State officials and candidates pace Kansas legislature scene
State figures from Topeka and various counties gather for the coming session. Names include James L. King with a Rew typewriter, Jr. B Fisher seeking RMainstant doorkeeper, J. M. Miller from Council Grove, Senator Dan McTaggart to room in Veale block, Rev. ALS Embree named chaplain for inaugural ceremonies, and W. T. Cannon the new member from Klogaian county arriving.
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James L. King
Jr. B Fisher
Florence
J. M. Miller
Council Grove
Hood
Dan McTaggart
Veale
Als. Embree
W.T. Cannon
Klogaian
Holmes copyright suit seeks restraint on Autocrat edition
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr as administrator filed a federal bill in Chicago to stop Donahue Heaneberry Co from issuing and selling a new edition of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, alleging copyright infringement dating from January 1.
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Chicago
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
United States
Donahue, Heaneberry & Co
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Nautilus Club Proposes Co operative Laundry and Bakery
The Nautilus club of Topeka plans a cooperative laundry and bakery to serve about thirty college women. A house will be rented, a woman in charge, and members will rotate supervision. The scheme aims for low cost, not profit, and next steps include securing premises and a manager. The club also studied Holmes poems and discussed time management.
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Topeka
Nautilus Club
Mra W
G. L. Humphrey
Malysue Street
O Iiver Wendell Holmes
Martin Mohler
Holmes
Stewart Sheldon
Traver
Exierson
Supposed Murder Suspect Curtis Confesses Many Lies In Jail
In Cowley county jail Abe Curtis, a waiter linked to the A D Matson murder, retracts prior claims about receiving Mrs Margon`s watch from Jim Buzzard and now says it came from burglarizing a second hand store. Buzzard remains in custody while Curtis’s multiple conflicting statements frustrate officers. Sheriff Skinner of Cowley county notes Frank Nevels as a notorious local scoundrel, previously tried for murder but not proven.
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Abs Curtis
Curtis
Curtig
Ile
Buzcard
Joan M. Wilkerson
Nathan Wood
St. Joe
Wood
Curtin
Mr. Lytton
John Skinner
Cowley County
Topeka
Frank Nevels
Saya
Weather Outlook Brightens Across Plains and West
The forecast predicts slightly warmer and fair weather tomorrow with southerly winds across Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota. A warm wave moved north from Colorado to eastern Montana while a cold wave shifts from Montana to northern Illinois, bringing general light snow in Montana South Dakota Nebraska Iowa and Indian Territory.
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Jennings
Panhandle
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Dubuque
Debs Case Hearings Under Way as Indictments Quashed
Judge Grosscup hears motions to quash indictments in the Debs case. Defendants’ counsel T. W. Harper of Terre Haute and Gregory of Chicago argue for dismissal. Government team includes ex-District Attorney Milchrist and M. Rosenthal. Arguments wrap up this afternoon. decision due next Tuesday.
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Grosscup
Dyasah
Cariaco
United States
Debs
American Railway Union
T. W. Harper
Terre Haute
Ind
Gregory
Chicago
TE. Milchrist
M. Rosenthal
Nicaragua Bill Likely To Fail In Short Session
Senators remaining in the city during recess judge the Nicaragua bill cannot pass this session. Senator Davis of the foreign relations committee says times are hard and the people oppose increased expenses or new debt. The brief congressional session is not favorable for urging such a measure, as it could be easily defeated.
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Poster
Douglass House
George C. Sperry
Mexco
Santa Fe
D. W. Eastman
Emporia
Alexander Warner
Warner
Fletcher Meredith
Hutchinson Interior Herald
J. W. Dix
Reno County
W. H. McBride
Union Pacific
Taylors
O. B. Taylor
Leavenworth
H. C. Taylor
Lyons
Billy Nelson
F. L. Vandegrift
Kansas City Star
Tom McNeal
Frank Montgomery
Kansas City Journal
House
William Campbell
Stafford County
Campbell
Pasion
Senate
Smith
George E Smith
Germantown
Smith County
Georges. Smith
Delphos
Ottawa County
F. I. Smith
Goodland
Sherman County
Nicaragua
Wasamoros
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sandoz
Chapiis
Paris
Katharine de Forest
New York
Harper's Bazar
Doc
Warrick
Lustraeed Prospector
Per & Brothers
Harper's
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Weekly
Harper’s Buzar
Harper’s Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hauren & Broan P. U
N.Y. City
Asylum Fire Destroys Minois Hospital Inmates
A blaze at Minois Hospital for the insane in Axna Illinois destroyed the center building and south wing, housing about 600 inmates. All were evacuated except one woman said to have perished in the flames. Loss estimated over 300000 dollars. Fire hampered by extreme cold freezing water mains and plugs. The north wing survived.
