Parker Denies Wichita Trip Policy Statements
The City Attorney and Mayor Parker rebut Morning Journal claims as baseless. Parker asserts he did not meet Wichita officials or endorse saloon openings in Topeka and criticizes the paper for publishing unverified quotes while promising a forthcoming formal statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Chae I. Spencer
Park Limedt
Wichita
Meyur Parker
Topoki
Tt . Smucyer
Ela
Samme
Spencer
Goa
Iano Aghioh
Tor Parkers
Albert Mening
Wichita Heacon
Staleo
Topeka
State Journal
Wienica
Walters Devas
Bis Teen
Mets
Macy
Howes
YOUR FOOTSTEPS By the depth of his footstep in the earth
An old advertisement copy urges readers to assess strength by step weight and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a non drug food for underweight individuals. It touts value over time and mentions manufacturers Boute Rowse in New York with faded branding and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wichita Gambling and a Topeka Plan Recalled
A recalled statement describes a visit to Wichita gambling joints with police involvement and a plan in Topeka. The speaker notes constant companionship with a confidant, reluctance to disclose business aims, and a vow to act while keeping plans secret from reporters. The account highlights suspected intentions without detailing concrete actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam
Wichita
Wichitanna
Topeka
London Fears Panama Canal Treaty Fallout
London reports a mixed reaction to the Panama Canal Company’s negotiations with the United States. Officials note the price and terms provoke debate about American influence, naval power, and control of the waterway. The discussion touches on sovereignty and strategic value amid U S attitudes toward the plan. The piece references financial figures tied to canal rights and heightened tension in Washington and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
United States
Panama
Carlock
Electrical cure claim for consumption attracts attention
New York reports on London experiments by Dr T J Bakenham using high voltage high frequency electricity to treat consumption. A current of 50,000 volts is said to be administerable without harm, with reports of night sweats easing appetite improving weight and health, though experts caution that temporary gains may not prove a cure.
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New York
London
T. J. Bokenham
West End
Eee Br
Dakenham
Bakenham
Result of the Latest Kentucky Feud
News has reached Laniton that six men were shot in an old feud between Newt Brewer and Geo Scott in Owsley County. Dave Brewer Newell Sewer and George Scott were badly wounded and may not recover. The clash occurred on a creek reputed in the dispute.
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Kentucky
Laniton
Owsley
Newt. Brewer
Geo. Scott
Dave Brewer
Newell Sewer
Eorke Scott
Knights of Maccabses Sue Port Huron
Plaintiffs sue Port Huron in a dispute over alleged mismanagement of funds by the supreme tent of the Knights of Maccabses. They seek damages of 50004 dollars and stem from recent internal troubles involving the order’s leadership and financial handling.
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Knights of Maccabses
Port Huron
Mich
Maccabo Port
Thompson
Fort Huron
Social happenings at Steinbrew hall and Topeka events
Society notes recount last night’s Helianthus club gathering at Steinbrew hall with a long list of attendees led by Miss O Connor of San Francisco as guest of honor. Informal card party hosted by Dr and Mrs F C Burkett featured sixty three as the game. various clubs meet, visitors arrive, and local residents resume winter plans in Topeka.
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Helianthus Club
Pak Ciyen
Steinbrew Hall
Walter Smith
Mix Louise Winans
Hutchinson
Helen Otis
Jayer
Mra Crist
Bessie Meade
Hattie Jones
Sue Herbst
Anna Herbst
Elizabeth Cole
Misa Vida
Mabel Wood
Ethel Davis
Jeasie Myers
Marcia Spivey
Lulu Ewart
Fuller
el Berkain
Alice Hevige
Calla Cuttell
Fies Agnie
Gus Gunther
Misa
Katherine Fleish
Louise Ae
Beatrice Roster
Inera Foster
Mise
Nannie Sue Sharitt
Iraner
Sepeavenatere Ouse Dalt
Dick Alden
Barney Dex
Horace Swayze
Everett Alters
Roy Parks
Theodore
Dont
Misa Ella O'Connor
San Francisco
Misa Helen Smith
Curda
Miss O'Connor
Hien Florence Rossington
Mar: Wheeler
Helen’ ‘Thompson
Janette Lord
Gertrude Devereux
Susie Gay
Maud Bates
F. C. Burkett
Topeka Avenue
and Airs
Emmett Rigby
Sirs
HB Hogeboomy
Katherine Exnich
Lulu Fordyce
Miew Pauline Mater
Walter D. Goodwin
Ao Wiegett
Max Mater
Green
Union Pacific Plans New Topeka Depot Amid Modernization
Announcement that Union Pacific contemplates a new $49,000 Topeka depot with one story, modern design, and cool waiting areas. Old hotel depot to be removed, Goasiete park maintains, dining options to shift. union officials consider collaboration with another line to share facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Topeka
Union Pacific
Mysterious Grand Laundry Murder Confession Reported
St Louis reports William Strother a Negro attendant at the Viet Turk ey bath house confessed to killing millionaire Alexander Dean Cooper. Strother claimed he struck Cooper with a hammer while he slept, then admitted stealing diamonds and a shirt jewel. He later recanted admissions of killing or aiding in the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
William Strother
Grand
Franklin Arenas
Alexander Dean Cooper
Strother
Desmond
Cooper
Wiste
St Pei Rawae
Wes Fecre
Graham Pepe F Comdaes
Mnew
Bualnese
Search for the Condor: Allied ships prepare to sail
Victoria reports United States revenue cutters Grant and McCulloch and British ship Phaeton in search of the Condor. The Condor, a war airship, is in port and expected to sail tomorrow. Captain Sclater warned of danger if its heavy guns lashings fail in a storm.
