Topeka State Journal Advertisement Note
The Topeka State Journal announces its daily and weekly carrier delivery for ten cents, covering Topeka and surrounding areas with home delivery from the Topeka State Journal Building on Tansey Avenue. Offices at Eighth Street list phone numbers and advertiser access with the American Newspaper Publishers Association noting readers and advertisers remain welcome.
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Topeka State Journal
Tansey Avenue
Eighth
Bell
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Mies
Weather Indications Signal Thunderstorms in North Region
Weather outlook forecasts two clouds tonight and possible showers in the extreme north. Thunder storms are expected in the far northern portions with cooler temperatures and increasing fresh winds, according to early indications from Woesther and Jupe L Kansas.
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Woesther
Kansas
Posal
Atest
Registration scheme proposed for Fall Festival revelers
A plan to regulate and fund a fall festival night proposes rigid registration priced at two cents per participant with numbered credentials printed on cloth or paper. The scheme aims to exclude disorderly individuals, curb fights, and cover event costs, while noting potential legal actions for violators and highlighting social tensions around marriage status and public behavior.
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DusInoes
Ritel
BeFriend Major Inman A Buffalo Bil Secures Publisher
Maj Henry Inman once destitute on Topeka streets, ill and confined, completed a book titled A History of the Santa Fe Trail. Buffalo Bil arranged a publisher in New York, McMillan Co, who took his manuscript for U.S. publication. Inman also doing special work for several New York papers.
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Maj
Henry Inman
Topeke Weveral
New York
Maj Inman
Topeka
Chrath
Maj. Inman
Maj. Tamsanl Ned
McMillan & Co
United States
Ureps
Mad
Inman Fe
Conductors Robbed in Red River District
Two mounted highwaymen robbed A. T. & S. P. conductor Matt Yost near Red River New Mexico on the outskirts of town. They relieved him of $29 and his watch after he surrendered. The incident marks the first hold-up in the Red River district reported in years.
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Red River
N. M
Matt Yose
A. T
Elizebethtown
Yost
Swedish Singers Leave for Jubilee Celebration in Stockholm
A group of 60 Swedish Singers from the Lonelelabe Glee Club depart for Stockholm to participate in King Oscar II's Jubilee. Led by Prof. John Ro Osten Bren and Sid Yeadbe, the party includes friends and relatives at the depot, with plans for an extended Swedish concert tour after their stay.
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Chitage
Rony
John Ro Osten- Bren
Tener
Glee Club
Sid Also
All Swedish Union
Stockholm
Chicken Wil
Sweden
Mrs Escourt Injured In Fence Fall At North Topeka Hotel
Mrs. Escourt, a widow aged 48, fell headfirst from an eight foot fence behind the Adaine House in North Topeka while watching a man ride a bicycle. The fence gave way and she struck the stone pavement, causing a brain hemorrhage and a serious, possibly fatal, condition. She is unconscious and confined to the Adaine House.
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Escourt
Addie
North Topeka
Sunday Sunday open shops in Denver ruling sparks debate
Denver jurists and business owners discuss Judge Johnsons Sunday open shops decision. The criminal division ruled Sunday prohibition unconstitutional for limiting business under police surveillance. Merchants on Fifteenth to Seventeenth streets posted open Sunday signs amid mixed opinions as a leaning to appeal grows.
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Denver
Beratie
Johor
Johnson
Unit 1
Rev John Knox Trial Set Before Methoit Judicial Conference
The trial of Rev. John D. Knox, expelled after two hearings, resumes tomorrow before the Methoi t Judicial conference at St. Joseph. The 21 ministers include delegates from Des Moines Iowa and Missouri. defense will be led by Blabop 5. M 3terrill and others.
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John D. Knox
St. Joseph
Knox
Hepas
Des Moines
Iowa
Bmirsouri
Blabop
M_ 3terrill
Chicago
de. HL DD
Bloomington carnival thrills with queen and civic effort
Bloomington Illinois staged a six week volunteer bus iness men led carnival that drew 19 000 to the main street pageant. The event featured a grand arch, green decor, a Chinese band, a king and queen with four maids, and celebrated by athletic contests, military bands, balloon ascensions, a baseball game, and later evening electrical displays and fireworks.
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Bloomington
Iil
Tunde
Sido
Une
Dagen
Troop B. Cloomington
Cavalex
Kener
Mikes Nyllie Te Hyan
Amore
Washington
Delaware
Columbia
Rex
Germany
Ured
Tulr
Emporia Promotes Topeka Fall Festival Attendees
The Emporia press hails the Topeka Fall Festival as Kansas’s biggest event, predicting about 1000 Emporia residents will attend. They celebrate Emporia girls, urging festival-goers to elect a queen and noting the beauty’s wide fame.
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Massachusetts
Heston
Kanaan
Topeksa
Emporia
Topeka
Ixansas
Emporia Girls
Swayze Favored for Committee Secretary Post
The Committee of Fifteen will elect a secretary at the next meeting. Swayze is urged due to extensive experience with the State Fair association and ability to handle crowds. The Journal recommends Mr. Swayze, noting his energy and willingness to dedicate full time to the work.
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Witteen
Thoreday
K. Swayze
Swayze
Mrs Sutton Persuaded to Continue Floral Feature Work
Mrs Sutton agrees to resume leadership of the Fall Festival floral feature after a prior successful year. A special Committee of Fifteen led by Mayor Fellows and others urged continued effort. A meeting of interested ladies will be called soon. Also mentions a health note and local ad copy.
