North Topeka News and Local Incidents Summary
North Topeka notes report Mr Knox from Shorey paralyzed while Enos Replinger visits Osage county. Laura Beverly fully recovers from illness. Miss Fitzpatrick ill at Quincy school. Baptisms held at Baptist church. J H Heller’s family aided by Mrs Bloomquist of Columbus. Shorey Choral society’s event praised. Milt Newby returns to North Side. Kansas Ave car rates posted. Drs Lyon and Reynolds advertise dental prices. Several accidents and deaths noted including Thos J Dunetone injured at CG P depot and Asa Branscom's death. Michael Manhey injured in yard work. Albert Hoffman critical after skull fracture.
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Knox
Shorey
Enos Replinger
Osage County
Laura Beverly
The
Baptist Church
Mise Bong
Wichita
Rae
J. W. Moore
Union Pucite
Duga Tella Hartwell
Kansas City
Leo Morrow
Bondar
Milt Newby
Topeke Avenue
Mary Fitzpatrick
Quincy
Lil
Letter
John Colvin
Garner & Lave
Indiana
IL Yockey
CH Lyon
K EL Barber
Rorabaugh
Emus McClain
S. A.dale
Carthage
Asa Branscom
John Branscom
Odavekie
Efe
Wood
Union Pacifice
Improva Mons
Myers
Kansas Avenue Commission
Squere Junction
Burrely
Minn
Miller
Shoray
API Duck Felay Feamahe
Michael Manhey
Juntos
Manley Brophera’ Grocery Company
Baawitelitien
Sant Po
Albert Hoffman
J. Hoffman
Laurent Atreetes
Charla Bruetier
Albert
Slips, Falls, and a Resignations Rumor in Kansas
A Kansas Senate bookkeeper, J J Barnes, slipped on ice near the station at 400 Kansas Ave, breaking his left arm and dislocating his wrist. Another worker, A D Mat Vingls, fell into a well and injured his left leg at home near the cemetery. Chief Justice Horton denies rumors of resignation, planning to serve out his term until 1897.
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Uroes
J. J. Barnes
Brown
Kansas Senate
Asice
Ation House
Kansas Avenue
Wi Gelock
Fillmore Street
Mat Vingls
Creeby's Mill
Kansas City
Horton
Supreme Bench
Morton
Boston’s finest library touted as US leader in size and design
The article extols Boston’s new library covering about 1 6 acres at a total cost near 2 218 805 with 600 000 volumes and 500 000 pamphlets and manuscripts. It highlights Florentine style architecture, gray Milford granite, the pull system for book retrieval, and Herbert Putnam as librarian designate with a brief bio. It also notes a marble bust over Wild Bill Hickok’s grave in Deadwood and memorials built by Colorado Charlie and Captain Jack Crawford.
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United States
Boston
Deadwood
Mount Moriah
J. B. Hickok
Wild Bill
Hickok
Tha Espurasons
Bill
Abilene
Hors City
Jack McCall
One McKandlas
Nebraska
Metall
Colorado
Charlie
Yankton
Jack Crawford
Black Hills
Paulein Epp and the Degenerate Father
The tale follows Paulein Epp, a famed opera singer, who rises from humble Max Epp a razor maker to international fame. After leaving Coberg she writes infrequent letters, fuels his vanity with promises, and finally abandons him to a life of poverty and the almshouse. A reunion reveals the gap between world success and a forgotten father’s misery.
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Coldberg
Paulein Epp
Maz Epp
Max Epp
Paulein
Coberg
Herr Fellen
Imperial Opera House
Cobelin
Fellein
Poussin
Colberg
Herr Felllen
Paulenn Epp
Herr Fellein
Pauleln
Frankfort
Paulota
Cublein
Max
Coblein
Durance
Pauls
Epp
Pauless
Colbers
Tam
Max Kipp
Papa
Kranz
Sam Psaloin Epp
Yanlein
Ca Tressel
Nightingale
Chicago News
Mrs Cleveland Cherishes Youthful Friends Tell of Miss Willard
Mrs. Cleveland aidsMiss Katharine Willard a Denver born soprano who studied in Europe and became her guest at the White House. Willard tours in private concerts for Washington society and musicians preferring a reserved public profile. Her mother and sister reside in Berlin while Frances E Willard is her aunt and tramp writer Josiah Flynt is rumored as a brother.
