Quarantine Proclaimed by Kansas Health Board Against Oklahoma
The Kansas State Board of Health issues a quarantine against Montgomery County and the state of Kansas affecting Coffeyville and nearby towns due to an infectious disease threat. Travel into the quarantined areas is prohibited for thirty days with strict enforcement. Cowley, Sumner and nearby counties in Oklahoma are also affected.
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Oklahoma
State Board of Health
Hes
Wagner
Wellester
Inian Territory
Montgomery Cosity
Montgomery County
Hanes
Coffeyville
Salt County
State of
Kansas
Lerchy Ueeleze Usd
Arassine
SWAN
Bern Ee Nerantinine
Cowley
Sumner
Kay Sounty
Oklahome
Perry Collins Chad Died in New York at Age Eight
Noted California Forty-Niner Perry Collins Chad died in New York City today at age eight. He was connected to Colling & Dent, gold dust dealers, and his father-in-law was Gen. Grant’s relative. The obituary references early telegraph projects and proposals in North American and Russian territories with endorsements from Secretary of State Seward, but the venture stalled.
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California
New York
Perry McDonough Chillies
Inn of Colling & Dent
Dent
Gen. Grant
Colling
Rusia
Amovr
British Columbia
Congress
J. Seward
Shot to Death in crowded Inds Tee Maine room incident
In a crowded room at Bat Ste tole today a man described as Phatus-Fiean, a former resident of Jackson- Sites, sustained a fatal wound and died a few hours later. Authorities report vague details as investigators examine a street incident linked to prior events and potential motive.
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Touts
Inds Tee Maine
Bat Ste
Totay
Phatus-Fiean
Jackson- Sites
Carole
TIME TO STOP IT Youthful Thieves Too Lightly Doalt With
Four boys aged 15 to 19 were arrested for stripping a vacant WR Hazen house of brass fixtures. They will be tried before Judge McCabe in city court. Prosecution seeks stronger penalties under the law. Names given include Bud Weaver Sam Carr Al Carr and Tom Cooper. The stolen metal is worth little per pound but replacement costs are high.
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WR. Hazen
McCabe
Hagen
Hutchinson
Bud Weaver
Sam Carr
al Carr
Tom Cooper
Frantic critic rants over blessed sonata at Crawford theater
A tumultuous scene in the Crawford theater box followed a pianist’s performance titled Blessed Sonata. The artist, amid animated reflections and harsh self-critique, lamented the audience’s muted response as they tapped along with polite restraint. The recital ended with audience applause still echoing, while critics debated the evening’s reception and the artist’s fate.
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Crawford Theater
de Puchnenin
Pidereivski
Puchmann in Topeka Sees Scenes Before Concert
The famous pianist De Pachmann encountered a string of comic mishaps in Topeka before his Crawford Theatre recital. An awkward hotel mix up led to a late arrival and a joking hotel clerk, while a knee bump on the backstage stairs marred the journey to the stage. The Topeka audience responded with muted enthusiasm as the performance began.
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von Weber
de Puchmann
Topeka
Betwen
Jia Feelin
Hin Lanseer
Buc
Cennerand
de Pachmann
Dior
Flere
DePuchmann
Attie Telvin
Crawford Theater
Topeka Stirs Over Illustrious Pianist De Pachmann
The renowned pianist De Pachmann caused a stormy start on stage, resisting play, pacing, and demanding calm air as manager and audience endured his volatile performance. He calmed to finish the program, complained of cold and discomfort, and insisted critics cannot hinder art. After the recital, he requested bread and milk, ate in bed, then slept. The concert, a major Topeka event, drew a large crowd and cost around $500 to stage.
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Agaih Bia
Namor
Carver
Goth
Tam
Topeka
de Pachmann
Chopin
von Weber
Schumann
Mendels
Audienes
Ladies’ Music Club
de Pachbeatin
Tobel
Excellent Concert by De Pachmann Wows Large Crawford Audience
The celebrated pianist De Pachmann delivered a compelling Crawford theater recital praised for melodic depth and expressive touch. Critics note his focus on art over technique, with a Chopin-centered final portion highlighting his refined artistry and emotional reach.
