North Topeka News Briefs On Travel and Church Notices
North Topeka reports Jotlan’s return from a Dusifiess trip to Oklahoma and G Rowan’s Colorado trip. Mrs. Eber and her son visited Adante friends. Church notices include services at St Stearee’s pro-Cathedral and Grace Cathedral with sermons by Rev T J Purmon and Rev W B Hutchinson. Public events mention a Fourth of July observance and a wall issue near the Atho-Courmnent site.
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Jotlan
Oklahoma
G. Rowan
Colorado
Wacine
Ome Elste
St. Stearee’s pro-Cathedral
Kansas City
Frank Eber
Litle Son
Adante
Kimball Printing Company
Konsae Avenue
Birt
Cerar Juenes
Cudangel
J.C
Cire Herdauentri
Wisi Ics
Fer Speer
Della Olmanary
North Side
T. TV
Lawrencee
Mertie Seymour
T. F. Seymour
van Guredatreet
Wetertin
Raere
Bean
W. Sykes
Grace Cathedral
Christian Art
Speer
Sonristian Daly
God
Helicon
Atucsva
Seversty
W. B. Hutchinson
Haptiot Distrehy
Aris
Forbes’ T'S
Erraest
Pyar
Olivet College Trustees Appointed At Annual Meeting
In Charistie Michigan on June 24 the Olivet College annual meeting named new trustees George Avery Detroit Charles H Turner Chicago the Rev E B Allen Lansing and Rev W K E Long Jackson. Professor George N Bilis was reelected field secretary and Dr K Pearmans of Chicago was noted for a $125000 subscription to an endowment fund amid alumni events and a program at the KohlKosh world school with Ivy Programme and an alumni reception.
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Olivet
K. Pearamns
Chicago
Gahkosh
Wis
Charles Venderwalker
A. H L. Cole
Wholesale Denials in Telegraph Injunction Suits
The district court heard answers to injunction suits against Western Union Telegraph Co. by Armstrong & Kuszebauma and Josiah Jomlan. Defendants deny conspiracies, claim dubious telemetry of profits, and challenge charges of false statistics while noting depositions in New York. The cases could spark many similar suits. A separate notice announces a one ring exhibition at Jefferson and Fifth streets with discounted 10 cent admission. A Chicago stockyards strike expands to Libby, McNeil & Libby. some workers win back pay as others resume work.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Ageinst Armstrong & Kkuseebauma
Josiah Jomlan
I. J. Bmechtever
Telegraph Company
Tuntico Wrisht
New York
IneRuNues
LSS
Itte
Topeka
Siilar
Fie
Tinegraph Company
Cooper & Co
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Fukino
Nicholas
Cowine
Alvinernl
Somme
Wilhev
Constablon
Bagar
Ealitaind Tobacco
Metropolitan
Union
Tickets on Sale June 25 to July 10 for Santa Fe Route
Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo listed for return $19.00 with tickets on sale dates June 25 to July 10. Mentions a single line with a rock ballast from Topeka to Colorado. Notes Harvey eating houses and T J Kinx as assistant oxygeners at room 0 percent Columbian Bid.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fa
Topeka
Colorado
Harvey
T. J. Kinx
Botkin to Lead Populist Campaign Tour This Summer
Ex congressman Jerry Botkin will spend the summer and fall touring to boost the Populist campaign. He will begin July 1, joined by new state committee plans to organize counties and rejuvenate party members aiming at next year’s elections.
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Jerry Botkin
Washington
W. J. Halley
State Committee
Rotkin
Cringresenian-At-Larse
Soldier Must Wart The following serf-ex manutory letter was received
June 2 Washington letter acknowledges discharge of Private Albert Shaueknessy of company F Twen- Heth Kanses gotuttenn infantry wounded near Manin. General in Philippines has authority to return wounded to the U S. Volunteers will be mustered out. immediate discharge would forfeit two months pay. Department denies requests unless the draft occurs. Adjutant General Thomas Ward signs.
