Rosecrans Laid to Rest in Elaborate Funeral Service
Major General W. Rosecrans is laid to rest in Punera with a funeral attended by thousands. A procession from city hall to the Cathedral featured special military honors led by General Tast, with a full military guard and bands. Clergy from many areas joined the service as shots and tolling bells marked the solemn rite.
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Bas Ancelom
Cal
W. &. Rosecrans
Bier Atte
Winte
Last
Bikhral
Montgomery
Wignal Parse
Sol. Herry and Ster
A. C
Seventh Infantry
Igiezerioni
Sons of Veterans
Cones Trderaten
Nawiciation
Grand Army
Sip Mupuldic
Loyal Rugion
Ee League
Es Riderness Horae
Known by Her Teeth Identified in Chicago Fire Ruins
The body recovered from yesterday's blaze was positively identified as Mrs Mra Harris by her son who noted the unique tooth arrangement. Authorities fear out of town customers of Olmstead and Sweet Wallach may be among the dead or missing, as several workers connected to the firm were not seen since the fire.
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Chicago
Tof Mra Mle. Harris
Mra. Harris
Shotter
Cesar Raptdle
Olmsteady and Sweet, Wallach Company
Witer
Ubermlsain
M. Peterson
Gierle
Omnietsad Scientitie
Come
Watking
George
Olmstead Company
Local Topeka Store Aids Inquiries As Fire Crew Quells Blaze
Local notices describe Dr Albert Rose and FM Hose tending a scene in Topeka after a barn fire. Firefighters arrived late, damage reported as trifling, with the dwelling occupied. An Indianapolis physician touts a rheumatism remedy and a patent cure for coughs and colds claims.
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Albert Rose
Ettensen
Topeka
Jock
Winchester
Nine Little Pickaninnies at the Court Bench
A historical court scene unfolds with Judge Atchison presiding over nine Pickaninny defendants. The crowd, including Officer Rucker, witnesses a sequence of comical arrests and pleas as each boy is processed. The judge, moved by the youngest, frees the group amid mock chaos and a departing Irish jailer.
Topeka Society Hosts Pretty Home Wedding
A refined social event occurred Wednesday as Miss Eleanor Gertrude Evarts and Mr. Edwin Clinton Fox wed at Mrs. G. C. Wilmarth’s home owing to illness in the Evarts family. The ceremony featured Miss Petie Latham at the organ and a warm gathering of Topeka’s church and social circle with many bright gowns and familiar faces.
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Eleanor Gertrude Evarts
Edwin Clinton Fox
Marrage
Linus Blakesley
Fittie Ribbon
Mary Gladner
Tesate Ineher
Mrs. Everts
Harrold T. Cartiridge
Belle
Knowles
Mr. Fox
Topeka
Buchanan Street
Invitations issued for a cent eliday event March 25 at Greens avenue
Linley issues invitations for a cent eliday gathering on March 25 at 105 Greens avenue. The item mentions assorted social activities and names several attendees, including Miss Anna Cuff, Miss Daisy Lawrence, and a long list of guests and family connections in Topeka and nearby areas.
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Linley
Greens Avenue
W_ C_ Cam
Topeka
Washington
Boc
Geo. Crawford
Tittleson
Crawford
Slater
J. D. Lewis
Anna Cuff
Mills Adams
John Jenkins
Robert Lott
Harry Pettit
John Eed
Jesse Larimer
Join Edy
Charlie Wookworth
Frank Corel
Francis Manley
Philip Miller
John Smith
Babe Osten
Dr Embree Leaves for Bridgeport After Telegram Request
Dr Embree departs quietly amid a sudden telegram from Bridgeport asking him to preach there next Sunday. The packing is unfinished. His three children are sent to Lawrence, and he will likely return soon to finish moving household effects.
