Topeka Notes and Local Updates on Events and People
In Topeka the Royal Arecetum plans a Monday event while the Scottish Rite gathers March 25 to 28. Delegates attend Washington's birthday events, and the Populist convention draws attendees from nearby cities. Local court actions include a $3 fine and a confiscation of illegal alcohol. Washington's birthday celebrations and church sermons mark the week with lectures and public notices across the city.
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Tupelare
VanHook
Washttor
Pestis
Kamas Avenue
Welc
Crawford
Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
J. HE. Everett
Plate Eres Union
First Congregational
Pensions For Kansans and a Fraud Indictment
The notice lists Kansans granted pensions with names and amounts including Albee, Hiram, Hunnicutt, McChuer, Malone, Demeter, Glengon, Palmer, Herrington and others in varied sums. In San Francisco, Charles Main is indicted by a federal grand jury for using a mass mailing to defraud Dr Charles Rents through a sham 4 billion dollar capitalized scheme.
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Sracinahee Albee
Firet
Hiram Bmawikhus
Daniel Hunnicutt
Lawrence
McChuer
Mien
Nenworth
Hadley
Grove
Hugh McNerny
Atchieem
Horace Malone
National Hore
Leavenworth
Jacob Demeter
Winshesire
Sic
Cyrus Glengon
Kiowa
Persiste Prankfis
South Haven
Money
Chi Tom
James Wiicer
Toes View
Hubert Palmer
Livia
Wilkows
Julena Herrington
Culver
Evans
Bronson
San Francisco
Charles FR Main
Jersen
Charles
I, Cutes
Wich
Fragmentary notice on a mother saving her child’s life
A damaged OCR passage references a mother saving her child’s life and a long unclear discussion of illness or medical treatment. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a medical or personal crisis with potential legal or communal implications.
Talks to Women Tells About Interview With Mayor Parker
A women’s league meeting in Lincoln Post hall discussed city campaign plans. Dr. J. T. McFarland spoke after a crowded session. Rev. C. M. Sheldon was ill and W. J. Hatfield absent. McFarland urged organized, persistent action to influence spring politics and policing policy under Mayor Parker.
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Woman's League
Lincoln Post Hall
J. T. McFarland
C. M. Sheldon
W. J. Hatfeld
Sheldon
Hatfield
McPhland
McFarland
Kia Honor
Parker
Parker Ware
Margaret H. McCartyr
League
Mes J. D.a McFarland
C. Evane
Het Ward
A. J. Arnold
Sec—ond
Mix A. P Carnahan
Food That Sends One Along Fresh and Strong
A former school teacher of eleven years reports relief from stomach issues constipation and nervous sleeplessness after using Grape-Note regularly at meals. She credits improved energy study capacity and exam performance to the product and promotes it for overworked workers, urging natural health over medicines.
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Tut
Marke
Ole
Aera
Battle Creek
Mic
Digests What You Eat And How It Rules The Body
A promotional piece extols digestion as the source of health and mood, arguing that proper digestion prevents fatigue, gloom, and disease. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy, claiming it digests food directly and restores vitality, appetite, and life enjoyment.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Sufferers
A customer testimonial style brief touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as relieving years of indigestion. Mentions George B. Orr of McCutchenville and W H Shipman of Beardsley with notarized statements. others in Missouri and Chicago claim improved sleep, appetite, and strength after taking multiple bottles.
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George B. Orr
Notary Public
McCutchenville
Ohio
L. G. Westfall
Big Stone
Minnesota
W. H. Shipman
Beardsley
A Chain of Banks Proposed In Interstate Trust
New York reports the Interstate Trust Company of Trenton New Jersey with 1000 shares at about 2000 each or nearly three million dollars in surplus plans to form a nationwide bank chain. Incorporators include Charles C. Edey Amory Stevens Curtis Arbenta Henry Hutchinson Edward Loew Wesley Keller Charles C. Pritk and Amzi W. Strong among others with bank control across Massachusetts to Wisconsin and negotiations under way.
