DONE BY A WOMAN BUILT HOTEL AT SALINA AND HOSTED FAMOUS GENERALS
A Salina hotel built and run by a woman hosted Grant Sherman Sheridan and Meade at her table. The account recounts an Indian raid cause and a vivid Civil War era scene including figures like Hickerdyke and Crawford. The tale blends war memory with frontier life and hotel dining.
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Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Meade
Blekendcky
Union
Mra
A. Chow
Mather Bickeruyke
Biekerds
Kanes
Anil
Salton
Searmaie
Kickers
Sears
Sinder Hickerdyke
Ana Vwlaven
Ana Arapalioes
Andiana
Saxiy Psuye
Salina
Dresiers
Pie Aid
Nira
Hickerdy
Bedilee Cap Ty Catetante
Fae Eiay
Pulline
Saettang
Reddy Arash
Wacy Barton Wacko
Pne
Wenward
Agen
Gov. Crawford
Topeka
Mpecant
Halia
Howe
Shereen
Secretary Martins Report How Kansas State Society Grows
Secretary Martin outlines the Kansas State Historical Society’s growth with thousands of items, shelves, and space needs. The report notes 2,500 manuscripts 136 maps 40 drawings 413 newspaper volumes and more, plus extensive gifts and new storage, with efforts to inventory and arrange duplicates. PROV Blackmar reports archaeological finds across Kansas and a paper by J D Walter on the Agricultural College history, plus various papers read and new members elected.
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BO Ciéty
Ebely
Otherwine
Leven
Celtar
Karas
Fourth Moor
George
Blackmar
Frank Blackmar
Iis Committee of Archaeology
Welcome Wells
Manhattan
Republic
Republic County
McDowell
Blue Valley
J. D. Walter
State Agricultural College
Welter
Chicago
Walter
Kansas
Irene G. Stone
Galena
John Francis
EC. Manning
Winfield
CE Cory
Fort Scott
Corn Bullard
Tonganoxie
W. A. Johnson
Garing
Martin
J. A. Heed
Tecurmseh
John M Mead
Topeka
D. M. Fisk
Gordon Grovenor
Lawrence
Metcalf
Colony
George UU
Hovey
J. O. Fite
Kantas City
Kas
G. W. W. Yates
George W. Weed
Haworth
Law
C. Ruppenthal
Russell
Hill P. Wilson
Hays
G. Webbertram
Oberlin
H.C. Manning
Winffeld
Grape-Nuts Featured As Nutrient Aid For Weak Stomachs
An advisory note extols Grape-Nuts breakfast food to aid digestion and boost nourishment. It argues that even frail stomachs can tolerate pre-digested grains, promoting quicker vitality and stronger nerve health through regular use.
Testimony in Metcalf case details killings and witness accounts
Kansas City witnesses recount alleged executions in the Philippines with officers including General Wilder S. Metcalf cited. Cummins defends Metcalf, claims he will testify in Washington, and describes Cohen as brave yet killed a week after the Codoccan incident.
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McCumber
Burton
Gen. Metcalf
Fred D. Heisler
Heisler
Zils
Kansas City
Kas
Twan
Hother
Metcalf
Senator Scott
M. T. Cohen
Den
Te Commins
Kellis City
Armour Packing Company
Mr. Scott
Arthur
Ferguson
Manila
Provers
Heitler
Simon
Curmzmins
Senator McCumber
Cummins
Jin
Lemuel Deee
Fred Febiler
Washineton
Neonate Committee
Washington
Xlight
Twentieth Kansas
Lemuel D. Cummins
Fred
Janes Cummins
Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
Philippines
Wilder S. Metcalf
Maurice Cohen
Cod
Payment in Advance Amid Parley for Captive Missionaries
In Constantinople Fan 2 the understanding is that the Austrian potilities for the release of Mimilien Mr Stone and Twila may require funds sent by subscribers. The captors demand payment to enable the release, with a precedent in private brigumine. Bandits threaten actions unless money is provided to satisfy the Stone captors.
