Grand Theater Schedule Promises Night of Variety
February 4 brings J K Emmett Jr at the Grand in Pritz in a Mad House and John L Sullivan in A True American. Frohman company presents The Girl I Left Behind Me, The Span of Life melodrama with three acrobats, and The Crust of Soviets next Saturday. Rail routes advertise new Florida and Southeastern connections via Illinois Central and Southern lines. Also notices for local sales, bargains, and Furman’s footwear promotions fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grad
J.K. Emmett, Jr
Sullivan
Pugilist
Hale
Charles Frohman
the Grand
Ruston Gloter Sheiler Company
Carrie Turner
Mi. Baatlake
Sons of the Revolution elect officers and members
Members elected include Edwin Scott and Paul Torrington of Topeka. Judge James H. Lowell of Hul ton. W. Allen of Ottawa. R. Elung of Kansada. Nees county. Officers for two years: President Geo. D. Hale Topeka. Secretary H. J. Adams Topeka. Treasurer A. K. Hodgers Topeka. Vice presidents W. T. Scott Hul ton. F. H Bellon Pomeroy. Connellly McFadden Chanute. E. Berry Waterville. R. O. Elting Kansada. Registrar T. E Bowman Topeka. Historian Dr. J. L. Parker Topeka. Delegate Washburn to national meeting in New York. aim to observe Washingtons birthday in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the American Revolution
State Historical Society
Rooma
Iollbewikte Eeutronan
B Soow
Edwin Scott
Bowman
Paul Torrington
Topeka
James H. Lowell
Hulton
Allen
Ottawa
Elung
Kansada
Nees County
T. E Bowm
J. L. Parker
New York
Washburn
Washington
Revenue Increase Reported for Six Months Ended December 31 1804
An internal revenue bureau statement shows total receipts from all sources at 51 547 506 for the six months ending December 31 1804, up from the previous year's period. Spirits led with 48 856 339 in receipts, tobacco 15 157 649, permeated liquors 10 000 377, oleomargarine 910 940, and miscellaneous 242 242, with gains and declines noted in each category. Playing cards tax contributed 261 798 of miscellaneous income.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Patents Issued and Baking Powder Controversy
The Interior Department directs patent issuance for thirty acres in McGuire addition Haid to L W McGuire and hints at later town patent. A public notice on alum in baking powders lists brands and asserts powders under twenty five cents per pound are alum-based. Dr Wiley labels alum powders unwholesome.
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Wasurxeros
Secretary of the Interior
Plysteinus
Wiley
Real estate sales and notices across Topeka and vicinity
Real estate sales set records with Albert Parker selling multiple parcels on Hancock and Crane streets for 8168 and Laura Haley selling Lot 917 on Lima Street for 115. J C Goldan sold Gyros Gale lots on Kellam Avenue for 500. Hi B Hulton sold 40 acres in section 22 north of Topeka for 500. Also notes ill health of James Bethune in Washington and a volunteer appeal for defense of the republic in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker
Jewell
Hancock Street
Crane Street
Laura Haley
Mary Perley
Lima Street
J. C. Goldan Solt Gyros Gale
Kellam Avenue
Jenkin W. Morris
Hi. B. Hulton
John H. Barker
Topeks
Flaw in Title Brings 1000 Kansas Land Settlers to Court
Subpoenas issued by the United States circuit court target over 1,000 settlers in Dickinson Ellsworth and Sullue counties who bought lands from the Union Pacific. The government seeks to oust owners claiming the railroad grant was invalid and lands revert to the government. Expect hearing before Judge Foster on Feb 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Dickinson
Ellsworth
Sullue
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Kanosas
Solomon
Smoky Hill
Foster
Arbitration Bill Proposed to Settle Labor Disputes
Amended bill for settling labor disputes via an arbitration committee passes committee with minor verbiage changes. The report argues Congress is proper to authorize the commission, which would be less partisan and costly while examining industrial matters. Letters of approval from Samuel Gompers, John W. Hayes, H. Desning, and J. H. Sovereign accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIL
Wasatseros
Committee On Labor
Congress
Tate
Samuel Gompers
John W. Hayes
EH. Desning
J. H. Sovereign
Disturbances and delays plague telegraph networks in Asia
A Telegraph and Cable report from Port Darwin notes serious disruption to the Australian government telegraph due to floods, causing delays in all Australian telegrams. Transvaal lines also suffer interruptions with possible Africa-wide delays. Shanghai and Yokohama messages show transit times of about five to six hours. In Greece, protests against government policy flare in Avuen and Hatras with military suppression. Ras Manghix in Egypt's Massowan region is cornered while seeking refuge in Temben after Abyssinian forces are scattered.
