Dress Goods Annex Grains Steep Discounts on Wool Fabrics
Announced reductions on a wide range of dress fabrics. 54 inch all wool and silk and wool 69c down from 1.00, 40 inch all wool Fancy Mixtures 50c down from 5c, 46 inch all wool Henrietta 50c down from 7c, 46 inch all wool Serges 50c down from 65c, 54 inch part wool Mixtures 29c down from 39c, 38 inch all wool Crepons 50c down from 75c, 36 inch half wool Irides 18c down from 25c, 38 inch all wool Henrietta and Serges 39c down from 50c, and Imported Suit Patterns for men 8.75 down from 15.
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Cassimeres
Senate adjourns after 43 minutes as Kansas elects by direct vote debated
The senate adjourned after a 43 minute session with a 23 to 10 vote, as Clerk Charles Martin announced passage of a concurrent resolution directing Kansas members of Congress to back a direct popular vote for U.S. senators. Other committees reported favorably on bills including appropriations for Beloit reformatory and mileage for senators.
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Senate
Charles Martin
House
Congress
Kansas
United States
Ways and Means
Girls’ Reformatory
Beloit
Cooke
Topeka
Sterne
Troutman
Shawnee
Brown
Garden City
Wilcoxson
Daniels
Committees On Elections
Leedy
Committee On State Affairs
Committee On Public Health
Kanets
Dennson
State Normal College
Emporia
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Committee On Railroads
Householder
Kanau
Odds On Ryan In Fight Bets From New York
Reports from New York indicate heavy betting favoring Ryan for the upcoming bout. At the Hoffman house a $500 to $400 wager was laid on Ryan with high confidence Dempsey would not draw. Parson Davies backed Ryan at $1,000 to $700 and later offered even odds on his protege.
Palmer Found Guilty In Missouri Pacific Depot Burglary
Frank Palmer was convicted of burglary in the second degree for breaking into the Missouri Pacific depot last April. The jury deliberated nearly seven hours before returning the verdict. The minimum sentence is five years in the penitentiary. Palmer is described as a well educated young man. Watersoton January 1.DEES TO GIVE BAIL Lot Out on Bond Pending Habeas Corpus Hearing. In a habeas corpus proceeding the government stipulates to postpone the case until March 25 and that prisoners be admitted to bail at 2000 dollars each.
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Missouri Pacific
Frank Palmer
Palmer
Dees
Watersoton
Jan
Eugene Jobs
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Aid Sent to Nebraska and Kansas Suffering
Lancaster pa January 18 nearly two carloads of provisions and clothing were sent to western Nebraska and Kansas by city residents subscriptions near five thousand dollars were raised and more supplies will go next week the event included a public scene as locals watched a traveling spectacle the Oklahoma Midget the asterisk of shows advertised pills and a local patent medicine as part of the gathering
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Pennsylvania
Kansas
Nebraska
Lancaster
Kansas Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
Oklahoma
Greece Rebels Reports of Abdication and Greek Revolt
Rumors of a Greek revolt and the abdication of King Georgios I circulate in Vienna Berlin and Paris stock exchanges. Dispatches from Paris and Athens claim disturbances in front of the chamber with a grave situation but no confirmation.
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Pants
Jan
Greece
Vienna
Berlin
Athens
Losnos
House of the Rothschilds
Stock Exchange
Paris
Georgios I
Newman resigns local Grand Opera management. Crawford to succeed
A. Newman resigns as local manager of the Grand Opera house and will be succeeded by Orlin Crawford while remaining in the city. Mesers. C. M. Schultz and Will Van Benthuysen, editors of Chicago papers, visited Topeka today. Wheeler & Switzer seek a trustee for 300000 in Syndical Land bonds as Central Trust liquidates. J. B. Wagstaff, robbed at Throop hotel, heads to Washington. Ida Pearson dies of consumption. funeral Sunday at Swedish church. Henry Moore dies of consumption and will be buried in Rochester cemetery. Redpath Attractions plans February events at Hamilton hall with list including John Thomas Concerts Co, W. M. French, William Frawley Smith, Ladies Ariel Quartette, Eduard Maro, and W. S. Battis.
