New Geyser Exhibition At Norris Geyser Basin
Major John Pitch St. Louis supervisor of Yellowstone Park reports a newly observed eruption at Norris Geyser Basin. The Yellowstore Park association plans an exhibit of volcanic activity in the porcelain basin. The Constant Crater measures 26 inches wide and 14 inches long, with eruption durations from three to seven minutes at intervals of one hour to three quieters.
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St Louis
Pex
John Pitchst
USA
Yellowstone Wetlong Park
Fos
Yellowstore Park Association
Norris Geswer
Volcania Accim
Porcelain Basin
Enanaria
Supreme court ruling in Chiles case spurs druggist cases
The Saturday supreme court decision on the Nick Chiles case signals a shift in liquor sales wording and could end many district court prosecutions. Judge Hazen had dismissed most counts, but the new ruling narrows charges against W. Ho Goutier and W. F. Kunts. City Attorney Feer will review remaining cases for weaknesses in light of the decision.
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Supreme Court
Nick Chiles
District Court
Judseilasra
Agulest
W. Ho Guutier
W. F. Kunts
Hazea
Ani
Feer
Gianna
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Neighborhoods
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and deeds including Pieruts to T. Craw part, Patcheet Street land to Mertha Jay, Rathosd Avenue and Palmer's Addition entries, and various parcels on Jefferson Street Holliday's addition West View and Spruce Street. Queues of trustees, mortgages, and minor sums noted alongside street names and areas.
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MT. George
Howell and Innsbend
Luthye
Palmer
T. & Crawpart
Lewis Street
Newt Lot Co
Mertha Jay
H. Muteane
Rathosd Avenue
Wddi
Saga
Trace
Thoma Gam
FWA
Cooper
Eral
Tan F. Whent
Marshall
Tefferson
Holliday
H.W. Vankir
Quincy Street
West View
W. Oyed
Mae Wee
H. King
Lew
CE Jewett
Spruce Street
West Park
Adili
Warden McClaughry Visit Prompts Prison Funding Request
Warden Me, formerly in Washington, urged the house appropriations committee to fund a new federal prison. He sought a $200 appropriation to accelerate construction through civilian labor. The report notes his appearance before lawmakers and the ongoing push for the project.
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McClaughry
Taavenworth
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Ger
Thomas
Police Jottings and Topeka Poker Case Tangle
Fear that Dowevan s Braves mislead them erupts amid a Sunday poker game probe. Officers note a Topeka peace guardians clash with Holt Hagar and city dealers, while nine suspects face hearings on possible offenses. January fines reach 125.15 with back dues 108, affecting city treasury.
Smith and Nelson Enter Governor Candidacy Race
McPherson dispatch reports Farmer A W Smith announced his candidacy at a county central committee meeting. The move shocks observers amid stories that Palmer Smith might run and notes McPherson County is backing Frank Nelson for state superintendent. Nelson vows renomination while Smith’s bid unsettles local party dynamics.
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AW. Smith
McPherson County
Central Committee
Palmer
Smith
Kansas
Boss Busters
Frank Nelerns
Brith
Seventh Congress
Frank Nelson
McPherean
Ste Paersoe
Ifistriou
Tate
Hoek
Taland Route Tickets On Sale For Wichita Return
Tickets from Wichita to Taland and back go on sale February 12 13 and 14 with good for return February 15. The notice notes a focus on route sales and ventilation concerns amid ambiguous context.
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Avery Baw
Notorious New Canaan leader linked to shooting case
Juden G. Daft Nichols of New Canaan Conn once a prominent local figure is now believed to be of unsound mind after ordering his son to fire at Frank Clark and ejecting his wife from the home. His inconsistent reply My wife is innocent is cited by friends as evidence of instability.
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Juden G. Daft Nichols
New Canaan
Conn
Frank Clark
Nichols
FAVORS HOME RULE Dr Lyman Abbott Advocates Local Option
Dr Lyman Abbott urged local option at Carnegie Hall in New York during a talk on the Saloon Question. He pressed for forbearance and local action to reflect New York City’s will, arguing conscience should govern personal liberty and that rural voters should not impose their views on urban residents. General Stewart L Woolford presided as the big audience applauded Abbott’s home rule message.
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Lyman Abbott
New York
Carnegie
Stewart L. Woolford
Albott
Abbctt
New
Murder Trial Reopens Over Chloroform Death Claim
New York February 10 The trial of Albert T Patrick for the murder of Mary Hice resumes after a juror issue paused proceedings Last Tuesday Dr H B Swami testified on direct that Rice lung changes likely stem from inhalation of chloroform The cross examination explored technical aspects of chloroform effects on blood Redirected testimony maintained the death cause consistent with autopsy findings
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wat Maryi Hice
H. B. Swamis
Rice
Evangelist Hill Returns From Valencia Revival
Evangelist J F C Hill comes back to Topeka from Plymouth Congregational church near Valencia after a two week revival. Four conversions reported and Hill says the organization was strengthened. He plans evangelistic work at Blacksmith church near Valencia and eventual hall or mission in Topeka. Friends deny any effort to seize the East Eighth Street mission. He left because he could not locate the supposed leaders and contends his aim was building up, not tearing down. If a suitable hall is found, he may conduct meetings in Quinque Heights area before warm weather.
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J. FC. Hill
Topeka
Plymouth Congregational Church
Valencia
Mr. Hill
Blacksmith Church
Thut
East Eighth Street
Cog
Hill
Will
Green Goods Letters Warn of Old Swindle Circulation
Confidential letters from New York green sheds have reached many in the area during park week. Postmaster John Guthr and Clerk Geo Sharitt are among federal officials questioned by District Attorney JS Lean after WC Steptenan, a real estate dealer, reported receiving one of the letters. The scheme shifts to fake Government style bills printed on silklike paper with pale engraving, aimed to fool ordinary people.
