iAY OF JUBILEE HUTCHINSON CONTEST DATES SET
The Hutchinson Jubilee executive committee fixed May 24 27 28 and 31 for the Jubilee musical contest with prizes totaling 1500 entries are being made. Classes include chorus of city residents and a range of solo and ensemble events with top prizes up to 500 and 200 for various categories.
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Tietentesos
Miittee
Astectet
Claus U
Sin
O D
Isle Chirus
Ian Artelie
Buse Euie
Ochestra
Centralagts Shell
Wind Storm Rips Through City Causing Damage
A fierce west wind battered the city and nearby regions, reaching up to 64 miles per hour. Telegraph and telephone wires were downed, vehicles were overturned, and minor structural damage occurred as the storm progressed from last evening into today. Reports from Iowa Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan described similar high winds disrupting service over the past 24 hours.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Iowa
Inois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mystic Brotherhood Branch Organized in Armourdals
A branch of The Mystic Brotherhood has been organized in Armourdals with G. D. Coates elected president. The club aims to secure resubmission and plans to begin activities soon, led by members who will pursue their stated objectives.
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Reauh
Mystic Brotherhood
Armourdals
Axwoonpass
G. D. Coates
Keuess Ka
Lawyer Sam Kimble Seeks Democratic Convention Delegacy
Lawyer Sam Kimble of Manhattan seeks to be a delegate from the Fifth district to the national Democratic convention. T. E Bowman will address mothers on kindergarten topics at Polk Street Kindergarten on Wednesday February 12 at 3. Mothers and friends invited. State Bank Commissioner Breidenthal, in Kansas City yesterday, expects no receiver for the defunct Kansas City Bank. Judge D. M. Valentine yesterday concluded a lecture series on wills at the state university. Representative Ball hosts an appellate court session. W. E. Nelson of the Smith Center Pioneer travels for a life insurance firm but returns to Kansas to focus on the Seventh Cerbiter Meeting. The Republican congressional committee for the eleventh district plans to meet at Hutchinson on Saturday, February 15 to set the date for the congressional convention to renominate Congressman Chester I. Long or his successor.
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Sam Kimble
Manhattan
The
Nations Democratic Convention
T. E Bowman
Polk Street
Fourth
State Bank
Breidenthal
Kausas City
Yeaterday
Kansas City
Kutl
D. M. Valantine
State University
Morthero Department
Representative Ball
W. E. Nelson
Smith Center Pioneer
Topeka
Ma Nalson
North
Anhce Company
Inez
Becays
Kansas
Repubiicas Congregsional Committee
Elveeth
Hutchies
Chester I. Long
Train Schedule From Topeka to Wichita and Beyond
Schedule notes a Wichita bound train leaving Topeka at 1 40 p m arriving Wichita 4 40 p m with through service via Hook Island. Another train departs Topeka 10 50 p m arriving Wichita 12 30 a m with through sleepers on eight trains. Call local City Passenger Agent for details.
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Great Hook Island
Topeka
Wichit
Wichita
Hook Island Mantis City
Great Hook
Cooley Demands $2400 Grievance Faces Browns Star
Dick Cooley, star left fielder for the St Louis Browns, has refused to sign at the offered pay, valuing himself at 2400 dollars. Breitenstein’s Washington appearance stirs talk of a possible move to Baltimore. The Derby winner derby and bicycle news mix with pricing and gadget chatter from New York and New Orleans as Bah.
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St. Louis
Dick Cooley
S. Louie
Diddiebock
Ike
Mr. Spink
Baltimore
Breitnestein
Tig Chester
Light Weight Prize Fight Ends In Draw In St Louis Area
In St Joseph Missouri on February 11 two lightWeights Laexando Imboden of Omaha and Clyde Bowser of Kansas City fought for 500 a side. The bout ended in a draw after the twelfth round. Both fighters were taken to the hospital semi conscious. The Journal reports chaotic scenes as the crowd dispersed.
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Leavenworth
Miewoartific Railwaypany
Ita
Keneua City
Tei City
le Company
St. Josefa
Laexando Imboden
Omaha
Clyde Bowser
Kansas City
Depew's Dainty Dinner With Roses In City Home
Chauncey M. Depew hosted a 24 guest dinner at his West Fifty fourth Street residence. The decorated rooms featured a red rose theme, Persian lamps and white lilacs with blue and gold music room tones. An orchestra performed in a screened hall behind the mandali, while the library and other rooms echoed the color scheme.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
West Fifty-fourth Street
San Domingo Méhogany
Depaw
Mandali Orchestra
Parks and Palisades Bill Receives Final Passage
The Hudson Palisades preservation bill moves toward signing by Governor Morray. It seeks to buy the palisade region and establish a vocational park with fortifications. Other items note a $100 reward offered for Eph Hayden, the Valley Falls murder suspect, amid local political intrigue and contested reports.
