New York Opera Season in 17 Weeks Beginning Nov 28
New York Opera announces a 17 week season starting November 28 with Maurice Graa as general tailor and a list of artists including Diane Callee, Eames, Teavermeister, McTha pate Towler, and Fitch among others. Conductors Agton Seidl and Edmond de Spd lead a chorus of many. Prospects gauge a brilliant season ahead with piano and vocal performances in Boston and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Graa
Fon Miler
Cain
Anital
Corti
New York
Dean de ‘Sales
Campamiark
Atbars
Kin Hasene
Edmand
Spd
Plasto
Migid Agton Seidl
Cabman attacked during a night street incident
A chaotic scene in New York’s Tenderloin near a cab stop as two assailants attacked a cabman. Police reported the cabby struggled with them and was aided by bystanders before officers arrived. the incident prompted a broader police response and questions about crowd control.
Trout for Wyoming plan under state hatchery program
State Fish Commissioner Gustav Behnstewe advances trout distribution from the hatchery. In April a delivery to Wyoming counties will include Rainbow and German Brower strains. The Laramie planting site and sources tied to the rainbow stock are noted while river conditions near Cle west are cited as concerns.
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Taramic
Wro
Gustav Behnstewe
Bwett
California
Alara
Laramie
Amick Chemical Co Claims Cure for Consumption
An 1897 reader letter from Mrs M J Hatley praises the Amick Treatment for consumption. The testimonial describes a long illness with severe cough and feverish symptoms, claiming recovery after using the chemical remedy. The letter urges others to request a complimentary circular and to mention the go ver when writing Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jayberry
Ackro
M. J. Hatley
Merran
Amirk Chemical
State Republicans split over Topeka headquarters plan
Kansas Republicans condemn Cy Leland and allies for opening Topeka headquarters for the 1598 campaign, alleging manipulation of the state committee and exclusion of central committee members. They accuse Leland and Frank Brown of steering tasks to their chosen candidates, undermining convention authority and risking party unity.
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Kansas
Cy Leland
Topeka
Himeel
Sim Simpson
Frank Brown
State Central Committee
Simpson
Leland
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Simpton
Benny
Joe Bristow
Morrill
Morril
Eana
Bristow
Nat Barnen
Kansas City
Brown
Garnett
L. R Crum
Jubex
Attica
Tt. Vincint
Washington
Kimball
Salina
K. E. Wilcockson
Oakley
Albaugh
Kivizrman
J. M. Chilman
Atoblaon
W. . Steri
Tipeng
Cyrus Letani
Troy
Mir
Vincent
Ipon
Barnes, Cram
Lrawn
Jobes
Boxe
Joe Tiistow
Tut Hrnstow
Tate
Cope Land
Laan
Benthur
Atute Committee
Beeve Cit
W. E. Stanley
Wichita
Republican Party
Cyrus Leland
Eatter
State Committee
Plang
Simpeon
Wgethjer
Hin
Mosaic of Names in 19th Century Ledger
Fragmentary OCR list shows numerous individuals and towns including Marysville Abilene Galena Larned Oakley-Chi Atchison and Coldwater. Includes references to J H Ranson W A Mitch ell Richard Waring Alfred Pratt and W V Jackson among others in a dense names tally.
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Wang
C. Melitresh
Ousemith
Marysville
W. A. Mitchell
Giathe
Z. Smith
Laskey
Beauty Gone Forever Lawsuit After Cosmetic Surgery
A New York woman sues for 50000 after a cosmetic procedure at a surgery shop left her with a damaged face. The account describes a risky set of procedures including scalp removal, eyebrow misplacement, ear alteration, and a facelift-like line of “remodeling” by a beauty practitioner, with the patient enduring bandages and ongoing pain and disfigurement.
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New York
Ufe
Ashe
Saratoga
Miss X
Nature
Beaxity
Police Capture Suspect in Kansas Avenue Robbery
Detective James Kesn captured Thony Robinson, an alleged robber of Mrs. B. A. Harrison on Kansas avenue Tuesday at 5 pm. He was arrested near Euclid and Huhanan streets and identified by eyewitness James Turner. About $1 found on him. Robinson reportedly admitted snatching the pocketbook and was sent to state authorities on highway robbery charges.
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James Kesn
Thony” Robinson
B. A. Harrison
Kansas Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Euclid
Hu¢hanan
James Turner
Rubinsin
Kesson
Harrison
Flo
Pullman Rent Reductions Tied to Town Agent Sale
In Pullman rents are cut from 5 to 25 percent as the town agent’s office is sold. Some south end housing will drop in a month while better residences stay near current levels. The move aims to ease tenant hardship amid abundant car shop workers. Robert T. Lincoln backs the plan, noting widespread tenant strain and evictions fears. Also notices: Dr. Davie anti headache remedy promotion and a union meeting at First Baptist church on March 4.