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Condor
Victoria
United States Revenue
Grant
McCulloch
Phaeton
Byeria
Sclater
Gary to Head Allis-Chalmers In Trust Absorption
Chicago chairman Elvert H Gary of United States Steel takes the chair of Allis-Chalmers, signaling practical absorption by the steel trust. The New York election confirms Gary’s role as financial head while factory operations stay under existing management.
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Chicago
Jan
Elvert H. Gary
Cea Eta Cae A
Allis-Chairmaers Campany
New York
Wiliam Chalmers of
Cy Cal
Eraser Chalmers Company
B. W. Gateston Works
le Ie
Gary
Steel Trust
American Steel & Wire Company
Federal Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Allis~ Chalmers Company
Great Trust
Socialists In Session With National Committee Members
The national committee of the Socialist party holds a two day session in St Jan 25 with 17 of the states represented. The annual gathering aims to boost a national membership of 12,000 and a voting strength estimated at 300,000. Attendees include James F. Carey of Haverhill Mass George E Bigelow of Lincoln Neb James O Neal and E H Byeringer of Terre.
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St Jan
The
Socialist Party
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Mass
Geo. E Bigelow
Lincoln
Neb
James O'Neal
E.H. Byeringer
Topeka Artist Georgiana Wasson Gains Early Recognition
A Topeka artist, Miss Georgiana Wasson, is praised for water color and miniature work. Trained from a young age with Frank Beard and later at Kansas State Art School under George H Hopkins and George M Stone, she studied in Chicago for eight months. Her instructors commend her drawing and color, and she has opened a home studio at 101 Buchanan Street taking pupils and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Wasnon
Beataom
Frank Beard
Dan Beard
Kansas State Art School
George H Hopkins
George M. Stone
Chicago
Schware
A. A. Robinson
Vera Low
Elizabeth Holliday
Estabrook
Misa ‘Wasson
Sioux City rail merger plans surface in Burlington talks
The Journal reports plans to connect Burlington with Great Northern and Northern Pacific at Sioux City. The scheme includes extending the Burlington Schuyler branch to Sioux City and building a cut off from Schuyler down the Platte Valley to the Burlington main line. Construction of the extension and cutoff could start early spring.
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Eas City
Towa
the Journal
Burlington Railway System
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Sioux City
Gercarsaets
Cage, Regton
Quincy Company
Burlingtons Schuyler
Schuyler
Piatte Valley
Burlington
Barlington
Kansan
Ponneston
Kansas Territory
Portland
Burlington-Northern Packie Express
Chatr Tars
Duriet Sheepers
Butte
Helena
Spokane
Puget Sound
Denver
Weat
Chicago
Pumpus
Kansas City
Chigsgo
St. Louis
Wargley
Lta
St. Iren
Chorus of 1100 Voices for Prince Henry Visit in Chicago
Chicago German societies plan a grand welcome for Prince Henry of Prussia with a chorus of 1100 voices. The event would feature Thomas orchestra and arrangements under consideration for the prince’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Chicago
Prussia
Thomas” Orchestra
St Louis Visit For Prince Henry Planned At Fair
A brief dispatch notes Prince Henry plans to visit St Louis around March 5 during a fair, with the German embassy expected to participate later today. The visit is set to occur as part of ongoing exchanges between Germany and the U S.
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St. Louis
Frencia
St Louis
Prince Henry
Weekly Bank Statement Totals From New York
A weekly bank statement released in New York shows ending figures for the period. The report lists deposits of 949,666,200 and tenders 76, 57.00, with increases cited at 251.20 and a surplus of 185,511, 26,200, and other totals totaling 389,942,400.