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Hudson
Gov. Morray
Ft Lee
New Jersey
Piedmont
Tom
Secretary of War
Palwade
Estbbel
Targ
Two Dead After Central Illinois Collision
Two mixed freight and passenger trains on the Ili nola Central collided at Dongola Illinois this morning. Five men were killed including engineer Huntington baggage Armstrong wireman Anderson fireman Adams and brakeman McLean. Superintendent Baker and Trainmaster Beverington are at the wreck. The crash stemmed from the passenger train failing to wait for the freight at a siding as ordered.
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Fino Central
Cennnaiza
Ils
Ilinola Central
Dongola
Illinola
George Huntington
Baggage Armstrong
Anderson
Adams
McLean
Baker
Beverington
Weltaing
Negative vote stance on silver substitute and related measures
Washington dispatches report Congressman Kirkpatrick outlining a negative position on the Senate silver substitute. He explains he would vote against concurring in the Senate substitute and against the House bill becoming law. He advocates restricting coinage and a cautious approach to silver while supporting limited circulation of silver dollars and possible currency reforms. The piece also notes local Kansas agricultural station funding and two Grand Army of the Republic cannon and cannon balls gifts to posts at Cloverdale and Parsons for veterans' graves.
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Stilts Journal
Waterxores
Kirkpatrick
Senate
House
Hirkpatrick
Lum
Secretary of the Treasury
Eep Druty
Independens
Gertinr
Imlovs
Sam
Luin
Mexico
Peabody Kansas Station to Reopen if Bill Passes
From Teapondeat Wasixoros Feb 11 the Peabody Kansas station may reopen if Congresswoman Curtis bill becomes law. The measure would grant 10000 dollars for two years to run the station and authorize the agriculture secretary to oversee the project in cooperation with the Kansas state board of agriculture. The secretary would appoint a superintendent and necessary staff to sustain operations.
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State Journal
Father hides three children in freight car to save fare
Tecumseh man Joseph Love attempted to move to Clinton Oklahoma with his wife and three children by packing them into a Santa Fe box car. Police learned of the plan and Love released the children after opening the box. He explained poverty and chartered the car but could not buy three extra tickets. The mother and three children rode the passenger train while Love followed with the freight car. Admission prices for tonight and tomorrow were listed.
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Joseph Love
Clinton
Oklahoma
Elnigon
Aye
Wilkerson
Love
Tne
Tually
Train Schedules To Wichita From Topeka And A Lecture
The notice lists rail services Wichita via Great Hook route from Topeka with arrival times 6 43 p m and a night train leaving Topeka at 10 50 p m arriving Wichita 4 a m Sleeper cars are available. Also mentions a lecture by Bishop Vincent at Martin M E church tomorrow Feb 12 at 8 o clock on The other Boy and His Friends Admittance 25 cents and dance tickets 73 cents with limited seats left for tonight and tomorrow.
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Vincent
Martin M. EB. Charch
Sevenfeehth
Lane Streets
Horner
Mika
Todays Market Report Chicago Wheat and Livestock Slump
In Chicago today wheat eased amid Europe export concerns and Liverpool market talk. May prices opened steady then declined. corn and oats fell as general weakness spread. Livestock prices weakened with lower hog and cattle values. receipts and shipments noted, reflecting a broader market downturn.
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Europe
Bivistone
Muy Park
New York
Brandatroots
Alloet
Chila
Paton
Frazige Nelling
Laverpool
Laverpool—Wheat Closadly
Cornan
Minneapolis
Wis
Callaga
Coro
Haxsius
York
Morecan
Lincoln
Gitedge
Market Roundup and Receipts Across Texas and Chicago
Texas steers and cows firm and lower against futures while shipments and receipts rise in Kansas City and Chicago. Analysts note improved demand abroad with European purchases and hogs, sheep, and cattle showing mixed strength as markets tighten ahead of Lincoln's birthday trading and futures reflect cautious sentiment.
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Rusterdey Apis
Aulatas Yeateeday
Banee- Cree
Kansas City
Atockera
Texas Greers
Bay—Swady
Timothy
Chicago
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