Washington county Republicans endorse Bailey for governor
The Washington county Republican convention approved and endorsed W. J. Bailey for governor and urged support for fifth district candidates for state offices. Delegates named include Senator J. Morrow, Alex Spence, T. Po Honey, and others, urging unity and active campaigning in the state convention.
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Washington
Washington County
Marshall County
Bailey
J Bailey
J. Morrow
Alex. Spence
T. Po Honey
Jinmiey
West Harmilton
Hogue
Arn
Gammaings
AF Duhason
Hearnon
Dh. Jones
EA. Hopper
T. W. Emery
Totiy
Trains Resume After North Dakota Snow Blockade
U S officials report the Transcontinental lines in North Dakota largely normal after a week of heavy drifting. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes faced hours long delays as trains were stalled and used to clear lines. By morning, coastal freight resumed and crews worked to restore full service with travelers advised to expect intermittent delays.
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St Paul
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Pacific Caikt
St. Punt
Couetit
Guthes
Trillic the
Weather aids Dakota wheat fields as migrants pass through
Railroad officials praised the heavy snowfall for moisture to Dakota wheat fields. The influx of new settlers, over 2 000 in the last 24 hours, traveled through the St Paul gateway, predominantly from Indiana Michigan Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Kansas and Missouri.
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St. Paul
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
Judge Long Dying Amid Pension Fight in Detroit
Detroit March 2 Judge Charles Long of the supreme court is gravely ill at the home of his son in law John M. Barton 24 Lincoln avenue. He has not attended court since January and his wife Mrs Lowe is with him. Rumors surround a pension dispute sparked during President Cleveland's era as pension records fluctuated then and were later restored. A mass of pension history follows, including Judge Lane and the U S Supreme Court ruling restoring the amount. Also noted is the drowning of Frank Emmett in the Waewland disaster and a future social event detailing a church architecture illustrated lecture at the First Congregational church with admission.
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Detroit
Mich
Chas. ‘Long
John M. Barton
Lincoln Avenue
Long
Han Leen
Judie Lowe
Cleveland
de Julie
Supreme Court
Lane
United States Supreme Court
Tt Wikatborg
Fred DeLand
Pittsburg
Ed C
Abilené
Pela
Charles & Gleed
New York
Jenninsen
Lester Davis
Colorado
Tts Hooke Alam
Maud Campbell
Tihie Oecintore
Wedneway
Quinny Street
Thorpe
Kansas City
Kinmin Poner
Comany
Cereus City
Church of the Assumption
St. Joemah
Cente Congregational Church
Wheeler
Doder City
Exster
Jana Git Gompany
Boulser
Cole
Ile Why
Thatels Ene
Topeka
Hag
Ntyor
Lawtot
Ole
Republicen
Swed Sprigti
Cath
Poetan
Nik
Eepon Ures
John Schmidt
Tru Peed
Thie
Ihn
Alee Iar
Tes
Keane
Second” Street
Vford
Rand
Weat
Sixth Avenue
Sane
Tom
Appittance
John Marshall
Clarence Scott
Cremerle
Lenein
Clust
Chicago Symphony
Tinley
Wil Apex
Stan Ng Hs O Beruraas
Seluck
J.D. BM Lurid
Harrison Street
Anna Isva May
Grote
Crane
Kanes
Tague
I. la Keener Stewart
Katy
Kansas Avenue
Bailey
Ninth
James A
Fanie
Ous
William A. Cayo
Kuenmais City
Ance Union
Irae
Delightful afternoon party and a Topeka wedding
Miss Clara Ebright hosted a small gathering on Fillmore Street for the nephew Carroll Ebright of Seattle. guests enjoyed a grape arbor hunt and candy eggs as keepsakes. A pretty home wedding followed for Miss Clara Morton and William Benson at 8 10 with Mendelssohn music and white tulips decorating the rooms.
