Married man seeks aid and pardons board changes headline
A western Kansas bachelor who urged officials to marry him for aid reports a marriage on February 2 but no increase in aid. Governor Morrill rejects a protest to replace Sol Miller on the pardons board, appointing J. White after a Brown county altercation incident. Kansas wood curiosities push state unity. Farm land demand rises with Brown and Labette county sales showing strong cash and offers, including Brown county farms at 7,000 cash and 11,000 offers.
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Amy Differentes
Statehouse
Western Kansas
State Aid Commissioners
Sud
Sid
Hiawaths
Atjecots
Sol Miller
Pines
Hiawatha
Morrill
J. N. White
Sol Millee
Board of Pardons
White
Brown County
Whits
Kansas Farme
Breidenthal
Kansas
Labette County
Sore
Carter
Political Buzz and Appellate Court Moves in State
Kansas residents hear of Beut Murdoc visits in Copeland, new clerks seals for appellate court ready, and debates over Senator Householder impeachment. Beloit cottage contract holder James M. Berry resides at Jewell City. governor’s office aide Hull’s father dies in Highland Park. Legislative figures Eckstein and McCarthy push travel and pay changes. National Soldiers’ Home in Leavenworth sends $32 donation. Court clerks reorganize from Wichita to Topeka with new appointments. stationery needs set, while house baking powder debates drift in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Beut Murdoc’c
Eldorane Republican
Copeland County
Lease
Senator Householder
James M. Berry
Beloit
Jewell City
Chas. W. Hull
Highland Park
Otto Eckstein
Wichite
Topeka
Kansas City
C. McCarthy
Jefferson County
National Soldiers
Leavenworth
Morrill
Western Transit
Pletcher Oliver
State House
Collin Ville
Ono Excursion and
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Pacific Express Company
C. J. Brown
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Wichita
Ir. Scott
Frank I. Brown
Matter Mechanic
Hatch
Bradford
Dell Valentine
Frank Lockard
Secretary of State
Gambling case set for Thursday in police court
The gambling case involving Dom sl ughey Georodes Harry Jan ae and A. J. 1a, arrested in the Columbian building Sunday the 10th, will be heard Thursday in police court. A. Barobill serves $5 fines for infraction and non appearance results in forfeited fine. Alin Scott, colored, released after trial for stealing Aie McDowell's watch from her kitchen. There is no debt. habits of smoking persist. bus power and a beautiful will to keep for stacking. The bent 10c straight and 8 for cigar made.
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Aon A
Ae Dom
Slughey
Georodes
Harry Janae
A. J. 1A
A. Barobill
Nap Epine
Alin Scott
Aie McDowell
Dee T
North Topeka Trams and City News Chronicle
North Topeka items report Beloit visitor George Byars in the city Dr T H Reynolds travels to Meriden notes on local illnesses weather and rain counts. Mentions of politics votes and social events with church meetings funerals and a local accident. The piece lists many residents across streets and neighborhoods with brief health updates and community happenings.
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George Byars
Beloit
T. H Reynolds
Meriden
Ins Colburn
James Lacey
L McGrew
la Grippe
van Buren Street
J. H. Rigby
Monroe Street
Norris Street
Jennie McCartney
Valley Falla
J. P. Wilson
Fieldher
Rochester
Jones
Bones
Harry Moulton
Kansas City
W. Moulton
Kansas Avenue
Arnold
W. A. Peony
Hale & Evans
Tis
Garnett
M. T. Campbell
Misa Laura Gann
Okardie
Laurent and
Monroe Streets
George Stansfield
Boston
Annie M. Broderick
Deerils
Iliss Gertrude
Michigan
Methodist Church
Leavenworth
Mra
F. H. Morris
Good Literature Reading Circle
O. D. Skinner
Mathew Arnold
Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. A. Colemen
Clay Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Republican Party
North Congregational Church
Strong
Washburn College
Bessie L Root
Evans scoop on Kansas City election frauds shock wave
W A Evans a former Topeka reporter exposes Kansan City election frauds led by W A Bryans. Evans secures key witness Isaiah H Bradbury enabling indictment waves, recalls prisoner from Portland and brings him to Kansas City to provide exclusive scoop. Also mentions Lake Shore Michigan Southern railway ad copy and travel details.
