Accommodations For Delegates And State Conventions
Active steps were taken by Topeka Commercial Club to invite all state parties to hold their conventions there. Plans outline funding of seats and a venue expansion at the facility, with committees named to coordinate invitations for Republicans, Populists, Democrats, Prohibitionists, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Holman
Clitumitedes
Saliva Cauthitions
Eppolnbrd Commercial Club
Tynil Theatrs
Witeb
Tupeka Weult
Cortrworione
Davite
Davite Wh Pupil Swncentions
John Wo Bretdepiel
Toe
Tata Ec
Acwid
Tk Henderson
Daido
Ya Wapper
A. A ‘Lalu
Hiortow
Bunaterake Chujraiin
George W. Fe
Arthae Capier
Cod Drew
Guthrie
M Holman
Hitman
Fcul Elab
Anderson
Penruary F. Sack
Breidenthal
Lee Routh
Ehowine
Woal
Waditerium
Malin Howe
Mulvane
Gaat
Angele Ekirmatt
Helma Me Bretdenthal
Democratia
Committee Plans GOP Convention Arrangements
A Republican convention organizing committee discusses securing a venue and funding for music and expenses, with members J. De Henders, A.J. Awart, L. 2. Penweil, ede W. Crane and L. S. Wood named to oversee arrangements. The committee will meet at the Commercial Club rooms at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armvestices
Feslwtlag
J. de Henders
A.J. Awart
Penweil
W. Crane
L. S. Wood
O'¢lock
Peck and Colonel Meet In Washington Amid Recollection
A fragmented Washington item recalls Geo B Peck meeting an old colonel, describing a long friendship and Peck’s return to public life after years away. The piece hints at past roles, gatherings, and notable acquaintances, with references to peers and wartime veteran circles.
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Geo B Peck
Washington
George Pack
George B Peck
George Fen
Fan
Peek
Sreetine Amy
Petar
Setae
Saype
Greta Hakom
Cold Wave Hits City With Frigid Night Forecast
Fragmented OCR report notes a sudden cold wave bringing near freezing temps and strong winds. Forecasters warn of a harsh night with low temperatures around the city and a risk of icy conditions spilling into the morning.
Race Riot at Conthere Sparks White Miner Tension
Fragmentary report describes a clash between white miners and armed laborers near Conthere station twelve miles from Aniero. A miner is killed in the mines and hostilities escalate as workers and residents anticipate further violence while the station operator flees for safety.
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Buminghas
Aim
Conthere
Aniero
The Merry World Visits Topeka in Comic Burlesque Review
Topeka audiences last night enjoyed Str. Charles Al Pusey’s burlesque at DeWitt Hopper with Mr Pusey delivering a varied performance. Eva Tuengay returns and proves versatile in the cast while the Whiting quartet supplies creditable cornet work in a lively specialty segment.
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Merry World
Topeka
Charles AL Pusey
DeWitt Hopper
Wre Owpedian
Mr Pusey
Opere
Ous
Mr. St John
Eva Tenguay
Ne Worth
Whiting Wintera
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Club Life
Social and Personal notes summarize club entertainments and meetings in Topeka. Ladies of the Pencity Club hosted husbands at a West Sixth avenue home with card prizes won by Bra J. F. Myers and George Veale. Multiple society items mention meetings, travel plans, and social events at First Christian church, Ladies Music Club, Friendship Club, Duplicate Whist Club, and various members’ activities around Topeka including Topeka Avenue invites, charity, dances, and visits to Chicago and Kansas City.
