Warms Up As Council Race Scrambles In Second Ward
Democratic ties fray as A Burkhart resigns in Fourth Ward and Padgett contemplates quitting in Third Ward. Independent Green candidate Wolf gains momentum with party factions rallying behind turnout drives, registration books opened across wards for Mayday and Tuesday voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Durkhart
Nie Hice
J. M. Padgett
Hit
William Green
Green
Padgett
Joseph Grier
Atin Democratic Steand
Ferns
Boye
Rex
Ita
Bahalf
Wolf
G. Larimer Ang
Lily Friend
Mary
Moltiday
Sonlen Funda
Holt
Fe Carapusen
Bk Car
Fepiatratlyn Wepcalican
ACEET
Come Maittee
Republicat Clip Control
Counclim
Ediwation
Chas
Gepien
Iiss Heros Dngtead
Walt
Ade
Taneliner
Ts Witsir
Tueeiay
Jan Wert
Topelut Aventir
Varoun
Ube
Willem Green
Pettulin
Veill
Mtr. Geesn
Snyder
Hell
Bent Gorella
Ballot Printing Plan For City Election Details
The city will print about 125000 ballots to comply with Wy. Of these around 1100 will be needed, with two post book sets per election role and four ballot books per ballot type. Judges and clerks will manage separate records for general and bond elections and each ballot kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elpetbos
Girevon
Burrow's Bluff Turmoil Shapes State Committee Fight
Amid a Republican state central committee meeting, disputes over Mr Burrow's statement and possible withdrawal from the ticket surfaced. Accounts differ on whether he threatened to quit or simply urged for a suitable state chairman, with Hoch and Stubbs central to the backstage maneuvering and last minute shifts among district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Burrow
Stubbs
Sir. Burrow
Hoch
Mr. Burrow
R. 3
Alien
Clyde Miller
TA. McNeal Cout
Mansiip
Stubbe
Seth Welles
Allen
Allen Wan Hoth
Burton
Ucket
Tatem
Charles W. Hull
H. ©. Slumpson
Lincoln
Mr. Hoch
Pla
Excelsior Gas and Leases Raised in Topeka
A rough note alleges Excelsior Coke Company land near Topeka is being leased by J. Holliday and Colonel Weale as trustees for eastern investors. It claims the Gas company is not involved, urging cautious action and support for President Honday’s enterprise as a path to securing the people’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eultor Os
Topeka
J. Holliday
Thie
Weale
Atute
Niwaya Desiree Usao
Honday
Dusty Scene Clangs Through Quiet City Streets
In New Orleans on March 19 a cyclone warning unsettles residents as a scene blends crossfire of casual chatter about a duck hunter and a cane, with a fire aboard the Leland Minimo at the dock. The crowd speculates on tax wagons and a tepid police future as steam helps battle the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleana
Eles
Atlantern
Wales
Best Time for Blood Purification Now
There is a best time for doing everything that can be done best. Now is the best time for purifying your blood as the system is trying to purify it. You can see this in the males and other eruptions that appear on the face and body.
