Why Did She Go Lecture Tour Sparks Nationwide Scrutiny
A fragmented report outlines Mrs Nation’s lecture tour amid heated debate. Foremost critics, including Ter. F. W. Emerson and A. C. Rankin, push back on funding and aims while supporters cite justice and reform. The itinerary lists stops in Des Moines, Chicago, and Topeka with press scrutiny and public access to accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Nailin
Topeka
Tanda
Bee Nailon
Lada
Howard
Des Moines
Iowa
Auear
Elty
Gad
Thie Arres
Rick Eprudsting
Mre
Medica
Ars City
Keith Mr. Tonkin Ji
Teft Priday Shernoon
Kuseas Clipaccom
Sencinae
Chicago
Thurnlay
Kent
Eupy
Urals
Ory
Bodotis
Weber
Fragmentary OCR Item Lists Addresses and Venues Nearby
The readable text lists names and misread street references such as Kansas avenues and Kansas lanes. It references places like Crasford's Op via Mouse and a Senate location at several Kansas addresses, with partial street numbers and ambiguous descriptors.
Federation Demands Enforce Prohibition in Topeka
A Topeka federation of clubs and delegates reads a resolution urging enforcement of alcohol laws. It declares the city’s officials must prevent sales of liquor and maintain public order, naming Judge Nickol, Mayor, City Attorney, and police chief as officers to receive copies.
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Nieide
Adh Thomann
Mons Partzan Besanleattan
W. A. McCarter
Nickiois
W. AS
Ge Aa
Aneem Poller
Frank Rian
Eamons
Clwis
Teprks
Liv Town
Pobsty
Topeka
Manns
Matsien
Topelis
Fifty More Fires Report From City Fire Chief
Chief Wilmarth released the annual fire report for 1900 noting 195 fires with 44 in stone or brick, 121 in wooden structures, and 20 others. Total building value affected was $817,29 with insured losses of $20,460.22. Causes included stoves, defective flues, electrical wiring, and careless behavior. three people were burned during gaslighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmarth Thaa
Jose Leon Ty Eant
Sirobe Bieh
Chinese Minister Declines Dinner With General Bowell
Washington dispatch reports Chinese Minister Yen Yung Ting declines a formal dinner invitation to meet General Bowell. He says no explanation is needed and maintains his stance, while noting no change in feelings toward the acting commander. In a separate item, Montana news notes a man shot and killed his wife before taking his own life in Butte.
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Otis
New York
Washington
Chines Ministur
EU ‘Ting
Bowell
Gentidman
Mtet
Olle
Thik Deetelshea
Rena
Mont. Butte
Leavenworth Notes and Church Events Highlight Evening
A local roundup lists several social, religious, and community happenings. Elmer Miller and Mark street figures attend party plans while James Pascenem arrives from Oklahoma to visit relatives. Church services outline baptism discussion at Ayentag and a series on Jesus portraits, with a May birthday celebration for Mrs Richard’s daughter marked by a family dinner.
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Iene
Berman 4 Co
Elmer Miller
Mark Wtreet Dolman
Tire
Sutv
Eaton
James Pascenem
Ieee
Okla
Hus Partis
Ists
Leavenworth
Ocho
Ube
Beri Osawkie Amile
W. Ot. U
Intearan Berger Mundy -Afiakisa
Kansas Avenue
Toon & Cane
Kuness Avenue
M. Echuren
Tomor
Christen Education
Secon
Jetun
Alten
Jesus
Richard
Gilio
Plasdeg Mance
Campaign Name Drawn For City Attorney Candidacy
Fragmented text shows a municipal campaign with committee actions and mentions of W F Schroft and PR Lindsay as attorney candidates. The note references a meeting, responsibilities of the City Attorney selection, and civic appeals alongside an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming health benefits during the period.
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Troutgarding Aia Ate
Ee Wanlert
Committee of Sales
Zen
Lindsay
W. F. Sehoct
Sabaidace
C WF Hughes
Noa
Sa Albert
Law Mod
Godard Says Officers Are Trying to Before the Law
The article records Godard expressing confidence in county officials and stating the case is under advisement after receiving a letter from the attorney general. He notes uncertainty about interfering with county officials and supports the enforcement method, while praising the joint efforts in the region.
