Stevens and Reedor Face Sixth District Battle in Kansas
Local papers analyze J Ind Stevens a Republican foe of Congressman Teeder in Kansas Sixth District amid party tensions. Stevens, a longtime Christian church minister from Laurel Indiana, moved to Kansas, serving Colby and Goodland before a postmaster appointment, with speculation Reeders renomination and Stevens’ chances discussed.
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Urbiuten Ag
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Reeder
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University
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Iniiani
Laurel
Kansas
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Christian Church
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Colby
Gaston
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Post
Nasusner
Japan Acquires More Ships From Canadian Pacific
Vancouver February reports Japan has bought or chartered steamships from the Canadian Pacific line. Each vessel weighs about 35,000 tons. The purchases expand Japan's maritime capacity amid tensions with Britain and the Orient.
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Vancouver
B.C
Pacifie Railway
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Lawrence Editorial Association Opens Kansas Meeting
Editors from Kansas convened in Lawrence for two days of sessions starting Monday. Officers appointed include President D. T. Anthony Leavenworth Times Vice President S. W. Me Aurea Manhattan Page and Lins Secretary Jae Ling Bulletin. Discussions covered contests editorials and business operations with emphasis on maintaining profits and harmony among country papers.
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Alma Enterprise
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Thomas Charles
Jelieville Freeman
Charles
Sble
Wl Townsey
Great Bend Tribune
J. E. Junkin
Sterling Bulletin
CS. Finch
Lawrence Gaxette
Winch Speke
Ewing Herbert
Brown County World
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Finch
Thomas
Moran Herald
Geveral
WL. Stat
Emporia Republican
Acron Ameng
Mir. Stahl
A. H. Turner
Chanute Mes
Antry
Mme
Birger
Anthony
Leavenworth Warhorse
Amell
Wing Herbert
Herbert Madeo
Hiawatha
Yau Hare
Atchison
Atchison Globe
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Frisco
St. Louis
Neroviation
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Leavenworth
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Qhern
Hawkell
Presbyterian Clurch
Laervate
Topeka News Highlights From The Week
A Topeka press page records varied items from civic notes to social news. Returns include court shows, divorce filings, and debts. Mentions Col W H Rossington visiting Leavenworth and Otis E Hungate attending Fort Scott civil suit.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promised To End Hemorrhoids Quick
A letter from a reader claims Pyramid Pile Cure ended thirty one years of bleeding and prolapsed piles after one 50 cent box. The ad emphasizes home treatment, cites dramatic savings, and invites others to request a sample and mail order information.
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City Battles For Access To Kansas Avenue Water Line
A fragmented report notes a dispute between the city and a water company over access to Kansas Avenue. The city contends rights to lay or take water works while the company warns of potential legal prejudice if action proceeds. The text suggests municipal efforts to acquire or use water infrastructure on Kansas Avenue.
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Kansas Avenue
Parsifal Coming to Topeka Auditorium Benefit
Major T J Anderson closed the engagement for a lecture concert production of Parsifal for the Topeka Auditorium pipe organ fund. It will be presented Saturday night April 16. The production is touted as a major musical event with Wagnerian acclaim from New York and Chicago. Walter Damrosch leads an eight or more singer company touring after the New York run with Damrosch delivering the story of the music as lectures accompany the performance.
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T. J. Anderson
Topeka Auditorium
Pipe Organ Fund
Topeka
New York City
United States
Wagner
Paraifat
Basreuth
Henry Coueld
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Walter Damrosch
Hiss
Toaslet
Mr. Dumrosch
Teamsters Get September Reprieve on Wides and Tires
Topeka teams will delay enforcing a wide tire and similar street safety ordinance until September. Streets and Walks Committee, noting jurisdictional limits, voted to postpone action to allow city officials time. Engineer McCales advised waiting until September 1 to avoid premature enforcement while brick suppliers remain active.
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Topeka
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Shimir
B. Snyder
Chy
McCales
Topeka MC Dasker Walliam Leads Tonight Basketball Showdown
Tonight in a gymnasium a Topeka MCA team meets Emporia State Normal in a high profile game. Both teams are unbeaten and have built strong reputations with months of strong play. Walliam is cited as one of the state’s best players as the match draws near. Georgetown and other districts report no cases. District Attorney Thurman discharged eighty Idaho Springs business men accused of running union liners last summer, removing the case from court amid protests.
