Republican primary set to nominate city officials in Crawford County
The Mills-Adams Co reports a Republican primary on March 3 from 2 PM to 7 PM under the Crawford County system. Voters choose a mayor, clerk, city attorney, city treasurer, and ward councilmen with two polling places per ward along with education board and constable candidates.
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Crawford County
John McKinney
Jackson Street
Kansas Avenue
Eastman
Gordon Street
Topeka
W. E. Stewart
California wine industry shrinks as vintage yields drop
March 12 report shows California sweet wine production down 50 percent from last season. Tax and freight costs hinder shipping. vintners face higher costs to fortify their products. Listings include sherry and muscat saloons, generics and brandy from distilleries, along with Bucklen’s Arnica, advertised as the best cure all.
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Ban Pranciacs
Seyventh
Au-gust
Horsport
Walions Muscat
Walloon
Ex-President Cleveland Arrives at Hatters Feels Confident
Norfal Wa March 12 Ex President Grover Cleveland arrives at Hatters. He informs his wife he is safe and intends to stay a while then travel south. Rheumatism cured claims with a tonic bottle promotion. House votes to discharge most employes except specified officers. Local political note praises John L. Guy for justice of the peace re election. Jewel watches advertised at Kansas Avenue.
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Hatteras
Norfal
Grover Cleveland
Hatters
Princeton
N. J
Justice of the
Grover
Jefferson County
Shawnee County
North Topeka
John L. Guy
Office of Justice of the Peace
Bedon
Tromard
Topels State Journal
Eecey Ebae
Social whirl in Topeka as society guests gather
Recent Topeka society items describe Miss Theresa Ressington hosting forty ladies at a sprightly afternoon, with guests Isabel Peck and Miss Mulvane among those entertained. The column notes several small gatherings, card parties, and teas, featuring Topeka dignitaries, visiting guests, and local clubs, plus a wedding at the German Evangelical church and plans for future entertainments around town.
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Theresa Ressington
Isabel Peck
Mabel Foucht
Marnie Ertlinger
Calla Witt
Greele Norris
Florence van Tassel
Saure Downing
Lillian Hatfield
Nellie Neville
Vera Clauser
Dottle Houshtelling
Hiram Barker
George Barry
Howard Packer
Ray Wardall
Merle King
Bert Garvin
John Buchanan
Glen Hatfield
George ‘Thacher
Otto Keine
Max Wardell
Margaret Mulvane
Pearl Powleson
Myrtle Tetmore
Miss Mulvane
Miss Jemmore
Arlie Ewart
Ollie O'Brien
Virgiline Mulvane
Lou Bronsim
Edward McBride
Julius Weidlins
Frank Bennett
Willard Scott
J. E. Morgan
HS. Morgan
May Coulter
Theo. Stichenbacker
ML Plank
George Parsons
George Comstock
Bert Coult
Rickenbacher
Franke Plagi
Frank Bailey
Claude Coulter
Clyde Herstead
Foster Rickenbacher
Lillian Wuerth
Henry Hock
German Evangelical Church
John Wuerth
Wylde
Ste
Lena Werth
Sac Werth
Leavenworth
Brothers Banning Pursue Chicago Mayoral Race
The Chicago mayoral field includes brothers Thomas and Ephraim Banning, rival Republicans with a united platform. Both sit in the same firm, share routines, and vow to enforce law against vice if either is elected. Their unlikely alliance aims to present a unified Christlike plan for a quieter city.
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Chicago
Swift
Banning
Thomas
Ephraim
Brothers Banning
McDonough County
Ills
Huma
Shool
Thomas A. Banning
Ephrain Banning
Partnership &Nd
Thitedath
Thirtyfourth
McKinley
Na Hon
Astgew
Eulinda and George The Porter and a Shifting Heart
Eulinda confesses to love for George while calling him fickle and refined, as she weighs how appearance and manners affect her devotion. The dialogue explores how women justify affectionate fixation on a partner, balancing charm, flaws, and inner certainty in a dated social tone. The piece blends humor with a candid look at romantic ideals and social performance.
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Eulinds
Gaweo
Cronda
George
Eulinda
Dolly
Ulinds
Hulinds
Dean
Stan
Grant Crane
New York Journal
The Revenge of Years and the Whale's Triumph
A surreal item depicts a whale spouting in triumph as a character named Jondb responds with defiance. The scene shifts to coarse banter about hats and advertising, ending with a Cincinnati Enquirer frame about hats marked down from 44 cents to 4.11 dollars in a shop window.
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Jondb
Walt
Cincinnati Rnquirer
Warship Poster Frantic Commander Finds Loss at Sea
In a clipped New York press tone a naval commander rushes to the dry deck crying that the newly finished warship has fallen overboard and ends in a sobbing, baffled relief as critics question the poster art and its origin.
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New York
New Store New Goods New Prices
Chicago March 12 The English government is rumored to negotiate for beef supplies with Armour & Co and other firms including Cudahys and N I Fairbank for the British army. Armour asserts no new contracts were made locally and that orders come through the London office by cable with no new advices.
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Chicago
New York
Armour & Co
Cudahys
N. I. Fairbank
London
Cable
Stole Two Teeth by Portland Thugs From Diamonded Woman
Mrs Calvin of Portland arrived with two diamonds set in her front teeth. While alone at her sister's home, two men posed as plumbers, rendered her unconscious with a handkerchief, and forcibly removed a tooth to steal the diamonds. The incident occurred last Monday afternoon at 632 Kansas avenue.
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Portland
Calvin
San Francisco
Mrs. Calvin
Wheat Market Shifts Amid Rainy Trade and News
Chicago reports mixed wheat trading with a 144d drop and later partial recoveries. Early gains from bull sentiment faded as reports from Maio Indiana and Kansas suggest improving conditions. USDA-like figures show Minneapolis receipts and shipments with weather concerns and northern crop expectations shaping prices.
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Chicago
Maio
Indiana
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
St Paul
Market News Report Wheat Corn and Provisions Mixed Abroad
Four ports cleared equal to 125000 wheat with moderate milling and export demand. sea board outlook hinges on Crete news. Corn and oats held firm on better commission. receipts light and 125 car estimated for tomorrow. Cash cart strong. No 3 at 21s. Provisions very strong with higher demand and steady packer buying amid rising hog estimates of 13000 for tomorrow.
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Sea Board
Crete
Trong
Watsht
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