Mass of Flames From Printing House Explosion
Explosion wrecks the five story Canal street printing building Home to Anste Press Printing Company. Many employees injured while leaping to escape ensuing panic. Fire and debris spill into nearby tenements as residents flee. Immediate casualty counts unclear in chaotic scene.
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New York
Canal Street
Aste Prees Printing Company
Eupania
Chasvela Durrante
Medee Ata
Hebneis
Uae
Weber's Store Closure Sparks Topeka Labor Debate
In Topeka labor tensions surface as Weber's store closes on Labor Day echoing past closures. Trades Council and local grocers discuss coordinated hours while officers seek facts behind charges from council members and public comments.
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Topeka
Mor S
Reztar
Waber Snakr
Weber
Euirl
Labor & P
Wustmatter
Chamge
Get Mad When Friends Tell the Truth
A distorted ad discusses coffee addiction and promotes Postum as a remedy. It claims truthfulness provokes anger, urges quitting coffee, and promises mental and physical benefits from switching to Postum. It cites color and cream as indicators of proper preparation.
Saint Louis Welcome Parade For Prince Heir To German City
Citizens prepare a lavish reception in Saint Louis for the visiting prince with German American contingents, torches, and extensive preparations. Mayor Harrison to award the Prince freedom of the city and host events at the Auditorium Hotel. Governor Van Sant of Minnesota to attend a commemoration address. Weather outlook calls for near freezing tonight with chances of showers or snow tomorrow.
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East
Ngs
Harrison
Auditorium Hotel
Binset
Vante
van Sant
Cox
Prince Henry Tours Lookout Mountain in South's Wake
Prince Henry of Prussia ascended Lookout Mountain in Indianapolis on March 3 after visiting the Confederate and urban sites. He received a warm, demonstrative South welcome with crowds cheering at Nashville and Indianapolis stations. The visit included a tour over the scenic routes to Chattanooga region and a reception with local officials, with the prince expressing gratitude for the kindness shown.
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Lookout Mountain
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Ind
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Prussia
Lookout
Keanigee
Ston
Nashville
Streigh Turks
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Biother Beler Bilt
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Sem
Yieke University
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Poate
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Royal Ep
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Reemtuck
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Wien
Challand
Firalun
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HV Bovauin
Adnan Wulated
Lockout Mountain
Lorniton
Exane Ane
Pelles
Grohard
Ridge
Orchard
Kent
Cernerni Soynton
Etry
Erie
Ernicey
Rock Point
Ardine
Atvan
SWORD FOUND AT CHAPINNATH POLICE REPORT
Chief of Police Deltech notified Prince Henry’s party of the discovery Saturday night at the railroad depot of a small sword found just after the royal train departed. It appears to be the weapon lost in Chattanooga by Lieutenant Commander von Grumme of the prince's suite. No reply yet.
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Chattanooga
Father Chan
New York
Cowling
Iim
Wadge
Simma
Columbia Apt
Kentucky
Thi
Eph
Bieler Viet
Aseaieal Fvate
Coronel Fanutain
Georgy We
Boyd
Cort Pallier
Germ Cored
Cincinnath Sud
Henry
St. Louis
Chapinnath
Deltech
Prince Henry
Clattanooga
von Grumme
Topeka Prohibition Debate Highlights Civil Silence
T B Stephens urged church leaders at North Topeka Baptist to pressure Mayor Parker and Hughes, arguing citizens shirk duty by withholding support. He warned the temperance movement may curb revenue policies if clergy and women workers mobilize, while praising We T T and the Woman's Municipal tongue for future political influence.
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Topeka
Parker
T. B. Stephens
North Topeka
Baptist Church
Armisister
Temperance
W. C.T. UC
Hughes
Stephen
We. T. T
Tragedy At Scranton as Santa Fe Worker Is Killed
Wilkerson Drake, 22, a Santa Fe Chicago Limited worker, was killed at Scranton when he stepped onto the track as No 4 began moving after a 12:20 am stop. The flagman warned him, but he did not heed, and he was struck and killed. Drake resided in Scranton. no body was sent to his parents.
