Food Show Opens At Exposition With Enormous Crowd
An enormous crowd gathered for the opening of the Pure Food exposition tonight with foreign exhibitors and bright exhibits. Topeka society women staffed booths and served charity meals while speeches urged state action against adulterated foods and the need to protect citizens from unsafe products.
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Topeka Society
Howard Wilder
Pure Food Association
Bic Wilder Feld
Captain Cook
MISS NOSS COMES FAR AT NEW YORK FOOD SHOW
An expert from New York, Miss Noss, appears at a Pure Food show in Waco. She has extensive expo experience and can craft delicate delicacies quickly. A reporter notes the crowd and decor, praising the event and predicting food shows will become an annual feature.
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Miss Noss
New York
Topeik
Baralo
Mins Nowe
Ceaseless work at Hamilton hall by Mrs Sutton
From early morning until two this afternoon Mrs Sutton, commissioner of SSAA, managed beard arrangements and hall decor at Hamilton hall while the Ladies of the Kindergarten Association assisted with decorations under her direction.
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Hamilton Hall
Sutton
Ssaa Doceito
Mrs Sutton Describes Her Grueling Exhibition Setup
Mrs Sutton recalls a strenuous period arranging a large display for the upper Boor. She describes constant requests for attention from versitins and exhibitors, help in draping and enclosing quarters, stock arrangement, and guiding young staff. She says she worked night and day, exhausted yet proud of the hall’s decoration after a demanding but rewarding effort.
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Kndren
Sutton
Jeen
Cam
Miss Colling Delivers Cooking School Features In Topeka
Mica Emily Marian Colling praises preparations by Topeka ladies for the cooking school feature. The auditorium shute work, enlarged stage, cupboards and stoves improve facilities. She notes lectures can be given more fully and expresses satisfaction with the decorations and overall setup.
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Mica
Emily Marian Colling
Mies Colling LeMay
Topeka
Color Combinations at Pure Food Exhibition Hall
Streamers in green white blue yellow and red float diagonally from hall corners enhancing the upper floor of the Hanlin showroom mall. The decor, conceived by Mrs. C. Sutton, adds considerable charm to the Moor and greets visitors with a genuine exposition mood.
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Hanlin
Ke Allothere
CO. S. Sutton
Halle
Otto Kuehne Builds An Elaborate Topeka Booth At Expo
Otto Kuehne of Topeka reveals an original booth planned in detail for the exposition. He describes sleepless nights crafting the layout and notes four young ladies will stand at archway openings on the booth’s four sides. William Green of North Topeka also contributed to the Food exposition, handling many duties and helping keep the show organized. Secretary Adams credits Green for keeping affairs from falling into a muddle.
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Otto Kuehne
Topeka
Mr. Kuehne
Journal
Mr. Green
William Green
North Topeka
Mr.Green
Associaion Aol Scecretary
Adams
Kansas Salt Company Exhibit At Hutchinson Fair
A Kansas Salt Company display at the Pure Food Show in Hutchinson features a booth built of their home produced carton and white materials. Kansas capital backs Gur Company, with Joab Mulvane as president and J C Baddeley secretary. The company boasts nine year shift from imports to local production and ships across the nation using company cars. They hold eleven grades of salt and pride their World’s Fair record with a grand sweepstakes premium.
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Estiavus
Kansas
Ur State
Aman
Kansas Salt Company
Hutchinson
Kan
AL. Baker
Joab Mulvane
Willis I. Moors
J.C. Baddeley
Kansas Capital Gur Company
Frcest
United States
Agri— Cultural
Burton Victory in Kansas Caucus for U S Senator Nomination
Kansas Republicans nominate Burton for United States senator after a heated caucus. Despite a walkout by ten legislators, Burton leads on the second ballot with 40 votes, while several lawmakers remain undecided or opposed. endorsement tensions reveal rifts over Leland influence and caucus discipline.
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R. Burton
United States
Shawnee County
W. E. Stern
Brooke
Hacon
Gates
Hackbusch
Bollenteak
Larimer
Carthy
McKeever
Seaton
Burton
Ingalls
Caldwell
Bowersuck
Hood
Sutton
Lobdell
Curtis
Leland
Sianeek
Cubbison
Evor Warner
Payne
Kisakat
Coburn
Button
Harria
Wilerow
Shawnee
Viarry Larimer
John Seaton
Ed McKeever
J.C. Galdwell
Sterne
McKeiver
Ernest
Gelaler
Logan
Gatea
Jackson
Caves
Bacon
House
Senate
Lottery order issued for Southern Mutual Investment at Cincinnati
Washington reports the post office department issued a lottery order affecting Southern Mutual Investment Co. at Cincinnati and Louisville. Officers named include Dr. A. P. Tuster president F. H. Norton vice president T. Bo Hoover secretary J. M. Graves treasurer Wu J. Hoogriver general manager. Pry us on collars. We can make them look like hoes.
