Inaugural Day Arrangements State Officers and Ceremony
The article outlines the inaugural day events with references to the governor, state officers, and ceremonial details. It notes the involvement of the attorney general, cabinet members, and guests, with plans for the procession, official duties, and attendance by notable figures and their spouses.
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Atonciania Pest
Seanaenes
Judae
Congrest
Morrill
Wurpbres
Iire
Ceara
Jeteamen Curtia
Secinies
Saletarius
Geoeral Gorkiry
Tlligens
Tyneka
Satranrse
Dalia
Steck
Allotmey
Kanna
Haley
Ile
Chive
Richter
Funier
Tepito
Aes
Joher & Frekt
Aurir—Woois
Prink I Bililepsneh
Kahay Mores
Karnvy
Aviinei Ty Mon Wan
Simmiey
Rer
Upc
Bowinner
Tang Jestrat Otis
Whllis J. Faldey
OME Justice
WX. Johnsen
Anlens
Afr MM
Nhs Clligeis
Topeka
Woods Archotrs
Pleat Mntividist Eydecopal Preaching at Sunday Service
Church news notes a mixed schedule of sermons and meetings across several local congregations. Topics include The Spiritual Ride of Ruth Lite, Jesus and Nicodemus, and various youth and prayer activities.
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Faoys
Pest
Ruel
Sulbjeed
Pat Len
Record 18 Broken Advance Base Wins Gultex Crown
The Sutten of Butu and the Sultan of Sulu set a high armten male mark with a new record. Williams and Walker beat Gultex of Sulu, drawing a large crowd as the event opened at 7 am. The balcony spectators and African American attendees hailed the theater’s lively lift in Dahomey style with watermelon and maple mention amid festive chatter.
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Williams
Gultex
Sulu
Butu
Sultan of Sulu
Willie
Waller
Sirenti-teu
Anid
Willian
Dahomey
Hieir
Brethen
Dalemey
May Not Be Smallpox In Enalipex Patient Family Dispute
The father and mother of W. H. Tamm contest whether their son has smallpox. They arrived with relatives from Meriden seeking permission for quarantine at home, but were refused. Hospital authorities debated the case, with Dr Judd and city physicians involved as authorities weighed the proper hospital care and quarantine orders.
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W. H. Tamm
Evern
Andl Bes
Weill Dan
Meriden
Efternaot
Aries
Tre
Tan
Meridia
Kia
Mex
Daviges
Thigke
Atetison
Judd
Iealte
Tos
Santa Fe
Sarde
Banta We
Bogle
Ateh
Santis E+ Hospital
Dodd
Sod
Alee
John Collins Loses In Supreme Court Appeal
Fragmented text reports a man named John Collins losing a writ of error appeal to the supreme court. The passage mentions Justice Hasen and a denied request to grant a new writ, with notes on record preparation and errors. Names and exact details are garbled, but indicate a higher court ruling against extending the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amirmine Uedbiston
Hasen
Colin
Stormers
Supreme Court
Kobi
Judes Huser
Deaths and Funerals Notices with Church Change
The notice reports deaths and funeral plans for Colvin Allen, with church affiliation corrected to Bircht Presbyterian instead of United. It mentions Ottawa Ont and indicates incorporation for a firm transacting hosiery across North America, with services on the Atlantic and Pacific routes. It also notes powers or licenses related to existing telephone, telegraph, and cable firms.
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Ottawa
Parliew
Arerica
Rame
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Cure for Scrofula
An 19th century style claim asserts scrofula can be eradicated and health restored by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad promises relief from stomach and bowel irregularities and skin eruptions, urging readers to rely on the tonic as the best medicine for humors.
Pringle Contenders For Speaker Carve Path In Topeka Caucus
The article outlines efforts to secure Pringle as speaker with over 43 votes pledged, while opponents Barker and others circulate agreements to test strength. Campaigns, county seat stakes, and district caucus dynamics are described, including a plan to pressure members to record positions ahead of key votes. Local political figures, state treasurer-elect T. D. Kelly, and Wichita attendees are noted in this tense lobbying scene.
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Pringle
Humber
Topeka
Miller
Lincets
Pumber
Qnsaa
Barker
Hou van
F Charles
McFariend
Munias
Bis
Pinto
Guitas
Devlin Alena
Dipee
Wichita
de ‘Baridson
Chamber of Commerce
Turidyoe Frank Oliver
Freedie Tor
Rowernér
Tf G. Hichter
Ani Evening Ie
Oil exploration meeting in North Topeka district
A North Topeka business men gathering at the depot station discussed oil and gas indications near the river. J Hathaway presided. E P Vinore elected secretary. Committees were formed to assess funds for prospecting and to establish a permanent business men’s club to boost local industry. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene Friday evening.
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North
Sire Station
Tina
J. Hathaway
J.B. Silard
AM. Baird
Titthard
Me. Billard
Jay Retis
New York figures in sensational mob plot at Topeka theater
In Topeka a bandleader and manager face alleged coercion as a theater scheme unravels. Names mentioned include J. M. Crawford, Rane, and Kane with financial stakes and court actions looming. Details remain fragmentary but point to a high profile publicized event at local venues.
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New York
J. M. Crawford
Rane
Topeka
Mr. Kane
Nate
Pdastine Te Merck
Pricy
Creatoces Managera
Howard Pew
Gerth
Easee Marine
Rome Ee Pyke
Maurice
Chile
Unclear OCR Summary From Historical Clip
Fragmentary text describes a race event with mentions of Worcester and a score. Names and specifics are unreadable, making the main action and entities uncertain. Further readable lines needed to craft a coherent, factual card with distinct persons or organizations.
