Mayor Harrison Favored in Topeka Campaign
In Topeka, backers of Mayor Harrison claim his nomination is assured with strong showing in the First and Second wards and optimism across the Fourth. They accuse Fellows supporters of false promises about $15,000 in treasury funds while Harrison touts prudent, businesslike city management and work creation for the needy, urging voters to avoid pre election pledges and back Harrison.
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Harrison
Harrigan
Vetera
Pacpia
Starn
Fellows
Martin
Mharrison
M Harrison
Topeka
Suffragists Defeated in Illinois Township Vote
Illinois suffragists faced defeat in the senate as they failed to extend voting rights to township officers. Delegates from Chicago pressed for reconsideration after a near miss, needing 26 votes but achieving only 25 in favor and 13 against, with two key senators abstaining.
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Illinois
Gatstag
Senate
Coun
Chicago
Tailoring Company Offers Spring Salting Bargains
Kansas business Kanses agenus announces Mayberry Tailoring Company at 713 ae hosts a sale with prices around 17 50 and promo noting May 6 as a key date.
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Mayberry Tailoring Company
Tomorrow's Primary The Offers to be Filled and Other Necessary Information
The Republican primaries for the city election will be held tomorrow at multiple ward polling places from o'clock to 7 p m to nominate a mayor city clerk city attorney city treasurer one councilman per ward and one member of the board of education per ward plus central committee members and at large members. Women may vote for all offices. Australian ballot system used. Supervisors named for each precinct include Derth Aeron Sheets W E Stewart A C Davis Ed Hawes George Gerbrick Leroy Currie E H W Euler Geo W Veale Cate Johnson John Putman Thomas Lloyd D C Naylor Bilas Rain James Ramsey S P Hawkins Otis Hungate J F Snyder and A Barton.
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Pracinota
Board of Education
City Central
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Justices of the Peace and
Consteen
Crawford County
Ween
Monroe
Ed Hawes
Jefferson Street
George Gerbrick
Fourth
Branner
Leroy Currie
Bixth Avenue
H. W. Euler
Veale
Geo. W. Veale
Tenth Avenue East
Cate Johnson
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
John Putman
King and
Clay Streets
Thomas Lloyd
Huntoon
Lincoln Streets
D. C
State Reading Circle awards two big book contracts
The State Reading Circle Board, in session with the state superintendent, awarded Ginn & Co. of Boston the Teachers' Reading circle contract for two books and Educational Publishing Co. the Pupils' Reading circle contract for twelve books. Pupils’ sets cost $1250 each, with about 1,500 sets planned. Several thousand dollars will go to the contracting firms. agents from major book companies attended the meeting.
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State Reading Circle Board
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ginn & Co
Boston
Reading Circle
Educational Publishing Company
Danites Draw Big Grand Audience With Repeated Showings
A large Grand theater audience applauded The Danites with praise for the company and Miss Patrice ONeill. The review highlights Rankin's Canuck and Patrice ONeill, noting strong dramatic instinct and limited critique, while announcing repeats tonight and a matinee featuring Oliver Twist and a Copperfield adaptation Little Emily. Mansfield announces securing Harrigan's New York theater on a long lease with immediate possession.
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Alexander McGee
Mr. Rankin
Patrice O'Neill
Nancy Williams
Miss O'Neill
Mansfield
Concmets
Ohio
Richard Mansfield
Harrigan’s
New York
Spring dress goods bargain sale listed prices
An advertisement touts tennis flannels and new dress goods in light colors at deep discounts tomorrow and Monday. It promotes 36-inch cashmeres, 46-inch all wool Henrietta, 66-inch damask, and Turkish and linen linens with price cuts, urging comparison of quality and value.
Carpet and Curtain Sale Continues This Week
We con tinue for an other week the sale in this depart ment at prices mentioned in last Sunday's Capital. You can save 10 to 15e a yard on Carpets, 5 to 10¢ a yard on Mattings, and corresponding prices will prevail on Curtains, Curtain Goods, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Linoleums.
Handkerchiefs and Shirting at Sale Prices
Handkerchiefs with hemstitch or embroidered borders offered at 6 cents, many 10 cent values, some 12 1/2 cent. Twenty pieces of heavy Shirting priced at 9 cents per yard, regular price 12 1/2 cents. Choice of items available.
Topeka Theatre Bids and Union News Update
Attention to mail orders for Ellen Yaw at Grand Opera House Tuesday night. Miss Yaw, last seen in Topeka, brings a wide vocal range with Maximilian Dick. seats go on sale tomorrow. Herbert Cawthorne stars in A Dark Man Wednesday, with praised comedian Cawthorne and strong company. plus A B U remains active in Topeka, reuniting veterans of the Pullman strike and listing current officers. Kansas patent notices and Osage county bar congratulates B Bradford on appellate clerk appointment.
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Herbert Cawthorne
Ellen Roach Yaw
Grand Opera House
Miss Yaw
Maximillian Dick
Cawthorne
Slep
Topeka
Joe Cawthorne
Patti Rosa Company
B. Bradford
Osage
Pessiera
Bradford
Osage County
Insanity Trial Ends As Mrs Himmell Is Released
Mrs. Maggie Himmell wife of George Himmell of 1828 Filmore street was tried in probate court yesterday for insanity but released. She is forty nine years old. The complaint was by the family citing threats to kill herself and years of odd behavior. She appeared sane at trial and the jury discharged her.
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George Himmell
Maggie Himmell
Filmore Street
Himmell
Topska Shirt Meeting Co Spring Styles and Tailoring Ads
M shirts and fine colored shirtings offered by Topska Shirt Meeting Co. Spring styles and business suits priced at 17.50. Mayberry Tailoring Co advertises copper tea kettles at Shelden's, 713 Avenue.
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Mayberry Tailoring Company
Shelden'a
Dressinghams Styles by Amoskeag at Low Prices
Dressinghams offer pretty styles in Amoskeag make. Worth eight cents a yard. Tomorrow and Monday only six cents.
First Session of New Appellate Court In Topeka
The new appellate court will hold its first session in Topeka on the first Tuesday in June with the docket to be prepared by April first. Forty cases already assigned. This item notes preparations for the court and the existing docket. Beckstrom Promotes Wall Paper Designs
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Mew
Topeka
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Beckstrom
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Kansas City
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Sherman
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