Ex-Governor Osborn's Funeral Details Reported
Meadville reports the funeral of ex Governor Thomas A Osborn with his son Ned Osborn and friends accompanying the body from Chicago to Topeka. The Central National Bank will close at 1 pm, services at Methodist church, pallbearers named, interment in Topeka cemetery, Osborn estate valued around 190000 with Ned as heir.
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Meadville
Thomas A
Mealyite
Chicago
Ed Coburn
T. W
Osborn
Nichmeng
Osburn
Cra
Mesdeilie
Vicw
B.D. Ken Bh
Paw Morton
Col W
Wes Chesen
Ourvey
Topeka
Culia Lise
Une Alley
Mr. Morton
Kelins
Kansas City
George Crewford
Hammett
Clarab Merriam
Ned Osborn
Quincy Street
Kenna
Marton
Central National Bank
Gavern Wan
A Fashion
Moore
John Ostain
Morrill
George W. Ollesk
Lewelling
Lor
Humphrey
John
MARAY
Kareie Avenue
Shaweiey cwbHty
Cent- National Bank
Sunilar
Me 4
St. Louie Bank
Onions
Osbern
Beaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
A Topeka notices list multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. N M Ives 50 died Saturday night. funeral today. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Rose died Sunday evening. service Tuesday at 7 at 1703 nets avenue. burial in Rochester cemetery. Mrs. WL Detrofe died January 28 in Chanteken, N. D.. former Topeka resident, superintendent at American Sunday School Union. Agron Wood Tut funeral held at 0 Jackson street. Rev A S Dumbrne officiated. family and friends attended. Alexander Nope Wilder services at residence. offerings from Missouri and Kansas Car Service and CW Kounsufte employees. Margaret Timor Win funeral at Church of the Assumption. Brunkills, recently in Cot Srade, died from consumption. remains arrived in Topeka. services Tuesday at 10 Topeka avenue for the mother Mrs J R Jones.
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Rose
Nets Avenue
Rochester Cemetery
Mra
Detrofe
Fhanteken
Topeka
Diedjrof
American Sunday School Union
Inipeka
Agron Wood- Tut
Jackson Street
A. 5
Dumbrne
Topeka Cemetery
Alexiather Nope Wilder
Ev. E. Tlakenley
Ree. A
Hedisjes
Midiei
Missouri and
Kateas
Kounsufte
James Moore
White
Wilson We
Majer J. KK. Hutson
TL O
Bes Criswetl
Dolind Meunk Halson
Tupele Féry
Glgy
Bruttebaro
Vermont
Bar
Division Ends Debate Over State Districts
A fragmented political scene reports Division is dead as leaders claim the state is no longer split into two federal districts. Figures in Wipeniuatas and West Washington discuss constitutional concerns, while promoters abandon aims amid criticisms of an interview. The piece also mentions a tonic ad for Hall's Vegeta Hair Renewer amid other unrelated notes.
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uRene Aiigan
Wipeniuatas
Hagan
West Washington
Governor’s stance stalls extra session on railroad bill
Governor Leety shows reluctance for a special legislative session with no emergency justifying it. State Auditor Morris opposes a special session but supports a railroad measure if it aids farmers and business. Secretary of State Buah doubts the need yet would back a broader bill improving the state’s economy and reducing metropolitan police burdens.
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Morris
Leety
Wil
Atute
Siste
Lam
W. E. Buah
Marrin
Disastrous Runaway At Central National Bank Corner
A spring wagon runaway at Kansas avenue near Sixth Street injured four people. Daniel Noetzel and his mother Mrs Noetzel, Mrs Chris Crush, and Mrs Henry Onholtz were tossed from the wagon when the shafts broke and the horse bolted. Noetzel suffered severe bruises. Mrs Noetzel and others were treated. injuries not deemed dangerous.
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Daniel Noetzel
Henrietta Noetsel
Chris Crush
Henry Onholtz
Central National Bank
Kansas Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Street
Jense
Noetael
Sirs
Crush
Daniel Nowtzel
Mitchell
Insurance Commissioner McNall Moves on Policy Denial
Commissioner McNall pressed Western Assurance after a claim dispute over a destroyed property with the company initially offering only the policy face value. Torrence indicated total destruction and the insurer later proposed paying the face amount, prompting McNall to demand full policy payout.
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Insurance
Webb Mo Nail
Western Assurance Company
Mw Patia
Saranes
Buy
Omurt
McNall
Stokes Claims Tweed Papers Reveal Bribery Cash Ties
W E L D Stokes, holder of William M Tweed’s private papers, contends the material shows 11 64 000 in bribes and cash endorsements. He plans a book, cites Spanish surrender as political leverage, and notes a diary with all Tweed’s dealings.