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Pencity Club
Dought Pd
C. C. Baker
West Sixth Avenue
J. F. Myers
George Veale
Hows
George Easie
ET. Certlidee
Dansmall
Schuylee
Nichols
Kavi Lane
Mirs
Henry Keeler
Amyl
C. B. Reed
Gree Veals
Edwin Knowles
A. W. Lacey
Stoker
3Irs
Henry Ereler
Ladies’ Music Club
Mon
Ted
Friendship Club
Virgil Cain
Einst Howe
Eugenia Quinton
Henrietta Alexander
Mazel Nelson
Helen Koontz
Blanche Jason
CS. Greed
Chicago
Deborah K. Longshore
Marian Kenderdine
Geo Sth
Carbondale
Toweks
George D. Hale
G. M. Milllew
Ede
Kansas City
Mice Grice Jizan
Topeka
Mise Herdens Crandell
Western Avenue
Ars. J
Coleman
Albuquerque
N. BL
Phi Delta
New Eldridge Hall
Lawrence
Ella Mamses
Vida Wrod
Record Club
Westetn
Ppeesera
St. Hi
J Miltak
J. D. M. Harotiton
Denver
John Joerger
Leavenworth
Katherine Mills
Toneka Avenue
J. B. Lemar
Edna Simpson
Botultie
Nelson Petro
Taylor Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Lutheran Church
AE. Wagner
Wagner
Altoona
Collars Rise and Fall in Fashion Courting Backlash
The piece notes collars as decorative elements in late fashion, with velvet satin and ribbon trims. It observes collars becoming less prominent compared with prior seasons, while laces and embroidery reflect a shifting taste, and linen fabrics reappear as a practical alternative.
Topeka News Bits and Local Notices Snapshot
Snapshot of Topeka news and notices with various items: state officials, appointments, bank affairs, weather notes, and local happenings. Mentions Governor Stanley, Judge Gerver, and several Topeka residents, plus brief business and public interest items across pasteboard pages.
Cleveland Surrenders National League Turf to Western League
Ben Johnson of the Western Baseball League announced to the Associated Press that Cleveland has been ceded to the Western League. He stated the surrender aims to unify leagues and end the current arrangement despite tensions. Louisville will not join the Western League, as southern markets remain under current conditions.
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Ohio City
Cleveland
Ben Johnson
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Beiig
Leatie Gia
Bobisoe
Gy Kato
Ana M
Sehosens
Johnson
Louisville
Ohio River
Anti-Trust Meeting Deliberations Set for January 25
An intercity anti trust gathering outlines a program with delegates from many states. Speakers include J A Weaver from Tow s, C H Rogers from Blein Ti, and M Thorne of Orchard Park N Y, with notes by RK W Udding and appearances by Chariton A Towne, J S Crowley, Mayor Jones, and Jon P Altgeld.
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Deree
Andi Ate
C. H. Rogers
Blein
Leularne
Stew
J. . Herboldsheimer
Gibeon City
Til
H. Mathews
Bumfalo
Ohio
John Fasiocamaba
Mount Vernon
Minneapolis
Minn
Sampie
Coe
Charlie EL Chattoes
Conneaut
O.fisles
Sen
Sovereign
Arkansas
M. Thorne
Orchard Park
N. Y
Edwart W. Roms
Mount
Disorderly clash at Tennessicetown party ends with gunfire
David Solomon and a half dozen followers visited the police station seeking to avoid arrest. A mixed crowd of young Black residents and rival “heart men” gathered outside a house where a party was underway. Shots were fired as officers moved to quell the disturbance, leaving the party broken and Solomon claiming innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Solomon
Cored
Police Staton
Tennesscetown
Ganz
Going to Europe for summer vacation
Dr and Mrs Sheldon plan a trip to Europe this July for at least one month, possibly longer. They live at Ninth and Harrison streets facing Capitol Square and will build a new residence on that site using stone, a tasteful home for the beautiful location.
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Ix. Sheldon
Burope
Thadil
Ninth and
Harrison Streets
Capitol Square
Remarkable old age secret publicized by healer
A garbled 19th century clipping reports a veteran Vermonsville editor and local healer claiming a cure for ailments of old age using mysterious remedies. The text references remedies, complaints, and a transport news brief about Grant’s Forty-eighth Volunteer Infantry arrival, with hostile, unclear marketing blurbs attached.
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Sherman
Vermonsville
Midh Echo
Kane
Death of Private Howard O. Atre in Columbia barracks
Washington reports Gov Wood in Havana informed the war department of Private Howard O Atre F Company Eighth Infantry death on the third of the month at Columbia barracks Quemados from appendicitis. The notice notes a prior cough remedy claim and lists One Minute Cough Core as the only immediate relief.
