Topeka Commercial Development Committee Appointed
The Topeka Commercial Club names a permanent committee to oversee all branches of commercial development. Members announced include W. Cavite, H. How, J. Turvis, and others. The group discusses extending trade routes and urging local businesses to pool figures showing the economic impact for northern markets.
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Fersiaccn Coummiters
Si Cavite
Beuwee
Metry
Waieer
W. Buleslester
Asrkytore
Joub Mtuinkas
Senkein
A. Teovitman
Howe
B. Wilder
H. Crowry
Stete
Nelional Igislacion
J. C. Popsnow
A Goderdaed
CP. Adetis
Kurone
Fl & Arneld
Wm. Schick
Hich
Kaneas
Fonter Heath
Yun Merchan Giese
Downe
Fepaunisiot
Ieee
Ofmmerctinnéiog
Wholesale Trade Plans Stated Amid Topeka Crowds
The piece notes wholesale commerce efforts in Topeka with talk of better terms, new products, and promotions. It mentions SOUTIE TOPEMA vendors and a Kansas state fair context, plus community notices about meetings, visits, and civic events surrounding local business and social activities.
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Toke
de Bile
Rovers
Wien
Ottawa Cheutauqua Tickets On Missouri Pacific June Trip
The Missouri Pacific offers limited return passage for Ottawa Cheutauqua travelers to depart June 13 from Toseka at 8 a.m. The round trip fare is quoted for spring trips with early riser specials and youth discounts.
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Ottawa
Cheutauqua
Missouri Pacif
Jie Soth
Kareas
Toseka A.m
Society World Topeka Highlights Social Activity
Topeka society notes detail visits and events around town. Mr John E Moon and Miss Tillian are listed among guests, with gatherings at Vinewood and Vinewood parties, plus a recap of visitors from Lawrence, St Louis, and Chicago. A Walker song recital at the public library and local engagements fill the social calendar amid comments on travel and hosting households.
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John E. Moon
Maury Menon
Tillian
Teffy
Kemersee
tomiogrese Gnaeus iisiea_ Cieord
A A. Guan
Po Adams
St.jute
A.T. Lacke
Mel
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Ws. Ryans
J. A. Hoar
Valley Pally
P. Paxton
Western Avenue
Penney Lane
Juri
Mitchell
Axe
Kaness
Stitchvil
Willem Oe
Robirt
Shefield
Houmiett Etreet
Oh. Nejewinter
Leland Atreet
Ian
Wooster
Asi
Hewitt
Culotado
Marshalla
Mr. Walker
Feariess Walkers
Beret
Eirie
Mary Takin
Bun Wnaaher
Hane Bent
Dreken Scott Lottie Bowen
Blaine Dienst
Misa
Walt Enjdard
Walker
Ina Carlo
Nell Cadien
Lawrence
Vinewood
Ura
Mics
Horta
Mire Lemeka
St. Louie
Tnt City
Je Jones
Anni
Chtrues
Cincinnat
Lewis
Cay
Mexico
B. Meeerenerlis
Peshouy
O. Popenoe
Helen
Mabel Eurry
Eimtra White
Batcock
Fesler
Duluth
King
Hes Boss
Stles
Dollsitt
Muara
Dan Hurvisnat
Mina Erate Maxwell
Kansas
Chiraxo
Lynched Lot Burned in Texas Mob Scene
A mob of about 300 men in Texca Howton Texas seized Louis Whithead George L Johan and Jim Reddick from jail and executed them by hanging after a spree of violence that included burning and a shed attack. The incident followed a court reversal on a murder case and drew national telegraph coverage.
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Texca
Howton
Tex
Bryan
Louis Whithead
George L. Johnatn
Ro EL Wilhon
Jim Reddick
Court of Appeal
Tech
Wally
Wim Tet
Mannight Seyo
Whitehead
St. Louie
Fort Worth
Stone
Louis Whitehead
Genengé Johan
Tyen
Barnes
Wilkersons Tom and Dex to Appear for Fighting Tonight
The Wilkerson brothers Tom and Dex face charges of fighting and will appear before Judge Farry at police court this evening. Police describe injuries and warrants may be served at the station as officers pursue charges related to a disturbance.
