Slaters Case Dismissed After Probate Court Inquiry
William Slater was brought before probate court after police detained him in a disturbed state. His sister testified to smelling alcohol on his breath while Slater said domestic troubles drove him to despair. The judge ruled Slater was intoxicated and temporarily distraught. the case was dismissed and he was confined for drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
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Slaters
Wm. Slater
Alice Lueback
Mauer
Slater
Dolman
Ray
J. F. Roach
Kansas City
Walnius Grove
Roby
Puilds Optical Society
AK. Rodgers
Rolston
Stimper
Norbert Packney
S. Wellhouse
Geners Hoyle
Botkin
A. &. Rodgers
Police
Kisias College Press
Topeka
Whitileswy Jokimen
Bol Cost
Shuriff Kepley
Chicago
Madge Wallace
Topeka "Iin
Rice
Independmnen
Annie M. Currie
Curine
Wematt
Bischolt
North Topeka
Cee
A L. Davis
Carte DeVoe Davis
Davin
Jeavin
The Paiges Present Hast Lynne Charity Event
The Eva Mountford version of Hast Lynne features Lilian Paige and Lady Isabel with Madame Vine in a Friday lent performance. The Select Enients, A.V. U. W., host a fourball event Thursday evening January 21 at 722 Kansas Avenue with admission 25 cents per couple.
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Paiges
Eva Mountford
Lynne
Lilian Paige
Isabel
Madame Vine
Enients
Kansas Avenue
X. W
Nye
Physical Culture
Socia
Kapeas Avemas
Irwin Lodge No. 200
U. W
Northwest Corner Sixth
Quincy
Lachen
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Crowned at World Fair of 1893
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is extolled as a superior cough and lung remedy. It claims to heal where other elixirs only palliate and notes large bottle packaging for home use. The ad touts a 50 years record of cures and a medal from the 1893 World's Fair.
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Ayer
Powell at Home News Second Term Opens Next Monday
Local items report the start of the second term for city schools next Monday, with pupils from the eighth district entering high school. Mentions include bridge work progress, and various community notices such as legal actions, church events, and local personalities.
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Haynes
Taylor Strser
John B. Roberts
Kansas City
Ualty Church
Scott Kelsey
A. B
Port Arthur
Texas
W. D. Rippex
Taylor Street
Masonic Watling
Stace Treneuver Atherton
Oiier
Gorans
Local notes from Topeka and vicinity paste
North Topeka and Ellis reports and town visitors with names like Burton of Richland Mreo Kline of Rossville and Mrs A J Arnold. Residents and travelers including Dr Maver Miss Alice Rudy Miss Maud Dodd and George Currier of Denver visit Pure Food show and family events. Fire at A F Eby grocery injures ceiling. 500 insurance. several social meetings and theater notes follow.
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Oillple
Ellis
Burton
Richland
Mreo Kline
Rossville
J. G. Maver
Alice Rudy
Horton
Maud Dodd
Dover
Nettle Berryman
Enid
D. Miller
Holman
Carl Vrooman
A. J. Arnold
C. W. Lukens
Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
Freda
Galveston
Texas
Gisu
Will Shockiey
Topeka
Wis
Will Shaeffer
William Green & Sone
Thomas Shaeffer
Wichita
Elves Uttle
Shaeffer
Sunflower Club
C. J. Falls
West Gordon Street
Pearl Murphy
Gordon and
Fillmore
Kaffir corn gains traction in Indiana farms
Richmond Indiana farmers show strong interest in Kaffir corn a South African cereal. The plant resembles Indian corn and boasts drought resistance and prolific yields. Hon John Burbanks farm yielded a large Kaffir corn crop last fall with spring expansion expected.
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Richmond
Ind
Kaffir Corm
South Africa
John Burbank
Home for Aged Waiters Fund Build Plan
Mass meeting at New York Maennerchor hall convened by United Waiters Benevolent Societies to discuss a home for old and disabled waiters. Jacob Sauer spoke, Michael Henman pledged help and donated 100 dollars. Public meeting scheduled to follow. Vienna dispatch notes Roentgen ray test for determining death or catalepsy linked to a new elbing discovery.