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New York
W. el, D. Stokes
Stokes
William M. Tweed
Ross
Tweed
Ludlow Street
Mr. Stokes
Nansen Says American Courtesy Pleases Arctic Explorer
London February 7 Dr Fridtjof Nansen the Arctic explorer who arrived from the United States says in an interview he was greatly pleased by his visit to America where he met with every courtesy and was almost killed with kindness of a social nature and that the rest afforded by the Atlantic passage was welcome. Warning to Insurance Agents Webb McNall reports a letter from Clarke Con brokers offering 2 percent for insuring saw mills grist mills flour mills cotton gins country hotels and stores and warns agents that such schemes are futile and a waste of time to engage with.
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W Nansen
London
Fridtjof Nansen
United States
America
Atlantic
Webb
McNall
Baling Ak
Kanes
Clarke & Con
Topeka Klondikers Head West For Gold Field Quest
The Topeka Klondikers led by Ed Culver Ber Pewia Lard W. Culver and Frank Sawyer depart Saturday hoping for wealth in the Kendike Yukon and Stewart river gold fields. Grub-staked by Topeka businessmen they plan two years away to prospect shafts and placer deposits then report to stockholders. Chance and Sawyer bring mining experience from British Columbia and Colorado to guide the expedition.
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Topeka
Chance
Sawyer
Hart
British Columbia
Colorado
President names several nominations to senate
Washington Feb 7 The president today sent nominations to the Senate Justice Edward Br Thomas of New York to the United States district bench for the southern district of New York S H Cowell attorney for the western district of Michigan A Oren Wheeler marshal for the western district of Michigan Treasury William H Powell collector of internal revenue Thirteenth district Delimiate Chuatogher C Wimbish for customs for the port To be cancelled Zerins 3 of Texas at Durango Mexico Frederice Goding ape Timote from Sasrenella at South Wales Jedith H Thiertot of New Jersey at Lisbon Portugal Postmasters Oklahoma John B Williams Aberdeen Kenneth Mckenzie Greta
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Washington
Senate
Edward BR. Thomas
New York
United States
Jitles
Satterneek
Cowell
Michigan
A. Oren Whueler
Treasury
Wm. H. Powell
Internal Revenue
de Tiiniate
Chuatogher Cwwimbish
SIE
Ahead of Time The Denver Flyer Reaches Boone Early
The Union Pacific Denver flyer and Northwestern special from Denver arrived in Boone at 11 30 three minutes early, heading to Northwestern division headquarters. A large party of Boone paper representatives and 25 guests of the Chicago and Northwestern company were aboard. Samuel Hutchinson, assistant general passenger agent of the Union Pacific, traveled with the Colorado press party. Division Superintendent Ashton said running time could be cut by one and a half hours, plus another hour with cast offs.
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U. P. Denver Flyer
Boone
Thenton Pacific
Northwestern Special
Denver
Northwestern Division
Chicago and Northwestern Company
Samuel Hutchinson
Union Pacific
Colorado News
Chicago
Ashton
Reed for Annexation Moves to Quick Action
Washington reports Speaker Reed backs Hawaii annexation and urges swift action. He privately doubts Senate ratification of the treaty but seeks to push the Moran bill and settle the matter in the current session. Reed aims to boost congressional renomination prospects for the Republicans.
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Washington
Reed
Hawaii
Senate
Friends of the Treaty
Vongrast
Davia Ts
Congress
Local Births and an Eye Injury Reported in Town
Mr and Mrs Eugene Wolfe welcome a son after a Sunday ceremony that united Jesse Booth and Heisy Ann Cole in a colored marriage. Willan Schick, Schick Mattress proprietor, injured when metal pierced his eye. doctors fear loss of sight. A product ad promotes Arner’s Sarsaparilla to keep blood pure.
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Eugene Wolfe
Juder Dorman
Jesse Boott
Heisy Ann Cole Fies
Topeka
Willan Schick
Schick Mattress Company
Sunday blue law in Toledo halts most commerce
Toledo observes strict Sunday closing under order of Munger Tones. Stores, restaurants, newsstands and druggists shut all day. milk deliveries allowed until Sunday morning. About 15,000 people gathered as bands performed after arrests followed evening show. Mayor Jones says order largely obeyed. police commissioners responsible for enforcement.
