Ex-Congressman Clover Found Sleeping on Topeka Street
The Topeka Journal reports ex Congressman Ban Clover, once famed for dozing during sessions, was seen asleep in a bed of straw on Kansas Avenue near S Barnum’s star. Witnesses noted his blue gray hair and portly frame, likening him to a reform school wagon driver.
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Statesman
S. Barnum
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Journal
Kansas
Gohgresuman
Topeka
Mar- Ti
Clover
Congress
Govert
Congressman Clover
Dickens
Fat Boy
One Man Says Gen Barrison To Marry Not Will Happen
A Cincinnati Enquirer report notes a church member in Indianapolis asserts ex-President Harriven remains deeply religious and orthodox on marriage. He argues Mrs. Dimmick is viewed as a sister due to close visits to the Harrison home, making any engagement unlikely.
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Gen
Barrison
Murrystra
Jeng
Indianapolis
Harriven
Washington
Harrison
Dimmick
Clase
Bve Harrison
Dave Carlcd
West
Str. Harrison
Cincinnati
Quirér
Death of Luther Woodford at Christ Hospital
Luther Woodford died at 1 50 yesterday afternoon at Christ hospital after being removed Friday. The 71 year old bachelor lived on his farm seven miles southwest of the city and left an estate valued between 10000 and 11000 dollars. CP. Bal mer was today appointed administrator. The funeral time has not been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Woodford
Christ Hospital
Mr Woodford
CP. Balmer
A Lovely Mead of Hate Is Tomething Every Woman Should Pride
Fragmented OCR text presents a dubious ad style claim about a product titled A Lovely Mead of Hate. It mentions barge’s heir and a “bottle” with a guarantee and druggists involvement. The legibility is poor and concrete facts are minimal.
Social Notes From Western Sarosis Club Meeting
An unusually engaging Western Sorosis gathering at Mrs A A Godard’s home featured Professor Eyre explaining the Roentgen process of pictography and the cathode ray, and Dr Harriet Adams discussing Our Daughters. The meeting adjourned to a later session for business and further society notices.
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Topela Poonle
Ieee
A A. Godard Savirdey
Eyre
Harriet Adams
Adams
Taedal
Occidental Club
Mra Mlc
A. A. Godard
C. L. Clarke
The
First Christian Church
B. L. Smith
Colonel Burgerd
Tyler Street
Charles Bugle
Carroll Ko Merriam
Wwutehineos
Aizu
W. E. Sterne
EU Regle
L. Fox
J. Ho Wetherell
Dollie Griffitha
Gertrude Wyatt
Kansas City
Lucian Wyatt
Cardinal Satolli
Cimorosa
Mra Piartzman
Deas
M. E
Julia Whitmer
Pannie Hemnes
Colorado Springs
Margaret Mulwane
Biwechs Dienst
Henry Keeler
Occidental
Gertrude Roberts
Kungas City
Eliott
Nalay
Cripple Crank
Arthur Murphy
Topeka
Topeka Notes Mix Teasing Gossip and Lent Plans
In Topeka, locals discuss a summer mood as lingering gossip mixes with Lent dance classes and a proposed Easter bonnet movement. A man praises a cure for love habits while others joke about weddings and wedding reports in the press.
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Oail
Topeka
Proeber
Lont Bagan
Keeley
Jocrxan
Webster
John Smith
Jennie Junes
Committee of Fifty Names Enforcement Committee Members
The Committee of Fifty chaired by J W Gleed announced a list of nearly all members selected to enforce law. Prohibition member Major U Pickering and John W Breidenthal declined to serve, but most have agreed. The group, drawn from parties statewide, aims to meet in Topeka soon and act on the constitution and prohibitory policy.