Fire damages factory storehouse in Topeka incident
A dramatic blaze occurred at a Kansas factory after an evening performance at Crawford theater. A basement full of excelsior and mattresses fed the flames, threatening the building and nearby apartments. Firefighters quickly controlled the fire, averting total destruction, with two hours of hot smoke and water used to douse remaining embers. Police and insurance officials reported the incident as hazardous but contained, with investigations into the exact cause ongoing.
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Kate Clattop
Crawford Theater
McEntire
Kanaks Avenue
Asta of Excelsior
Bardis
Suhiy
Topeka
Andre
Dora Motgere
Kansas
Ollee
Rogers Leaf
McPatire
Ejiatmet Int
Doran Elected at Native Sons and Daughters Meeting
At the Native Sons and Daughters of Kanaann Weld at unity church Prinyevpcing, Doran was elected with officers and committees named for the ensuing year. The roster lists roles including vice president, secretary, entertainment, programme, auditing, and trustees, with a slate of members such as Luther Satie, George Crawford, W. E. Byatt, and John D. Brown.
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Kanaan Weld
Nity Church
Prinyevpcing
Ensul Ee Ve En Ne Rota
Lower Wat
Fiber Lee
Bugets Et
Fecazares
A.W. Ses
Fis
W. EL Byatt
Arthur Es
Albert T Beja
Raion
John D. Brown
Charles H. Brant
George Y. Sitter
Truae
Wetcher
Hichard L Jones
Legal bid to undo Kansas Mutual Life sale filed
A receiver sues Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company asking the court to set aside a recent sale and to take charge of the corporation. The suit seeks revocation of the sale to the new company for Donald M. Dugan and other policyholders, with a request for the court to grant control to the receiver.
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Comre
Kansas Mutual Life
Tome Peny
Dehalf
Donald M. Dugan
Nee
Cormpany
Charles Shed Found Dead in Horton Hospitalbed
Charles Shed of Horton, longtime Mason and trusted Kanawa figure, was found dead at home likely from Bright's disease. He had suffered illness for three years and was connected to the Trpcks commandery. He was among Kansas's oldest and most widely known masons.
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Charles Shed
Horton
Tran
Chevies Shed
Kansas
Roosevelt Will Try Wireless Message Across Atlantic
The article reports on President Roosevelt considering a transatlantic wireless message to King Edward and the expected royal reply, noting the method of telegraphic signaling and the broader diplomatic implications. It mentions Archduke Leopold Ferdinand and a German context, with other local notices and advertisements interleaved.
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Roosevelt
King Baward
Whatmeton
Dan
Rooyen Todas
Edwart
Beet Sugar Seek Stable Tariff Amid Cuban Treaty Debate
In Washington January, beet sugar interests press for stability in tariff rates over a fixed period to attract capital and insure expansion. Senator Burrows signals possible opposition unless the Cuban reciprocity treaty is amended, with Michigan and other sugar delegates ready to act if demands are unmet. The president’s stance remains unclear as talks continue.
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Washington
Jan. C
Efor Burrows
Burrows
Eats
Michigan
Capt Wy Heliet Dies in Sumner County Obituary
Wellington January 16 Capt Wy Heliet a prominent Sumner County citizen and author of Prom Eden to Malin died this morning at his Downe Perth residence aged 68. He survived by a wife and several children and came to this county after the war seeking Needesha.
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Wellington
Wy Heliet
Sumner Courty
Malin
Masimry
Perth
Tver
Soltler
Citi
Kanona Richt
Sertliturme
Needesha
Une
Local notes and incidents from a foggy era
A garbled local item mentions funding a bequest, sales targets, and a Sherman Wilks named district figure. It recounts a fatal or injurious incident involving a horse named Micke, a Witheme man, and a West Washington dispatch. Government postal contracts list Winter Kansas and Mantua entries with a room request and equipment.
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Jai
Nes Sebi Freekshe Seemitt
Sherman Wilks
Eaves
George Molitt
Micke
Young Hewitts Lamp Debuts in New York Skepticism
New York on January 1 reports the Hewitt mercury vapor lamp, a device by Peer Cooper Hewitt son of former Newark mayor, to be inspected as a new electric light. The lamp measures six feet with mercury vapor in vacuum, designed for smooth, eye friendly illumination, though details remain contested among observers.
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Young Hewitt
New York
Peer Cooper Hewitt
Hewitt
New ‘Ark
London
Kelvin
Nellis Plans Council Run in Fourth Ward
Republican city central committee secretary Nellis announced his candidacy for the Fourth ward council seat this spring. The move comes amid a crowded field and reports of party support.
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Nellis
Tuther
Mauley
Iran
Tianes
W. Chaney
Bento. Nellis
Iepublican
Soeantiee
Aoe
Kanses
Publishlife Corne
Alnady
Cine Cornelrtin
Indigestion Cure Promises Permanent Gastrointestinal Relief
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion, claiming it removes the root cause of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia. It asserts tonics are temporary, touts Kodol’s nourishment of digestive organs, and cites improved appetite, strength, and blood. Available in bottles for $1.00 from E. C. DeWitt Co., Chicago.
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America
Nive Ra Wba
Feerhnen
E. C. Dewits4 Co
Chicago
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