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Australia
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Port Darwin
Transvaal
Africa
Eastern ‘Telegraph Company
Commercial Cable Company
Shanghai
Yokohama
Greece
Avuens
Hatras
Massowan
Egypt
Ras Manghix
Temben
Local church speaker and public notices in Santa Fe region
Rev 8 B Alderson of First Presbyterian will speak at Santa Fe shops Thursday noon. The runn ing gambling case against Harry Croft was continued by Justice Chesney to Jan 24. Rep George W Miller of Geary county voted against adjournment at the caucus. Sheriff sale at Buchanan Clay and Bhanteon streets and Throop's addition nets Central National Bank 9150 from H P Shroop et al. Revival services continue at Madrad Street Baptist with short sermons each evening led by the pastor.
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B. Alderson
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe
Harry Croft
Justice Chesney
George W. Miller
Geary County
Buchanan, Clay and
Bhanteon
Throop
Throop’s Addition Were Sold At Sheriff's
Central National Bank
H. P. Shroop
Madrad Street Baptist Church
Hillmon Case Developments Highlight Hillman Trial Testimony
Mrs Sallie Hillman Smith testified about her engagement to Hillmon, timelines, and a letter from Wichita. She described identifying the body, burial expenses, and her belief the man was her husband. Testimony covered prior trials, witness evidence, and height and dentition notes from Dr Fugate and Arthur Judson. The day ended with limited session and an adjournment to tomorrow at 10.
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Hillmon
Mra Sallie BE. Suilth
Hillmoo
Wichita
Hulman
Connecticut Mutual
Ofice
Arthur Judson
Dr. Fugate
Hillman
Popenoe
Thomas
Plaintif
Fugate
Ricks Case Opens With Judge's Written Answer
The house judiciary committee held an open session to question Judge Ricks on fees. Ricks defended his accounting and said he followed customary practice, claiming he answered to the government for all funds and that his successor incurred no loss. He noted affidavits from clerks supporting the practice.
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Mikes
Wasars Gron
House Committee On the Judiciary
Ricks
Culberson
War Cloud Grows With Guatemala Mexico Clash Rumors
Reports from Mexicali on January 22 claim President Porfirio Diaz may command frontier forces in person if war with Guatemala erupts. Widely circulated gossip names three possible generals Viz Reyes of Monterey, Villado of Mexico, and Torres of Sonora, with Reyes favored by Diaz.
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Mexico
Guatem
Mexico Urry
Mex
Guatemala
Porfirio Diaz
Leon
Jose Vicente Villado
State of
Louis Torres
Sonora
Reyes
Monterey
Diaz
Debs to Walk Out after Supreme Court Bail Order
Debs and associates to be released from McHleery county jail on 2000 bail each after court formalities. They will be brought to Chicago and released tomorrow morning. In Mexico City a Methodist conference closes with ordination of a Mexican pastor as a presid ing elder for Hidalgo district. The Tracy Temperance Meetings in Hamilton hall draw over 2000 attendees with pledges signed and a talk titled Boys and Girls Nice and Naughty.
