Topeka temperance lecturer joins Popeka Ministerial Union
Dr Tracy the temperance lecturer now joins the Popeka Ministerial Union with Topeka as his headquarters. Dr Lindson of the Santa Fe travels to St Louis for a Southwestern Traffic association meeting. A Baker university quartet attends the Kansas Day banquet. David E Bean dies at 37 in his Euclid Avenue home. he was head clerk in Stevenson Co lace department. The funeral will be Thursday at 8 p m. District court moves into motion day with Judge Hazen and stenographer busy assigning. Tomorrow is city day with trials in Topeka City vs John Ewing and others.
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Dr. Tracy
Popeka Ministerial Union
Topeka
DR. Lindson
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Southwestern ‘Traffic Association
H. ©. Harpster
J. E Tooney
M. & Rice
W. C Markham
Baker University
David E Bean
Euclidavonue
Stevenson & Co
Atols
District Court
Hazen
John Ewing
Lil Pier
A. M. Frazier
Rying Pierson
Alouston
Holly Springs Route to Florida via St Louis and Birmingham
The new Holly Springs route offers through Pullman buffet sleeping cars from St Louis to Jacksonville via Illinois Central, K C M B, Southern, and F C P lines. It promotes rapid connections to Birmingham Atlanta Macon Charleston and Savannah, with Florida folders available from agents Geo E Laxy. The Mechanics Institute building in Mostra suffered a major fire last night, damaging five stories and a library. insured loss estimated at 50000.
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Florida
St. Louis & Carto
St Louis
Ilinois Central Railroad
Hully Springs
K. C
E. Laxy
St.Louis
Mostra
Mechanics Institute
Tre
Cincir
Canada
Will of James G. Pair Stolen From San Francisco Office
The will of the late James G. Pair was stolen from the county clerk's office yesterday afternoon. A viewer requested the document and found only a pile of worthless paper in the envelope. The seal, language, and signature are missing, complicating probate. Officials search the office fruitlessly. copies exist but may be challenged in future proceedings. The case blocks probate until the document or a credible copy is produced.
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San Francisco
James G. Pair
James
Fair
Legislators Must Pay Passes Endorsement by Depew Fish
A New York conference between Chauncey M. Depew and Speaker Hamilton Fish set the pass question for legislators. They agreed no passes or certificates could be used and proposed a mileage bill instead. Railroads would honor state mileage certificates signed by the comptroller, preserving funds for the state.
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Depew
Amasr
N. Y
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
The
Assembly
Hamilton Fish
Secretary of State
Pish
Anderson Denies Collusion in Union Pacific Case
EB Ellery Anderson defending receivers of Union Pacific asserts bondholders acted in ordinary pursuit of their rights not in collusion with receivers. He argues treasury shortage caused January default and details government cost to run a through line from Council Bluffs to San Francisco, estimating over 100 million dollars and need for new bonds. He urges Congress to decide on a debt settlement and government operation authority.
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U.P
Wasuixerox
House
Mumitee On
Pacific Railroads
EB. Ellery Anderson
Road
Organization Committee
Union Pacific First Mortgage
Council Bluffs
San Francisco
Anderson
Equity
United States
Congress
Hunger driven New Yorker robs, then dies by poison
Jan 29 A 23 year old James Flower committed a highway robbery after desperation from poverty. A pursed fight ended when Flower swallowed poison in front of bystanders. He died at Harlem hospital five minutes after arrival. A note to his wife Minnis spoke of hunger, unemployment, and a wish to spare them further hardship. A second note to his mother expressed similar despair. The incident occurred near No 4 East Twelfth Street and Madison Avenue with David C Reese pursuing and recovering the purse. Flowers body showed no food for a day.