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Washington, D.C
W. & Stanley
Albert Shaueknessy
Twien- Heth Kanses Gotuttenn
Manin
United Bites Forces
Philippine Islands
United States
Not Paid for Want of Funds Unwelcome Stamp Slated
State Treasurer Grimes announced that no longer will stamp unpaid warrants for want of funds The general revenue receipts are expected to exceed disbursements The amount of warrants unpaid due to lack of funds is 225000 dollars These warrants bear 6 percent interest until paid.
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Shelf
Grimes
General Revenue Fund
Stele
Census Overseers Scramble for Superintendent Posts
In Carbondale Earnest C. Brives enters the race for Fourth district census superintendent with backing from Senator Tiker. W. Basunda of Emporia also seeks the post amid county chatter. Missouri requests result in Thompson’s arrest for horse theft tied to a Mexican trip.
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Brives
Carbondale
Bas
Fourth
W. Basunda
Emporia ix
Puinmenie
Renator Tiker
Russia's Schemes Not Likely Adopted at Hague Conference
The Times correspondent at The Hague reports that Russian proposals are unlikely to be adopted by the conference. A motion may urge not increasing war budgets unless necessary, with a broader aim to limit naval and military spending. Delegates note disarmament talks could allow Russia to expand forces, while a Russian naval expert says a three year non-augmentation period suffices to build an ironclad fleet.
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the Hague
London
Times
Daily News
Htnasin
Bihorliss
Schirne
Iaid
Silinskis
Attorney General Moves to Dismiss Regents Case
Attorney General Godard filed a demurrer to the quo warranto petition in the royal college dispute now before the court of appeals. He argues lack of jurisdiction and insufficient cause of action. Arguments to be heard at Concordia at a special session next month to decide the demurrer outcome.
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Godard
Az Thepitaral College
Court of Appeals
le Court of Appeals
Concordia
State horticultural officer lauds Apple Book report
Secretary W H Barnes defends the society report as essential for farmers and urban homeowners. He cites compact editions, argues agriculture benefits health and education, notes neighboring states publish larger hort icultural reports, and calls for continued state support and access to horticulture information.
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W. H Barnes
State Horticultural Society
Colorado
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Uthels
Michigan
Canada
Agriviltane
Hordedttum
San Juan Plans Fourth of July Patriotism Display
In San Juan Porto Rico the capital plans a Fourth of July celebration with speeches by prominent citizens and a fireworks display. A 25 member committee asked Acting Secretary Meiklejohn to waive tariff charges and provide government transport for the fireworks, a request promptly granted by cable.
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Washington
San Juan
Porto Fico
United States
Mefkiejohn
Gnvernment
Meiklejohn
Cable
Women criminals: Rosebud Adna to 1 year penitentiary
A mulatto woman calling herself Adna Rosebud pleaded guilty to robbing an old man at Rossville and was sentenced by Judge Hazen to one year in the penitentiary. This marks Shawnee county’s second female inmate sent to the pen during this term. Rosebud was arrested last fall, posted bond, fled, was found in Kansas City, then returned to Topeka and jailed.
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Topeka
Adna “Rosebud
Rossville
Hazen
Womaun
Shawnee County
Spain Restores Kentucky Tobacco Deal in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on June 24 reports say Spain’s tobacco monopoly awarded a contract for about 1 000 000 pounds to a New York firm. The tobacco will be bought here and in Clarksville, delivered starting September at 1000 hogsheads monthly, costing around $750000. This marks Spain’s return to U S tobacco after over two years.
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Tloulsvilis
Byalwi
Spain
New York
Clarksville
United States
Spal
Germany
France
Kentucky
West Point cadet vacancies eyed for September exam
Washington June 24 corner Miles superintendent of the military Academy recommends saving fifty cadet vacancies this year for the September examination. Members of Congress from vacant districts have been asked by the War Department to nominate candidates to report at West Point on August 30.