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Leavenworth
Otis E. Hungate
Fort Scott
John Marshall
Ofice
Laura M. Dorrell
James R. Dorrell
Washburn
First Christian Church
Ene Run
Sre Betas
Jennings
Topeka Baseball Association
Ttl
Fiftern
Kansas City
Milwaukee
National Automobile
Court House
Central National Bank
Davidson
Topeka
Athinta
Georgia
Board of Education
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Fiset Coustegainal Church
A. al Godard
Taylor Street
Oslock
China
T. Gaunt
Telegraph
Santa Fe
Echoe of
Medicing
Highind Park
Washburn Girls
Baker Girls
Woodmen of
Kansas Avenue
J.T McFarland
Harrison Struct
CV. Wolf
Wolf
ML Snat
J. Adams
Burtisetom
Opera
Adams
Coffer County
Cheyenne
Miller
G. W.stamifieli
Association
University of Tultnels
Mary
Ehias
Ann
Topeka Water Company
Sbavon
Topeka Naso- Cation
Emporia Tonient
Ood Conden
Tovka
MCA
Dasker Walliam
Georgetown
Cole
Fab
Thurman
Idaho
Springs
Carney
Richardson
Bank Closes at McGruder Texas
The controller of the currency notified of the Citizens' National Bank of McGruder Texas failing. Assets and liabilities amount to $134,803 with a capital of $250.80. The failure is attributed to a drop in cotton prices.
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Blydenburgh Given Life Sentence for Murder
Eben F. Blydenburgh, convicted of poisoning his third wife, receives life imprisonment after a sensational trial. Also noted are reported deaths from Iroquois theater and boxing results in Chicago, plus a call to President Roosevelt to intervene in the Russo Japanese conflict. The Hiague State Normal faces the Y M C A tonight in a local match.
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Eldora
Roosevelt
Vienna
Austrian Peace Society
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Interene
Hiague State Normal
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Rheumatism Cure
An old testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as curing rheumatism and stopping pains. The letter from Mrs. Clarke of New York praises the remedy for nerve strength and relief, dated January 2 and January 13, 1904. It cites Dr Tolwart E. Phelps and the idea that pain signals a deeper cause, urging treatment of the true cause.
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Yalae
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TA. Clarke
New York City
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Tolwart E. Phelps
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Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nerve and Pain Relief
A letter touts Paine's Celery Compound as curing rheumatism by strengthening the nerves. The writer claims stunning results, sleeping better, and renewed energy after use. It argues nerves control body organs and that the remedy restores health and harmony.
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Phatty
Phelps
Faine
Topeka Baseball Association Moves Meeting Date
Owing to a date misunderstanding the Topeka Baseball Association called another meeting for Monday night February 15. The group debates park location and funding as it nears full subscription and aims to pay the season's first payroll. Members pledge donations and stock subscriptions, with Stansfield's Drug Store set as a collection point.
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Topeka
Senue
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Stansfeld
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Aseoclation
Poneka Tratleau Company
Topekane
Dulin
Shively
Missouri Valley League
Severe storm sweeps province despite gains in power
A severe storm barrels across the province, unrelenting in its intensity, even as notable improvements in power and momentum are reported. The frigid conditions persist, with very cold temperatures intensifying travel and daily life concerns.
City Central Committee Meeting Sets Primary Entry and Poll Hours
A city central committee meeting in Mousa outlines a 7 30 p m February 16 gathering at the court for Republican primary entry deadlines. The executive committee proposes poll hours from 1 p m to 7 p m and discusses campaign expenses, salaries, and potential appointments tied to city offices amid talk of election board compensation and staffing.
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Que Avesourmes City Central
Td Court Mousa
H. Want Page
Want Sixth
Board Education
Cens Tlans
Evidence Is Declined At Trial Openings
Chicago february 9 Gustav Marx, a self confessed participant in the car bai murders, offered today to turn state evidence against Peter Niedermster and Harvey Vandine at the opening of the trial of the three men. The states attorney, however, declined.
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Chicago
Gustav Marx
Car Bai
Peter Niedermster
Harvey Vandine
Perfect Confidence and Cough Remedy Claims
A garbled note cites Perfect Confidence and Chamomile remedies, praising cures for coughing fits and flu symptoms. It references Mrs. Bochetfer and claims prompt relief from whooping and cold symptoms with Hemeny products, mentioning a child and Rev. attacks.
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Mrs. Ltd
Bochetfer
Sista
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