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M New York
Green Sheds
Asun
Bela
John Guthr
Fee TB
Geo Sharitt
JS Lean
WC Steptenan
Bilia
Cain
Morristown Mother and Neighbor Child Die After Cliff Fall
New York report says Elwood P. Fichenon of Morristown New Jersey took his five year old daughter Mabel and neighbor Albert Collins to Copperas Mountain to view forest fires. A gust of wind toppled them over a 204 foot cliff. Mrs Fichenon tried to catch her daughter but both fell to rocks. Mabel died instantly. The Collins girl survived with injuries and head for help.
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New York
Elwood P. Fichenon
Morristown
N. J
Mabel
Alberts Collins
Green Pot
Copperas Mountain
The Tug of War Riot Among Greek Orthodox Factions
Riot erupted in Chicago as Greek Orthodox factions clashed at a meeting. Three policemen tried to intervene. arrests and injuries followed. Rioters pressed 300 or more angrily, one officer struck by a chair and knocked down stairs. panic forced people to leap from windows as police restored order after several minutes.
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Chicago
Abstract of Title Endorsed as Valid by Noted Lawyers in Missouri Land Claim
Henry Post of Gitman Missouri holds an abstract dated July 18 17 % claiming title to land in Stone County. An attorney who saw the document said it was endorsed as legal by Hufun Choate and Daniel Woleter and deemed a valid guaranty of title. The land stems from four leagues granted by the Spanish government to Dr Joseph Valtiero, an early Cuban War captain, who died in New Orleans. His heirs hired Te and Web ster to opine on the abstract’s validity for the large tract. See City Ticket Office Asion Pacific R R Kansas.
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Joseph Valliero
Eighth
Louisiana
Valtiero
New Orleans
Webster
Topeka Funeral Notice at Third Church EL EL Vanzant
Notica lists members to meet at hall 117 West Sixth Tuesday at 1 31 o clock to attend the funeral of Mrs E Kay at the Third Church EL EL Vanzant. Secretly Rosy Cheeks Do you want them. Do you amply to giau Sun beeith. Do you want to eae Eienaxs Guers Nerve Compound. oo bo terse W. Stansted Kansas Ave Marshall Broz lif Kansas Avenue.
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Mra
Os E Kay
EL EL Vanzant
W. Stansted
Kansas Avenue
Marshall Broz
Lif
Kunsas Avenue
Seaton Defends Labor Ties Against Alleged Bias
Captain John Seaton defends his record before the State Society of Labor delegates, insisting he acts honestly in duty without personal or party prejudice. He recounts long ties to workers, payroll loyalty, and a past where he reported a railroad bill's status with a bipartisan panel, noting an apology from a lobby committee for a supposed trick.
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Bia
John Seaton
State Society of Labor
Costenine Neena
Trich
Pevenne
Sniv
Sammon
Jmen
House
Right to Interpose Denied in Bishop Dore’s Confirmation
London Feb 10 court rules in the case of Charles A Dore’s bishopric election that objectors Kensit and others have no right to interpose against the crown’s nomination. The ruling notes crown prerogative and advises caution in public notices to avoid tempting objections during confirmation.
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London
High Court of Justice
Baron Alverstant
Charles A. Dore
Aswinetic
Worcenter
John Kensit
Juwtive
Henry VII
Fragmented Telegraph Notices From Around the World
A jumble of telegram briefs reports deaths in Odell family circles Philadelphia Feb 10. Belgian steamship Helzenland grounded near Delaware breakwater. Cable service disrupted with limited forwarding days. Berlin missionaries attacked but escaped. Mining deaths in Montana and vigil at Yale amid racing talk. Reports from St Paul on a grieving husband dying after his wife. Winfield Kansas to host a key Republican congressional contest on June 12 with about a dozen candidates expected.
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Gor
Ode
Odeit
Z. Odell
Cohuppin
Cophel
Odell
Odell Iadeh
Philadelphia
Delaware
Ss Am
Winfield
Kansas
Republican Congressional Committee
Wichita and Return via the Rock Island Route
Train offer shows a Wichita round trip via the Rock Island Route with travel on February 10 and 15. Returned dates listed as February 15 with good for return.
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Wichita
Rock Island
Free Dispensary Seeks Doctors and Legal Help in Topeka
Free dispensary run by seven Topeka physicians offers free medical care to those unable to pay. Attorney D Humphreys has moved to 4 Kansas Ave. Also notices for salemen wanted and a Cleveland company advertisement appear among the clipped text.
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Kansas Ave
1St St
Topeka
For Sale and Exchange Real Estate Notices
For sale vacant lots and houses on time payments. Listings include Good vacant lots near Lowman Jill cottage near ear lave Flot N Morris Homa and Fillmore near No 1 Kansas Ave east front for ev a cant lots. House and 2 lots Walnut tone hanes near Toth a uth ualneam Lot Nort piece hens depot suburban land. West 6th etc. For exchange farm and rite for city property. Also carpentry and office listings.
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Morris
Homa
Fillmore
Kansas Ave
Nort Peice
Brown
Ity M. Heery
Kansas Avenue
Altul Large
Railroad Timetables Westbound Service Update
Rail notice shows Rock Island schedules for westbound travel. timetable page lists routes and times. Anomalous OCR fragment references Topeka and Missouri lines, indicating station or routing notes that require confirmation.
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