NO POLITICS FOR HIM Chiesgu remarks on Scuey’s public stance
Rear Admiral W S Scuey, visiting, declares he has no political ambitions and wishes only to serve his country and people. The Hamilton club banquet audience applauded as he emphasized remaining a sailor and avoiding any office. He thanked attendees for their warmth and expressed desire to continue serving loyally.
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Chiesgu
Jan. St
W. S. Scuey
Hay
Clibax
Amy
Symont
A Change in Diet Ends Stomach and Nerve Trouble
A person credits changing meals and eliminating coffee with curing long term stomach and bowel problems. After stopping coffee and Eskine Fostum four years ago, they added Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food and Postum Coffee. Health improved, with relief from stomach issues and improved well being. The account highlights a husband of seven years and a family at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman Milix
Minas Sorin
Sriicien
Cook County Resolutions Demand Recognition for Spanish War Heroes
The county board of Cook County presents resolutions praising naval service in the Spanish American War and urging immediate official reward and recognition for gallant officers. It specifically names Admiral Winfield Scott Schley Capt. F Cook of the Brooklyn and Capt. Charles K. Clark of the Oregon, among others, calling for speedy measures to honor their contributions to the nation’s victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
United States
Spain
Winfield Scott Schley
F. Cook
Schley
Brooklyn
Charles KE. Clark
Oregon
Croft brothers acquitted of liquor selling charges
In Shawnee County district court Assistant Attorney General A I Redden charged Harry and John Croft with selling liquor and keeping tavern. The jury acquitted on the liquor selling charge, but the keep tavern charge may be reheard if Redden desires.
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A. I. Redden
Harry
John Croft
Shawnee County
Iquittal
Redden
Postmasters Convened by Guthrie Depart Topeka Office
President John Guthrie, post master at Topeka, called a convention for postmasters. The meeting left today at three o clock from the Topeka office, heading to the Arte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie
Topeka
Beating Billiard Contests At Knickerbocker Club
New York crowds watch amateur billiard trials at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club as players prepare for the Amateur Athletic Tournament. Charles Norris posts a notable run with a 400 point aim, averaging 10.38.
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New York
Tos Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Armateur Athletic Trnio
Chiar Plonehp of America
Charies & Norris
Sigourney Reel Nage
Uses the cudgel why Negroes and Whites Should Have Separate Schools
Rev G D Olden denounces Nick Chiles and J H Childers editors of a Togeke negro newspaper for attacking colored people. He defends segregation in education and warns that prejudice and mob pressure harm both races. He criticizes integration and urges disciplined conduct by the colored community to win acceptance. He condemns attempts to amalgamate and calls for separate schools and state universities for black students.
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Nick Cbiles
J. H. Childers
Togeke Negro Newspiper
G. D. Olden
First
Afrian Baptist Church
Gur
Mr. Olden
Langth
Chiles
Olden
Nick Chiles
Childers
Pinavndguer
Nick
Devil
Topeka
Jasper Childers
Jasper
Register of Deeds
Jon Rev
Me. Olden
Ennemnen
Bitnaelf
Nace
Wien
Keown
Lincoln School
Old Bust of Victoria Hidden Behind Wall Forty Years
Fragmentary notes recount a bust of Queen Victoria bricked up in a wall for decades after her death, with anxious inquiries about its existence and concealment. The text hints at careful scything and confinement, preserving the relic in secrecy.
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Victoria
Vitoria
Jeane Wen
Not Guilty for Mrs Richardson in Clinton County Murder Trial
In Clinton County court Mrs Addie Richardson was declared not guilty of murdering her husband Frank Richardson. The jury deliberated thirty minutes, foreman Alexander Sheppard led the ballot, verdict read at 4 05. Family and crowd reacted with emotion as the widow embraced relatives.
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Platteburg
Clinton County Court House
Addie B. Richardson
Alexander Sheppard
Burns
Hee
Aries
Richardeon
Ted
Batt
Actress A Thief In St Louis Theater Feud Ruse
Vera Irving a Ga actress from a Strangers in a Burned Land production faces charges of shoplifting at the Four Courts. She admitted taking a ring and a pin from a jewelry firm during the evening while seeking release to perform. Court aims to determine her role in the cast and motive amid a feuding run of the show.
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Vera Irving
St. Louis
St. Loui
Qetres
Cdi
Wizard of
Stanger
Berne
Pour
Atchison Woman Wins Damages Against City in Ankle Injury
In Atchison Kansas on June 27 a jury awarded Mrs Mary Mayhood 296 dollars after she sued the city for damages from a fall caused by a tree root protruding from a sidewalk between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets. The verdict found the city had no notice of the obstruction and was negligent in allowing it to remain though no sidewalk existed at the time. The award covered 246.33 for injuries and 50 for medical attendance.
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Atchison
Kan
Mary Mayhood
Mayhood
Santa Fe
Burton Firm on Political Turmoil Embraces New Manager
J M Simpson, soon to relocate near Topeka or Lawrence, is reported to become Senator Burton's political manager replacing Frank Grimes. Grimes denies managing Burton and says he is merely a friend. Simpson plans to stay near his internal revenue post while Burton’s allies offer support across the state.
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J. M. Simpson
Internal Revenue
Lawrence
Topeka
Leavenworth Thines
Simpson
Frank Grimes
Sermtor Burton
McPherson Willle
Internal Revenue Collector
Burton
Pragk Grimes
Grimes
Senator Burton
Women Drinkers Rise as Stimulant Use Grows
Right Rev Teighton Coleman, bishop of Delaware, asserts intemperance among women is rising while male use declines. He cites investigations in New York showing wealthy women commonly drink wines and whiskies with meals, plus tea rooms serving intoxicants. He argues the trend extends to middle classes, with England worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teighton Coleman
Episcopal
Delaware
New Brunswick
N. J
Coleman
England
Supreme court hears judgeship case briefings
The Kansas Supreme Court sat in session this morning to hear quo warranto arguments challenging Judge Andrews and three other district judges. Attorneys argued title validity and constitutional questions while Senator Fred Dumont Smith explained the amendment’s origin. A decision date remains uncertain with potential immediate or delayed announcement.
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Supreme Court
Bane
State of
Kansas
A. A. Gallard
James E. Andrews
Andrews
Stanley
G. C. Clemens
David Overmyer
Horton
W. H. Rossington
West
Fred Dumont Smith
Efe
Weat
Smith
Looks like murder in St. Marys mystery death
In St. Marys on Sunday night Wilson a colored man of about 40 was found dead with a fore head wound suggesting a fall or blow The tie at his chin was torn His death is termed murder by county health officer DeBarber No coroner's jury was held and no robbery motive is evident Wilson reportedly had a bank balance of one to two hundred dollars
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St. Marys
Wamed DeBarber
Wilson
Ind
New York Stocks Show Mixed Opening
Stocks opened weak on Wall Street as railroad and industrial shares faced declines while a handful of issues edged higher. Notable gainers included Amalgamated Copier and Sugar, with some steadier movements seen in others despite broad dullness and volatility across the market.
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New York
Wall Street
St. Padlowe
Ieee
Salem
Oats Market Turmoil Follows Heavy Decline At Open
Chicago January reports show oats futures collapsing as traders react to massive speculative selling. May oats drop five cents in 80 minutes, with widespread panic selling across corn and wheat futures and a sharp marketwide downturn.
Topeka Market Gossip and Prices Report
Market gossip from Topeka notes prices and activity in livestock grains and dairy. Cattle and hogs mixed while wheat corn and hay show varied movements with weekly trends and receipts. prices and coupons referenced for produce and dairy products.
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