
H. M. Hadley
Holton Mills
Hattie Coates
Hertha Zoller
Wellaville
George McCoy
Progressive High Five
Retere Hicketis
Eliais
Pet Witter
Edna Millice
May Downing
Blanche Weet
Helen Morgan
Florence van Taneel
Ray Bille
Carl Raw
John Anderson
Wil Clauser
Kit
Pleasant Hour Club
Star Grocery ad promotes double stamps tomorrow
The Star Grocery at 112 East Sixth Street owned by J. S. Sprout offers all day tomorrow double Premium Stamps with each 10 cent purchase except sugar. Customers may buy groceries meat china ware or tinware with stamps from other grocers and coal dealers at set rates and see many low prices on items like oranges cans tomatoes apricots honey syrup and baking powder.
Local Social Notes From Topeka and Nearby Towns
In Topeka and nearby areas, residents visit relatives, shop, and host guests. George McCoy plans a short stay in Holton. Mrs. A J Beaky of St Marys shops in Topeka. Mr and Mrs C Downing host visitors. Maggie Pierson arrives from Osage City to stay with Mrs Pierson’s daughter Mrs F A Botsford. Mrs J M Byrne of Kansas City visits Mrs Alice Clayton. M & Hoover travels to St Marys on business. Hale Hamilton visits from Lawrence for the Imperial party activities.
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F. E. Barlow
Lincoln Street
George McCoy
Holton
A. J. Beaky
St. Marys
Topeka
C. Downing
Pierson
Maggie Pierson
Osage City
Young 14 year old in federal court for post office robbery
A boy about 14, later identified as Clinton R. Brannan, appeared in a federal courtroom with Deputy Brown. Indicted for robbing the Goodland post office of stamps, merchandise, and money, the youth pleaded guilty amid discussion of reform school placement rather than penitentiary. Judge Houk noted home surroundings and possible influence by older persons.
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Federal
United States
Brown
Hook
Bar of Justice
Brown Brouht
Lambert
H. J. Bone
BE Adame
Adama
Clinton R. Brannan
Goodland
Sherman County
Shawnee County
Epee
Mook
Adams
Houk
Shakespeare Recital Draws Big Chicago Audience
William Shakespeare appears for a recital and lecture next Monday under the Ladies' Music club. Reports from New York and Milwaukee praise his singing and lecture, with Chicago sold out and Topeka, Milwaukee and New York venues noted for strong reception.
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Wm. Shakespeare
Ladies’ Music Club
New York
Pereh
New Forne
Intenieleson
Shakespeare
Milwaukee
Chicago
Topeka Mewa
Wreck on the Hocking Valley damages to freight train
A north bound unit rear ended a freight at Carey Ohio last night injuring several crew. Brakeman Steilman Kin Bas Rounseville Snyder of Toledo were reported injured along with passenger Kratt Fy.
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Hocking Valley
Toledo
Carey
Steilman
Kin Bas Rounseville and Snyder
Hansas City Return Fare via Santa Fe Tickets On Sale
Passenger fare to Hansas City and return $267 via the Santa Fe offered with Paderewski concert tickets. Tickets available each Thursday, February 1st, with return by February 7th.
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Hansas City
Santa Fe
Paderewski
Fragmentary sports notes from ancient page
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and numbers with unclear context. It references Joy Torrvar, Dahan, and Europe, plus scattered items like Gort 5 and 7 Greet Jones. The readables are insufficient to confirm a coherent event or outcome.
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Joy Torrvar
Dahan
Miaieat
Coamells Aot
Ace
Europe
T- Gort
Greet Jones Ai
Siege of Ladysmith Generals Force and Troop Levels
In the Ladysmith siege General Sir George Stewart White commands diverse units including Fifth Dragoon Guards Nineteenth Hussars Eighteenth Hussars Thirteenth Battery and several artillery groups. The narrative details battalions from Leicestershire Grenadier Guards and Royal Irish Fusiliers among others, with communications cut, bombardment, and withdrawal actions noted as October to November events.
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George Stewart White
Dragoon Guards
Hussars
Leicestershiry
Giourestershiry
Ceneral Yules
Glenoneenim
Ovigher
Joubert
Ladyanitt
Rember
Olenes
Wwe
Ralfee
Referendum Trial Marks Salaries Question in State Councillors
A report notes a referendum on increasing state councillors' official salaries drew only £300 in favor from 33 000 voters. The piece discusses widespread support for obligatory referendums to align laws with public will and cites the Courier de Neve and a Geneva letter via The Chicago Record.
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Préwa
Courier de Neve
Geneva
Chicago
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