Air Ship at Crawfont Theater Stirs Laughs and Gags
The Air Ship at Crawfont Theater last night drew amid asides and hearty laughter. Performers including hypnotist and mind reader offered lively farce amid musical acts by the Mole Sisters and a stage touch by Dr. Bisson.
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Janes
Gaites
Crawfont
Aring Almide
Szaliee
Gultes
Mole Sisters
Psuline
Carnanealiz
Grand Opera House
Bisson
Secretary Hitchcock to Name Indian Agent for Guage Nation
Washington reports Secretary Hitchcock will appoint O. A. Mitcher of Oklahoma City as the next agent for the Guage Nation in Oklahoma Territory, replacing Pollock. Mitcher has strong backing from Flynn Foraker Hanna and Wisconsin delegation and faces possible army officer preference.
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Washington
Oklahoma Territory
Hitcheouk
Interior Department
Pol- T9ek
O. A. Mitcher
Oklahoma City
Mitcher
Wisconsin
Congress
Ohba
Foraker
Flynn
Oklnborma
Okishoma Territory
Huntu Be
Huntu Be Is Also the Choice of Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Janes
Department
Wee Charlies
Mort
Pollock
Thal
Heiberg
Indian Office
Oeuge
Hanson Payne
Payne
Pray
Gamage
Seveley Whales
Wray
Ceid
Ruma
Neo
Myparta
Aftair Jones
Ibn Nation
Poltrek
Senate
Jacke Springer
SEOW
Anna Ak Beer
McStur~ray
Mansfield
Mcsturray
Cornish
Atturmeré
South McAiester
ST. Talew
J. & Bur 6
Kaneas
Button
Springer and McMurray
New York Debates Strategy After National Convention
Jan 18 report notes New York plans to push for leadership at the Democratic convention with business support. References to Bryan and Herald fundraising suggest efforts to influence the event and secure New York influence in the proceedings.
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New York
Bryan
New York Herald
sauiMctent Aus
Uesonal Wim
Judge Hazen Criticizes Poverty Affidavits in Divorce Court
In district court Judge Hazen condemned the widespread use of poverty affidavits in divorce cases. He warned that only meritorious pauper claims will be allowed and will pause many suits where parties can afford legal costs. He noted abuses where clients dress better than attorneys and called for stopping the practice.
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Hazen
Thas
Jude Hazem
Fem
Jule Hazen
Mmeritorivan
Washington moves toward Barnes removal in McKinley talks
Jones Douglas and Overholser of Oklahoma City gained an audience with President McKinley to discuss charges against Governor Barnes. McKinley indicated the matter is out of his hands and will be settled soon. Barnes denies public comment and faces Republican party tensions with Kansas and railroad interests closely involved.
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Washington
Jones
Douglas
Overholser
Oklahoma City
Barnes
McKinley
Ryan
MA. Hunn
Tuarnes
Philadelphia
Mations
Hanna
Kansas
Kansan
Powell Clastim
Richard Kerens
Pereane
Detalf
Clayton
Spade
Rock Islats
St. Ladie
San Francisco
Scent of the Roses Posted in City Building Incident
A formaldehyde scent lingered after a broken vase released fumes in the Antuary department. The hall remained poignant while a large electric fan worked to vent the odor, and city officials report the air outside the building is improving.
Port Worth Texas Round Trip Via Santa Fe Rail Sale
Port Worth Texas will sell round trip tickets to Port Worth and return for HLL on January 14 and 15 with travel to Port Worth, return via Santa Fe. Tickets limited to January 27 for two daily trains offering through sleepers and free chair cars.
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Port Worth
Texas
Santa Fe
National Live Stock Association
Ft Worth
Rock Island
Time Comes For Topeka People To Speak On Change
Topeka residents are urged to voice opinions on recent changes as endorsements from local users of Morrow's Kid-ne-vids tablets surface. Mrs F Gades of 137 Van Buren St testifies she never used patent medicines before but found relief after two weeks of the yellow tablet remedy, now sold in wooden boxes for fifty cents.
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Topeka
Morrow
F. Gades
van Buren St
North Topeka Social Items and Local Notes
North Topeka column reports varied notices including wedding and birth mentions, travel notes, church events, and club meeting summaries. It notes Georg Kuss business trip, Roy Cannon and Dora Brainard Wallace movements, Swedish church services on Polk Street, and a W. T.K club afternoon with papers on Ethan Allen and George D. Priest.
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Ssuajena
Kannas
Castlay & Post
Georg Kuss
St Marys
Roy Cannon
Indian Territory
Rock Island
Jackson Street
Wi Ae Nauta
Dora Brainard Wallace
Santa Fe
Santa NM
Blue Post
Ostpa No
Swanstrom
St. Joseph
John Nystrom
Topeka
Polk Street
Holman
Benn
Ani Holman
Misa Mary Brown
Shirley French
W. T.K Club
Gonder
Jankood Street
H.C. Safford
Stamp fraud debate foists burden on merchants in Topeka
In a letter from Hobbins, merchants face criticism for stamp schemes benefiting dishonest concerns. The writer argues many firms flood the market with badges and stamps, hurting legitimate business, while a few independents resist. He urges action to curb the practice and uphold fair trade. The Helman-Tsy social hall event is noted as a federation club gathering this Saturday evening with a city-wide invitation.
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Sears Nce
Topeka Merckante
Varese
Bette Aed
Hobbins
Federated Clubs
Fort Worth Round Trip Fare to Rock Island Route
Fort Worth Texas and return fare advertised via the Rock Island Route with reference to Fort Worth Texas and return via the Gents Farom.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Rock Island
Fort Worth, Texas
Farom
Topeka News Roundup Highlights Local Events
A sprawling shard of Topeka life with court cases, club news, and public notices. Residents hear updates on divorce filings, school and church meetings, and the annual elections of local groups including the Sons of the American Revolution and Knights of Pythias.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS FROM WISCONSIN TO WASHINGTON
A string of brief dispatches notes political moves in Wisconsin and national matters. Entries mention Mitwatskee and Willix in Great Lakes region, General Bh of Hawaii, tax and finance items, the New York stock association, and upcoming events including a Rock Island ticket sale to Fort Worth, an art exhibit at a library hall, and a series of dates in January.
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Helman-Taylor
Lbrary Hall
Janary
Petition for voluntary bankruptcy of William Luckhardt filed
A U S district court petition seeks to declare William Luckhardt, formerly a Topeka shoe merchant now in Booneville, bankrupt. Wholesalers D’Oench Hays Shoe of Jeffersonville ind and others claim debts totaling 306.40 to 8820 and list firms including G Gerstle Co Cincinnati 14.30 P Smith Sons Chicago 17.80 Smith Wallace Shoe Co Sham George Richardson Co Dubuque 216 Hurley Shoe Co Lynn 57.60 Edward P Dehler St Joseph 49.47.
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United States District Court
William Luckhardt
North Topeka
Booneilie
Luckhardt
D'Oench-Hays Shoe Company
Jeffereonsijie
Ind
G. Gerstle & Co
Cincinnati
P. Smith & Sons
Chicago
Smith-Wallace Shoe Company
George Richardson Company
Duobuque
CM. Hapgsod
Easton
Hurlay Shoe Company
Lynn
Masa
For Rent Rooms and Pleasant Board Nearby
Several furnished rooms available with heat and electricity in a modern house. Includes board and access to essential amenities. Located near Haerin Street and Quincy area with options for single or shared occupancy.
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Piessant
Yurnase
Trier Atrest
Strett
Fuente
Quincy Et
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James B Hayden
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