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Minois
Ihe
Axna
Joutheea Themis
Insana
A True American Group Breaks Up After Paris Show
John LS Company fails as Sullivan group known as A True American nearly disbands at Paris. Sullivan tried an entertainment at the opera house but could not stand on stage without help. Seven members resigned and others left for Monmouth after his abuse.
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Rocky
Paris
Jiotin L. Sullivans
Sullivan
Opera
Combination
Monmouth
Santa Fe Mines Close Threatens One Hundred Jobs
The Cerillos coal mines near Anthonracite and Wallace, run by the Santa Fe railroad, have shut down throwing about 100 men out of work. The company plans to close more mines and discharge all workers unless married. Turkish papers deny the Constantinople assassination report, saying Hielmi Bey’s death was due to natural causes.
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Cerillos
Aunogoningre
N. M
Jac
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Wallace and the Anthracite
St. ConstantinorLx
Tahsin Pasha
Bitlis
Hielmi Bey
Savas
Rock Island Excursions to Texas and Oklahoma
Rock Island announces January 15 round trip tickets to all Texas points at low first class fare plus two dollars. Good for return within two days with stopover privileges. Cheap land in Texas and Oklahoma available. contact H. O. Garvey, City Ticket Agent, 601 Wasson & Cromer, North Topeka. Window Glass at Holmes Drug Store.
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Texas
Oklahoma
H. O. Garvey
Wasson & Cromer
P. O
North Topeka
North Topeka society notes and local updates
Postmaster A J Arnold is confined by a slight peritonitis attack. A shoplifter was caught stealing a coat from Voiland's store. Joe Cromwell accepts a clerkship at the National and starts next week. W V Parmeter returns from a visit at Eagle Grove. 1899 varies at P O Book Store. Banquet cook and Oak heating stoves offered for Christmas presents. Mr and Mrs A J Sanderson welcome an idiot daughter. The Sweet Sixteen club hosts the Kistler home this evening. The Needle Ten met at Mrs CN Lyon's home yesterday and report more help requested than available. The Kaw Klub to present a second entertainment Monday at Mia Tuttles on Gordon street. Isabella Frisbie returns to Manhattan for post graduate agricultural studies after holidays with her parents.
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A. J. Arnold
Voiland
Joe Cromwell
the National
W. V. Parmeter
Eagie Grove
P. O
J. E. Foucht
A. J. Sanderson
van Buren Street
Sweet Sixteen Club
V. B Kistler
Needle Ten
CN. Lyon
Tie Kaw Klub
Mia Tuttle
Gordon Street
Isabella Frisbie
Hlore
Manhattan
The
Agricultural College
State Officials May Use Railroad Passes Under New Rule
Judge Parker of the Supreme Court rules that railroad passes issued by the secretary of state remain valid for state officials on official business. The decision clarifies that the new constitution does not bar the legislature from authorizing passes for traveling officials.
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York
Secretary of State
Aveany
Parker
The
Supreme Court
Harper's Weekly 1895 prospectus and notices
Harper's Weekly outlines its 1895 program with war correspondence from Julian Ralph and C D Weldon, serials like The Red Cockade and The Sun of His Father, and ongoing features including This Busy World and political cartoons. Subscriptions, cloth cases, and delivery details are listed, with ordering and address information for Harper's Periodicals. Also included is a brief ad for Camden coal by Topeka Coal Co and agent Horner.
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Harper's Weekly
The
Times
I T
Chicago
Kores
Julian Ralph
War
C.D. Weldon
Japan
Ralph
Apeecia
Ssster
Stanley J. Weyman
New York
Brander Metthewa
Post Office
Harper & Brothers
Harper's
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Haneen & Bromens
P. O. Box
N. Y
Harper's Bazaar and Santa Fe stockholder fund note
A scanned piece describes Harper's Bazaar offerings including fashion columns, patterns, and serials, plus an article about the Atchison Santa Fe stockholders fund seeking ten cent per share donations for an independent investigation into Santa Fe affairs and related coal and fuel ads from Topeka Coal Co.
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More
Santa Fe
Theo W. Meyer
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Topeka Mac
John G Johnson
Garnett
Copeland
George & Smith
Leia
A. H. Burtie
Garden City
State Board of Pardons
Ralph B Turner
W. J. Brown
Kingman
Frank Doster
P. A. Rohrbaugh
George L. Douglass
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Morrow
Wuaehington
Price
Nemuta
Lough
Cawley
DR. Holmes
Green & Kale
Goda
Lea
So, Liek
Quart
Orphans’ Home
Associated Charities
Christ Hospital
Ingleside
Kansas Ave
John LS Company
Rock Island
Cash
Camden Coal
Topeka Cowl Co
Horner
Harpenw
BAZAR
Thai Camden Coal
Topeka Coal Co
A. F. Horner
Agons
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