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Clara Ebright
Fillmore Street
Carrol Ebright
Seattle
Washington
Abe
Mary Helen Shirer
Mammret ‘Troutman
Margaret Shake~abut
Mextrion Shakvstaft
Marka McArthur
Esther McArthur
Helen Dick
Ruth Notcornt
Charcase Molcora’s
Loalee Culver
Aiikabeth Culver
Hadwint Wakoner
Jack Waxgoner
Wellington Culver
Pat Anderson
Hampton Shire
Ivtew McArthur
Richard Righteie Shirk
Motiln
Clara Morton
Edward Morton
Harrison Street
Alt
William Benson
A. P. Benson
J.T. McFarland
First Methodist Church
Hines Gordon
Mendelenohn
Mrs. Benson
Mr. Benson
Thimble Society
East Side
Industrial Club
Clara Mcallister
Dda Chamberlain
Alice Adams
Ella Mahoney
Mary Aaxon
Fern Crouch
Jennie Moore
Walter Copeland
Aa Goebel
Adams
Ash Street
Moore
Chandler
Eugene
Quinton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago
T. E. Pounds
Harrison
Rrs
Low
Kansas City
Mabel
Vida Wood
Edith Guiber
Viola Alien
Kanes City
Austin E. Prescott
Glenna Cross
Terrence Ewart
Viola
Sam Gaten
Topeka
George A. Chari
ITL. Keener-Stewert’s
Kansas Avenue
Lulu Ewart
Anne Howard
Thomas Keeley
Denver
Tapeke
Keel
Buster Data
Crosby Bros
High Actions
Mlws
Joma Smithir
J. R. Shelton
Grand Rapids
N. Mandy
Andrew Jack
Owl Ub
Polk Street
Harry Griffin
Mere. Hester
California
Als. Allendolph
Alma
EK. Felt
Wikit
Ler Son
Young Men's Christian Association
The
Association
BM. F. Southwick Bee
Clifton
Frank P. MacLennan
New York
C. Hood
Emporia
Theodore Harmmatt
Hood
Mary Summers
Burton Mudge
H. UD
Madge
Harold Chare
Chase
Mire
Landy
Cyrus Teand
James A. Staples
James T. Scott
W. E L. Scott
Los Angeles
Cal
Miscellaneous society notes and town updates
A stream of brief items reports travelers returning from Pittsburg and New York, local officials and clergy events, railway opinions, store openings, and social happenings. It notes visitors, weather hints, road and street concerns, a city elevator project, political buzz, musical works by John Marshall, and upcoming church and civic gatherings across Topeka and nearby towns.
Side of Barbers' Union Controversy Clarified
A letter from Langhart, president of the barbers union, defends the union’s plan to shorten shop hours amid Topeka controversy. He cites member support, a nine to two vote, and notes the change benefits patrons and workers while denying coercion by a few shops.
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Langhart
Topeka
The
State Journal
Barbers’ Union
Barbers” Union
Union
Gallerien
M. Langhart
3. Blu
Iron Shortage Sways Foundry Markets and Prices
The Iron Age notes a keen strain from foundry iron scarcity with premium prices for immediate needs while the bulk of iron and steel still moves under existing contracts at fair rates. Foreign material demand is limited with abroad markets volatile. overall activity shows a breathing pause as exchanges tighten and delivery prompts rise.
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New York
The
Iron Age
Chituza
Moe
Chicago Symphony Orchestra praised across Texas tour
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra draws crowded houses from Galveston to Topeka on this tour. Critics laud superb execution and tone, highlighting Miss Mercia Rager Time’s soprano as the standout, with Mr C Towne delivering strong violin and disciplined phrasing. In Emporia, all seats sold and a matinee added, tickets go on sale Saturday.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Texas
Galveston
Euicede
Galveston Quartette Society
Chicago Syenpiary Orchestra
Galvestor
Fane
Sweethene
C. Towne
Emporia
S Wciovk
Stanailelt
American Jockeys Lead at Liverpool Meeting
The American jockeys opened at Liverpool meeting March 3 showing old form. They won the first two races with Owen taking the early event, Maher prominent, and Moleynuxs taking a later race for Grilstont. Skeets Martin ridden by Riddes.
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London
Initiel
Owen
Maher
Molyneux
Grilstont
Skeets Marin
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C. H. Morrison
B. Wilson
National Hotel
Topeka, Kansas
A. C. Elder
Gil Kansas Avenue
Judge Long Dying
Fis
Emmett
South Dakota
Waewland
Pyveltheni
Wales
Liverpool
Kansas Ave
Geo. R. Pony
First Congregational
Auditorium
Adolph Rosenbecker
Day van Dorm
Ragna Linne
Franz Wagner
Stansfield’s Drug Store
Musyon
Munyou
Junyon, New Id
Philadelphia
Munton
Max Laver
Topeke
Sata
Etta Lacey
East Sixth Street
Alabama Funa
Montgomery
Ala
Santa Fe
California United
Band Music of
Italy
New Crawford Theater
Dave Lewis
Hans Loy
Ani
Theoughows
Millkeei
Stuart
Fiat
Cotas
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