Bell Victory in Patent Suit Against Berliner
A U S court reversed a circuit ruling and dismissed the case United States vs American Bell Telephone Co as assignee of Bell patents against Berliner The decision recalled voids the November 17 1801 patent 443509 The health authorities find Royer baking powder superior in tests New York bank statement shows reserve and deposits changes The Olympic Park Sunday program features a five cent entrance Gov McKinney Ottawa visit includes Missouri Pacific special train Topeka Ottawa Torkks Steaw Lacnper
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Victor Ia
Boston
United States
Circuit Court
American Bell Toelephone Company
Bell-Berliner
Berliner
American Bell Telepluns Company
New York
New Youk
Soane
Gov. McHinney
Ottawa
G. Ala. Day
Chautauqua Assembly
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Torkks Steaw
Leavenworth Cites Union Plea for Coal Pact
Leavenworth labor leaders and miners circulate petitions to press coal dealers and consumers to back the United Mine Workers wage scale. Two hundred residents have already signed, supporting a pledge to buy Leavenworth Coal Company coal only if the Home Riverside Mining Company pays the demanded rate.
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Leavenworth
Trades & Labor Council
Bortott
Leaveworth Coal Company
United Mineworkers’ Union
Home
Riverside Mining Company
Improvements at State Agricultural College Grow Strong
Manhatt an June 15 Improvements at the State Agricultural College have occurred over the past year. Notable is the new science hall and a relocated library room housing 19000 bound volumes plus pamphlets and periodicals. An appropriation of 500 covered furnishings. The museum shows specimens better than before in science hall. Steam heating extends to the armory. electric lights added in several buildings under the mechanical department with 10000 more work planned. Attendance surged with total enrollment 572, eleven more than last year, and a graduating class of 57, five more than prior records.
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State Agricultural College
Manhatttan
Science Hall
Eleiric Hghta
Law
Kansan Wesleyan closes and June 15 notices
The ninth annual Kansan Wesleyan university commencement closed last night with graduates in liberal arts and honorary doctorates for Rev. S W Naylor and Rev. C E Line. Other items note postoffice cuts, Bethel college graduation, a post office injury claim, and local civic updates across multiple towns.
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Ninja
Batixa
Kansan Wian University
College of Liberal Arts
M. W. Dible
A. W. Jones
Progress of Science
N. Poe
Viola Perrill
J. 5. Peck
Indian abductors fined one horse each in court
Deputized U S Marshal Robinson arrested five Todians after an Indian police court fined them one horse apiece for abducting a 14 year old girl and keeping her in the brush overnight. He plans to press for further punishment, noting such offenses are common.
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Ian Abductore Cives
Cuapros
Neb
U.S
Robinson
Indian Police Court
Interior Department
North Topeka Notes From The North Side
In North Topeka notes Clyde Hamlin visited at home last evening. Henry Tamblyn of Fairbury Ned visits his parents on Jackson street. Frank Goodman recovered after a three day siege of tonsillitis. Mr. Grant at 525 No Name street amid serious illness. Prof and Mrs E A Simmerwell visit Lyon county for a week. Miss Bertha Morthland of Quincy street mentioned.