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Gen- Godard
Many Game Laws Proposed but Enforcement Unclear
The article describes several bills aimed at fish protection and game laws in the senate. It notes broad public support yet warns that laws may be violated as seasons and protections shift. Hunters and guides risk continued violations without strong prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiha Cmt
Senate
Chaney Bill On Registration Heads To House Action
The report covers a legislative debate over Chaney’s voter registration bill aimed at preventing party primaries from being packed. Opposition argued the measure too drastic, with amendments and a substitute offered to remove fusion features. The bill’s fate hinges on committee and upcoming elections.
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Toad
Hamer
Sanoter Chaney
Ce Paarinn
Siesaerty Ao
Snowbound Legislature Faces Snowblocked Session
Fragmented text describes lawmakers arguing over a resolution to press the executive council to crack down on janitors. Report notes janitors resisting, laughter in a dockery, frozen drifts and a week of timbles with sluah-wading ahead for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Pauly
Baka
Dougherty Geis Letters Create Noted Publicrowd Incident
Milford notary Kennett writes under law to compel county to fund actions. He argues this could stop hostile penalties framed as a pension inducement. The comments reference joint smashing bill and public tolerance of shell holes.
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Dougherty Geis
A. Kennett
Milford
Connecticut
No Tax on Mortgages Advances in State Vote
An adverse report from the House Basesament and taxes committee outlined a mortgage tax measure tied to a constitutional amendment. The session debated a tender option over property, with supporters citing a similar state move and a reference to Cherokee County district court terms and anti-canteen resolutions in government liquor oversight.
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Tate
Weilep
Crawford
R. Wellep
Wellep
Cherokee County District Court
Columbia
Galena
Cattle Brand Bill Develops in Senate Action
A bill in the Senate aims to require all cattlemen in the state to adopt a single brand within six months of passage and have it certified to the secretary of state. The secretary would acquire the brand by purchase for use across the state.
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Senate
Smith
Shell
STOP CONVICT LABOR Abolition Bill Aims to End State Prison Work
The State Society of Labor introduces a measure to ban convict labor, arguing the practice undercuts free labor. The bill targets shoe and furniture production for contractors who use inmate labor and pay the state cents per day, with strict enforcement against hiring or directing inmates by penal institutions.
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State Society of Labor
Geary County
Buck Maddox Ballot Review Delays Continue
A committee appointed to count votes in the Buck Maddox contest reviewed about half of the ballots and will resume work in Minnesota.
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Comitee
Contros
Eaves
Minn
Follows the Flag and Hawaiian Trade Declares Laws
A Honolulu court decision voids a mercantile tax law as conflicting with federal commerce statutes in an Acetate fees case. Reports note sugar cargoes bound for New York aboard the American-Hawaiian line and plans for eleven new steamers. Overcrowded courts loom as judge resignations alter the docket. Queen Victoria’s death shocks Maui workers, with rising labor unrest and strikes among Japanese and native laborers. Portuguese arrivals from New England praised by employers as Paced immigration diversifies labor. Zealandia to sail next to Los Angeles with seven hundred passengers onboard.
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Hohelute
San Francis
Cal
Supreme Court
Ime
Hi. Davies
New York
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Honolulu
Rircuit
Judes Slikman
Victors
Maui
Frowaluli
Porto
Yio
New England
Steamchip
Zealandia
Sao Francisco
Los Angeles
Naval base choice for the Philippines weighed by Captain Wilde
Captain Geo F Wilde, former commander of the battleship Gorgon, advocates Iloilo as the ideal base site in the Philippines with deep waters and a dry dock. He notes Subig Bar as safer harbor per naval board but emphasizes the need for several hundred thousand tons in ships for patrol and inter-island service and calls for a comprehensive coastal survey due to incorrect charts.
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Wilds
Naval Station
San Francisco
Geo. F Wilde
Gregan
Asiatic
Thilo
Naval Board
Subig Bar
Manila
Philippines
Punat
Topeka Wins Over KU in First Season Matchup
Topeka OMCA defeated the Kansas State University basketball team 14 to 7 in the season opener at the MC A gym. The Topeka guards and team play were strong, with Owen as captain and Griggs scoring for Topeka. KU's offense showed effort but could not overcome the faster, cleaner Topeka squad.