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Topeka
Kansan City
W. A. Bryans
State JourNaLis
Kansas City
Evans
Kansasity
Isaiah H. Bradbury
California
Bradbury
North Topeka
Evana Evans
Grand Jury
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Chicago
Humphrey
Mainst
Kansas City, Mo
C.K Wilber
Lake Shore
Michigan
Main _ street
C.K. Wilber
W. PA
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Over fifty years the syrup soothes gums and quiets teething pain. Advertisement touts relief for colic and diarrhoea with a 25 cent bottle. Mentions Peerless Steam Laundry at 217 and 114 West.
Arbor Day Thoughts on One Great Oak Landscape
Charles Conrad Abbott argues against transplanting trees on Arbor Day, urging preservation of existing trees and natural growth. He recalls village streets, old meeting houses, and oaks near schools, praising tree worship and the long term value of shade trees over immediate profit. He concludes a single tree saved each year is excellent work and opposes mandatory Arbor Day legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conrad Abbott
Object of Arbor Day and its reform aim
The piece argues Arbor Day inspires a new era of tree planting and foresters, not mere celebration. It notes America’s shift from forest destruction to valuing trees, tracing Arbor Day to Nebraska and urging youths to foster a patriotic, practical love of wood growth.
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Nebraska
B. E. Fernow
The Blue Broods A Family Tree
The list pairs a group or role with a tree type in a playful pattern. The Wayne maker, the shivering poor, the epicure, the victim of stale jokes, the college athlete, the schoolteacher, the politician, and others are linked to various trees as symbolic matches.
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Wayne Maker
Coming Attractions at the Grand This Week
The Grand presents Herbert Cawthorne in A Dark Man tomorrow night with Hoey’s script and light fare. Madame Rhea guest stars Saturday with The Lady of Lyons matinee and The Parisans evening. A 4 to 6 reception for Madame Rhea at L M Crawford’s home prompts an early 1 30 matinee. Georgia Minstrels and The Black Crook are slated for later shows with other popular acts filling the Crawford house next week.
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the Flints
Crawford Opera House
Fiiute
Herbert L
Marina
Prof
Miss Flint
Ropatela
Flint
Fred Vesper
Vesper
Helrman
Bims
Flints
Wichita
St. Joseph
Cawthorne
Rhea
Herbert Cawthorne
Lyons
Madame Rhea
L. M. Crawford
Georgia Minstrels
Grand
Black Crook
Crawford House
Conference Changes Move Topeka Methodist Pastors
The Kansas conference at Leavenworth reassigns Topeka pastors. J Madison shifts from Kansan Avenue to Bur Tingsme. J Forseman of Burlingame takes Avenue. Chas Mivear moves Parkdale to Pomona. Chas Atherton to Parkdale. C B Dalton keeps status at Martin chapel to attend school. J A Stavely to pastor Martin chapel after Kuker University graduation.
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Topeka
Leavenworth
J. Madison
Kansan Avenue M. E
Bur Tingsme
J. J. Forseman
Burlingame
Avenue
Chas. Mivear
Parkdale Church
Pomona
Chas. Atherton
Parkdale M. E
C. B. Dalton
Martin Chapel
J. A. Stavely
Kuker University
Bald horse thief steals Mrs Casson’s team in Quinton Heights
A bald horse thief abducted a team from Mrs A H Casson of Quinton Heights while her hired man Avery Brown vanished. Sheriff seeks both thief and horses. Brown may have headed for Texas with the team. Brown described as a strong young man, about 20. Local search underway.
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Casson
Guinton Heights
Mra
A. H. Casson
Quinton Height
Avery Brown
Brown
Texas
Fesein Haw
Cesson
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Silver Lake
Rochester Coment
Reform School
Stout
Alvin Travis
HL. L. Sherburne
Starlodge No 31
National Teat Naig KO. T. M
Mr. Sherburne
Bix Little Iris
Bertha Bromm
Myrtle Betts
Grace Plummer
Eva Watt
Harvey
George
Willie Bromm
Charlie Ryder
Liuie Girl
Mr. Ingels
Rochester Cemetery
W. A. Evans
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Arbor Day Thoughts
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Arbor Day
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Desler
Kas
Foundry
Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
Geo. Burghart
Mand Ave
Sunflower Camp
M. W. of A
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West Fifth Street
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