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New York
Maennerchor Hall
United Waiters’ Benevolent Societies
Jacob Sauer
Michael Henman
Uniform badges for state house staff proposed
State Auditor W H Morris urges badges or uniforms for janitors and messengers at the state house to distinguish staff from visitors. He notes many people struggle to locate offices and rely on staff in corridors.Captain Morris plans to present the idea at the executive council's next business meeting.
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Morris
State House
W. H. Morris
Executive Council
Carnegie Buys Coal Land In Monongahela Valley
Pittsburg January 39 Andrew Carnage and associates from Pittsburg Cleveland and Canada have acquired 4100 acres of coal territory in the Monongahela valley from the Hayes estate and John D Scully The price is reported at 3000000 The purchase aims to supply the new Carnegie railroad with ore so cars do not return empty The item also notes a Westfield Ind Womens Edition of the Westfield News April 5 1896 and a letter praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy with 25 and 50 cent bottles available through druggists
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Head Associates
Monongahela Valley
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnage
Pitsburg
Cleveland
Canada
Monogahela Valley
J. H. Hayes
John D. Scully
Andrew Carnegie
Westfeld
Ind
Westfield News
Chamberlain
L Cladis
Seven Men Parboiled In Steam Explosion Aboard Saghalien
On December 3 off the Hong Kong coast the French steamer Saghalien suffered a boiler explosion. Eleven stokers and one engineer were killed or fatally injured, with ten more badly burned. The ship’s deck and boiler room were wrecked, passengers faced chaos, and funeral rites were held aboard by a priest.
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San Francisco
Singapore
Hove Kong
Rio de Janeiro
Orient
Lasker
Wtoker
Father Val
Penang
Jury Disagrees in Smith Usse Robbery Case
After two days the jury in the district court case against Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, operators of a Rock Island area restaurant, disagreed and was discharged by Judge Hazen. They faced an accusation of robbing Daniel Young last fall. all parties involved are white.
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Smith
Hazen
Thomas Smith
District Court
Rock Island
Daniel Young
Murat Halstead praised in Cosmopolitan editorial remarks
An editorial in Cosmopolitan Magazine lauds Murat Halstead as one of the most picturesque figures in American journalism praising his bold generous character and noting his papers exposed corrupt schemes which led to his nomination as a German minister being rejected. J Franklin Caveny gives Chalk Talk at Central Church tonight with 15 cent admission.
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United States
Murat Halstead
Germany
Senate
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mr. Halstead
Washburn
J. Franklin Caveny
Central Church
Munyon's Remedies Advertises Quick Cures Across Conditions
Munyon's Improved Homoeopathic Remedies claim near instant relief for rheumatism dyspepsia headaches and various ailments. The notices advertise cures for kidney piles nervous disorders asthma and men diseases with free medical advice at row ceck street Philadelphia. Also mentions a postmaster four year term bill and Cambridge Massachusetts society items with a social dance ticket price of ten cents.
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Munyon
Gaya
Ceck Street
Philadelphia
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Walter Lae Cian Te Taine
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Ren Hake
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Stansfield
Gem
Aurora
Burghart
Japan
Boston
Bunkie Matsuki
Yechigoya
Texic
Ca. m. Shah
Far East
Matouki
Bunkio Matsuki
Globe
Tokio
Peka
New York City
Asc
Unem
Todd-Knight Shoe Co
Kid Hutton
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth
Kaffir
Indiana
London
Vienna
Friederich of
Elbing
Vienna Academy
Burchart
Carnegie
The
State Journal
Washington
Jan
Senate Committee On Aly
Emerson
Cambridge
Mass
Edward YW
Fmepnon
Concord
Rata
Aida Emerson
Phi Bet
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Honor Lodge No- 61
Fellows’ Temple
Quincy Street
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