Topeka High School 26 Graduates Receive Diplomas in Midwinter Exercises
The midwinter class of Topeka High School graduated 38 scholars in an orderly ceremony. T A McNeal urged graduates to prepare for life's race, noting many lack basic skills yet will rely on training from teachers. The event honored late student Resell Manahan and featured valedictorian Ray Arthur Carle and salutatorian Wayland Campbell amid piano and orchestral interludes.
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Fragmentary political sermon on citizenship and republic decline
The text argues citizenship must be protected from corruption and money buying immunity. It warns that allowing corruption signals the republic's decline and emphasizes the hope rests with educated youth as the nation’s future.
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Topeka Urges Move of Democratic State Convention Date or Place
Wichita seeks to shift the May 20 Democratic state convention to Topeka due to Knights of Pythias occupying Wichita venues. Democratic treasurer Frank Thomas says a date change is unlikely. a venue change may be needed. Leavenworth volunteers to host with a $500 expenditure offer.
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Revered Jeffries and Hoch Shine at Kansas Banquet
Rev Mr Jeffrey gains state wide regard after a Winfield banquet speech on Political Manhood. Homer Hoch wins praise for oratory at Baker University linked event. Crowds commend the elder Hoch as the son eyes state contests, while Jeffrey attracts traveling men from southern Kansas.
State Labor Society Annual Meeting Announcement
State Labor Society to hold annual meeting next Monday with 20 to 30 delegates. Officers include President George Whitlesse Wisk Vice President Jameson Secretary Scott Junction City. Sessions cover credentials reports welcome by Gov Stank and various committee appointments and motions.
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Santos-Dumont Receives High Morale Greetings Abroad
New York reports President Campos Salles of Brazil and the Duchesse De Ding sent congratulations to Santos-Dumont via his correspondent. The Empress Eugénie welcomed the aeronaut at Cape Martin, who said a forthcoming airship test will reach Villa Cyrnos to honor her. Western insurance leaders meet in Chicago to discuss the western situation and possible rate adjustments.
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Kansas Day crowd and Michigan farmer tied to theft gang
The Kansas Day scene included a surprise appearance by W P known as Bill Hackney who, after joining the Democrats in Cleveland years ago, now aligns with Republicans again. Captain John Seaton of Atchison missed the banquet. Separately, Clint Nelson of Gratolf Michigan, alleged head of a long-running theft ring, was arrested with accomplices after a confession by James Hazzard Marble. Nelson is accused of burglary and being an accessory, with 400 cattle and 200 sheep on his farm and substantial wintering stock valued at about $100,000.
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Kalamazoo College Faces Ban on Football Play
Kalamazoo Michigan date June 31 faculty meetings debated forbidding football at Kalamazoo College. Action against the big college game is believed imminent with President A G Slocum weighing in on the matter.
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Colleges push to drop the gar from state athletics
Movement grows in several colleges within the inter collegiate association to drop the gar from state college athletics for brutality. Kalamazoo College may be first to act. Decorated With French Cross. Alfonso Le Duc of Brosseau & Co, a twenty year commission merchant on the board of trade, receives from the French government the cross of Le Merite Agricole for services in representing Siam at the Paris exposition of 1900. A signed letter from Phys Suriya Nuvate, Siam ambassador to France, accompanies the Cross. City Ticket Office Union Pacific R. A. 85 Kansas eve.
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Firth Takes Post as General Passenger Agent in Texas
Fort Worth Texas January 2 W H Firth arrives from Denver to assume duties as general passenger agent for Hook Islands in Texas. Money sent to Norway Christiania January 21 reports nearly three Kroner sent for brave aries fa rc he vent 10.
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