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Bridgeport
Pr. A
Embree
Topeka
Cann
Mis Contrecution
Porhp
Sevesth and
Taylor Streets
Topeka Homeopathic night school news and events
A jumble of local notices reports and announcements from Topeka area life. J W W Curtis visits his brother and plans. A summer residence on Eleventh and Tyler streets. Grant Mead Leonard Wardin Lakeview visit. Temperance address in Holton and agrarian volunteers meeting. Marshall’s band concert at the Opera House. Father Bitler visits Beloit church. German play Our Guests at Arion hall. Gongs Higgins buys Washington Watchman. A five gallon cider sent to Oscar Swayze at the court house disappeared. Frank Dignon fractures left arm. Richard Dolman sues Santa Fe Railway for 20000. Judge Hazen rules on a Hew THal care. Mrs Craddock verdict after insult. Kansas Medical College commencement invitations. Lake View club presented a hunting scene picture. W H Alston and F Z Went to Pittsburg mines. David Overmyer to address Kansas Medical College graduates. RS Magee faculty address. Republican city center committee endorses Edward Wilier for school board. Lincoln circle to host fundraisers. Ball and chain remark from John Cover provokes police.
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Topeka
J. W W. Curtis
Tr &Curtin
Istue
OUP
J. W. Batley
Eleventh
Tyler Streets
Grant Mead
Leonard
Charice Wardin
Lakeview
James Troutman
Holton
Seerstent
Agrusian Volunteers
Williamsport
Oscar Swayze
Court House
Frank Dignon
William Dignon
Madison Street
Richard Dolman
Santa Fe Railway Company
Hazen
Lena Cragdock
Craddock
Kansas Medical College
Library Hall
Lake View Club
W. H. Alston
Went
Wear Coal Company
Pittsburg
Kaos
David Overmyer
Kankas Medical Collgee
RS Magee
Kare
Bn Py Us
Ierion Amet
Edward Wilter
Miller
Ladies of Lincoln Circle
Asso
Anti Cartoon Bill Profiles in Senate Fight
A garbled March 17 note from a Providence or similar paper references a anti cartoon bill, a senate judiciary clash and disrupted naming. The fragment hints at political contention and possible resistance to the bill amid unclear attribution and place.
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Filsworth
Senate
Ominous move signals looming war as Maine officers depart
The Fifth Page continues with officers from Maine sailing on the Pinot line steamer Olivette via Tampa to their home destinations after the explosion and delays. Lt G F Holman, Lt J T Blandin, Lt Albert W Catlin, Lt George Blow, Cadet Washington, Cadet Crenshaw, and Boatswain Larkins head home until further orders. Catlin to report to Washington by telegraph. Governor Russell says North Carolina can furnish 245 000 men if hostilities arise, McKinney had asked for a count and the governor replied 215 000.
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Maine
Pinot Line
Olivette
Tampa
G. F. Holman
New York
John T. Blandin
Baltimore
Albert W. Catlin
Newburgh
George Blow
Chicago
Washington
Goldsboro
N.C
Crenshaw
Greenville
Ala
Boatswain Larkins
Philadelphia
Raleigh
N. C
Russell
Preaient McKinney
Atste
Marines Rush to Enlist 473 More Men at New York
An order from Washington calls for 473 additional Marines. A detachment of 33 Marines was sent from the marine barracks in New York to join the cruiser Newark at League Island Navy Yard. A jacket detail from Richmond at League Island was moved to Jersey City by tug.
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New York New York
Karrmicka
New York Navy Yard
Newark
League Island Havy Yard
Richmond
League Island
Jersey City
Marine Barracks
Washington
Spanish Bonds Advance and Cuban Insurgency News
Spanish bonds rose with 43 at sp 16 and 49 trading around 75.80 as Madrid and London markets opened. In Cuba, Gen Gomez sends a mission to insurgent chiefs amid planned operations against Besieged forces, with Spanish generals ordered to trap insurgents near Manical. U S fleet proximity reportedly interferes with Spain’s Cuban commerce.
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Wight
London
Madrid
Havana
Key West
Fla
Maximo Gomez
Cuba
Ger Pando
Santiago de Cuba
Castellanos
Teneque
Menical
Capote
Cebreco
Puerto Principe
U. S
Spain
United States
Rey
A Knockdown at Rowley Snow’s Drug Store
Dr J Mulvene and Dr HF Klemp quarreled at Rowley Snow’s drug store around 9 pm. Klemp followed Mulvane from behind, grabbed his arm, they fought, and Mulvane knocked him down. Mulvane says years of abuse from Klemp left him with no option but to defend himself. A brick doe was killed by an electric car near the fire station.
