Mid-Winter High School Graduates and Orations
The mid-winter graduating class list names Gertrude Abbotts and James Albee among others. Student oration topics include themes like Character, Modern Magic, and A Mounting Past. Officiating officers include Ramsey, Real, and Trormant with Abbott and McConnell among faculty.
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Gertrude Lorena Abbotts Minnlow
The
Nations
James Gertrude Albee
Jeanette Bieduce
Roger Alienie
Luton Yenahis Betere
Elizabeth Viola Hupe
Philippa F Geerie Laweretia Teerian
Magislog
Nee
Ibe McConpell
Hilstory Dur
Mintle
MeMwettie
Jean Valjean
Jonee Pay,Moore
Aamua
Alla Lettitia Osborn
Bre Paine
Hox Om
Joseph Marmay
David & Taylor
Louise Marie uAegie
W. Charles Henry Renee Grand Ole Ban Bihelyn Wright
Doe Ramsey—besi
Robert Real
Dinnhe
Garam
Caborn
Deat
Gertrude Trormant Pectatmer
Ebenyt Cintre
Gertrude
Grover Goes Hunting With Party In Santer Gundle
A fragmentary note reports a hunting trip by Commodore and associates with Gent Cleveland, including General Brada Hampton. The group traveled to Breel’s reserve for sport and pursued game.
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Gear Yen
Social and Personal Scene Behind a New York Dinner
Mrs Dingert of New York hosted a formal dinner for twelve at the Blood Suite with ornate tableware and candles. The evening featured a succession of guests, club activities, and upcoming events including a new young crowd meeting biweekly and a Chantauqua program noting speakers and topics.
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Dingert
New York
Hinor
Charles Blood
Ta Mivnington
Abrs. Bennett Jr. Wheeler
Misa Louine Amith
Bennet HR. Wheeler
Runk Trans
David Mulrens
Archie Willis
Major Stone
D. Paxton
Castle
Mand
HL. Whiting
dDeGray
Ht. Whiting
F. P. Maclennan
Te OG. McCray
Maat
Lena Motniy
Paxton
Cher
A. O. Beach
Ana
Jourmey
Srando
Mix Colvin
Wees
John Kicinkans
Ingalls Nominated for Vice President by Republicans
Editorial notes from the Bimporia Republicin suggest John J. Ingalls as a strong vice presidential candidate. It contends Republicans are unsettled about their nominee and that Ingalls is a capable presiding officer, eloquent and campaign-savvy, urging Kansas to back him for second place at the national convention.
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Charles V. Eskridge
Bimporia Republicin
John J. Ingalls
Jot J. Dngalis
Auch
Middle West
Serenor
Kansas
Ingalls
British transport mules sail to Africa amid war rumors
From New Orleans to Africa, the Corinthian, Toma, and Kildons report loading mules for Cape Town. The Corinthian carries 1,166 mules. Jona lost one. Government happy with expedition. Cape Town unsettled as Boers gain sympathy among crew bound for farm work. some men may join Boer side.
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New Orleans
San
Baat Africa
Cape Town
Unes
Win
Louisville Street Car Workers Demand 20 Cents An Hour
Louisville street car workers ask for wage increases from 1 to 20 cents an hour, union recognition, arbitration for terminations, open market uniforms, and improved fare collection. A Wednesday deadline was set with a threatened strike if demands are not met. The Central Labor Union backs the street car men.
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Louisville
Lator Tintom
Otor
J. L Bevery
Jarganton
Pao
Paumonia
Galinds
Burglary Ends in Merchant’s Death at Edenburg
In Edenburg a merchant named N. K. Goss was killed this morning after discovering three burglars in his store. An armed posse began pursuit as details of the crime spread. Also note reports that General Wood may issue purchases for about 200 prisoners in Havana peripheries later this week.
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Edenburg
N. K. Goss
Purault
Naval
Jen
General Wood
Havana
Board of Prison Investigation
Rock Island Route Ticket Offer and Sale Notice
Kansas City and return tickets priced at $2.00 with sale dates from January 11th to 37th and return limit set by January 20K. Note warns substitutes target weak minded individuals and urges firm selection. Also includes an advertisement for Squires, a pharmacist, and a health claim about Blood Bitters as a remedy for laziness.
