Pure Food Show Sparks Topeka Reform Drive
In Topeka a movement for pure food legislation gains momentum as grocers back a statute to curb adulteration. Exhibits at the upcoming exposition aim to educate on healthy foods, with syrup jelly and candies cited as common adulterants, and local figures urging rapid passage of a pure food bill to start a national reform.
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Topeka
Alee
J. Welas
Faeank Knuiven
Cone Sur
Drandlehd
W. Manapeaker
Sid
New
W. Y. Murartet
Tibetas fOllinia
Kansas
Witch Kunens
Shakespeare
Kanse
Duyvind
Hamilton Hall
Madiven Square
Casana
Athes
Fund Show Aims For Broad Support And Fair Policies
The piece notes active interest from retailers and wholesalers in favorable press policies and competition. Railroads may set a round trip fare, while public turnout in Topeka and nearby regions is hinted at. It mentions metropolitan activities and an exhibition of goods in Kansas as a focal point.
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Mike Topeka
Popoltet
United States
Seomtur Iy
Kansas
Speech on constitutional convention opposed by Mr Eastman
Journal reporter records Mr Eastman arguing against a state constitutional convention. He says amendments via simple changes suffice, cites cost and complexity, notes lawyers favor convention while the public rejects it, and mentions a Topeka visit while taking his son to Emporia.
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D. W. Haruman
Journal
Mastman
Valder
Dphey
Kaneas
Eastman
Topeka
W. HM. Bestman
Emporia
Kansas Academy of Science meets amid debate on Asclepias cornutl
At the ninth annual Kansas Academy of Science convention in Missouri the focus centers on Asclepias cornutl, its medicinal uses, and its natural development. Prof W Stevens of Lawrence disputes Dr Hension’s view, arguing the plant directs its own structural forms aiding fertilization and self-selection within the goss sudden context.
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Kansas Academy of Acience
Missouri Ander
Kansas
Aires
Atehiaon
Ortan Mous
Unis Feizure
Aoc
Hension
England
Hanass
W. ©. Stevens
Lawrence
Washburn College
Ofesait Stevens
Tr. Hension
Ingscots
Iself
Btevene
Aundante
Aesslin Tay
Kansas Day rally calls for unified state celebration
The Leavenworth Times urges mass public meetings across Kansas on January 29, Kansas Day, to defend the state’s honor against eastern slander. It champions flags, bells, and patriotism, forming committees to organize statewide festivities and a broad showing of state pride.
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Leavenworth Times
the Pines
Kansas
The
State Journal
Kansia
Kanais
Kanmis
Kans
Rankas
Kanses
Ns Wis
Sunlon
Nboy
Eloy
Phuuah
Gleteir Mente
Kansan
Herdig
Silver Senators to oppose confirmations in postrecess push
Washington Jan 1 The silver senators plan to oppose confirmations of presidential nominees from states where officials were removed for alleged campaigning in the recent election. Senate action hinges on questions of investigation and party alignment on financial policy, with Jones directing Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Jones
Avo Kations
National Democratic Committee
Senate
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Springfield
Waukegan
Evanston
Boone, Ta
Benton Hartor
Ben- Harbor
John Jarvis
Congress
Henry G. Clavenett
Alabama
Geotes F. Moore
Hitonis
Carliste
Eckels
Hesing
Chicago
Orders for LA to build ships for warship program
The United States awarded two shipbuilding contracts for cruiser type vessels to Amerion builders, one in Philadelphia and one in San Francisco, to be completed by December 1. The award recognizes Union States efforts during the Japanese Chinese war era, with steel hulls and deck armor planned.
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Washington, Yan
Marnimee
Taymasi
Lane Eeee Contricts
Pridners
Te Holt
Anmerteen Pyards
Uramps
Phila
Ter Tor Tron Works
San Francisco
Amerion Buildere
Weos
Chems
United States
Columbia
Oldest Jewelry House Faces Closure and Debts
Oldest San Francisco jewelry firm L-Barrett & Sherwood, started over forty years ago by Robert Sherwood and J. Barrett, faced collapse after Barrett’s death and Sherwood’s retirement left the business to his nephew W. F. Sherwood. The plan is to liquidate assets, with debts largely to Torole Manufacturing and others. Meanwhile Beatrice, Neb Farmers and Merchants Bank entered voluntary liquidation, promising full deposits. Washington state highlights New Year edition notes dairy, fish, corn, lumber, and wheat production values.
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San Francisco
Jan
Barrett & Sherwood
California
Robert Sherwood
J. Barrett
Barrett
Sherwood
W. 4. Sherwood
Torole Manufacturiing Company
Wetmore & Co
Hirsch 2 Heyman
Waxtern Fens
Beatrice
Neb Dan
Atate Institutor
Tacoma
The
Ledger
Tris
Washington
Reynard Is Too Fast at a Fox Hunt Near Flowerdale Park
A lively fox chase featured Reynard aloft by George Delpert near Flowerdale Park with 0 horsemen and 12 hounds. Ruthless pursuit included Radnor Hun Wayne Timma Flowerdale and Fe Tree clubs, culminating in the fox evading scent and escaping toward the Black Horse Barrens.