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Santa Fe Chicago Limited
Scranton
Drake
Fox
Teake
Tran
No. 17
No. 4
Clark
Supreme Court backs Illinois futures fee law in Booth case
Washington reports the US Supreme Court affirmed a Illinois high court ruling upholding a statute raising futures dealing fees from 100 to 140 dollars. The opinion by Justice Fuller affirmed the decree with Justices Brewer and Peckham in dissent. A separate notice informs Masonic Temple subscribers that the first subscription is now due to Secretary JB Dubreul.
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United States Supreme Court
Superme Court
State of
Ulinois
Alfred G. Booth
Illinois
Todhiy
Justce Fuller
Justicss Brewer and
Peckham
Masonic Temple
Shonm Lodge No. 225
JB. Dubreul
Botkin
Udy
Mr. Dunning
Senting
Excursions via the Santa Fe for round trips
March 4 excursion offer with tickets to Arkansas Arizona New Mexico California Oklahoma Indiana Territory and Texas and points east of Rocky Ford. One fare plus $2 for round trip. Tickets valid 22 days from issue. Liberal provisions allowed. See agent at depot for details.
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Arkansas
Ariacna
New Slecio
California
Oklahoma
Indiana
Texas
Rocky Ford
San Pris
Seige
Agen
North Topeka News Highlights Local Happenings
In Topeka notices set forth staffing shifts at Costley and Post Hoboken moves and local sales at Kansas Avenue shops. The Bethany Reading Circle meets at Welman’s on Kansas Avenue. Amity lodge 20 plans conferring on four candidates. A funeral for Samuel Mooney is noted with burial in Topeka cemetery. Various travels and visits to St Louis St Joseph and Craughan AR are mentioned along with a Santa Fe ticket sale to California and other points. Aji announcements record meetings, social events, and a Washburn College academy class gathering with guests and entertainment.
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Seanaen Ree
Iisiine
Mma F. Dreyer
Nettie
Costey & Post
de Tudy
Hoboken
Mary Hohnbaum
Costley & Post
Nde
Kansas Avenue
Banta Fe
Bethany
Sire, Welman
Amity Lodge
Wmn
Flieder
Edna Staptes
St. Louis
Craughan
Charles Schitling
Virginia Hunt
St. Joseph
Libby Evans
Lucy Rivasive
Versalies
Samuel Moony
Madison Street
Topeka
Fred Pearson
Parsons
T. J. Pearson
Jaytson Street
Herington
Santa Fe
California
Mantaha
Utel
Raenor
P.M. James, Jr
Union W. C. T. G
Baptist Church
W. B. Hutchinson
Frank Stitt
Pomona
Kam
Arthur Stitt
Lawton
F Fraser
Fider
Lew Wraser
West Eighth
North Topeka
James A. Troutman
Button
Halph
Julian
Kiva
Clay Clark
Van
Leonn Newell
Elmer
Albin Carlson
Jerhice
Alberta Yost
Daniel Mark- Barn
Narcisea Zinn
Grace Page
Academy
Washburn
Monroe Street
Cimes
Poth Denke
Edith Guild
Lettie Ce
Cather
Bodwell
Ide Ainsworth
Elen Moyer
Theodora Sodwell
Katherine
White House Statement Urges Federal Appointees to Avoid Party Politics
Washington March 3 The president reaffirmed that federal appointees must refrain from active factional work and avoid sectional political activity. Major Hogan said he would withdraw his bid for internal revenue collector in Illinois southern district to stay engaged in state politics.
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White Furr
Major Hogan
Lilinois
Ute
Mmligals
Congress
Nis
Itliinds
Wors
Hlinvis
Steie
Nebraska Players Here Will Play Basketball Tonight at M. Co. A
Nebraska university players arrive for a noon game at Lawrence against the M. Co. A. team. The squad, led by center Wars, Griges, Steves, backs McCauley and Fisishman, Botkin, is set for a fast, hard contest in a tense season stretch. The news item blends with unrelated legal and ad content on the same page.