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Chicago
Pullman
Aurtmeard
Taig & Well
Neraun
Thie
Ted
Whey
Worcnes
Roseland
Kensington
Riverdale
Harvey
Duend
Robert T. Lincoln
Pullthan
Elaine Fa
Frontera
Tullman Owine
Putian
K. B Prensener
Topeka & 8
First Baptist Church
Dunham
Cuban Flag Raised at Central High Ruptures Quiet Recitation
Kansas City March 3. During morning recitations at Central high school a Cuban banner eight feet long floated from the roof. Janitor Calls climbed to the roof, found the door locked and a wooden plug in the keyhole, tore off the lock, and descended to haul the flag down after jetting up to the turret. The flag rope was nailed to the pole, but the janitor cut the rope and removed the Cuban banner before students could react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Central High School
Jani~ Tor
Cuba
Sshust
Snowbound Maine Ends Five Day Blizzard Record
Bangor and northern areas reel from a historic storm. Five days of continuous snowfall leave seven to eight feet drifted on a level near Ashland Presque Isle and Fort Fairfield. Remote towns face food shortages trains halted and lumber camps deprived of supplies amid rising poacher activity.
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Bangor
Marne
Here
Ashland
Aroostook County
Presque Isle
Fort Fairfeid
Blanchard
Shirley
Death of Hiawatha Girl After Criminal Operation in Denver
Louise Matthews, 25, daughter of a Hiawatha physician, died at 4 15 am in Denver after a criminal operation. Her mother was with her in the final hours. A coroner’s inquest will be held. district attorney and investigators pursue clues. The case sparks a rigid inquiry into the circumstances and parties involved.
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Hiawatha
Denver
Louise Matthews
Kan
West Denver
Eurodor
Louise Matthewes
Louise
Kaneas
Rath
Fourteenth Street
Reverend McGlynn to Speak at St Patrick’s Day Event
Rev Dr Ward McGlynn of St Mary’s Church New Hartford NY will deliver the St Patrick’s Day oration at Gillison Opera House Kansas City KS on Thursday evening March 1. Subject: The Celt in the English Speaking World.
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Hoe
Kansas City
Kansge City
Award McGlynn
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Newhare
N. Y
Gillisa Opera House
Highwaymen Seize Will Thompson in Dark Street Robbery
Two unmasked men accosted nail reader Will Thompson on First street near Hill and Wilson at about 10 o clock. They threatened to shoot and forced him to surrender $42 and a silver watch before fleeing toward the railroad.
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Will Thompson
First Street
Hill
Wilson
Aremphia
Thompson
Ube
Traveux Letter Case Illustrates Rising Militarism in France
London dispatch from Perch of the Times details a feud after the Zola trial. Former Minister Traveux received an insulting letter from Captain Begonon of the general staff. General Billot refused intervention as private. President of the Senate Emile Loubet secured a reprimand. War nerves and authority in France are in focus.
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London
Perch
Saneares Sirce
Pondent
The
Times
France
Traveux
Zola
Begonon
Biliot
M. Treveux
Senate
M. Emile Loubel
Billot
Begouen
West
Tradewell I8 Flowery A B Treadwell Seeks Pardon to Rejoin War Effort
Kansas convict No 7 in the state penitentiary asks Gov Leedy to release him to fight for the United States against Spain. He cites Maine tragedy and vows loyalty, admitting past weakness with wine but claiming love of flag and readiness to die for the government. The letter invokes Cu ba and Spanish aggression as motive.
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A. B. Treadwell
Kansas Penitentiary
Gov
Leedy
Maine
Cuba
Robbery, Forgery Alarm in Topeka Mail Route Case
Federal officials in Topeka investigate a local robbery claim with no clear suspects. A forged check for 13.86, indorsed W. B. Sterne, was cashed at a shop after the envelope was likely tampered with en route. funds went to a glove seller, while the intended recipient’s office never received the payment stub.
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Topeka
A. A. Godard
United States
Marshal Sterne
Godard
Sterne
Cross Sale At Sunny Slope Emporia High Prices For Herefords
At the Sunny Slope farm near Emporia yesterday high prices were paid for Herefords. Pure bred Merriend cattle sold for about 400 per head on average, with Moret On the imported yearling bull bringing 1400 and Miranda a yearling dam raised heifer fetching 906. Notable breeders and buyers from many states attended, including Kirk Armour, W J Cummings of Kansas City, W Siitings of Leavenworth, J F Prather of Wilmerfield UK, C W Redhead of Des Moines, A D Hudwell of Salt Lake, GH Adams of Creston, G W Henry of Chicago, Murray Brab cock of Berwick, G Harris of Harris, W S Van Natta of Fowler, A P Sanders of Chicago, John Sparks of Reno, W P Robbins of Horace, and C KR Thomas of Independence.