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Constantinople
Fan
Mimilien
Mr. Stone
Maxtaine
Twila
En- Arash
Safe in Jail Again McNeil Island Escape Fails
Tacoma residents report eleven inmates escaped U S penitentiary on McNeil Island Sunday noon but were recaptured near Croo-roads by last night. James Mortarlety Mike Williams Bruce Kenwright and J P Stewart captured at Tro clock. Moriarity faces twenty month loss. Williams loses two years and two months. Officers celebrate successful manhunt over three days and nights.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ledger
McNeill's Island
U. S
McNeila Island
James Mortarlety
Mike Williams
Bruce Kenwright
J. P. Stewart
Fred
Moriariety
Williams
Tremendous Night At Kansas Midwinter Vaudeville
The Kansas Midwinter exposition drew a full hall at the Auditorium with 4 088 paid attendees Tuesday and 1 287 Monday totaling 5 278 over two days. Ten cent advance tickets accounted for 2 450 admissions while two cent door tickets added 2 835. Balcony seats were fully booked and entertainment featured a revolving Pia mondon and Amando act drawing strong crowd attention.
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Kansas
Piamondon and
Amando
Vaudeville Program Details and Amateur Contest Plums
A bustling program outline reveals aerial ladder act and trombone solo by Josephine Harvey as nightly highlights. The Imperial Hand Bell Ringers join the orchestra for a varied musical evening with John Dee the juggler tonight. Amateurs compete tomorrow with rehearsals at 7 o clock. A parade of vaudeville acts is planned including a Friday finish and a Sunday encore. Eleven named organizers and twenty nine candidate lists are noted along with a live vote tally for the gold cornet contest led by Bandmaster Innes.
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Josephie Harvey
Bak
Zon Matthews
Wateran
Will Farnich
John Dee
Josephine Harvey
Kansas
Innes
Watson
Joln J. Aburshill
Brad
Innes Booth
Fbl Watson
John B. Murrian
F. W. Swearingen
Frank Wilcox Louis Vesper
Patterson and Lacey Top Vote Totals in State Balloting
Voters named BH. J. Patterson and A. W. Lacey among top selections with several others. Ineligible names included Innes and Josephine Harvey. A. W. Lacey, once famed cornetist with Marshall's band, received late votes while Clad Hamilton, Kansas attorney general’s assistant, also garnered two votes.
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BH. J. Patterson
A. W. Lacey
B. Gritae
Whey
Ralph Basle
Waite Tapes
Win. Fer
Iter Eater
Mra. Wright
Qaerek Harrison
Frank Gim
F. Gibbons
Wr. Baldwin
Jos. Butler
David Beard
Frank Knopf
Pragk Martin
Innes
Mise Josephine Harvey
Kansas
Marshall
Clad Hamilton
State of
Pure Milk Standards Shown by Burton Burton Exhibits
Burton & Burton, Sanatory milk and cream producers, display in the youth end of the exposition hall. Tinware glassware and handling machinery are shown. Heat absorbent cotton and sterilized attire highlight their sanitary process. Milk is kept pure by careful dairy practices and clean water with no preservatives used in their product.
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Burton & Burton
Hearick Carriage Exhibit Topeka Showcases Local Firm
North of the Silver Statue in Topeka the Hearick Carriage company displays a fine turnout with harness lap robes and whips. J A Hearick, in business over 25 years, runs a thriving firm at 12 Kansas Avenue, selling at times over 65 styles of carriages and wagons. The firm reports strong sales, including 300 wagies last year and more than twenty Bailey whalebone road wagons recently.
