Actress Carries On Despite Illness In Kansas City Play
Carrie Turner, gravely ill with grippe two weeks earlier, performed through The Crust of Society's third act in Topeka and Kansas City, relying on wraps and rest between scenes. She vowed to continue, supported by partner Edgar L Davenport, with plans for future productions as she battles exhaustion and fever.
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Miss Turner
Tooeka
Kansas City
Dever
Mr. Ormonde
Edgar L Davenport
Fannie Davenport
Widience
Oliver St. Aubyn
Jolia Stetson
Sutton Vase
Coates
Wm. Calder
Davenport
Philadelphia
Jacob Litt
Kentucky
Mr. Davenport
Jovanat
Company. Ie
Mr Ormonde
Society
Gustave Frohman
Caaries Frohman
New York
Ninth Street
Jacuna
Kansas Day Celebration Banquet Set For Tomorrow Evening
The fourth annual Kansas Day club banquet will be held at the Copeland tomorrow evening with provisions for 175 guests. P. P. Campbell of Pittsburg will give a short address and Charles M. Sheldon of Burlingame will respond to the toast Kansas. The program includes readings and songs by local figures and university circles. A coal advertisement for Frontenac coal is included with purchase details from 634 Kansas avenue.
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Kansas Day Club
Copeland
Kansas
P. P. Campbell
Pittsburg
Charles M. Sheldon
Burlingame
Madison
Dodge City
Fe Haut
Baier Unisversity
Rand
Unith Cen
John Randolpn
T. Armtrong
Arkan
Baker Nat
Ker University
Sipew
Topeka neighbors seek wider Seventeenth street
South Topeka residents urge widening of Seventeenth street from the fair grounds east to Kunsan avenue. The road is only half as wide as other city streets and the council debates authority to condemn north land outside city limits. A resolution may be introduced and action considered by the county board.
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South Topeka
Fair Grounds
Kunsan Avenue
Board of County Commission
Forty-Two Poker Rooms in Topeka Spark Debate Over Law
William Higgins criticizes the Cubison gambling bill as overly strict and potentially counterproductive, noting numerous poker rooms in Topeka and a lobby opposing gambling legislation. The senate and house push a stringent measure branding poker rooms as felonies with prison terms. A clerical error in the bill’s text was debated but not seen as invalidating the law. Remenyi concert tickets draw rapid sales at Hamilton Hall as state officers plan to attend.
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Kansas
William Higgins
Jocrxal
Cops Fund
Topeka
Mr. Higgins
Cubbison
Senate
Bill” Buchan
Kansas City
Wichita
Seuator Sterbe
Dennison
Hamilton Hall
Remenys
Marshall
Remenyi
Keilam's
Ministers Question Governor Actions At Topeka Meeting
A Topeka Ministerial Union session debated the governor's selection of police commissioners. Some ministers praised the governor's promise to enforce the law, while others criticized alleged policy aims shaping the board and questioned enforcement. Leaders noted varied impressions and urged caution amid political expectations.
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Ministerial Union
Ministerial
J. B. Thomas
Thomas Bate
Wo. Green
Charles M. Sheldon
Leart
Richard Wake
a@polita meno
Wichita
Leavenworth
Stewart Sheldon
Morrillius
Br. Smith
Mr Blakesley
Heminger Favored by Elections Committee in Haskell County Contest
The House Elections Committee, in the Haskell County race between A. P. Heminger and J. W. Michaels for a state House seat, will report in Heminger’s favor. Michaels claimed poll closures and ballot-box tampering, but chairman Miller said witnesses’ testimony was insufficient to prove fraud. even all contested votes would still give Heminger a one vote majority.
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House Committee On Elections
Haskell
Haskell County
A. P. Heminger
J. W. Michaels
House
Elections Committee
A P. Heminger
Michaels
Ous Township
Vitiog
Jeminger
Mrr. Miller
House Elections Committee
Heminger
Hle_gally
Chief Lindsey Resigns as Police Chief
Chief Lindsey and Captain Gish resign from the Populist police force effective February 1 after the board’s final meeting. The new board will hold an election tonight for chief with John W. Gardiner favored, others like Major Thomas Durham also named. Thomas H. Bain has entered the race for police judge.
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Lindsey
Pete Gish
Bard of Police
Capra Gish
John W. Gardiner
Thomas Durham
Thomas H. Bain Hes
Pacific Railroad funding bill eyed for House pass
Washington June 28 Arrangements are under way for House debate on the Pacific Railroad funding bill with Rep Reilly guiding the measure and Boatner of Louisiana handling the opposition. Democrats from California argue more discussion could help defeat it, noting prior road government ties. The piece also mentions local ads and a state house fire alarm sparked by smoke at the south chimney.
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Hendrick Hason
Green Goods
Priday
Peerlesa Corinne
Grand
Corinne
Hendrick Hudson
New York
Darek
Greengoods
the Grand
J. K. Emmett
Fritz
Pacific Railroad
Washacrox
House of the Pacific Railroad
Reilly
Committee On Pacific Railways
Boatner
Louisiana
California
Central
Union Pacific
State House
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Usl Santa Fe Coals
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Kansas Avenue Telephone
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Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
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Topeka, Kansas
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Daily State Journal
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