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Washington
Postofic Department
Southern Mutual Investment Company
Cintinanati
Louisville
A. P. Tuster
F.H. Norton
T. Bo Hoover
J. M. Graves
Wu J. Hoogriver
Preriees Steam
Wath St
U P Foreclosure Begun Against Union Pacific Receivers
United States Circuit Judge Sanborn granted permission to sue the Union Pacific receivers in a foreclosure action. Gen J C Gowan, government representative, filed the requisite papers and appeared in Omaha to pursue the case. The Union Pacific system spans 4843 miles from Cornwell Bluffs to Ogden, Utah, with receivers appointed in 1887.
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Union Pacific
St. Louis
United States Circuit
Sanborn
Union Pacific Railyway
J.C. Gowan
Omaha
Gowan
Talon Pape
United States
Gen. Gowan
Dexter
Snower
Neb
Union
Union Pacific Railway
Cornwell Bluffs
Oxden
Utah
Gether
SH. OH. Clark
Oliver W. Mink
E. Ellery Anderson
John W. Doane
Frederick I. Coudert
Chicago
The
Tribune
Nob
Lh, Clark
Union Pacific Aid
Prensa
New York
Saye
Gauld
Union and
United States ‘Trust
Union Pacife
Iter
Fittalion Os
Churk
Oregon
T Hat
Union Pact
Crothes
Club Northern Railway
Orégon
Separate Coach Bill Sparks Heated Debate in Legislature
In Jefferson City on January 2 a publican minority led by Clarke of Kan See CHS fought to force railroads to provide separate coaches for whites and blacks. The bill faced a long debate and was finally tabled after a day of contention.
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Jefferson City
Clarke
Kan See Chs
Topeka Public Building Plan Prompts Speaker's Favorable View
Washington June 2 The Curia of Kates and Republican members urge one day for debating the public building bill. They report the speaker promised a final reply on the proposal and favors its consideration. Western members seek to delay New York customs house priority and push for orders on Topeka and adjacent projects.
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Washington
Kates
MT Republican
EEA
Deanite
Fondry
Tte
Topeka
Hat Wed & Lumber
Neuraska
New York Custom House
Missing Registered Mail In Denver Postal Robbery
A package valued at 2650 dollars is missing from a registered mail sack that arrived in Denver from San Francisco. The mail was transferred through Cheyenne when the theft occurred likely on the Union Pacific line between San Francisco and Omaha. Postoffice Inspector Be Mechen leads the investigation. Bradshaw harness valued at 10 dollars appears in the report.
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Denver
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Bomatice
Postoffice
Be- Mechen
John Martin Favored for Kansas Supreme Court Clerk
Ex United States Senator John Martin, a Democratic patriot from Populist circles, was elected chief clerk of the Kansas Supreme Court to succeed C J Brown after an early morning judges conference. The post pays between five and six thousand dollars yearly, with potential legislative salary changes under debate. The move is seen as a major political surprise and reward for Martin after his longtime service.
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United States
John Martin
Popeluy
Supreme Court
C.J. Brown
Doster
Court ‘of Appeals
Martin
Wll
Brown
Fnlon
Oregon's Two Speakers End Theatre of Row Over House Chair
In Salem yesterday the Davis faction tried to seat its leader Dayle as presiding officer while Benson allies blocked him with state deputies. After tense exchanges the Davis group agreed to adjourn until 2 pm with seven members present, then Davis took the chair briefly and the house adjourned.
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Salem
Ore
Aan
Davis
House
Benson
Dayle
State of
Oregon
Benjion
David
Pacific Road Foreclosure Pact Reached Washington
The attorney general joined with reorganization committees of Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific railways to cooperate in foreclosure proceedings. Government to receive bids at least equal to original bond amounts plus interest at 5 percent annually. Steps to enforce the agreement to begin soon. Michigan bans fusion with National Prohibitionists after lengthy convention debate led by Prof. Samuel Dickie of Albion.
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Pacific Road
Washington
Union Pacific
Kansas
Tess
Michigan
Petroit
Mich
Pittsburg
Samuel Dickie
Albion
Pacific roads reorganization committee named in Washington
Washington Jan 2 named gentlemen compose the reorganization committee of the Pacific roads. Louis Fingeran chairs with Jacob Schutt Chauncey M Depew T Jefferson Conl Kise W Marvin Finghtt and Oliver Ames. Government will begin legal steps for foreclosure actions pending at Omaha for first lien holders with a bid to expedite a sale and finalize the plan.