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Kansas City
Kanes Avenue
Burdock
Three Starved To Death In Northwest Moust Expedition
Victoria reports from Dawson that Corporal Skirving confirms the death of three members of the Moffat party A Moffat of Perbroke Paul Bellerose of Duluth and one Holmes of Fresno California. Two bodies were found near the Hiandike Ed montin trail where the third disappeared as relief efforts, after long searches, covered over 2 000 miles.
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Victoria
U. Vam
Dawson
Skirving
Corporal Skirving
Moffat
A.x Moffat
Perbroke
Paul Bellerose
Dulith
One Holmes
Fresno
Cal
Lene
Mien
Tom
A. F. Boake
A Blow at Liberty Memorial Ball Draws Boer Sympathizers
A Jan. 18 memorial ball in Tel. drew Boer sympathizers addressed by ex Congressman John F. Fiserty of Knots. Speakers urged restraint and patience, opposing aid to Transvaal armies. Resolutions denounced the war and any U S government alliance with Britain, urging sympathy for sister republics. Copies were sent to President McKinney, Senators Foraker and Hanna, Ohio congressmen, and state legislators.
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John F. Fiserty
Knots
Transvaal
United States
Great Britain
McKinney
Foraker
Hanna
Ohio
Death of Col J H Wood noted in Chicago dispatch
J H Wood a famed showman and theater promoter died in Hot Springs Arkansas of cancer with paralysis. He built museums bearing his name and Daly's theater in New York and ran shows in Denver San Francisco and other western cities. His last venture was a large scale aquarium on wheels. His burial will take place in Hot Springs.
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Chicago
Tribune
Hot Springs
Ark
J. H. Wood
San Francisco
Col. Wood
Daly's Theater
New York
Mr. Daly
St. Atwood
Denver
Munger Campaign Tour Among Farmers at Agriculture Meet
Populist gubernatorial hopeful George Munger, a wealthy Wureka businessman, campaigned this week among farmers at an agriculture meeting and plans to continue next week in Chase county.
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George M. Munger
Wureka
Hord of Agriculture
Munger
Chase County
Robison elected president of Kansas stock breeders group
ih W Robison newly elected president of Kansas Improved Stock Breeders Association J W Robison of Hi Dorada serves as president of the Kurkes Cattlemen's Association and leads Kansas stock raisers in opposing higher railroad rates he is a leading stock raiser in the state
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Ih W. Robison
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
J .W. Robison
Hi Dorada
Kurkes Cattlemen's
As Andation
Mr. Robison
Baton County
Topeka Snapshots Report Busy Local Scene
A Topeka page lists a busy mix of events and notes from the community. Attendance at the Leach trial, a new Kansas avenue telephone cable, the thriving poultry show, and upcoming county commissioners meeting headline a string of social, religious, and civic items. Also noted are births, forthcoming lectures, church activities, veterans events, and plans for a Fifteenth anniversary celebration of the Democratic Lambeau club with speakers including William J. Bryan.
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Kansas Avenue
Crescents
T. A.A
Smith County
Cremerie
Topeka
Theodore Saxon
Tenth Street
First Methodist Church
Sunflowers
Korea
Topek
Kansas Multist
Central National Bank
Geo. H. Whitcomb
Bowsboys
Nikstes
Ministerial Union
J. A. Swaney
Armenia
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank Nelson
First Presbyterian Church
WW. Simons
Commonwealth
Wiliam Cransfield
J. S Sproat
Chas. Adams
Thos. Hantey
W. F
William J. Bryan
Successful Poultry Show Closes Tonight With Record Attendance
The association reports the poultry show ends tonight after a record week. Grand prizes include $25 for top 20 birds won by Canfield of Bellville white Plymouth Rocks, and $200 second prize to H. T. Forbes of Topeka for top scoring Brahmas. Various sweepstakes awarded to Topeka and Richmond entrants across leghorns bantams and turkeys.