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A. Newman
Grand Opera House
Orlin Crawford
Newman
Mesers
C. M. Shultz
Chicago Mail
Will van Benthuysen
Chicago Tribune
Wheeler & Switzer
United States
Central Trust Company of
St. Louis
Syndical Land and Irrigation Company of
Kansas City
Central Trust Company
Kansas
J. B. Wagstaff
Throop Hotel
Washington
Wagstaff
Topeka
United States Treasury
W. M. Rice
Fort Scott
Treasury Department
Ida Pearson
Fourth and
Tyler
Henry Moore
Kansas Avenue
Rochester
Redpath
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Hamilton Hall
John Thomas Concerts Company
W. M. French
William Frawley Smith
Ariel Quartette
Eduard Maro
W. S. Battis
Rock Island Route Ad and Basketball Night
Rock Island Route promotes low fares to destinations nationwide. Local agents at 601 Kansas Ave and First Street Kan sas Ave, Topeka. High school basketball game at the YMCA rooms tonight at eight for the association championship. Robert Burns centennial celebration to be held at the Metropolitan hotel on January 25 with a grand concert and ball.
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Rock Island
Eo, Garvey
Kansas Ave
Wasson & Caorwear
P. C
North Topeka
First Street
Kansas Avenue
Guy Douglas
Topeka
Fannie Cantrell
Frank G. Giffin
Nellie Towner
San
Tea Fe
YMCA
Robert Burns
Metropolitan Hotel
Rock Island Card No 601 Kang Ave Daily Stark Jownwan
Rock Island publish contains a card item labeled 601 on Kang Avenue and advertises a daily Stark Jownwan subscription. The readable text indicates a local card or notice with an offer to subscribe to a daily Stark publication. The item appears in a compact local listing style.
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Rock Island
Kang Ave
Society Or Oklahoma Charm In Possum Ridge Debates
A Michigan Oklahoma settler complains about life in Possum Ridge society versus Oklahoma, saying society there is lively with events like apple fairs and hoedowns, while Oklahoma lacks such social texture. She plans to move back with six children to give them better social advantages, contrasting with the quiet Missouri border town.
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Minter
Ole Missoury
Issoury
Missouri
Oklahoma
Castral
Asa Cobb
New York Tribune
Flannels and fur rug sale price reductions
An advertisement lists discounted textiles and blankets with substantial markdowns. Eiderdown cloaking drops to 39 cents from 65 cents, all wool twills and skirtings reduced, plus Grey and White fur rugs and woolen blankets advertised at lowered prices for quick phantom affordability.
Today’s Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City
Wheat eased at the open with liberal selling led by Pardridge Barrett and Lester. Corn declined as commission houses liquidated long positions, futures off to mid 40s. Hog receipts lighter and pork products weaker. cattle and soy markets mixed with light demand and several price points. Kansas City reports show steady to weak trends across cattle, hogs, and feeders with mixed receipts and regional prices.
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Associated Preas
State Journal
Cmicaco
Jan
Pardridge
Barrett
Lester
Armour
Baxvey
Northwestern
Carrie
Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
Mississippi River
Clubs Face Liquor License Rule For Chartered Groups
Jan 18 report from Pennsylvania notes Judge McClung ruling that chartered clubs cannot serve liquor to members without a license. Officers and employees responsible for sales share liability. a club’s charter alone offers no defense. Broad impact expected on clubs, associations, and social entertainments, with liquor profits a key funding source. If upheld, many clubs may be forced to close or rethink operations.
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Pennsylvania
Dudgy
Portsacne
McClung
Supreme Court
McClang
Pittsburg
Duquesne
Columbus
Bone-Fide Chartered Club
Judge Ricks Indignant Over Reports Ahead of Clover Leaf Case
Judge Ricks, en route to Chicago to join Judge Woods in the Clover Leaf road case, denounces rumors of being prostrated by a probe report. He says he has faced the inquiry with dignity and will attend the proceedings, noting how reports have unsettled friends in New York and others in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ricks
Chicago
Woods
House Judiciary
New York
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Representative Hall
Senate Chamber
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Telluride
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Rio Grande Southern
Andrew Fisher
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W. R. Kennedy
U. S
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Alec Teg
Stark
Sata Seeing Goods Co
New
Nut EhCour Society
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Waal
James
Milady
Ee Milady
Detroit
Today’s Market Report
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Torexa Steam Lacnpar
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