Salvaton Army hospital health scare at police court
City health officials testified before the court about filthy conditions at the Salvation Army hospital. Dr Grubbs and Dr Swan described unsanitary kitchens rooms and drains. Witnesses stated frequent complaints from residents and risk to public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Choe
Tamms
Pallee Court
Peer Au Aitenheiert
Podge
Tire Witienes
Sulvatin Army Hospital
Swan
Wellner
Cape Tafe
the Salvation
LY Gruthe
Jess Han
White
Nak
Raed
Grubbs
W. B. Swan
City Board of Health
Beard of Health
Wallace
Ani
Pipher
Unclear fragmentary note on aid and cane investigation
A fragmentary report mentions aid not received and an investigation into cane related matters with unclear timing and players. Further readable details are not present to identify persons or organizations.
Storm Widespread Wires Down Across Western States
The west experiences the season’s heaviest storm with blizzard conditions. Wires down cast disruptions across Kansas Colorado and New Mexico as heavy snow blankets the region. Officials report power lines damaged ponds flooded and railway delays as the storm continues to threaten travel and forecasts predict worsening conditions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New Mexico
Barta Fe
Hoek Taland
Miseuirt
Jennings
Mustang
Mustang En Toesbuy
Qoreas
Karasant
Panhandle
Orth
Wichita
Pet
Spur railway plan sparks Rock Island council debate
The Topena Milling company seeks an ordinance to build a spur from First events and Jefferson into the river valley, linking to the Pogelia Mitte employees and providing direct transport to local facilities. The plan would extend from Crane Street west to the alley and around the mill, affecting adjacent lots and evoking objections from rival lines. council will weigh these concerns as the proposal advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topena Milling Company
Ety Council
He Rocke Island
Erner
First
Jeffersin Sinent
Thoreton
Fock Island
Crame
Hull
Koresary
Abe
Boer Peast Days in the Commons Dissent
The passage records a House of Commons debate about Boer War festivities and commemorations. Timothy Heater and Tryth NeGwnutist criticize current observances while Healey praises General Symons. A related exchange notes tensions over war memories and political stance amid Liberal support for home rule.
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Tanfot
Feb
Timothy Heater
Aepesch
Dingman
England
Aleen Muller
Methven
Wolf Becks
Thomas W. Hursell
Terone
Senigtae
Healy
Big Curtis Club Formed at Skirta Pe Shops
A Curtie chil club is formed at the Skirta Pe shops with Kites promising an affair. About Morons, $3 is the sion iz spain eet, and it is estimated that with the pace ting in each department all shopmen will soon be the gem there. The first meeting will be held in a few weeks once the roll is hashed through all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Estatheasy Heard From Parle Feb Major Comte
A misreaded report notes a figure like Major Comte Verdi and Walstn Fsterhazy reputed as author of defense lines linked to the Dreyfus treason conviction. It mentions amnesty commission protest and a call for preselection while indicating lines of the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comte Verdinand Walstn
Alfred Dreyfus
Ife
Mendinng
Annem
The American Derby at Chicago Opens Entries for Big Race
Assurances have been given that Washington Park will host the American Derby with top stables entering from across the country. The event is expected to rival Chicago’s standout race meetings of recent years as prominent three year olds are touted as likely entries. The club plans to open offices soon at the Wellington and names James Howard and Martin Nethensen as officials to handle entries, including negotiations already underway with San Francisco interests.
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Chicago
Rvest
S—Assurances
Washington Park
Clits
Wellington
James Howard
Sail Martin Nethensen
Ban Incisco
Kelsey
Keseh
Bryan Delivers Campaign Speech At Music Hall
Col William J Bryan spoke to a large crowd at the Music Hall in Plainsfield yesterday after a rail trip with New Jersey Congressman Daly. He defended his views on money and tariff reform, urged unity, and denounced opponents while recounting Civil War service and the Spanish-American era. He praised the north and south’s harmony and left for New York on the 4:20 train, later speaking at Carnegie Music Hall on pending problems.
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Ale
Bryan
Conetessman Daly
New Jersey
Jenna
Deilinad
Jersey City
Bit
Pietesd
Lally
Mairgan
Cedar Brook
Jeres G. Martine
Howe
Hngland
England
Daryan
Democratic Party
Biyan
New York
Carnegie Music Hall
Winfield Soult Hancock
Gryan
Hoge
H. B. Beul
Biotit
Tuts le Julinsom
Erent
Catholic Prefectory
Wiebeer
Borane
Ue Bennie
Lauguer
United States
Salad
Sis
Stier Quettion
Trneta
USL
Trial of Jack Haines in Topeka for Watson murder
The trial of Jor H. Haines, a Topeka ticket broker, opened in Kansas City criminal court. He faced charges for the shooting of Charles Watson after a quarrel in a Grand Avenue saloon while waiting for a train. Witnesses testified to the disturbance and Haines’s intoxication. Mrs. Hatnes attended the trial.
