Spiritualism Lecture Tonight at DA Church Corner
A lecture on Spiritualism Ancient and Modern will be delivered tonight at the DA church at the corner of Fifth Street and Western Avenue. Admission is free and all are invited. Services begin at 7:20. Speaker listed as C. McReynolds. Also note the newspaper’s Want and Miscellaneous columns reach Topeka readers daily. An advertisement promotes Snow’s Pine Expectorant as a guaranteed cough and bronchial remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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the & DA
Church, Curner
Pifth Street
Western Avenue
C. McReynolds
JocrNac
Snow
News of Kansas They Want the Monthly Fine Made Smaller
Kansas legislators push to reduce a monthly fine or fee in a policy bill. The move aims to ease penalties for violators and spur compliance, with advocates arguing lower charges improve fairness and enforcement effectiveness.
Man Calling Himself Bill Doolan Caught at Salina
Arkansas City's wine merchants strike leaves about forty unemployed with one joint paying a 100 dollar monthly city fine. The dispute centers on reducing the fine to 75 with no further payments until a new county attorney takes office. A wagon incident at Salina links two rough men to stolen harness, wiring suspicion to the pair. Bill Doolan, a Daltor gang member, is identified with the captured gear.
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Arkansas City
Jan
Gous
Fink
Salvia
Sapiya
Aean
Saogta Fe Street
Crawford
Burke
Fred Nelson
Cawker City
Bill Doo
Choked by Baboon at Garden Theater in New York
Mrs Macart wife of animal trainer faced a near fatal strangling by a baboon named Baba after the cage door was left open before the first act of Little Christopher at the Garden theater. The trainer Macart intervened tearing the baboon away from his wife as screams echoed from stage and audience before the performance continued.
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New York
Mme. Macart
Garden Theater
Christopher
Baba
Baba. ‘the Animal Is Very Fond of Mr. Macart
Mrs. Macart
Macart
Robbers Fail to Loot First National Bank
Early today two men named Phillips and Taintor, sleeping above the bank, were awakened by burglars at work in the back. The pair fired as the robbers fled toward Raleigh, but the vault remained closed and only minor damage noted.
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Bank Ts
First National Bank
Phillips
Taintor
Raleigh
Payne brothers arrested for liquor sale in Topeka
George and William Payne were arrested yesterday on liquor selling charges. They were summoned for police court this morning but not ready, and will be tried tomorrow. Each posted a cash bond of 100 dollars. The suspects are white brothers residing at 625 Jackson Street, as reported by Topeka Steam Laundries.
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Lindsey
George
William
William Payne
Pamon Pythias
Tanner
William Ly
Damon End Pythias
Oficer Capron
Capron
Williams
Python
New York Flatroom Struggle Ends in Midnight Escape
A young married couple in Clinton Avenue Brooklyn faced a perilous night when a polite but confused elderly woman seeking her husband caused a chain of events. The man helping her up the fire escape was grabbed by a hard of hearing husband in the apartment, a struggle ensued, alarms rang, and neighbors spilled into the corridor as a tense chase concluded with the bathroom window escape. The episode left tenants alarmed and briefly misled into thinking a fire.
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Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Phen Ib
New York
More Bonds and the Silver Question in 1890s Finance
The article discusses government borrowing to avoid a treasury shortfall as gold reserves dip toward danger levels. It notes large foreign bank engagements for shipments to Europe, looming silver price effects, and the contrasting fortunes of silver and gold standard countries with Mexico vaulting silver coinage and premiums.
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Europe
Treasury
Lazard Freres
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Ladenburg, Thulman & Co
New York
A. B. Hepburn
Third National Bank
Cleveland
Congress
Guatemalan minister denies leaving Mexico over border row
The Guatemalan envoy Emilio de Leon dispels reports of imminent departure. He says he may move family from San Francisco in two months but no intention to quit Mexico. Mexico seeks damages totaling 1 505 544 dollars for alleged incursions. The envoy notes no truth to rumors of departure.