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Toledo
Onier
Munger
Toleado
Toledo Marine Band
Valentine Theater
Jones
Tuan
Under the Hammer: Anchor Line Vessel Sold at Cairo Sale
The Anchor Line property, recently failed, was placed on sale at Cairo by the U.S. marshal. The steamer City was sold to Captain Thomas B. Sims of St Louis for 25.10 dollars. The appraised value stood at 22.00. It was believed Sims bought the boat for the Tennessee River Packet Company.
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St. Louis
Anchor
Cairo
United States
President Dole Arrives in Buffalo on Private Car
President Dole and party reached Buffalo by the private Corona from Wasrington on the Pennsylvania road. A committee led by Capt John M. Brinker met the train and escorted them to their hotel. An item lists Ekberg, 712 Kansas Avenue, selling class salt for 25 dollars, and a mention of DeWitt's pills by G.W. Stansfield at 622 Kansas Avenue.
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Dole
Buffalo
Presient
Wasrington
Corona
Pennsylvania Road
John M. Brinker
Pan-American Exposition Company
Ekberg
Kansas Avenue
Greatest of These
A veteran, Toine, buys soup and hot meat for a struggling Paris family at Abbey Place. He delivers daily meals to a widow Didier and her children, reflects on hard times, and contemplates ending his pipe and poverty near the Seine after a long life of sacrifice.
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Lwieh
Les Invalides
Toina
Abbaye Place
Paris
Abbayo
Antoine
Didier
Myne
Cicer
Grumbler
M. Toine
Mme. Didier
Tle
Sty Duras
Seine
Straim
Esgrpt Relic Tale Involving Cat And War Ruins
An old fragment describes a cat in Esgrpt that once bought a ste with its owner. A pile of ruins yields a curious scene where the cat is excavat and proud of its possession. A brief wartime disruption reveals a head stuffed among various items.
Carnival of Nations Opens at Hamilton Hall Tonight
The Carnival of Nations starts this evening at Hamilton Hall with edisrahall's band, stalls, and national songs. Tickets grant entry to Saree hall and a gypsy fortune telling event on Tuesday, with J. H. Wethcreft supervising the Wednesday ball and a 7:30 opening tonight for the concert.
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Carnival of Nations
Beaeft
Topeka
Hamilton Hall
Edisrahall
Molly Fryer-stuckouiten
J. H. Wethcreft
State offices close and meeting to follow
The state offices will close at 1 o clock tomorrow and reopen after the close at 14 o clock. State officials will meet at Gouvernor Leedy’s office at 2 o clock and walk to the church in a body. Tom Fenlon’s mother dies. Mary Fenlon, mother of Thomas P. Fenlon, a prominent lawyer, died today on the 84th anniversary of her birth. D. W. Gerard, the Supreme Chief of the Tribe of Ben Hur, will meet with the Tribe tonight at 418 Kansas avenue. Packers Steam Laundry remains noted for service quality.
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Thomas A .Osbern
Gouvernor Leedy
Tom Fenlon
Leavenworth
Feb
L—Mirs
Mary Fenlon
Thomas P. Fenlon
D. W. Gerard
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Kansas Avenue
Wheat and Corn Move on Mixed Signals at Chicago Market
Chicago market report signals mixed demand with wheat slipping after initial gains from Liverpool. May futures show slight recovery before fading as late cables from Liverpool weigh in, while corn and oats weaken with ample receipts. Hog and cattle prices hold firm despite broad, fluctuating livestock receipts across Kansas City.
Market Notes From Grain and Cotton Trade Reports
A compact summary of mixed commodity trading across grains and fibers with observations on oats hay corn rye and wheat. It notes steady to active conditions in oats hay and creamed dairy markets while cotton and sugar show steady demand. wheat futures and U.S. receipts are reported alongside Liverpool and Chicago price movements and export clearances.
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Tolay
Texas
Chalee Timothy
Liverpool
Chicago
Ted
Cuttin
Kanasu Thy
Wrendy
Atin
Mingeaile
Bunkels
Chicago Storks
New York
Eniaer
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Eee
N. M. Ives
Bly
van Buren Wheel
Harry M. Ives
Adame Bros Printies
Ahoune
Margaret Timor Win
Church of the Assumption
Hagen
Kansas
Hall
Seventh and
McWall
Boss Tweed
Culver
ED Change
Ber Pewia Lard
Frank Sawyer
Edward B.thomas
U. S
Sunday Blue Law
Ohio
Anchor Line
Hill City
DeWitt
G.W. Stansfield
Marshall
Swift & Holiday Drug Store
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Chicago Livestock Market
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