Hood's Sarsaparilia and Pills Advertised Remedy
Sarsaparilla and pills promoted as reliable medicines that thoroughly and agreeably work. Advertisements claim Hood's products are the medicines you have always heard recommended and promise sure, helpful effects appealing to aging readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
State election board extends senatorial contest to April
The state election board continued the senatorial contest from the Brown Doniphan district until April 5, the day before the First congressional district contest will be heard. The senasocials convention, set for March 23 next Wednesday, will thus have to endure another adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Election Board
Brown-Doniphan
Deaths and Funerals Notice from June A Fritts
Deaths and funerals notice for Mrs June A Fritts aged 65 of Topeka area. Funeral from train at 2 pm Sunday. Interment in Topeka county cemetery. Also notes Mrs SP Wheaton formerly of this city arriving from Grand Island Nebraska and to be buried in Topeka cemetery Monday at 2 pm. Mrs Wheaton born in Guernsey with long county residence. Transit service will run from Transstar station to Vinewood Park every 30 minutes tomorrow starting 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
SP. Wheadon
Grand Island
Ned
Hutch
Topeka
Lon Bronday
Wheaton
Guernsey
Standa
Bad
Coantry
Care
Transtar
Vinewood Park
Topeka Seeks Fair Freight Rates Through Santa Fe Meeting
Paul Morton second vice president of the Santa Fe arrives in Topeka invited by the Commercial Club to discuss freight rates to California. A committee will meet Morton in Lawrence and return to Topeka with him. Topeka seeks fairer rates, with local business leaders backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Senta Pe
Topeka
California
Totter
Paul Ron
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Lana
Hook Island
A. Cmtrd
Topel
Missouri River
Buoh
Lincoln and
Hisstings
Neb
Merton
Chicue
Tospeka
Californ
Watter
Jerson
Chamercial Club
Morton
Abi
Com~ Sonrelal
I. Anderton
William Connors
Crosby Bros
J.B. Betts
MC. Hotman
Western Woolen Millls
Jos. Bromich
Z. L. Cofran
Washburn Base ball Park Use Deal Draws Support
Kemper and Paxton report Washburn athletic board may lease the Washburn baseball park to a professional team for five years. Rail line pledges 200 for a grandstand and half maintenance. Washburn board to add 200 toward a grandstand fund of 300. Opening date set for May 6 with no clash with Washburn schedule. Also reports a New York March 19 fire at J R Horner firm. one fatally injured, ten jump to roofs, loss 50000. Annie Helwig rescued via a makeshift bridge. Also a jailed dog incident involving Van Seiver over a vicious dog on a wagon. a boy injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topabe
New York
J. R. Horner & Co
Annie Helwig
Trade trends in Manchuria before war show rising American ties
A historical report on Manchurian trade up to the war's start notes a steady rise independent of foreign investments and Fuss influence, with American trade growth in Manchuria surpassing other parts of China, boosting New Asia's importance to Chinese interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yinkow
Maron
Ommen
Manchuria
China
Russian order for 3000 railway cars for Russian Poland
Berlin telegram says the Russian government ordered 3,000 railway cars for delivery within six months. Other briefs report Andrew Carnegie plans, a hotel fire in Hugo Texas with deaths, and a Connecticut political convention set for May to pick delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Russian
Poland
Hugh Larimer Chosen Inspector at Sixth Avenue Macadam
County commissioners chose Hugh Larimer as inspector for Sixth Avenue macadam after prior moves and political dispute. W Fulton, Oklahoma editor, had been considered but Larimer secured the post after a realignment favoring his younger brother, who has worked as an engineer on Santa Fe construction. The position pays three dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
County Commission
Hugh Larimer
W. & Fulton
Fulton
Oklahoma
Sterne Larimer
Larimer
Santa Fe
Daily Humors and Local Notices Mix From Chicago to Topeka
A collage of jokes and quips from Chicago papers and local items reports smallpox in Topeka families Cluk and Grimes near the Eyrinnaras road Olden to Kansas City to preach at Aflen chapel A. M. E. church on the Christian Spirit modern humor and brief notices capture city life and regional events today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluk and