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Mestco Orry
Emilio de Leon
Mexico
San Francisco
Guatemala
New Post Offices Grow Nationwide in Postal Expansion
The rise in postal business prompts adding international and domestic money order offices on January 1. Twenty nine international offices and numerous domestic offices will open across the states led by Pennsylvania and Texas with seven each and California with six.
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Wasutyoton
Jan. S
Pennsylvania
Texas
California
Ohio
Wacblegion
Indiana
Michigan
Oklahoma
Colorado
Georgia
Indian Territory
Minnesota
Missouri
Arkans
Lilingis
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Maryland
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Jersey
South Dakota
Virginia
Wisconsin
New International
Angels Camp
Lorin
Tomales
Cal
Jewett City
Conn
Neoga
Clayton and Winimac
Ind
Durant
Ter
Mystic
Ill
Kennebunk
Maine
Shares
Musa
Grayling
Homer
Monkey Against Wolf Fight Ends in Death at Madison Street Window
A wild fight between a wolf and an African monkey in a Madison street animal dealer window drew a crowd of about five hundred. The bear family watched as the wolf attacked the female monkey. the male fought back, keeping the struggle going for nearly half an hour until the monkey weakened and died. The scene ended with arrests as a bystander and friends intervened.
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Chicago
Caitecaco
Jan
Madison Street
Rock Island Excursion to Texas and Oklahoma
Rock Island announces an January 15 sale of round trip first class fares to Texas and Oklahoma with return validity of 20 days and stopover privileges. The advert invites buyers to purchase cheap land in Texas and Oklahoma and notes nationwide low rates with contact points including H. O. Garvey and Wasson Cromwer in Topeka and a depot at the corner of First Street and Kansas Avenue.
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Texas
Oklahoma
H. O. Garvey
Kansas Ave
Wasson & Cromwer
P. O
North Topeka
Today s Market Report from Cresco Iowa area grain futures
Wheat opened steady on supply and demand with initial drop then rebound as buyers including Logan Estiwin Farnum and large scalpers stepped in. May at 574, by buyers to 5745. Corn eased on country selling with May opening lower at 471 then firming, oats firmer with May 319 rising to 149. Provisions steady. hogs and beef prices mixed with variable sales across light to heavy categories. Also notes cattle receipts and market activity in Kansas City and other regions with mixed price ranges and futures quotes for various grain and livestock contracts.
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Associated Frees
State Journal
Cresco
Northwestern
Logan
Estiwin
Farnum
Othy
Rosenbaum
May Park
Carrie
Iransan City
Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
Sampleon
Fuax
Hayo
Prairie
Borrer
Boas
Ite
Harper's Bazar and Harper's periodicals advertisement
Contents describe weekly fashion features in Harper's Bazar with New York fashion notes and patterns, plus serialized novels and columns. It promotes Harper's Terodicals publications including Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly with subscription details and mailing addresses.
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
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J. W. Panssworth
Uroesries
Late Journal
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Jidiee Revue
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News OF Kansas
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Salina
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Eve Glackman
Eopalt Metropolitan Police Board
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Mra Blackman
Blue Rapide
Breve Ramios
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Coon
Paynes
Jackson Street
Detroin Free Press
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Layig
Colonel Minegrass
Cincinnati Tribune
M. Uaggenteimer & Sons
New York City
Omaha
Aura
City of Mexico
New Castle
United States
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William J. Scanlon
Blooming Asylum
Scanlon
Nasnvuse
Tenn
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Waaloon
Poapetrara
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
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Lambert
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Messina
U.S
Absolus
Ariana
Southern Passenger Association
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P. P. Mast
Wasamatos
Senate
Herbert B. Brown
Barcelona
Spain
Andrew J. Patterson
Tennesse
Demara
Guiane
John Kelly
Officer Jenkins
Rock Island
Harpee
Hiegant
de Ricoententens
Worth
Sandox
Chapuis
Getuila N Parks
Katharine de Forest
Harper's Bazar
Doctor Warrick
Lady Nobody
Maarten Maartens
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Ines
Harver & Brothers Uarper
Terodicals
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Young People
Canada
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