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Sunny Slope
Emporia
Sunny Slope Farm
Moret
Miranda
Kirk B. Armour
Pitcheser
W. J. Cummings
Kansas City
W. Siitings
Leavenworth
J. F. Prather
Williameritle
State Fair Association
C. W. Redhead
Des Moines
Towa
A. D. Hudwell
Salt Lake
GH. Adams
Creston
Col
G. EW. Henry
Chic Murray Brabcock
Berwick
G. Harris
Harris, Mo
W.S. van Natta
Fowler
Ind
A. BP. Sanders
Chicago
John Sparks
Reno
Victim of the Moloch and Missionary Ties
Alameda California reports the death of Dr. Jennie Taylor Gorton niece of Hin Win Taylor of the Methodist church. She died in Malang on December 2 while wife of an African missionary. Parents reside in Mechanicaburg Iowa. Also notes Lewis Morrison visiting St Joseph Missouri plans to stage Frederick the Great next season with Charles W. Young and CN Thomas.
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Alameda
Cal
Lewis Morrison
St. Joseph
Lewis Morrigon
Dayshier
Arcane Monte
Frederick the Great
Charles W. Young
Cn, Thompas
National Guard and Army Officers to Convene Friday
The newly formed Military Organization, the associuunst secsational Guard and Army Officers, will meet Friday evening the 4th at the Gom mereslab rooms to establish a permanent structure. The program includes speeches on The National Guard in History and Constitution by Col. J D Norton and How Far National and How Fay State by Lions. HA. Smith, U S AG, plus Kansas National Guard by Capt. H M Phillips and Personal Retinances by P M Stal the county treasurer.
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Associuunst Secsational Guard
Gommereslab
Tollewinge
The
National Guard
J.D. Norton
Fay
HA. Smith
U.S. AG
Kansas National Guard
H. M. Phillins
P.M. Stal
Chesterfield Hotel Changes Hands in New Haga
F M Tutue retires from Chesterfield Hotel. Carter & Wood lease the property with John Carter and Charles J Weed running management. Wood remains with Henderson & Wood. New firm assumed charge yesterday. Local letters cite Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and De Witt's Witch Hazel Soap as notable testimonials in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Tutue
Chesterfield Hotel
John Carter
Charles J. Weed
Carter & Wood
Weed
Carter
Aetna Loan Company
Wood
Henderson & Wood
Chesterfield
Kansas University Expels Student and Suspends Another
Lawrence March 3 The Kansas university faculty expelled T Davenport Smith and suspended Fred Speak a football figure for alleged ungentlemanly conduct toward visiting students at an oratorical contest Smith won first place in delivery and enjoys many admirers seeking reinstatement after a 30 day suspension Chancellor Snow attended the state contest and witnessed students in a private box displaying placards aimed at barring the speakers He questioned Smiths understanding of the order and he reacted by brandishing a placard reading Washburn two blocks from the Insane asylum The incident involved similar placards for each quadrant corner of the hall
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Lawrence
Kun
T. Davenport Smith
Kansas University
Fred Speak
Smith
Snow
Washburn
Insane Asylum
Candy Makers Meet in Chicago for June Convention
Washington March 3. The executive committee of the National Confectioners association met today and decided to hold the annual convention in Chicago on June. It is expected to be the largest convention in the history of the association. The National Confectioners' union was formed in Chicago in 184?4.
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Chicago
Washington
National Confectioners Association
National Confectioners” Unnockition
Election results in Brazil and health ad copy from the era
March 7 Rio Janeiro reports Senor Campas salus elected president and Senor Kresativo elected vice president by a large majority as opposition abstains with no disorder. Also includes a rheumatism cure advertisement and notice of Yiu Johnsee moving an exchange to 813 Kansas Avenue in Topeka Kansas.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Senor Campassalus
Senor Kresativo
Brasil
Rio
Janeio
Morton E. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Boi
Swift & Heslilday
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kan
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R. Price
NEW York Opera
Gotham Police Board
Eernee & Diock
Borne
Srevane
Westure
I York
Paleo
Micha
Waa
Steavenun
Mrrenis
Uvensin
Arm Avenue
Fourtventh
Cabriun
Heerminiablonee
Heosifever
Pourtennis
Ste York
Bae Poe
Yak
Maby
Wyoming
State Politics
Dr. Davie
Kansas City High School
DR. Wglynn
Fort Scott
Itary
Military Organization
New Haga
J. FL. Greex
Dundee
B. W. Pursell
Bastersville
de Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenues
the State Journal
Olonel
Punston
Cuba Libre
Fred’k Panston
Cubas
Kituri
DE Moss
M. Pennwell
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
Bubettts
Quincy St
Western Foundry
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
the Savings & Loan Association
Kanans Ave
Vet
Sansas Avenon
Kar
Yiu Jonnsee
Columbian Building
Sixth Street
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
Spoons
F. P. Bacon
Prop
Aves
Jchn
Dudley
Kas. Tent & Awning Co
Kans, Ave
Burns
London County Counel Tiga
Te Dutlenlag & Son
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