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Nebraska
M. Co. A
Nebraska Wimversity
Lawrence
Homie
Haskell
Wars
Griges
Steves
McCauley
Fisishman
Under Water Continues Disrupting Rail Roads and Flooded Streets
Trains like the southwesterLimited and the Chicago express delayed as floodwaters rise across the region. Lines south of the city are submerged, with several bridges washed out and passengers evacuated to safety. Delays stretch for hours as the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and other routes report flood damage and halted services.
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Floehester
Talon Derek
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Chicago Express
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N. Y
Mtarcie Jansch Valley
Waele
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Weer Hill
Been
Middletown
Passengers Rescued After Empire State Express Flooding
Passengers on the Empire State Express were taken from parallel cars by row boats at night to save them from drowning as the train stood partially submerged on rails near the Hudson. All were rescued, with care at nearby hotels and transfers to boats and rolling trains along the Lake Shore line beyond Hudson.
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New York Central
Empire State Express
N.Y
Hudson River
York
Albany Saturda
State Express
Castleton
Rolley
Stalin
Tve
Lake Shore
Hudson
Big Orchestra Coming to Amistorium on Tuesday
An ambitious concert tour brings the Chicas Symphony Orchestra under conductor Adolph Rosenbecker to the Amistorium on Tuesday, March 25. Solo violinist John Van Ord and solo cellist Frank Wagner headline with soprano Ragnar Linne and tenor C Towne. The group recently played four concerts in San Francisco, Denver, and more, drawing large crowds and sparking a permanent festival interest in Denver’s orchestral scene.
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Chestra
Amistorium
Chicas Symphony Orchestra
Adolph Rosenbecker
John van Ord
Frank Wagner
Ragner Linne
C Towne
Bun Francisco
Mosenbeckers
Sam
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Denver
Denyer
Tad Hk Symphony Orchentes
Denverites
Ministerial Union backs enforcement over fines in Topeka
The Topeka Ministerial Union tabled Dr McFarlain’s resolution commending Dr Fisk at Washburn college and urged Mayor Parker to enforce the law against liquor sellers. A near vote of 15 to 11 reflected division over city policy as clergy condemned fines or license-based crime toleration and called for stricter enforcement.
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Topeka Ministerial Union
McFarlain
Fisk
Washburn College
Countermine
Dr. Fisk
Charles M. Sheldon
Packer
Coxhoe Epa
Bayer
Mr. Minyor
SSG
Teone ‘Constiatinee
Pete Poe
Tyrone
Wheat and corn edge after mixed market opening
Chicago reports opening wheat trading with bearish bias on favorable winter wheat weather and lower cables. Corn showed cautious buying amid reasonable weather and weaker receipts, while oats and provisions moved variedly with early strength in some contracts. Timothy price listed at $6.40.
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Tone Smiths
Stas Oe
UL Inter
Milnes Apolin Ay
Duluth
Clon
Iso Lower
Mt Teuzene
Cliemeget
Stutietien
Tee
Svete Geullite
Aiedetlae
Marge
SuEeMite
Uae
Hye
Teltle
Sway
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets March Report
Chicago and Kansas City markets show cattle receipts and varying hog, sheep, and cotton activity. Receipts include 60 head of Texans and mixed feeders with prices fluctuating. streams note higher hog values and mixed trend in cattle, with shipments and futures outlook amid Western and Southern markets.
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Chicago
Chiew
March
Kansas City
ROO Eni
Izprar
Jus Huener
Texas
Joe
Bulk of
Glen
Teay R
Teay R. | S8oilan Packers
LIONS
Tuedlder
Geter Dient Suevelsy
Samsaaln
Birok
SBE Necelnts
Muilions
Tange Wethere
Bane
Grain Letter Furnished by A G Goodwin Merchant
Grain letter from A G Goodwin Com mission Merchant discusses wheat prices on Liverpool cables and Chicago futures. Notes demand for hard wheat and export prospects, referencing market outlook and cash trades.
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A. G. Goodwin
Rasnae Avenue
Market Gossip From A Grain Market Report
Market gossip notes grain prices and futures with Wheat and Corn in focus. Mentions March deliveries, closing cables, and various price levels while signaling cautious trading after initial gains and overall steady to lower tones as traders weigh supply and demand signals.
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