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Klemp
Hin
Dr Flowers Lecture Arrives In Topeka For Two Days
Dr R C Flower a renowned Boston physician visits Topeka staying at the Throop Hotel to see patients and friends through Friday at 1 pm He delivered a highly praised lecture at the New Crawford admired for wit humor and practical medical guidance detailing how to stay well slim and cheerful for women and men alike.
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R.C. Flower
Boston
Topeka
Throop
Frewer
New Crawford
Folner
Jean
Dr. Flower
Wwe
Beng
Topolis
Legion
Throop Hotel
Wheat Market Report Reflects Bullish Tone and Weather Signals
Today’s market report notes a bullish trend in wheat with early strength due to favorable weather in the west and frost reports in California, while demand remains uneven. May contracts show resilience despite thin margins and scalper pressure, with prices advancing before retreating. provisions firm on firmer hog prices and wheat steadiness.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Board of Directors
Viv
Basie
Afl
Martiwest
Calfornia
Mggainet
Norn
May
Suse
Zac
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary Fragment
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed cattle and hog movement with receipts and price notes. Hogs about 2000 head, cows and bulls steady to lower. calves and feeders mixed. Kansas City highlights include steady best grades for cattle, Texas and western cattle steady.
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Toft
Beevers
Srvdane
Wenterna
DE Hetty
Kansas City
Kynawas City
Bogre
Texas
Salen
Wall Street Stocks and Market Prices Amid Unknown Turmoil
Traders tracked gains and dips across Saturday and Monday as stocks fluctuated and brokers reported shifts in prices. The scene referenced hedge tactics and pressures from unsettled rates, with industry voices noting possible manipulation and broad market uncertainty affecting futures and commodity values.
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the New Model Supply Store
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Kemper & Paxtons
Hettinger
Indianapolis
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Swift & Holliday
Kan
Ave
Cara
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Bil
Owens
Carbondale
Sivkagigny
Atchison
Attorney Bird
Chief Breele
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Stalian
Degg
Erin
North Topeka
Kimball Pty. Co
Selock
Courtney
Maud Trans
Great South Americas
Geo. W. Bransfeld
Klleen
Sim Drege Company
Kansas Avenue
Drugzista
Peka
J. H. Giese
Dundee
Dees Cherry
Ising Dewitts
G. W. Stansfield
Social and Personal
First Baptist Church
Mr. Thomas
Everett Hawley
Serena Pratt
Effie Haxen
Whitle
Lena Pratt
Rubinstein Smelody
Pratt
Lenna Short
King Lear
Guneril
Regan
Cordelia
Less
Miak Short
W. M. Shaver
Edne Parkhurst
Misa Virgiline Mulvane
Dora Furman
Wichita
Hutchinson
Frank
Portland
Oregon
J. W
Topeka Avenue
CE. Bennett
California
Helping Hand Society
First Congregational Church
Missie Atwood
F. A. Botsford
Bits Oe
Osage
Carol Baker
Myrtle M. Moore
Knappton
Margaret J. Witt
Polk Street
Edna Millee
Kate Adams
B. F. Williams
Lowman Mii
Margaret Mitchell
Marshall
Miss Hattie
Mise Barn Mins Lo Durnenit
Sian
Mabel Mell Mian
Blanche Cook
Lyde McCormick
Walter Shipman
Fred Brown
FP. A. Cowen
J. H. Booth
James Thompson
Clarence Holland
A. Stoner
Adams
Addie Jewell Newton
Mexico City
Newton
Harrison Street
J. E McLynn
Hayes City
A.blair
West
Prank Foster
Evan G
Orien Tan Cheam
Armiar
Tomity
Uebaaus
Piuy
DR. Embree
A. S- Embree
North Carolina
Gomez
DR. Flowers
Chicago Livestock
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Ieee
Geltrors
Sarmcerte
Imi
Bama
Phock
Gatensee
Liverpool
New Orleans
Galvenen
Pasesses Caton
W. A. Michael Commission Co
Ni Gesin
Amt Siecks
West i Ave
Ihe
Aed
CIA
Ucts
Spee
Tuilen
Tony
W. A. Bichael Commission CO
Topeks
M. Guhne
PAL National Wie
Wunion
Nario
National Stables
Gilebriat Bros
Preopra
Lees
Jackson St
Pires
Rene
Cheng
Shephant
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