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Association
Canfield
Bellville
Plymouth Rocks
George Gillies
H. T. Forbes
Topeka
Sure Haten Incubator Company
Clay Center
Neb
Charles Steinberger
Burt Coshies
Starr Incubator Company
Jas. Clark
Ginta Advertising
C. M. Rose Elmdale
S. B. Leghorns
Warren M. Crosby
Tom Herren
Kansas
Palmer
F. A Wes
Richmond
Y. C. Brey
Leavenworth
He Warren
Reb. L. Stim
Ee Chacey
North Topeka
RED Pyle
KM. Bowman
Burton & Burton
Segly Bea
A. L. Marks Popeks
Sockeret Sorven
Exseriges Bantams
Marks Son
Syneae Ee Bantams Hushes
Herman E. Zinn
W. Peck
Cedar Point
V. Marks
BF. A. Hargraves
Chacey
Three New Men Vie to Represent Seventh District
Two new candidates Joan Hay of Wellington and Frank Milken of Santa Fe join W H Russell of Ta Civabe Trussell Wakence Biytalon commander of the Kansas Land of Veterans as younger Republicans seeking delegates to the national convention.
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Joan Hay
Wellington
Frank Milken
Santa Fe
W. H. Russell
Ta Civabe
Trussell
Wakence Biytalon
Kansas Land of Veterans
Richland zinc scare ends with empty find
A Richland farm well digging stirred locals when a mineral sample looked like zinc. Workmen and onlookers expected a rich vein, but the sample proved to be nothing of value. Local residents were left with disappointment amid the small town excitement.
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Richland
Cobb
Laborhondee
Nelson plans to avoid exam date conflicts for county institutes
State Superintendent Nelson proposes schedules for county institutes to prevent date clashes. The first series ends June 9 with exams July 22, the second ends July 3 with exams July 20 31, and the third ends August 24 with exams August 27 24. Highland Temperance Meeting Park hosts the approval or rejection vote. Harry L Heald to speak on Temperance at Highland Park Schoolhouse tomorrow evening. 4900 Ramblers. Bee traveling man’s sample line. KITCHELL & MARBURG.
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Nelson
ioesHiy
Melson
Highland Temperance Meeting Park
Harry L. Heald
Highland Park School House
Bee Traveling Man's Sample Line
Kitchell & Marburg
Officials tease a new monthly bulletin for criminals
Chicago and Milwaukee figures discuss a new Official Bulletin to be issued by a criminal association. The board of governors approves a member to succeed a Los Angeles peer as the publication plans to circulate in large cities.
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Chicago
Wepre
Ik Tonal
Rentidention
Ohler Jansen
Milwaukee
Clase
Los Angeles
Madi Ee
Death of a Despondent Soldier in South Africa War
A Regina dispatch reports Corporal Lindsay of the Northwest Mounted Police departed Battleford to join the Second Canadian contingent for service in South Africa. His father and brother fell in the first Boer War and he sought vengeance, but sickness and misfortune prevented action as news notes imply a tragedy and death at Witswad.
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Lindsay
Winnipes
Regina
Northwest Mounted Puller
Battleford
South Africa
Deaency
Witswad
Binewit
Bucklow’s Aroha Salve Gains World Fame for Cures
An advertorial claim extols Bucklow’s Aroha Salve as a universal remedy with cures for rheumatism fever sores skin eruptions piles and other ailments. It promotes exclusive sale at a Kansas City drug store on Kansas Avenue with a money back guarantee.
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Bucklow
Joe Seeer
Wagegoner’s
Kansas Avenue
Fort Worth Taxes and Return $1450 Via Santa Fe Route
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Fort Worth, taxes or return amount $1450, Santa Fe Route, livestock, train schedules, sleepers, and remedies. readable details are scattered and unclear, with references to charges and travel options but no coherent event or outcome.
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Fort Worth
Anochar
Éhair Tare
Rambler bicycle ad and dubious health claim fragment
An OCR fragment mentions Rambler bicycles and a dubious health cure claim “Devitt the only lata on ing eat cure for Piss” with unrelated numbers and jumbled text. It includes references to a travel route, a kitchen, and warnings about counterfeit fortulces, all lacking coherent context.
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Alt Orie
Naval crew changes loom for Albany bound vessel
Washington reports Naval Inspector Gilmore says the vessel will be crewed within two weeks before its next trip to the United States. About 20 sailors will be dispatched on the Prairie to form part of the Albany’s crew as it proceeds to Newcastle on Tyne and back.
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Washington
Gilmore
Newcastle- on-Tye
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