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New York
Aaa Sa
Ing
Earl of Rosslyn Divorced in Edinburgh Court
January 25 in Edinburgh the court granted the Earl of Rosslyn a divorce from his wife Miss Violet De Grey Viner on the ground of Ueser.
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Earl of
Adways Pills Adway’s Pills Sold by All Druggists
Fragmentary ad copy claims these pills cure bilious palpitations and liver torpor with quickening effects. It promotes doses from one to four pills and asserts a high per box value, directing readers to purchase at local druggists.
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Eile
Visit Notes and Local Items From Hastings Neb
Fragmentary records show a worker visit in western Miss Mabel Keats and Miss Irene of Horton, referencing Herine and Isabel flows. Mentions Miss Fiorence Jobnstone spending Sunday at her home in Warega and Treulan chapter sewing Monday afternoon at Ma Seale tall. All members and Piatti penceibera arguid attend Hastings Nebraska meeting with Colorado Fuel Tron company.
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Mabel Keats
Irene
Horton
Iun
Topeka News Briefs Mention Residents and Events
In North Topeka and Silver Lake area notices, residents Samuel Parkhurst is ill at 1209 Central Avenue, and Berry Broth grocery owner Wy Cochran serves as township trustee visiting Topeka. Guests include Mrs. Henry Daub of Kansas City at Central Avenue, and Mra Mamie Sipes of Great Bend visiting relatives. A railway schedule update and church notes conclude the items.
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Silver Lake
Samuel Parkhurst
Central Avenue
Mi Ne
Perry
Berry
Wy_ Cochran
Afenowen
Lukens
H. ON. Gliman
Monroe Street
St. Joseph
Walter Fenco
George H. Wusnow
Piper
Ea Klussman
Madison Street
Mamie
S. Smith
Great Bend
Kan
Topeka
Mien Kila Sipes
Logan Street
HS. Gresser
Littie
Hsien Madd
Guinay Street
Keens City
Leavenwort
Cane City
E. Doom
Edgar Dover
Extaan “School
Bennington
Magill
Union Pacific Railroad
Kannan City
Kansas City
Balina
The
Baptist Church
Arthur Crane
Sue
Crane
Will Boom Warner Fifth Ward Roosevelt Club Relations
Horace Fogel of Philadelphia signs to manage the New Fone baseball team for the coming season in New York. Fogel previously managed the Indianapolis team in 7. Government property valued at 500 dollars was declared sold after officers authorized removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Roosevelt Club
Sus Roeder
Giants
New York
Horace
Fogel
Philadelphia
Jen Freedman
Fone
Indianapolis Ne
New York Tears
Rest and Health to Mother and Child Winslow’s Syrup Ad
An old ad touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup promising rest and health for mother and child. The copy emphasizes that it is the preferred tonic, suggesting safety and efficacy for infants and mothers, and urges readers to choose this brand over others.
Bowling at Buffalo: Stone Wins National Individual Race
The national bowling tournament ends Friday with Fred Stone of Cot eako taking top honors in the individual race. Koster finishes second, repeating last year’s result, while Martin Kern of St Louis posts a 247 single-game high as the field moves toward the championship.
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Buffln
Buffalo
Jan. S
Fred Stone
Coteako
Koster
Uame
Martin Kern
St Loui
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MR. Parker
Boute
Panama Canal
Euterpeon Club Meeting
Euterpeon Club
Metsand
Cora Clough
Wardell
Europe
Edith van Dorp
Gertrude Harrio
Mie Pearl Snyder
Flora Fisher
Lucife’ Thompson
Maud Scheerer
Edna Horner
Ethel Mur
Gertrude Harrison
Belle Cook
Maurie Nesbit
Ethel Morris
Atchison
Claude S. Miner
Ant
Risa Avis Sibley
Misertha Rowles
Alden Knapp
Clarence@ioughteiin
Steele
Brs
G. W. Closton
Oda
J. R. Wilt
Rossville
A. T. Lucas
Vincent
Mattie Rans
Clay Center
North Prescott
Lote Graham
Hoyt
F. L Fletcher
Mi&dison
Mondas
Max Maler
Wm. Strother
TOMAC
Elbert H. Gary
Socialists
Bloux Crity
Burlington & Great Northern Systems
Adway’s Pills
Tak
North Topeka
Will Boom Warner
Humgheeye
Mme
Lillian
Nordica
March Sth
Benofii Pipe Organ Fund
Pipe Orgee Fund
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