Mrs Nation Plans Hatchet Brigade Return to Topeka
A letter from Mrs. Nation dated York Nebraska March 25 urges her hatchet brigade to assemble in Topeka on April 7 with weapons. She accuses city leaders of lax enforcement of a closing order and cites Governor St. John and the Kansas conflict. The missive calls for forceful action to defend homes and virtue, promising to make Topeka a center of the movement.
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Topels
Sigur Rarker
Unikota Taxetan
Gromier
Topeka
Apell
Public Ownership Debate Shapes Spring Local Election
A call has been issued for citizens to attend a town meeting on municipal ownership of public utilities. Republican and city candidates are listed, with nominees from wards and a focus on control of sewerage and city services. Registration has been light as of early March.
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Olay Center
Oley Center
Kus
Nacional All Hall
Iter Willitien
Coun
Asnet
Onc
Citizens’ Convention
Sam Fer Mit CO
Vig Blake
le Me Chesney
Soemdwart
W. Rhe Wittems
Samm Langworthy
Augwand
Teng
HT Carter
Fermion Sremencioied
God
B.C. Billett
Bulgarian Rebels Attack Turkish Guard in Nerva District
In Constantinople on March 7, Bulgarian revolutionists attacked Turkish guards at Nerva in Djumabele, suffering two killed and several wounded while Turks reported no casualties. Military and civil official deportations continue daily. Four persons arrested in Fuad Pasha case begin proceedings. The sultan has ordered sentences for Fuad Pasha and Nazim Pasha: degradation and imprisonment replaced by exile. Nazim Pasha was noted for leading a literary club.
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Bulgaria
Constantinople
Nerva
Djumabele
Fuad Pasha
Sultan
Nazim Pashi
Democratic State Convention Call for Kansas Delegates 1907
The Democratic state convention for Kansas is called at the Throop Hotel in Topeka with delegates apportioned by county votes for Bryan 1900 and Fugate electors. Nominations will follow a set order, beginning with the two year term associate justices and ending with the superintendent of insurance.
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J. Mack Love
Democratic Committee
Sed
W. H L. Pepperell
Republican Committee
Democratic State Central
Throop
Topeka
Democrats of
Kansas
Wichita
Sunthoene Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ongr
Pethor
Bryan
Joseph Bfugate
Eat
Wichite
Woodson
Wyandottr
Bach County
Conventen
Wih &l
Mace of
Kanes
Walictitis
Geleraive
Meeting of League to Be Held in St Louis
The Western Reciprocity League plans a May or June St Louis convention to form a national body. Governor Stanley and Congressman Long lead the reciprocity drive, with Kansas set to be at the forefront as manufacturing and business interests rally.
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St. Louis
Stanley
Chicago
Western Ecclprecity League
United States
Congressman Long
Congress
National
Kansas
Hulu
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Kingsland i
Western Association
Deutschland Arrives Plymouth and Prince Henry Plans Kiel Visit
Deutschland reached Plymouth at 12 30 PM and sailed to Cherbourg and Hamburg by 1 05 PM. Prince Henry, drowned, rested after U S visit and spent time on the bridge with officials. Emperor William and Empress attended Kiel Schloss before planning to meet Prince Henry at Cuxhaven and board the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Kiel.
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Plymouth
Eng
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Henry
Hardy
United States
Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Kiel Schloss
Cuxhaven
Prince Henry
Prussia
von Thomson
Fourth Marine Artillery
Marine Band
Hela
Kiely
State committees to prepare a roster by May nineteenth
The notice directs that at Concordte not later than May nineteenth, state committees should prepare a roster of all those entitled to participate in the preliminary station at the convention. Signed by J Mack Love and W H Pepperell as Secretaries.
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J. Mack Love
W. HE. L. Pepperell
Topeka Notes and Local Happenings Roundup
Topeka items report a mix of social events and civic updates. Mrs Anna Eva Fay appears in town as a stage attraction while the Democratic Flambeau ball is set for Steiner’s Hall. Local construction, police activity, and business notes round out the day’s briefs with school changes, rail announcements, and a special Mack brand whisky billboard note.
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Democratic Flambeau Club
Steiners’s
Hibbard
Topeka
Kansas City
Wild College Avenue
Elbridge Higgins
Marshall
Fred Nixon
Santa Fe
Topeka Choral Union
Anna Eva Fay
Crawford
Chicken Pool
Homer Bowman
Frank Merriam
College Avenue
Republican County Central Committee
Old Court House
John Wagner
Clay County
Christ Hospital
Wagner
Association of the Kansas Medical College
Copeland Hotel
Crawford Theater
J. W. Robins
H. A. Mudge
Robins
Cleburne
Tex
Mary Wilkins
Bethany College
Meta Hankleton
Bishop Millspaugh
Bethany
Duet le
Willam A.neiswanger
Investment Trust Company
Tennett R. Wheeler
Nelswanger
Warren Street
Coffee and Health Advice From a St. Louis Man
A St. Louis man recounts suffering knee stiffness and rheumatic pains that improved after quitting coffee and using Postum. He claims health improved over 18 months and credits Postum with curing stomach and heart trouble in others, urging others to stop coffee.
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Barnes
Chronic Weakness Editorial Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An 1901 Medical Panel editorial argues many people suffer weakness from poor digestion rather than organic disease. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the proper remedy, praising convenience, lack of alcohol, and broad benefits to energy, appearance, sleep, and mood, with marketing in highlights and price.
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Medical Panel
Stuart
Rrmedien
Deana
Steece
I A. Seo ‘Co
Maretial
Mich
ORGANIZE AT SANTA ROSA Pintado Copper Mining Co formed
Articlon of incorporation filed with J. Reynolds secretary of New Mexico for the Pintado Copper Mining Company of Santa Rosa. Shares held by H. Tageart Armwon Weeks and W Weta, with aims to mine mill smelt copper and other ores and to construct roads and transport networks in the region.
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Philroade
Bone
Fire destroys Denketh Hall at Bryn Mawr College
Fire at Bryn Mawr College last night razed Denketh hall, the campus prize building erected at 190000 with contents valued above 25000. Seventy residents in Denbergh hall faced theft fears as losses threaten finances and Rockefeller offer of 250000 aid.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
Lastaight
Denketh Hall
Denbergh Hall
Thomas
Denbeigh Hall
Erste Fh
Siva
John J, Rockefeller
England and Ireland react to Methuen capture in Boer War
London and Dublin report mixed reactions to Lord Methuen's capture. A London correspondent notes rising sympathy for the Boers, while an Irish Nationalist letter in the Times disassociates from demonstrators. English voters favor independence for the South African republics and seek a swift end to the war.
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New York
London
the Tribune
House of Commons
Lord Methuen
Wan
Times
Almort Cartain
Trna
South African
Delarey
England
Ireland
Pedro Carrines Honored For Unbiased Sheriff Duty
Santa Rosa March 17 Pedro Carrines of this town has been applauded for depree sheriff service, serving the same county for years and earning full satisfaction. The community commends his impartiality and steadfast commitment to duty without favor.
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Santa Rosa Marth
Pedro Carrines
Santa Fe
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