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J. W. Gleed
Committee of Five
Citizens Temperanee Cosferance
Topeka
Tures
Me. Gleed
A. H. Vance
L R Elflote
Mahbettan Te
Gleed
Kaptis
Hink
State Temperance Union
Baing
Thaweud
Committee of
Ifty
Lave
C.F. Scott
Aveo
A. J. Felt
Josiua Wheeler
Criss
P. Butler
Achtaun
T. Metcalf
Anderson
W. A Webster
Bourbon
Grant W. Lurrington
Brown
Bruce Leydig
George F. Falllowider
Butler
D. Ashlar
Cherokes
T. A. Sawhill
Cloud
Harrison Kelley
Coffey
R .E. Carktop
J. D. Barker
Crawford
W. Il. Carrah
B W. Woodward
J. G. Hasigenl
Douglas
J. W. Stewart
Staoford Topping
Penchiin
J. A. Easterly
A. B Whiting
Dr. Meal
Shawnee
J. W. Forasy
Sumner
Benedict
Wilson
Winfield Freemen
Edwin Taylor
R B. Armstrong
Wyandoue
Shock at Caldwell Earthquake Felt Seemingly Across City
A Caldwell earthquake shock traveled from the southeast to the northwest last night and was felt at 117 o'clock for about four seconds. No damage was reported. Mrs. Stanford Wine of Wasnixeton noted the event as the Caldwell incident stirred public interest. The Caldwell court today decided in Mrs. Stanford’s favor in a local matter.
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Nuate Crry
Aepperin
Caldwell Saya
Fish Wife Flannel and New Wool Goods in Spring Creations
New York fashion notes describe wool fabric trends for spring. Fishwife and other wools appear in tweed, canvas, homespun, and ratine, with colors like claret, brown, and beige. Sleeves grow fuller, and mantles, corsages, and ornate beading decorate dresses for day and evening wear.
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Hansel Utis
Amazon
Melton
Mrs Peck Remains in San Antonio Improving
Mrs. George R. Peck continues to improve in San Antonio with her husband Dr. F Paschel reporting her condition as favorable. De Geo. W. Hogeboom, who traveled with Mr. Peck, plans to stay and hopes for a full recovery, with Mr. Peck unlikely to return east before April pending further improvement.
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Peck
San Antonio
Judge Cox Names Receivers for Baltimore and Ohio
Judge Cox of the district supreme court today appointed Messrs Cowan and Murray receivers for the Baltimore and Ohio for this jurisdiction.
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Cox
Messrs. Cowen and Murray
Wasnixerox
District Supreme Court
Messrs Cowan and Murray
Baltimore
Oho
Priends of Labor Promise Aid in Congress Visit
F W Arnold grand secretary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen and W Hynes president of the board of trustees returned from Wellington after meeting senators and representatives on labor and railroad legislation. They report encouragement and expect labor allies on the labor committee. A senator said inquiries may be limited and a remedy bill could be framed. The Stars Journal lists ten cents per week.
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Prouto
Ill
F. W. Arnold
The
Brotherhood of Lorcomotive Iremen
Wellington
W. Hynes
Board of Trustees
Avnators
Hynes
Congress
Phillips
Wheat and grain markets rise on bullish tone and supply concerns
The March wheat market opened with gains as buying renewed amid bullish cables and reduced Black Sea shipments. May futures rose to 68 63/64 cents, corn followed with strengths, oats and other grains firm, and provisions and livestock showed gains with higher cash bids and improved demand.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Carcaco
Alsa
Black Sea
Minneapolia
Gia
Kemanay Park
Babi Magnard
Topeka Urals and Stock Exchange
Kansas Arena
Wheat
Jong
Clisnta
Diverse Midwestern Market Notes And Entertainment Listings
A mixed page notes a slate of acts including SERPENTINE and SKIRT DAWNING and upcoming performances by the LOTUS QUARTETTE and LADIES' QUARTETTE with tickets at Sim's Drugstore. Alongside, reports detail cattle and hog receipts, market prices for Texas steers, cows, and stockers, and regional grain and oats quotes, with extensive commodity figures and shipping receipts from Topeka and Chicago markets.
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Ty Delsarte Deill
Horacee and Son
Sly Young Lanins
Sil
Calelmas
Lotus Quartette
Ladies' Quartete
Sim
Texas
Carrie
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Guiet
Committee OF Fifty
Caldwell
New York
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Masium
Civch
Asneas City
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Prairie
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Chicago
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Whyland
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