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Dr. Depew
Washington
Pacific Roads
Louis Fingeran
Jacob Schutt
Chauncey M. Depew
T. Jefferson Conl Kise
W. Marvin Finghttt
Oliver Ames
Omaha
New York
Bih
Dalioh
Uhlon Pacific
Orher
Betty
Keankas
Pacific
L J Gage Is Chosen Treasury Portfolio Candidate
Lyman J. Gage president of the First National Bank of Chicago has been offered the secretary of the treasury post in President elect McKinley's cabinet. A informal visit was made to discuss his potential acceptance with questions about his public duty versus personal obligations. Directors met to decide if the bank could permit his withdrawal, with opposition noted but the matter left to Gage.
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Chicago
Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
First National Bank
MacKinney
Bir
Gage
Tara
Gate
Sted McKinley
Howe
Led McKintey
Lyman J. Gill
Iie
Gaydrawal
Memleys
Gake
Gaze
Armourdale Seeks To Split From Kansas City
In Armourdale Jan 2 citizens drafted a lengthy report detailing grievances over withdrawal from Kansas City Kansas. The meeting at Dempeny hall drew many in support with no dissent, arguing city government is aged and better off financially if divorced, though Kansas City objects that separation would shrink its population and leave Topeka as the leading city in the region.
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Armourdale
Kansas City
Kansas
Kannes
Dempeny Hall
Betut Matemsei
Topeka
Charges Set to Impeach Judge Vandivert in Senate
Reports indicate 122 specifications will accompany a bid to impeach Judge Vandivert. The controversy stems from a long running feud with J. W. Bush of Larned and a prior detention linked to an alleged unfair ruling.
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Vandivert
Sam Vanilivert
Senate
AH. Linpfer
Masis
Unis City
Larned
Vannvert
Gary
Ani
J. W. Bush
Tush
Mix
Tar0 Flour for Chicago and Hawaii Poi Fate
An item from the ship Australia lists 204 bags of taro flour, Hawaii’s poi ingredient, bound for Chicago. The ship burned for three days near Le Havre after running aground carrying 7000 tons of petroleum, raising fears of further explosions and navigation danger.
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San Francisco
Australia
Honolalu
Chicago
Islands
Havre
France
L'Orifiamme
Tucker
Philadelphia
Rouenmenten
Honfeur
Transmississippi Exposition Palace of Silver Preview
Sir Richard Rosewater leads plans for a 600 by 600 foot Transmississippi Exposition palace in Omaha in 1898 covered with burnished silver. The interior showcases mineral exhibits and a grand central lantern with towers, designed to rival major world expositions.
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Chicago
Richard Rosewater
Bureau of Publicity
Tritumindisippi Expres
Ormaha
Sune
Cie Ex— Powiti
Waerwater
Terman
Sileer
Adel Endyertum
Entertaining Editors to Highlight Topeka Assembly Event
The piece outlines plans for an editors assembly in Topeka with a focus on entertaining members. A reception follows at the library with refreshments, music by a mandolin club, and notable attendees. Leaders include Major JK Madson and Captain dG, with welcoming remarks by Queen of Topeka and T A McNeal.
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Satha
Topeka
Murcire
Madson
Io Smedwe
Uvey Wells
Tepekmn
T. A. McNeal
Mandolin Club
Modoc
Gov Osborn in New York Defends Populists as Conservatives
In New York Governor Osborn argues Populists are conservative like Republicans. He dismisses Eastern liberal charges and says Populists in the West and Midwest lack broad support for a declared reform stance. The piece portrays a cautious Populist stance amid party dynamics and public perception.
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New York
Phimee AL Pebhorn
Emnens
Wiate
Susie Pemmle
Regan
Iivhg
Simiiar
Talrie
Abel Fide
Jones changes role in Palite and White Dog merger
Fragmentary report notes JONES shifts to a position connected with Palite and the consolidation with White Dog company. He will remain in manufacturing while Perfect Interests focus on Palite, in which he holds an interest.
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Sidthy
A. B. Whiting Co
Jer
White Dog Company
Jones
Depose Victoria Londie in Constantinople Chronicle
A terse Constantinople report notes a challenger urging changes to sequence of Eurapreii saver with unclear details and multiple names. The fragment hints at political action or rival claim but lacks concrete facts or context.
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Victoria Londie
Constantinople
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