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Cleveland
Katherine Willard
Washington
Miss Willard
Denver
Sera Wells College
Mrs. Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
United States
West
New York
Berlin
Frances E. Willard
Tramp Life
Josiah Flynt
Anna Gould to Wed Count Jean de Castellane in Paris Rumor
Reports declare Anna Gould will marry Count Jean de Castellane a French nobleman of birth and fortune. The Gould heiress daughter of Jay Gould learned at Miss Greenoughs seminary in Boston and once considered by Harry Woodruff and William Harriman.
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Gould
Anna Gould
Count Jean de Castellane
Miss Greanough
Boston
Jay Gould
Harry W. Woodruff
George J. Gould
Woodruff
Augustin Daly
George Gould
Yale
Blackstone
Kent
Count Castellane
Miss Gould
Europe
Chateaux de Rochecotts
Langesia
Loire
New York
Relic of Washington Ancestor Alleged by Detroit Man
George Henry Rattenbury of Detroit claims possession of a parchment deed dated June 9 1590 in Norman French. It bears the signee Richard Washington and the Washington seal, described as a relic tied to the first Washington lineage.
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Washington
George Henry Rattenbury
Detroit
George Washington
Richard Washington
Grand Theatre Bills For March Showings
The Grand will host Alabama in Eight Bells tomorrow night and The Fencing Master on Thursday the 26th. March features include Alabama company attractions, Brothers Byrne acrobats, and Colorado miny explosions. The first flash of comic opera Topeka comes next Tuesday with Dorothy Morton praised as a rising prima donna alongside Marie Tempest.
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Alabama
Grand
Brothers Byrne
Colorado
the Grand
Brrs
Memminger
Topeka
Marie Tempest
Dorothy Morton
Miss Tempest
The Jokers in Minstrelsy and Governor Morrill News
A Cleveland minstrel show drew a large crowd with familiar jokes and strong acts including ballads trapeze work and acrobatics. Governor Morrill traveled from Topeka and dismissed an Atchison paper charge as a misunderstanding while noting a state school fund inquiry is under legislative scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Grand
Morrill
Topeka
Hiawatha
Atchison
Jocayat
Want
Mit
The Frigid Zones Explained By New York Times
A child imagines polar life as six months of dark but the article notes only about three months of true night. Twilight and moonlight shorten nights, and aurora borealis provide bright displays during periods without sun below the horizon.
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New York Times
Local Ad Urges Laundry and Food Delivery Service
An old newspaper advertisement urges customers to call 153 for a wagon to pick up bundles. It promotes trying Harrison No. 18 telephone and Ralston bread and flour made by the Preach Bakery at 15 Kansas Ave. Trace.
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Harrison
Ralston
Preach Bakery
Kansas Ave
Today's Market Report from State Journal Curacao
Wheat weak in New York and Paris with local liquidation while Chicago prices drift. May soy and corn led lower opens, hog receipts rise with Armour and Swift noted buyers. oats held steady amid fair buying and mixed grain prices across futures and cash markets. New York sugar quiet with refined markets dull but steady after early declines.
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Associated Press
Curcaco
Northwestern
New York
Paris
Pardridge
May
Armour
Swift
Geera
Haas
CatTiz
Fei
Holly Springs Route to Florida via St Louis and Cairo
Rail line announces new faster link from St Louis to Holly Springs and Jacksonville linking Illinois Central, Southern Railway and other lines to reach Florida points. Through Pullman sleepers from St Louis to Jacksonville. Also ads for Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and Beggs Little Giant Pills with local merchants promoting pills and laundry services.
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Florida
St. Louis
Cairo
St Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Holly Springs
Geo. E. Lary
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Sarrison Street
Bijan Opera House
J.C. Darilog
Herbert Putnam
Harvard
New York City
George P. Putnam
G. P. Putnams's Sons
Young Potuam
Columbia College Law School
Minneapolis
Athenanta
Athenauum
Minneapolis Public Library
Indianapolis
College
U. S
Grover
Will Rice
Lir Lew Benedict
Crawford Brothers
Peter
Today’s Market Report
Leavier
Eieippi
Braxs
Timethy
Burrer
W. R. Kennady
Rock Island
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Rock Island City
Peerless
Peerless Steam Laundry
W. R Kennedy
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