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Hearick
Topeka
J. A. Hearick
Hearick Carriage Company
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Firma
Henrik Carriage Company
Kansan Avenue
Hearick Company
Shawnee County
Victor Manufacturing Exhibit Showcases Topeka Goods At Exposition
Visitors at the exposition flocked to the Victor Manufacturing Company booth from Topeka, sampling hot Discult with Victorex Baking Powder and Satisfaction coffee, while thousands of Eagle Health Chewing Gum packages drew attention. The display highlighted Victor Vanilla and Lemon extracts, fruit colors, condiments, horse radish products, and a range of patent medicines, with raw chicle samples illustrating gum making. Local citizens were urged to support Kansas home industries, reinforcing patriotism and economic benefit to the state.
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Victor Manufacturing Company
Topeka
Victorex
Eagle Health
Victor
Getsunt
Eagle Hearth
Yucatan
Kansai
Kansas
Treaty with Sais ratified in Washington signing
Copenhagen Jan 22 defender reports a definite settlement of the treaty with the Sais ratified and to be signed in Washington. The details are incomplete but the general agreement is affirmed and instruments are prepared for formal exchange.
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Copenhagen
Washington
Fourth District Fight Over Miller Quarrels With President
The Fourth district backs harmony with the administration and Roosevelt in the next term. The Gazette argues Miller is quarrelsome and childish, warns returning him would yield a magwom district, and urges voters to choose a congressman who can work with the president rather than attack him.
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Ani Baal
Avumuny
Miller
Lome
Gazette
Housevell
Congress
Roosevelt
Interanal
Magwouiy
Ott Is President At Local CA Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the local CA was held last night. Officers chosen include Ott as president Warren M Crosby as vice president Jesse Shaw as treasurer Henry B Labte as recording secretary and George Serrigo as general secretary. Directors listed include J B Niesley Ho T Chase 11 Lawes David Bowis KE Eddridge Jupas Shaw C A Conro W C Garvey 3 G Stewart Warren M Crosby H 8 Morgan and Joab Mulvane J P Davis. The annual report showed attendance totals across sections: association attendance 100, total attendance at axioctanion 14 016, gospel meetings 4 28, educational department 4 03, Bible class attendance Last baby count 30 49 and boarding-house placements 215.
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S& 8
Ott
Warren M. Crosty
Vie
Jesse Shaw
Treary
Henry B. Labte
George Serrigo
Ares
J.B Niesley
Ho T. Chase
Lawes
David Bowis
KE Eddridge
Jupas Shaw
C. A. Conro
Wi C. Garvey
G. Stewart
Warren M. Crosby
Morgan
Joab Mulvane
J.P. Davis
Annas Wee
Market Report From Chicago Wheat Corn and Live Stock
Turbulent trading shown in Chicago grain pits with wheat and corn under pressure from weak cash demand. May wheat steady after early strength, soybeans mixed as futures near unchanged. receipts and liberal offers pressuring prices. In livestock, cattle and hogs at modestly lower to steady levels amid thin demand and volatile cash markets.
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Chicago
California
Lee
Sire Lower
Tor Tin
Nantin
Ina
Ray Clomid
CRN
Orn
HairtGcort
Tomer Ables
Fela
Bu Saya
Priten
New York Money Market Warke dan-Naan MON
New York money market figures show steady rates around ab per cent. Market closes with little change as investors await cues from policy outlook and global trends.
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New York
Money Market
Warke Dan - Naan Mon
Ec Ik
Cotton Market and Wheat Prices Reported in Topeka Trade
Market notes from Topeka detail cotton and wheat trading with prices quoted for various goods and futures. The report references Cotton Market activity on June 7 and mentions Topeka Hide Market, grain movements, and related price signals along with implied demand and supply dynamics.
Market Gossia and Grain Prices Noted in Report
Market gossips show prices for wheat and corn listed by A. aibh Merchant with figures like 6 and 3 carloads cited. The entry references Che grain and west grain poets MH A Scare Dulin and notes a total ruin recelpte for wheat.
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Gossia
Toursahed
A.aibh
Nice
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