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Cutenco
Debs
McHleery County
Supreme Court
Chicago
Mexico City
Methodist Episcopal Missions
Mexico
Isaac W. Joyce
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. M. Eurasa
Hidalgo
Tracy Tempeer
Hamilton Ball
Sage Wins Agaily in Court Ruling Disputed
New York Jan 22 The Laidlaw Sage case jury split nine to one in favor of the defendant while the panel disagreed on key points. Proceedings showed a hung position after deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taldlaw
New York
Market Report from Jan 22 Showing Mixed Commodities Activity
The market opened weak then rallied before fading again as grains hogs and cattle moved in a volatile session. Wheat corn oats pork and livestock futures quoted with brief estimates for tomorrow and cash prices, while New York sugar and other commodities posted firm or steady tones amid cautious trading across major markets.
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Associated Press
State Journal Carcase
Pardridge
Country Commission
Baldwin
May
Maynard
New York
Svean
Local Feed Store Advertises Wide Selection and Low Prices
A fragmented ad for Flowran Feed and Crackers lists a variety of animal feeds and related goods at competitive prices. It mentions contact details and a description of items available, indicating a general wholesale or farm supply focus with a push toward affordable options. The text also references a person named H. Hiatt.
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Fritz Emmett, JR
Holly Springs
Louad
Florida
St Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
The
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Macon
Charleston
Savannah
Pullman
St. Louis
Pin
Calloa
Geo
E. Lary
W. R Kennady
Rock Island
HLC
Gangey
Kansas Are
Wassox & Cromwertl
PT. D
North Topaka
Flrat Street
Kansas Avenue
Santa Ana
California
Furman’s
Toreka Stram
Jones
Batman & Townsend
Creckajack) Union
East Eighth Street
House Cor
Tth
Quincy
W. J. Atkinson
Mer
Fricu
Sons OF the Revolution
Hoke Smith
Blind Tom
Washineton
James Bethune
Georgia
Savanac Laxk
William F. Maonix
Hewaii
Republic
Camden
Ee Coal Co
Kansas
J. W. B. Hughes
Sth
Adama
Wart
North Topeka
J. W. McNeely
Geo. E. Cole
Eline
Johnson & Olaon
Exsted
Davies Lumber and Coal Co
Ist
Sanda Ave
Kuczynski
Jackson St
Nicholson
Ing Coal Co
West 6Th. S. Charles
East 20Th
E. Pouit
Hascock
Kantas Coal Co
Kansas Ave
Capital City Coal Co
Wallahington
S.C. Swartz
10Th
Madison
Sheahan & Wassen
Fth
Hargoams & Buss
W. R. Revendy
Burt
Purman’a
Forman’s
Asia
Lesvos
Ma Hoffnung
Sundog
Mr. Damon
Hawaii
Rick
Releas
Daily Starx
Jounnan
Sage
Today’s Market Report
Kansas City
Kansas Cruz
Jill
Colorado
Texas
Aus
Wales
Bahai
Mississippi River
Griggs & Axtell’s
We KR
Kennady
Griggs & Axtell
Ches
H. Hiatt
Lafayette St
Susie
Erwin Efor
Tre Boy
Pamliy
West 1Th St
Harrison St
Shawnee County
Permait
Intel Ath
Rees
Bsae
Clay
Regent
Oxford Melton
Greenwald & G
Grand Opera House
Saibay
William Calder
Sutton Vane
Maman Boul
Howe
Charles Frolmran
New York City
Mayers
GPASS
Rian L Davenport Pugene Ormonde
Joseph Kb. Whiting
Herbert Ayling
Francks
Eleanor Carey
Carrie Radcliffe
Nellie Yale Nelson
Sydney Lowell
Agnes Frietie
Mrs. Eastlake Chapel
Miss Stacey
Col
A. G. Stacey
Maude Stacey
Parsons Independent
Lee Aoe
Miss Stacky
Er Ara le Peerless Steam
Peerlese Stewn Laundry
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