Band Concert Tonight Attracts Frat Audience
A long-awaited annual band concert is expected to draw a sizable crowd tonight. Programs list works by Świeniawski and other composers, with soloists from local colleges slated to perform. The event follows a season of touring bands and winter cores, with tickets selling well.
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Happy Trad
Tollowski Lec
Holtzman Panrare
Pole Hembnice
Are ‘Miay
Olive Whiteley
K. A Baloom
Ute
Lewis
Selian Abner
Pulltan Opera House
Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment Story
A mother describes a infant’s scalp disease that began at three weeks, spreading and causing hair loss. After trying many remedies, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to healing, hair regrowth, and no recurrence after eight months. Letters from Elk River Minnesota and Web. 26, 1903 cited.
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Agred Eines
Brax
Elk River
Minn
Ryer
Bermuda’s Trade Stand Weakened Over Sugar Convention
The text notes that Bermuda did not propose to the legislature any measure to curb such imports in the interest of British trade because Bermuda was not a party to the Brussels sugar convention.
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Bermuda
London
Letilton
United States
Tary
Topela Horse Sale Ends Amid Fast Bidding at Fat Grounds
The second annual Topela Horse Sale wrapped Wednesday at the fat grounds as Colonel Sparks auctioned rapidly. Kentucky horses drew strong bids from out of town horsemen, with buyers including Joe Jarvis of Holton and J. J. McCormick of Zeandale purchasing multiple animals for sums ranging up to 890. Notable sales included Happy Joe, Electric Mash, Valencia McGregor, and Heir Mediim among others from Riverside and Weatherly farms, Brambier, Burlingame, and Meriden connections.
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Topela Horse Sale Company
Fat Grounds
Colonel Sparks
Kentucky
Joe Jarvis
Holton
Happy Joe
Riverside
Manors
J.C. Shimer
Anon
Dock
Weatherly
Enid
Okla
E& Farnsworth
Burlingame
J.B. Kemberlin
I. Dees Fergus, Jr
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Oakland Flash
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Brambier
Jor McCormick
McCormick
Zeandale
Kaidy
Brambiet
Blue Jay
Jessica
M. McCormick
Mayme B
Er Lady
J. T. Pritehand
Topeke
J. K. Wilson
Valencia McGregor
Pope
C.H. Samsm
Heir Mediim
Toho E. Lemberg
Meriden
Canal route unitation debate shapes Panama project cost
Washington hearings on the Panama Canal plan feature Prof. Burr outlining sanitation needs and waterworks for Panama and Colon. He estimates the project at about 2 million dollars and eight to nine years to complete, noting health and police cooperation are essential and disputing mortality figures and French excavation totals.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
William Fr. Burr
Panama Canal
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Hepburn
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Jennings to Have Charge of Weather Bureau Food Warnings
Director Jennings of the Government weather bureau will oversee establishing food warning stations in Kansas with Director O Connor of the Kansas City office heading the program. Jennings will select gauge sites on the Kansas streams. The weather bureau launch delays push completion into summer. Divorces filed include Joste Green from Harry Green and A Brown from Sarah Brown with seven cases dismissed. Japanese to Speak: Professor Henry Topping will address the Tekindapang Tabernacle Thursday evening.
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Nuit
Harry Green
Sarah Brown
A. Brown
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Tekindapang
Ee Tabernacle
Carnegie Gift to Washburn Funds New Library Building
Andrew Carnegie has pledged forty thousand dollars for a new library at Washburn College Topeka to be built of white stone and placed east of the observatory A generous gift noted by President Norman Plass with Justice Brewer and Attorney General Knox aiding negotiations The current library will be repurposed for administration and offices and construction may start this summer The gift is unconditional and separate from a separate million dollar endowment plan involving other western colleges.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Spooner
State University
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Whitin Ball
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Cooper Mineralogical Museum
Plast
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Woman Appointed Receiver in Landmark Bankruptcy Proceeding
In Hoboken case notes a woman, a recent law graduate, named by U.S. District Judge Holt to assume receivership duties for a dressmaker with a modest debt. The history making move marks the first female appointed to such a role amid ongoing bankruptcy actions.
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New York
United States
Holt
Dietrich inquiry resumes as Hastings witness faces charges
Washington March 16 The Dietrich investigation committee resumed its inquiry into charges against Senator Dietrich today. J R Wright formerly a Hastings post office janitor testified about alleged exorbitant charges related to removing post office fixtures from the G A R building to the Dietrich building. Wright denied knowledge of frauds, though district attorney summaries suggested he would testify to frauds. He claimed knowledge of a quarrel with Fisher, the appointed postmaster, with threats by Leopold Hahn to retaliate if needed over ten years and nineteen thousand dollars. Affidavits from Alexander Campbell and Dr John Cook were offered, denying conversations about the Hastings post office appointment. Dietrich then presented a statement about his Haxtlinge post office connection plus checks.
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Dietrich Investigation Committee
Dietrich
J. R Wrieht
Hastings
Wan
G. A. KR
Wright
Leopold Hahn
Omaha
Hahn
Fisher
Alexander Campbell
McCook, Neb
John Cook
Long Distance Telephones and Witnesses in Case
A cut and paste style notice references Long Distance Telephones and a five cent daily telephony service in Missouri Kansas Tel Gs. District property pass books and a bank adtognt are mentioned. Hastings subpoenaed A. Roher and a witness attendance is noted with a concerted adjournment. A testimonial claims relief from rheumatism with Ballard’s Snow Liniment.
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Hastings
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