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C. & Sutton
Fellows
Ch, Tis
C. K. Swayee
Sutton
Cheers and Hisses as Diet Delays Massiation Bill
Berlin June 1 The lower house crowded for the third read of the bill amending massiation law The free conservative motion of May 1 aimed to restrict clause one to social democrats and others was rejected 206 to 68 It was reintroduced amid protests from the left and right factions amid a heated session.
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Berlin
Fire alarms abandoned in Indianapolis plan
Indiana officials adopt bell to gong system after citywide move to save lives. Officials cite risky bell ringing disturbing residents and hindering fire response. Last night crowding cyclists caused blockages with minor injuries reported.
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Indianapolis
Ane
Harry
Mutual Life and New York Life Demurrers Filed in McNall Suits
Demurrers to the petitions of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York and New York Life Insurance Co in damage cases against W McNall and Nisbordamen have been filed in the United States circuit court. Demurrers prepared by David Overmyer challenge the action as lacking valid cause of action and plaintiff capacity. Motions to strike and demand more definite statements were filed in both cases.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
New York Life Insurance Company
W. McNall
Nis
McKinley Grants Degrees at National University Commencement
In Washington on June 1 President McKinley conferred degrees on about sixty graduates of the National University Law School at a crowded ceremony. The address to graduates was by Senator Thurston of Nebraska and a valedictory by George No Browne of Wyoming. The class includes graduates from all regions.
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Washington
McKinley
Nationalniversity Law School
Hayes
Arthur
Cleveland
Thurston
Nebraska
George No Browe
Wyoming
Snow in Wisconsin and frosts threaten fruit yield
Milwaukee reports heavy frosts statewide with ground cover several inches after a night of snow at Hueley. Strawberries in many areas may suffer losses while Nebraska records minimal frost impact to corn belts. North Platte notes a low of 46F.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hueley
Nebraska
Omaha
Lo- Cal
The
Weather Bureau
North Plate
Mrs McKinleys Roses Sent to Canton Soldiers
A Canton woman received a box of roses and other flowers from Ida Mel Kintey sent from Washington to honor soldiers without prior notice. The gesture pleased recipients and the flowers were used as intended. A McKinley relative sent choice flowers from the President and Mrs McKinley to adorn their children's graves today.
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Dune L
Canton Women's Rele? Corpr
Ida’ Mel Kintey
Washington
McKinley
Arr McKinley
Vine healer stoned from Clayton. pedestrian rides away
June L Schrader known as the vine healer faced a mob in Clayton near St Louis this morning. He fled on a wheel after being jeered and threatened. He received a back hit but no serious injury. An ad cites DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin ailments and notes local business names.
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Stous
June L.schrader
Clayton
St. Louis
Sugar investigation eyed by senate committee
Washington June 1 The senate auditing committee plans a favorable report on a new sugar inquiry. Senator Tillman seeks rapid passage and the panel may compel witnesses to answer, amid questions about newspaper source disclosures and prior probe refusals.
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Washington
Senate
Sentsor Jones
Nevada
Tillman
District Court
Sugar Trust
Havemeyer
Supreme Court
Comitte
Fortune Fooled Away and Baldwin's Rise and Fall
New York’s Columbus Baldwin, former navy officer and major Democratic donor, died penniless after amassing and losing fortunes. Once a Wall Street sponsor, he helped fund campaigns for Cleveland and raised thousands for party efforts. He attended a pivotal 1893 inauguration dinner hoping for a Russia post that never materialized. His three inherited fortunes vanished.
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New York
Carinapher Columbus Baldwin
Democratic Party
Cleveand
Bardtein
Larkville & Nashville Railroad Company
Cleveland
Baldwin
Wall Street
Haldwin
Washington, D. C
Russia
Protected Birds Measure Advances With Changes
Washington June The commissioners inform Senator McMillen chair of the general district committee they favor the senate bill for game preservation with modifications. A similar recommendation is made for a senate bill to protect fish and maintain a permanent spawning ground in the Potomac. The District of Columbia Fish and Game Protective Association urges approval of both bills. The fish bill includes dinck bass and a game ruffled grouse in the proposed amendments. Chewiant marsh black birds and crows are added to the protected birds. The changes aim to clarify and simplify the law.
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Washington
McMillen
Genete District
Senate
Potomac River
Gare and Fish Protective Association of
District of Columbia
River fete proposed for Fall Festival in Topeka
The Rush Center Standard reports Topeka considers a river fete as a key Fall Festival feature with hundreds of boats and a mock naval battle. Papers in Kansas note the idea, suggesting a sub committee to organize the event amid much talk but few firm plans.
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Topeky
Kansas
A Tandem Wedding at St Luke's Chapel
On June 1 in Stamford Edward Finch wed Miss Efla St John with the ceremony performed aboard a tandem bicycle. A bicycle procession followed to mark the wedding, with rice and old shoes showered upon departure. The report also notes Howard Wood, son of ex-Probate Judge J. G. Wood, now in Jersey City, organizing corporate efforts under New Jersey law. Twin sisters Mrs Jane Ardigall Huben and Miss Abben Webster Dawson observe their 86th birthday.
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Stamford
Conn
Edward Finch
Fern
St Luke's Chapel
Efla St. John
Darien
Howard Wood
New Jersey
Jude J. G. Wood
Jersey City
New York
Salem
Jane Ardigall Huben
Abben Webster Dawson
Capt
William Dawson
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