Grimes
Topeka
Eyrinnaras
Local notes and recruitment for county stone haul work
A fragment lists Lawrennn tll and Ut of Unley church service, calls for 21 teams to haul crushed stone, and invites workers to county commissioners on Sixth Street. It also advertises California farming prospects, a San Joaquin valley pitch, and mentions Schumann-Heink at the Auditorium with seats via Guild’s transfer station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrennn
Unley
County Commipstonern
California
San Joaquin Valley
T. le
Churches in town host broad Sunday services and notices
Multiple local congregations list Sunday and evening services at First Church of Christ Scientist Second United Presbyterian First Cumberland Presbyterian and others with sermons readings and youth programs. Details include subjects Real ity Life The Law of Self Denial and Ready for Westminster along with times and locations at various streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church of Christ
Scientist
West Ninth Street
Wei Iy
Publc
Christian Science
Ipso
Genco Cuthehead
Kehtty
Carter
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Oakland Presbyterian Chuseh
Rev
S. A. AM
Pete Preniic Eervice
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Potwin
Huntcon
Polk
Cielo
West Eighth Eine
Pitth
Harrisons
County Convention Arranges Caucuses and Prayers
The county central committee schedules a county convention with caucuses in Ward rooms and city precincts, naming representation by ward and city precinct. Delegates meet April 7 to elect two-year county representatives while religious services follow at local churches with sermons by Rev. Renwick and Rev. Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satur
Piarshant
Batuany
Evans
Eure
Firat
Finevent
Teneka Tir
Bewind
Fiumbeau
Tric
Obeteichs Coal Office
Mieurt
Rotel Throop
Orth Ma Anny Neraee Cars
Milter
Deh Jen
North
Onunga
Linn Creek
Mencken
West Soldies Atherty
Monminny
Pictvate Oakland
Art Rickie South Wittman
LM. Penweli
County Central Committee
AE OW
County Central Commitee
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
A garbled list of property transfers shows multiple grantors and grantees with various sums such as 2000 and 1400 dollars. Parcels appear on Van Buren Avenue Sixth Avenue Lane and Duff Buchanan Street among other streets, with additions named Horne and Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af. C. Thorson
C. J. Hultberg
van Buren
Pete Brufty
ED. Bunker
Sixth Avenue
J. M. McParland
F. Riley
Merate
F. V. Savin
Saattie
Duchanan Street
Horne
H. L
Eaines Lavenue
J. W. Moris
W. Overton
Buchanan
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Burkhart
Hace
Mr. Padgett
Third Ward
MR. Burrow's
Gore
Sven
Baseball
Washburn
van Seiver
Bos
Namie
Frank Morand
van Sciver
York
Andrew Carneste
Kansas City
Aicne
the Times
Paris
Tex
Eagie
Hugo
John Seat
Minerva Scott
Houston
Hartford
Conn
New Thinven
William H. Scott
Columbus
Wpon
Grand Junction
Colo
John T. Spercer
Stubb
Penn
Chicago Daily News
Chresie
Chronis
Baltimore American
Loafer
Innat! Times-Star
Chicago Record-Herald
Tate
Philadelpha Record
Hotes
Tapia
S Duby News
Hewitt—Gruet
Plano
Jewett
Proolign
Polith 'Ell
Thomas
Chicago
Walter
Boston ‘Club
Philadelphia, Ledger
Cumrox
Washington Star
St. Louis
Tomor
Pson Meros
Kansas Avenue
Church Notes
Westminster
College Avenue
Hubloon Street
Leades
Second United Presbyterian Church
Fillmore
Huntoon Streets
John P. White
Mint Reed
W. CC. A
Mire “Willamson
George E. Serrigo
W. MC. A
Young Women's Christians Association
A. Betts
Y. 3M. E Ee Quartette
All Women
Ree Presbyterian Church
Pwees
A. H. Ke Ee
Cumberland Presbyterian
First United Brethren Church
Twelfth
Quincy Streets
T. du Crites
Teaueru
Mra
Iarch
Rest Taltarian Church
Pope Avenue
Frederick 3
Tsennett
Lawrence
Kingdom of Heaven
Young People’s Religious Union
Reform Presbyterian
Ciny Tenth
Christa
Dickey
West Street
West Eighth Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrison Street
Ley Avenue
John T. Atchurland
Jefferson
Dietrich Cuse
Washington
Dietrich
Spem
B.C. Ray
Tae Paipit
Adame
Grover Rome
Korea
A. Piomels Mae
Phycere
Alan Jon
D. D
Bervices
Christian Endeavor
Mmipisterial Union
Hayes
United Prewyterian Church
Pervives UN Senetin
Eadie
Kanfan Avenue
Jo A. Renwick
Iles
ps. Mons _ aa
Friends
Mtn
the Baptist Tabernacle
Tenth and
Ji " Streets
Trey. Pearson
Fire Baptist Church
Tenth Streets
PW. Cran
Hos. Stattheny Inevntant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!