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Jim
Parsons
Chss
BK Martle
Postoffice
Cherryvale
First Presbyterian Church
Mayo. Rhodes
Florence Hollister
HL. Shirer
Firat Presbyterian Church
B. Alderson
D. D
Christ
Mosers
Grace Cathedral
Polk
Eighth Streem
F. R Millspaugh
Church of the Good Shepherd
Quincy and
Laurent Streets
North Topeka
Canon Miner
W. F. File
Cause of Christ
Young People’s Union
Second Adventists
Welty
Washburn Avenue
Twelfth Street
M. BE
Oakland
A. T. Vance
L. Case
Brethren (Dunkerd) Church
Vanimaan
Oakland Presbyterian Church
H. Childs
North Topeka Baptist Church
W. B. Hutchinson
Seabrook Congregational Church
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Polk and Hunteon
Ernest McDonald
W. J. Adams
First Society
Uanal
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Dla
SC. Coblent
Holy
Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth Street
Sea of Galilee
First Unitarian Society
A Wyman
Oakland M. E
Rey
A. H. Case
A. Hi. Vance
St.John A
W. G Sly
North
Kansas Avenue
Heller's
Heller
Bell
J. H. Heller
Lodge & Colvin
Norris Street
H. Riordan
A.W. Boatlake
Quincey
Ohio
D. A. Pratt
Tyler Street
W. H. Moody
C R. Grinsted
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Robert Warnock
Polk and
Morse Streets
L. D. Warnock
Emma
Cheriea Heir
Unarga
Alice Goodman
Philadelphia
B. F. Goodman
Quincy Street
Abilene
GC B
Lyon
The
Needle Ten
Harrison Street
Marshall
Garfield
Ron
Pratt Broa
Pratt Bros
North Kansas Ave
Lukens Brow
Stutz & Walker
CW. Willets
N. Kanav
Oriental School of Embalming
Moody's
KR Grinsted
A. J. Arnold & Son
Munyon
Kan
Magnet
A. J. Poondfit
Toneka
West
Laurent Street
Chas Armstrong
Salvation Army
Congregational Church
Major Sully
Kansas City
Samuel Ashmore
Bonham
Tex
Texas
John Mitchell
Lone Elm
J. & Stansfield
Jackson Street
Mary A. Butler
G B. Dudley
Lowman Hill
Knighta
Tabor Lodge 777
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Dispatch
Daughters of the Tabernacle Lodge
B Street
Dispatch Band
W. P. Banks
Royal
Clyde Hamlin
Honry Tamblyn
Fairbury
Ned
Prank Goodman
Grant
No. 525
E A. Simmerwell
Lyon County
Wheat weak at start as weather outlook brightens
The market opened with wheat futures sharply lower as favorable weather and improving crop reports spurred early selling. July wheat fell from 76 14 to about 75 4, with July options trading around 74 3/4 amid light exports and rain in Missouri and southern Illinois. Corn also declined with July futures opening around 49 3/4 as rain weighed on prices.
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Boxer
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
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Virginia
Armour
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Liverpool
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Duluth
Bradstreet
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Cubaco
Missouri
Illinois
Cubaca
Mississipp River
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Weene and
Truit W. Puuares
Eighth Ave
Peerless Steam Laundry
Peeriest Steam Laundry
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Home Mining Company
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Cross of Emporia
Lincoln, Neb
Manhatt
Chase, Crosh
Alfred Fouts
Atchison
Atchison Pressen
Avottisoy
Alfred Foute
Outs
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P. S. Fouts
J. H.R. Cundiff
St Joseph
Frank M. Tracey
Webb Wilder
Fouts
Atebicon
Col. Fouts
St Louis
Antiesx
Jewett
Thea, Hasshagen
G. W. Hurd
Yale
Yale Jock
Hansas City
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Brewers
Kansas Wesleyan
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Euronia
McCown Hina
Jones
F. N. Dickerhoof
W. A. Lawler
Newros
Bethel College
Misa Olga Leisy
C D. Young
Anna Janzen
Menno Simon
J. & Isaaca
Crocp
Jointista
Join Kitchenridge
Winx
Scott
Martin
Manuarran
Crawford County
Wienrra
Riley
Maxuarran
James Gahan
Riley County
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Virginfia
Harpers’ Ferry & Valley
Winchester
Krotzer
Land and Immigration
L. Allen
Tilinoia
Adlemib
ING Maccalchem
Lincoln
Ae Jones’ Drug Store
Tre
Kinley
Reformed Presbyterian
Wyman
Jaws
Glasgow
Heaver Falls
WL Byers
A. E. Wagner
Second Baptist Church
Flrat Street
G. D. Olden
Will E
Augusta
Kas
Minnie Martin
Harry Nichols
Green & Kale’s
Carria
Texas Stee
Brax—Dall
Burrak—Pirm
Boon—Steady Bc
Intere
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