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New York
Trust Company
Trenton
N. J
Reac
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Charles C. Edey
Amory Stevens
Summit
Tepresenta
Stevens
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Curtis I. Arbenta
Henry F Hutchinson
Brooklyn Bank
Te Hamilton ‘Trust Company
Brooklyn
Edward V. Loew
Pule Guarantee, Company
Trust Company of
Wesley C. Keller
Glen Rock
Baltimore
Charles C. Pritk
York, Pa
Amzi W. Strong
Chicago
The Mayor s Oath Across Kansas Towns
The State Journal prints the mayoral oath sworn by Albert Parker of Topeka. The oath pledges support for the U S and Kansas constitutions and to faithfully discharge the duties of the office of mayor of the city of Topeka. The piece notes similar oaths for all officials from mayor to police officer.
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State Journalus
Topeka
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas
Albert Parker
Seas
United States
German stage star sings in Berlin debut
Miss Reids of San Francisco received favorable notices after her first German appearance at the Theater Des Wentona in Berlin. After three weeks she will travel to Milan for further singing engagements. An advertisement claims the product cures cats and many ailments, with a price of 2 cents at Arnold Drug Co.
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Miss Reids
San Francisco
Berlin
Ales Hose Relfin
San Frencisco
Wang ‘Terratia
Theater Des
Svea Wadiaitimatien
Arnold Drug Co
Kunde Avenue
University of Iowa Freshmen Medical Students Strike
A riot at the University of Iowa leads to nine freshmen medical students suspended after bricks mortar and boards were thrown during class. Eighty eight peers remain involved in the action amid calls to reinstate the disciplined students and threats to transfer to other institutions. The incident follows the assault on Plym Avelikiet a Russian female student.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Plym Avelikiet
I Ir
Salvadoran tidal wave boils over coast toll rises
A Herald dispatch from Panama reports tidal waves on the Salvadoran coast causing over 50 deaths and the partial destruction of seven villages. President Regalado returns from Guatemala after a visit with President Ertrado Cabrera as Salvadoran Congress opens with high officials present.
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New York
Salvador
Panama
Revalado
Ertrado Cabrera
Guatemala
Regalado
Renovating the Bowery raid hits East Fourteenth Street
New York dispatch reports a large scale raid on East Fourteenth Street and Bowery resorts. About 100 officers moved hundreds of habitual offenders to police stations in a continued crusade to clean up the district. Tom Sharkey's venue was raided though he was reportedly out of town. Bul Ride Hall was also targeted.
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Pasvow
Nthe Avon
Laves
K. F. A. Seaman
Wahaunrew County
Wa- Naunsee County
Obeurver Jennings
Coolidge
Willis
Pugstey
Aistrit
Hockinland
Morleni
Jory
Alexander
Henry Chaffee
W. Chisties
Aniane
New York
East Fourteenth Street
Bowery
Pollee
Tom Sharkey
Inspector Crosm
Sharkey
Bul Ride Hall
Radway's Pills for Digestive Ailments Featured
Advertises Radway's Pills as a cure for stomach liver and digestive disorders with symptoms like constriction, nausea, heartburn, dizziness, fever and skin pallor. Claims relief in a few doses and lists Roosevelt Elm Street New York as the seller location.
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Radway
Mall Way & CO
Elm Si
New York
Baker Eye Care Leader Optical College Topeka Ad
An early Topeka optician hypes his shop as a legitimate provider of lenses and eye services while denouncing rivals and fake doctors. He claims authentic diplomas from a leading college, offers discounted glasses, and promotes visits to the large arms showroom.
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Topeka
Beet Medical College
Mthst
Tns
Sind
Profeamient
H. Baker
Leader Optical College
A French Play at Washburn on Hugo’s Hernani
Washburn students of the French department present Victor Hugo's Hernani on February 26 in French with two of the original five acts cut. Cast of thirty six includes EB R. Henry J. F. Worley and Miss Mary Danieh. The setting is the early 16th century during Charles V’s ascent, with Hernani as outlaw later revealed as Don Juan, Dona Sol the Countess, and a plot to kill the emperor.
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Washburn Couizce
Victor Hugo
Charles V
Hernant
Dan John
Aragon
Dona Sol
Charles
Bons Sol
Hernani
Charlemange
Don Carlos
Dons Sol
EB R. Henry
J. F. Worley
Mary Danieh
Great Rock Island Sleepers and California Train Rates
A fragment discusses Great Rock Island Route sleeper service to California, claiming rates and accommodations remain favorable. It references a February Fort Scott meeting, $2.53 round trip, and a push to acquaint readers with a cough remedy amid rail promotions.
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U. W. Grand Lodge
Fort Scott
Kas
Dickow
Great
Io Island
Toute
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