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Topeka
Jor H. Haines
Charles Watson
Kann City
Hashee
Four Armies Progress and Threats in South Africa War
London reports ongoing Boer forces under Gatacre and Groote Oost while British fronts shift toward Ladysmith and Colesberg. Roberts and Kitchener may move toward Modder River as colonial troops form to guard farmers. Chamberlain notes imperial government policy gaining Commons support for South Africa under British rule.
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Ladysmith
Barton
Chievesey
Tugele
Garrix Fon
Gener Waller
Tugels
Gutacre
Sterkstrom
Gatacre
Caplex
Geiaert
Welly-Kenty
Prenth
Iaiah
Colusberie
Sara | Roberts
Cape Town
Pobrimry
Robertskins
Zew
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
MacDonald
Formr
Mothuen
Kitcherier
Mafeking
John Gordon Sprige
Cape Colony
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
South Africa
North Topeka notices and local items summary
Local column items from North Topeka report a large glass showcase blown over in front of a store, illness updates on residents including James Campbell and Rev J B Glendenning, and notices of community events. The Hyworth Senev church meeting at Kansas Avenue M E B yields an oyster supper after elections for club officers. A railroad contractor plans work on a branch line from Anidarka to Ft Sill. about 150 names signed to a club.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Winsas & Son
C. E. Jordan
State
An & Business
James Campbell
Fovenil
Rossville
Rev. J. &. Glendenning
Kanauxity
GG. Howman
van Buren Street
Bob Tucker
Coloored
Mear Sivkey
Kansas Avenue
George Tivyes
Arthur Collum
Alma
Arkansas
le Dolman
Pers Ritory
Quincy Street
Tolman
Hoek Ixland
Anidarka
Ft. Sill
Brennine
Portis
Oflices
Or, Holmin
Dolman
Fred Shuubarger
Frank Trayey
Frank Norrell
A. Sheets
Oscar
Norret
Bushnell Humiliated As Nash Demands Resignations
Columbus Ohio February reports Gov Nash demanded resignations of all members of the board of penitentiary managers. The new board had not yet been confirmed. The old board had been reappointed by Governor Bushnell and nominations hung in the senate.
Two Laughable Farces Benefit Church Event
“The Mouse Trap” and “A Family Quarrel” are staged for a church benefit at 103 North Kansas Avenue Saturday at 7 Admission 35 cents. Proceeds aid the Church of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the
Iobd Shepherd
North
Kansas Avenue
Puerto Rico Tariff Bill Split by Party Line in House
The Ways and Means Committee bill imposes a 40.2 percent duty on goods between the United States and Puerto Rico. McCall dissents, arguing the measure violates constitutional uniformity for territories. A minority Democratic report rejects imperial style taxation and asserts Congress is bound by constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Med
Ways and Means Committee
Porto Rica
United States
House
McCall
Mass
Newlands
New
M’call
Congress
Porto Ico
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
India
Minoirity
Ways and Imeans
Gilver
Puerto Rico
Congrss
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Oklahoma
Wiese
Constens
Spain
Payne
UG & Manufacturers
British Empire
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Wheat and cattle markets mixed on a volatile Chicago session
Chicago price reports show May Wheat slipping and rising within a turbulent day as May grain paring and profit taking occur amid mixed receipts and export demand. Hog and cattle futures remain steady to firmer with demand guiding the complex, while oats and barley show parallel strength and weakness in the reflected stock market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Reidner
New ‘York
Toruteners
Minneapoln
Duluth
Istze
Uruguay
Aie
Sie
Silite Gil
Warley
Kansas City Produce Marta ede eA eS i es No. th
Readable fragments indicate a local item about Kansas City produce, with unclear names and numbers. The readable content is too fragmentary to confirm a clear event, person, or organization. The note likely records a station or business detail but lacks complete facts for a concise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marta
New York Money Market and Grain Report Fragment
The report outlines money market rates with nominal 2 percent yields and a stable sterling exchange. It notes foreign exchange activity and tailed prices for government bonds. Grain commentary from Topeka trades wheat outlook, confirming weak demand and cautious buyers amid winter conditions and market uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat market and commodity notes from Topeka price listings
Agricultural market summary and commodity notes from Topeka with data on wheat supply, world stocks, shipments, and prices. Includes figures on world wheat visible supply, domestic stocks, and shipping movements, plus local Kansas City and Topeka quotes for steers, heifers, poultry, butter, hides, and corn.
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Kansas City
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Congressman McCall
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