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Washington
Corner Miles
Military Academy
Congress
War Department
West Point
Shot Tower Raid Clears Filthy Fourteenth Street Bar
A Friday raid by Sergeant Betts’s Blue coats swept the dilapidated Shot Tower on Fourteenth and Quincy streets. Lena Wallace and A. J. Gray were taken to the station on liquor charges as officers described squalid rooms, broken stairs, and a rickety bar hidden behind peeling plaster and dirt. The patrol wagon ferried the group, including two children, to jail as witnesses reported the grim scene.
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Betts
Dlue Coats
Fourteenth
Quincy
Lena Wallace
A. J. Gray
Jackson
Betta
Offcer Smith
Ommcer Matthews
Lucas
McMillian
Ialde
Wallace
Leni Wallace
Aa. J. Gray
Gray
Aes
Aquor
Poe
Rue Morelle
Kaint
Heer
Fen
Eld
General Roget Removed From Paris Command
Paris report states on June xs that General Roget was ordered moved from Paris to command a brigade of infantry at Belfort. He previously led troops under M. De Trouled and Marcel Habert, deputies who attempted to reach the Elysee during post election troubles. The ministry announced the transfer from Paris to Orleans.
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Paris
Roget
Belfort
M. de Trouled
Marcel Habert
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
Loubert
Orleans
Klondike mining shift boosts hill claims in Alaska
Port Townsend reports F Hilton from Victoria notes hill claims near Klondike show strong gold prospects potentially surpassing crest. Stewart river failure with claims abandoned. Thistle creek and Circle City district yield good returns. Starboard wreck James Morningtite at Thirty Mile river. Laurel Delaware fire destroys $125000 to $50000 in property. multiple engines assist. fire under control by 10 o clock.
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Port Townsend
Wash
F. Hilton
Victoria
Dawson
Klondike
Wilton
Stewart River
Thistle Creek
Forty Mile
Laurel
Del
Wilmington
Salisbury
Wheat and corn pull back as market reports mixed
Chicago June 24 market report shows wheat opening weak with declines from previous close and September futures rallying briefly before easing. Corn remains slow and weak with large receipts and favorable crop notes. provisions edge lower at opening then steady. Hog and cattle activity mixed with light buying and heavy slaughter. Weekly bank data show surplus reserves down and deposits up.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Shaw
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Aise
Fuure Air Pomimission
Ami
Tony
Sepeember
Hedy
Br Tule Ember
Timothy
McCoy Signs Brave Contract With Colorado Association
Denver fights note says Kia McCoy signed with the Colorado Athletic association to fight any three volunteers on July 10 July 21 and July 28. The meetings will be a week apart and the association may choose three fighters to arrange each bout.
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Denver
Col
Kia" McCoy
Colorado Athletic Association
Bargains In Books Stationery and Pictures
Bargains in books stationery and pictures offered with half price for teachers Bible and other goods. Visit 124 West South Arena and 521-522 Quincy Street. Santa Fe's N E A Special to Los Angeles leaves Topeka 12:50 pm July 2 with chair car and sleeper options. Applies to W J Black G P A Topeka.
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R. S. Forbes & Co
West Sth
Quincy Street
Santa Fe
N.ea
Los Angeles
Willeave Topeka
Pullman
W. J. Black
Topeka
Market News Mixed as New York Bonds and W heat Move
Turbulent financial notes show banks holding excess reserves while New York money markets adjust rates. Wheat and corn futures edge higher amid demand signals. Chicago hog and cattle receipts rise as weather disrupts crop areas, with export implications noted for next week. Journal claims optimism on energy and international capital flows, urging restraint as commodities markets react to policy cues.
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Furnivhy
Landon
Chicago
Siead
Manryen
Citiera
Duluth
Crn
Antwerp
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Answers To Telegraph
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Stanley
Homas Ward
Tant
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J. A. ‘Thompson
Horton
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Russia
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Kentucky Tobacco
M Gelegher
Ryan
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Hill
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Geo
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