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Chester
George Delpert
Ridley
Deen
Radnor Hun
Wayne
Tima
Flowerdale
Fe Tree
Flowerd Park
John R. Flower
Jeose MO Baker
Orchick
Reynard
Barrens
Topeka Police Board Criticized Over Nick Chiles Hotel Opening
ATopeka editorial slams the present police board as incapable and derelict as it recounts a colored hotel opening by Nick Chiles where beer and wine were served openly to guests. It claims enforcement failures reflect broader corruption and ethnic favoritism affecting Republican gains.
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Tarve
Topeka
A. K. Rodgers
Fos, McCabe
Charles K. Holliday
Nick Chiles
oGtenneous
Howes Elven
Chiles
Dowrd
Suneley
Presbyterian Sundey School
Presbyterian Church
ICK
Chile Hotel
East Seventh Street
Fred Doue- Tos
Resistants
Wic, Able
Jas Wiley
Frank Savenger
Dens Lindsay
Arene Netire Walter
JA K Rodgere
Bord
Jaguar
Thia
Abity
Law board, Chiles liquor incident sparks calls for action
Citizens react as police board member Chiles allegedly violated liquor laws. President Rodgers orders an investigation to determine if law was broken, with church community voices urging accountability. Critics argue enforcement must follow, while supporters stress due process.
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Journal
Chiles
Kepley
Hasen
Rodgers
Wick
Wil Chiles
van Chiles
Noar
Board of Poles Commissioners
Preadent Rodgers
Handrads of Peoples
Presbyterian Charch
Th C
County Sunday School Association
Prevent
First Presbyterian
John MacDonald
First Presbyterian Church
Police Board
McCabe
Mottina Teth
Chartle Holliday
J. B. Larimer
Rougers
the Church
Alf Hodgers
Tn Fet
Bill Sterer
Arte Fellows
Pnple
Wolcott to Tour Europe to Confer with Bimetallists
Senator Wolcott of Colorado, head of the Senate committee for a world bimetallic conference, will travel abroad to consult European bimetallists. The trip, approved by President-elect McKinley, aims to secure backing from his associates. Gen. Francis A. Walker would join but cannot go due to engagements.
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Wolcott
Washington
Colorado
Senate
McKinley
Canton
Elec McKinsey
Rot
Francis A Walker
Abner McKinley in Pittsburg Meeting with Knox
Abner McKinley brother of the president elect visited Pittsburg last evening and held a long talk with attorney P C Knox. Neither man would discuss the purpose of the interview or any potential cabinet prospects. Also reported two suspected train wreckers, Tom Ingram and Andrew Feagan, were jailed near Birmingham, both described as negro.
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Pitsburg
L.abner McKinley
Pittsburg
P. C. Knox
McKinley
Birmingham
Ala
Tom Ingram
Andrew Feagan
Hillott Tops Fulford 94 to 90 At Dexter Park
Rilott of Kansas City won the 100 yard third match from Fulford at Dexter Park yesterday by a score of 94 to 90. His shooting in every part of the event surpassed Fulford. The winner receives the Kansas City Star cup as emblematic American championship.
Floral Decorations Make a Pretty Picture
New Year’s Day items feature festive floral arrangements and decorative touches crafted to brighten homes and public spaces. Designers highlight blooms used in table centerpieces and doorway displays, inviting community members to celebrate with seasonal color and charm.
White House Decor Sees Grand Yet Scarce Visitors
In Washington the White House interior shows lavish early stage decorations with Green and Blue parlors, azalea foliage, crystal chandeliers, and orchid arrangements. Light curtains, ivy runners, and tapestry walls enhance the reception rooms while a ceremonial tea display and ornamented windows crown the scene.
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Washington, Jan. L
White House
Ty White House
Willy
Mary
Ereeg
Julmley
Croeners
Emilix
County Fair Greeted Neil Burman at Grad Opera Elumse
The county fair offered a new County Far show featuring Neil Burman and Miss Sadie Stringham. Brinkerhet now owns the stew and the company presents a realistic production with three horses at Cullgalhep. Burges sreatitis show, clever dancing by Miss Madge Dougines, and a double quartet turn, while Low Stevens impressed as the bashful farmer and the audience laughed.
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Howe
Neil Burman
New County
Wal Brinkerhet
Sefe
Neil Burges
Cullgalhep
Madge Dougines
Ie Uberace
Miss Rube
Mish Sadie Stringham
Low Stevens
Bashiol Farmer
Two Omaha Personal Crisis Reports Involving Love and Death
A messy Omaha page details two personal crisis items. A man and a girl are involved in distress over love affairs with references to morphine and a possible suicide attempt. Authorities pursue unclear motives as a year old woman faces tangled relationships and suspicions of self-destructive actions.
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Tife
Omaha
Charles G
Cattie Matt
Lamborn
Metilda Leorsh
Ue Ein
Innocent Men Lynched in Kansas City Rally
A Kansas City attorney from Lafayette states Jesse Winner and James Nel were innocent of the Lexington lynching a month ago. He claims evidence suggests mob activity and implicates others in the case while noting jurists’ sympathy toward Mrs Winner and her children.
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Kansas City
Tan
Lafayette Planty
Jesse Winner
James Nel
Lexington
Clay County
Winner
Mrs Winner
Trey -Huiinwnt
Tie Mel
Nelson
Ton Lachey
Lexteron
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