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Washington
Gov. Wood
Havana
War Department
Howard O. Atre
Eighth Infantry
Wat
Columbia Barracks
Quemados
North Topeka Gossip and Local News Tidbits
Notices from Kimball Printing and local posts describe a chickenpox case on Harrison Street and residents traveling to Hot Springs. Social items include Mrs Courtney’s millinery sales, Maccabees gathering, Welsh society meeting at 34 Monroe, and reminiscences about early North Topeka. A Russian community note, railroad history, and a Topeka business block sketch accompany personal updates and a death near Chicago.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Avenue
James
Hot Springs
Elliot
Kansas City
Harrison Street
Bort
LN. Hayes
Jackson Street
William Green
Thosnat Wallace
San Marcial
Seltzinger
Aaron Sheet
and Mire
Joseph Davis
Monroe
Gourtmey
Peter Krena
Ross Avenue
Gordon Street
North Topeka
United States
Santa Fe
Thomas Sherlock
Emmons Raymond
Dauntless
Barrett
Gabriel
J. Ball
Ball
North Top
Mr. Worthing
Peter Kimbell
Bennington
Mr.Worthing
Daniel Webster
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
Topeka
North Side
South Side
Mr. Aller
Chicago
Aller
Michican
Wurlal
Wurlal, Mr. Aller
Gona
Frank
Will
Arey
War in the Philippines lecture by P Fremont Rockett
The Twentieth Kansas regiments official photographer presents a photography lecture next Tuesday January 3 with over 200 colored stereopticon views. Proceeds benefit a high school fund to erect a bronze tablet for Resiet Manahart. Admission is 25 cents and tickets available at Kellam's and from students.
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P. Fremont Rockett
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Bird School
Philippines
Resiet Manahart
Coturapit
Kellam
Mocre
Secret as the Grave Hidden NL magnates meet in Cleveland
National League owners gathered in Cleveland at the Hollenden hotel, registering under assumed names to maintain secrecy. Officials offered no news on plans to reduce the league from twelve to eight clubs, nor confirmation of a reported sale of the Cleveland club to the American League.
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Cleveland
Seapion
Hollenden
Large Family Mystery Amid Silent Clues
A cryptic fragment suggests a large family scene with unnamed individuals and unsaid quality. The text hints at muted voices and hidden details, leaving readers to infer relationships and motives from sparse, atmospheric cues.
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Pope and
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Sagares
Rome
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Parfert
Vatican
Vallega
Lew Xdii
Ie Pope
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Arnica Salva
Marvelous
Other Wave, Inc
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Chris
Lulan
Imemag
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Goon
Swati
Ar Perses
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Ity
Irug
Staven
Clerarne
Tabur Orony
Opera House
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California
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E. Nichole
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Wien
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Eho
Kanaraite
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Rock Island
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Avoniam
Stanley
Troutman ’ Stone
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Tata Tine
Feark Gray
Mason of
Wes
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Frandes
Ophir Calan
Hilo Grange Southern
Wut Mn
Tan
Fitema
Philos
Pfite Tga Automobiles
Runeae
Mel Parks
Mra Stantey
Cotopet
Richard J. Hinton
Sone Seowy
Ney
Pate Bank
Tor
Gerver
Anitenmon
South Africa
Prusaas
Tauris
Moers
Been
Suliia
Greenwald Neutest
Zari
Sie
Gieran
Sir Grewaw
Grae
Obicago
Europe
Deach
S E Sheldon
Otte
Ihe Har Department
Forty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
W. PL Duvail
Hay
Stuires
Kansis
Stansfield
Kansas Ave
North
Tupeka
War IN the
the Grave
Seos Avenue
Lmhadon
Canadas
Perd. T. HU
Great Jones S
EW Crawford
Hoyt’s
New York
Wooley West
Itbex
Sean
Ward Theater
Widow Brown
Rewbey & Snow
Riddell
Christ
Grand Opera House
Darius Baker
William Quayle
Sirs Baker
Sone
Cary
Dennis
Salem
Gure Aia md
Des Sonealand
Earl
Yarmouth
Teddy
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