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State University
Topeka
OM. c. A
MC A. Syyposium
RAMS
Bie Balwax
Tepeite
Mirtle Ie Bood
Lawrence Bays
ALC. A
Tess
Owen
Pieishman
Sway
Sowtelle
Smith Lo Fo
Binlth
E ‘Owens
A. Griggs
Naismith Sayaical
Quinto Becayuva Named Governor in Hic Janes
A special dispatch reports Quinto Becayuva, newly appointed governor of Hic Janes, addressing the overs and confirming strategic moves. The cruiser Tiradentes has orders to proceed to Muranes, awaiting further instructions, with authorization to seize revolutions’ assets if needed. A medicinal ad touts Cure La Grippe, noting a cold remedy claim with a five to eight day completion and a price per package.
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New York
Tuo Uisys
Quinto Becayuva
Hic Janes
Tiradentes
Muranes
Musical Westival Promises Spring Club Event in May
A fragmentary notice describes a musical festival planned by a commercial club in Distussps, slated for May. It mentions Penny involvement and arrangements, with tentative proposals for production and venue. The text is garbled but signals a spring music event.
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Musical Westival
Mercial Club
Death of Mrs Fisher at Topeka in 19th Century Era
Obituary notes Mia Elizabeth Fisher wife of Rev H D Fisher died at 109 Pilimere Street after heart disease. She lived in Topeka since 1884, active in First M E Church and Ladies Missionary society. Survivor list includes daughter Anne in Atchison and sons J Fisher Havana Cuba, B Fisher Jarvis Cuba, Dr H F Fisher Kansas City. Her husband once faced Quantrill’s raid in Lawrence, and she aided him during the siege.
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Mia Elizabeth Mr. Fisher
HD. Fisher
Faralty Nome
Pilimere Street
Mia. Fisher
Olly
Erin
Oalo
Ghildwood
H. D. Fisher
Mesh. D. Fisher
Pen
Imshia Atate Imine
Coat Auimuotaly
Herbu Mani Bay
Lawrends
Ottawa
Atchison
Westmoreland
Fisher Orst
Topeka
M. E. Church
Woman's Home Missionary Sociey
Ladies of the Sea Circle
Fisher
Lawrence
Quantrill
Church Anh
Missouri
Mr. Fisher
Aira
Mitchen
Fisher Wa
Ape Dashier
Mire
Anne Fisher
J. Fisher
Havana
Cube
Bete Iisher
Jarvis
Cuba
Hornt
H. Frank Fincer
Kansas City
Market Report From Chichse Wheat Trends Quiet
Today’s market report notes mixed wheat activity with modest price movement and moderate selling. Buying orders decline while near term contracts show slight strength for May futures amid sparse trading and subdued demand.
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Pernession
Livernogtne Tower
Yraterday
White
Texic
Comenicaut
Leal Reselpla Ware
Unclear OCR fragment hints at nuptials and market notes
Fragmentary text mentions nuptials and various market terms and locations. It references people and places like New York and Topeka, with scattered lines about wheat, money markets, and a factory. Overall, no coherent event or clear names emerge.
J C Goings Commission Co Members Chicago Board of Trade
Fragmented OCR text references a commission company and Chicago Board of Trade buyers and shippers. Details are garbled with unclear names and addresses, offering little coherent fact.
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J.C. Goings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade, Buyers and Shippers of
Crain
Miling Wheat
Cossignmente
East Fith Street
Topens
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Mrs. Nation
Ter. F. W. Emerson and
A. C. Rankin
Mr. Emerson
Fey
W. Entresca Usid A
Rae
Granta
Pease Flees
Saat
Peers
Crasford
Kansans
Avenin
Earnsan Avenue
Elose Beyoip
Kansas aVende Royal
Karas Avenue
Federation
Wilmarth
Way WU
Law Enforcement League
Buin
Hood
Senstor Chaney
State House
Isn Bill
Richardman
Iloilo
K. U
Roma
Laurel Aevines
Bert
Mrs. Fisher
Kansas
Agnhariain
Sil Cruguivts
Today's Market Report
Geeterens
Tie
Alshoe
Cotton Marist
Eplay
Apeas
Teentota Hogs
Cpa
Tesa Paolimatey Suenlee
Stockaema. & Co
Atchison Atabieaty Bia
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