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James Flower
Humserf
Margaret Forbes
East Twelfth
Flower
Iurth Streat
Madison Avenue
David C Reese
Ceave
Reese
Harlem
Minnis
Baby
Mother
Jim
Morger
Sam
Min
Mexico Refuses US Mediation Over Guatemala Dispute
The Mexican capital shows limited support for Washington’s mediation offer in the Guatemala border issue. President Diaz tactfully accepts US efforts but signals Mexico’s stance remains fixed on its 1882 treaty with Guatemala, demanding peace through a settlement without arbitration. The sentiment in Mexico suggests resistance to altering the treaty and a preference to resolve the dispute promptly, even via war if necessary.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Gray
Young
Guatemala
Diaz
Gen. Diaz
Two Republics of Today
Pacific
Westward Japanese China advance delayed by bad roads
Dispatches from Himasuma Jan 29 report a Chinese force retreating from Sung Cheng Shen to the northwest without engagement, and now near Ku Shang Hon. Coastal road movements from Yung Cheng show many Chinese along the route. Japanese sources note road conditions hinder reinforcements and repairs.
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Himasuma
Sung Cheng Shen
Ku Shang Hon
Yung Cheng
Heldguna
Sierking Island
Wei Hai Wei
Chen Yuen
Peerless
Santa Fe Town Sites Directors Meet in Kansas City
The annual directors meeting of the Santa Fe Town and Land company will be held in Kansas City tomorrow with Treasurer Edward Wilder and Land Commissioner J F Frost among attendees. President is Mr Proust, secretary Mr Wider, and officers to be elected. The firm owns town sites along the Santa Fe Chicago division. Also notes include Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder promotion and Sunflower club event at the A O U W ball in Topeka with a January 31 date.
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Edward Wilder
The
Santa Fe
J. F. Frost
J.P. Grinwold
Santa Fe Town and Land Company
Kansas City
Proust
Wider
Chicago
Market Report Recap From Jan Twenty Ninth Trade Session
Wheat and corn tumbled on a weak stock market and gold scare while oats followed. May wheat fell from 58 1/2 to 52 3/4 cents with May corn sliding to 44 1/2 cents. Provisions were dull with May pork down and lard at 6.60. Market receipts and prices across Kansas City and Rio/ Mississippi regions showed broad softness in grains and cattle with mixed cattle directions and steady fats.
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Associated Press
Cureace
Board of Trade
May
Oteers
Lancas City
Kansas City
Ucatree
Colorado
Texas
Mississippi River
Timothy
Warlike Demonstration by Students in Guadalajara
In Guadalajara Jalisco on January 29 thousands of people including hundreds of medical law and order students joined a patriotic demonstration over the Gastonmalian matter. The marchers moved to the governor palace before thousands of spectators where leaders delivered fiery speeches pledging the youths readiness to render military and civil service in any emergency.
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Mexico
Guadalajara
Mex
State of Jalisco
School of Medicine
Law and Order
Jalisco
Governors Palace
Stude
Fair but colder tomorrow, predicts weather observer
Weather observer Jennings says tomorrow will be fair but colder after today’s westward flow. A low barometer north of Montana merges with gulf storms driving light snow through South Dakota Minnesota Kansas Arkansas Missouri. Montana reports snow with high barometer, temps fall in Oklahoma and North Dakota while rising elsewhere. Topeka opened at twelve above, rising to sixteen above by afternoon. Cough cured by Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup. Rock Island Playing Cards advertised.
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Jennings
West
Montana
Gulf
Upper Lake Region
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Alihowra
Arkansas
Missouri
Daha
Dakotas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Topeka
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A.32
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Stultz
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Aleryon
National Association
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K Jones
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Dea Invatides
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Harvey Booth
W. R. Kennedy
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Cleveland
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U. S
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Wamego
Mery Klein
Wm. Dutcher
Topeks
Violet P. Jones
Sunflower Club
Today's Market Report
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Broadway
New York City
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Yao Ewes
TR Necesanr
Agate
Gace Po
Rock Island
Gul Rana
W. K. Kennady
Bijou Sovsz
Cor
Quincy
A. G. Danouv
Joshua Whitcomb
Cyrano Opera House
Green Goods
Paul Dresser
Greens
POE
Madison St
5Th Snd
Farksom St
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Siperior
New
Washburn College
Welave Farms
Rausas Ave
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