Prison Quarantine Closes State Penitentiary Doors
Sheriff Cook reports a statewide quarantine on the state penitentiary due to a Cuban chickenpox outbreak. No prisoners will be received until the epidemic subsides, with Topeka and all counties affected. Deputy Prescott plans to move Joseph Leach to Fort Leavenworth tomorrow.
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Sherif Cook
Tomlinson
State Penitentiary
Hte
Topeka
Ti & Hun
Jall
Lansing
Federn
Fort Leavenworth
Joseph Leach
United States
Prescott
Leach
Burglary Reported At 932 Spruce Street
Police received word last night of a burglary at Mrs. Taylors home on Spruce Street. The burglar, who opened a window and knocked over pots, woke a dog with the noise and fled before dawn. Neighbors request extra patrols, but Chief Ramsey suggests more dogs and flower beds as deterrents.
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Ramsey
Kansas City and Return Two Dollars via the Santa Fe
The Century calendar from Aver & Son showcases artful design and practical utility. Tickets to Kansas City and return via the Santa Fe are $2, on sale January 21 to 23 with final limit January 26, six trains daily each way.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Social and Personal Notices Highlight Topeka Week
The Topeka society scene features a string of social events with Mrs. E C Sabin and Mrs Charles A hosting thimble baby gatherings on Fillmore street. Attendees include numerous local families, with music by Miss Harrison and Mr George Sperry, plus a china shower for Clyde Lawrence and various birthday and luncheon gatherings noted throughout the week.
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E. C. Sabin
Charles A. i
Fillmore Street
Coors
W. A. Sloo
T. W. Harrison
Emsie Neal
Mary Herison
Miss Harrison
Punch
D. P. Paxton
C.J
A. B. Whiting
Low
M.A. Low
F. J Storrs
G. W. Greenwood
H G. Curtis
BR. Merriam
J Bradley
C. Weagy
She Wood
Stuart Sheldon
Braley
Guild
Davies
Mra. Himan
J. ©. McClintock
Witer Wellman
Mra. McCoy
T. Bowman
Davis
Martha McCoy
George Sperry
Gerree Harrison
W. H. Swan
Fred Lyman
J. H Greenwood
Robert Merrick
Nettlaw
Gillespie
J.P Ww
W. E. Calver
JS. Bubleton
Mra
D. O. McCray
F. C. Popenos
C. 5. Merriam
Frank Merriam
Myron Waterman
Mirs
CM. Sheldon
Serrizo
H. E Overholt
Lita Hardy
Baker
Tirtefam
Lo D. Whittemore
J. ¥. Myers
Hudson's Hall
Mere. FO. Dressbagh
C. Ot Lawrence
C. W. Siegfried
Flo. Burkett
Grace Forbes
Kansas City
Nel He Nevill
Yatma McMahon
Eudna Milles
Leona Sage
Eleanor Colcord
Alman Menard
Grace Norris
Pauline Mater
Minnie Carr
Daisy Walsh
Lulu Fordyce
Helena Miss
Josephine VanAmburgh
Mattic Holyoke
Eda Smythe
Mabel Pought
A.T Mickerson
Morris Stevenson
Glen Batfield
Ald, Wi
Clyde Lawrence
Lincoln Street
Haviland Berry
Maud Kimball
May Dowsing
Miex Elizabeth Lee
Clyde Hornaday
Pearl Sample
Edna Millice
Hdna Smythe
Will Claymer
Ralph Clinser
Charles Decker
Roy Millice
Charles Smith
Dicycle theft cases lead to local court decisions
Police report two arrests for Dicycle stealing and a camel, with juries delaying penitentiary offense. Coats was found to steal a Dicycle valued at 19 but not charged as a penitentiary crime. Gilbert Upson, a colored boy, serves 10 for wheel theft. William Hill, a white boy, 0 for wheel theft with sentence suspended to enlist. Jurisdiction splits keep cases in local court rather than state court.
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Coats
Gilbert Upson
L. Winn
William Hill
James
Dicyele
Colonel Larue Lectures and Bargain Shoe Sale at Furman’s
Colonel B C Larue delivers varied lectures on the Philippines China and Japan while Furman’s Shoe House markets great reductions with a Rock Island Route Kansas City and Return for 2 00 tickets on sale January 2 and final return limit January 26.
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Furman
Rock Island
Kansas City
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Col, Little
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