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Wilkersons
Tom and
Dethey
Judge Farry
Tom
Dex
Che
Charce
AIA
Beniaeg
Wilkerson
Judge Williams to rule on Capital receivership case
The Capital receivership case moves toward a ruling as Judge Williams plans a northern appearance to preside over the proceedings. Quinton asserts no alternative path to secure the judgment, insisting no other method can prevent the receivership from being entered.
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Williams
Uy Te Fitalte
Ofar
Wichita
Vine
Husene
Quinton
Seteetam Funn
Little Rooke
Jodes Willaape
Wionita
Must Pay Monster Fines in Executiv e Overtures
Fragmentary court note mentions John Haye Fiemmond Col Farrar and W Leon ert as leaders of a group penalized for a payment of 2 Ape at £35 with penalties. The legible text records fines and possible default actions amid unclear garbled OCR.
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John Haye Fiemmond
Col
Farrar
W. Leonert
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted in Wellman Case
In Larned on June 11 the Appellate Court granted a writ of habeas corpus to Wellman. Judge Garren and Clark presided as the case progressed with exchanges of gestures at the handshakes. The Firat National War Merk closed due to controversy over fecal wires works and bank directors hoped to resume operations, with the bank described as sound.
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Juden Garren and Clark
Rubens
M. Wellnit
Dreteios
Pepewnal Tig
Hay
Widinins
Weedy Ebert
Larned
Libel Suit Fails in San Diego Case
A San Diego libel suit seeking 100000 dollars against De J. Hearne Seuliat M. HH and others failed to stick as the jury disagreed. The alleged libel connected Hadar with a murder in Hannibal Missouri eight years earlier. Heinrichsen for Congress, a Democrat and secretary of state, was described as a prominent free silver advocate. An excursion of Port Kearney Union Pacific visitors toured Fort Riley and Sanvikon City, with Colonel Arnold hosting. The article also warns of unsafe cough syrups and promotes Begel Codeh Syrup as a safe alternative.
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San Diego
Cal
Ubel
de J.t. Hearne Seuliat M. HH. de Yours
San Francisco Chronicle
Hadtar
Amos J. Stillwell
Hannibal
Fort Riley
Sancvion City
Lune TL
Port Kearney
Union Pabific
Fort Rusy Rediag
Arnold
Santa Fe Route: Final Notice on Ticket and Depot Details
An elderly notice from Garvhy Agent Mrs. R. DeYoung of Middleburg lists details about train tickets and the foot of Earth Street depot in Santa Fe Route. It mentions a phone contact WC and advertises One Minute Cough Cure with testimonials from Geo. W. Stansfield and George W. Stune feld, noting quick relief and a claim of effectiveness for adults and children.
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Setien
Eath
Garvhy
Agant
Higher Than Ever Appropriations Debate In Congress
The House debates spending levels as Mr Dockery and Mr Cannon clash with critics over the record high appropriations. Mr Sayers questions Republican gains and government actions, while Mr Dockery accuses the party of favoring a few financiers. The session turns to the District of Columbia conference report and a pending adjournment, with tensions over the McKinley bill and economic policy.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Sayers
Dem
Republican Congress
Feniew
Mckinley
Backunett
Republicas Party
Dorkery
Diseles
Bir Dreher
District of Columbia
Senate
Bird
Watches And Watchmakers Circular Linking Railways
Morrison accuses Montgomery of misleading employees about new watches and monthly payments. The circular lists high prices for various makes from Waltham to Elgin, urging buyers not to purchase before inspection. Montgomery rebutts and cites Waltham statements praising railway standards and Santa Fe route watches. Fire in Whiting, Ind kills three, destroys two frame structures.
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Morrison
Pani
Sinc
Welthaer Vanguard
Prine
Elgin
Appleton, Tracy & Col
Sis
James
Santa Fe
HS. Montgomery
N. B
Waltham Watch Company
American Waltham Watch Ee
Waltham
Catena Atesat
Tae
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Cieneral Waten Adioc
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Atchison
Topeka
É& Santa Fe
Hauman
Can Waltham
FS Aeste
Putal
Whiting
Ind
Chicago
Oklahatma
John Homer Ald
Northern Colorado Miners Object to Negro Miners
A fragment describes miners in northwest Colorado opposing the use of Black workers, with tensions between factions and threats of trouble if companies import Black labor to operate mines. Also references Nevada Democratic convention and political notes, plus promotional content for Be Witts Witch Hazel Salve and shows by Sells Brothers.
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Wassita
Pute
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