Tesens Birthday Celebrations Mark Henrik Troen’s 70th
Christiania March 21 Henrik Troen’s seventh birthday was celebrated with festivities. The poet and dramatist received congratulatory telegraphs from notable figures including the stortline and King Oscar. Hundreds sent messages throughout the day as Norway's people joined in the salute. Ola Papers Tomorrow announces 5 cent a hundred for old exchanges. You Should See The Roeck Trand's sew trai.
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Christiania
Henrik Troen
Stortline
Oscar
Nour
Lkewise
Gay
Danor
Theen
Spotted Fever Dying Out in Oregon Ports
Astoria reports steamer Oregon arriving from Dyea and Skagway in five days with 1M passengers. Epidemic of spinal meningitis easing in Skagway with no deaths recent days. In Oregon Frank Clement of Hillsboro shot and killed at Sheep Camp by Gottlob Schneider of Howard County Maryland. A lynching was averted by officers. Clement died hours later. Three gamblers jailed on suspicion in Sam Roberts murder after a melee left a man with a shoulder wound. A saloon and lodging house belonging to Henry Douglass burned. two men perished. wife says husband had money missing.
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Astoria
Ore
Oregon
Dyes
Skagway
Frank Clement
Hillsboro
Ith
Gottlob Schneider
Howard County
Maryland
Clement
Sam Roberts
Corbett
Henry Douglass
Topeka Commandery Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
Topeka Commanders No. 5 elected officers for the ensuing year. The report notes travel to Colorado with references to the Rock Island Flyer timetable. Mentions Topeka at nine fifty five and stops at Kelvine Deever and Colorado Springs en route. Old papers, exchange rates for cents.
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Topeka
Colorado
Rock Island
Kelvine
Deever
Colorado Springs
Lietlock
St John to Run In Second District Nomination Possibility
The Lawrence Jeffersonian notes strong support for St John as a potential Second district congress candidate. Prominent officials including Hiram Allen and Charles Herne praise his campaigning, wide district popularity, and anti money platform appeal, while others suggest allied backing from the state administration.
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John
St. John
Rélia- Bie
St. Joto
Lawrence Jeffersonian
Rove Teison
Mason Peters
John Com
Bing
Hiram Allen
Eeteral
Peters
St John
Congress
A. P. Willams
Miami County
Charles Herne
State Treasurysuilce
Olathe
St. John’s
Soha
Freline
Sc John
J. Herrick
Fort Scott
Neal
A. E. McCuachrie
Dr Schenk's theory tested by Countess of Warwick in London
London March 21 Dr Schenk's world famed discovery on the secret of sex faces a crucial test by the Countess of Warwick renowned for beauty and wit. The Warwicks seek a strong healthy male heir to secure titles and a vast estate amid concerns over their elder son's health and marriage prospects. The Countess, once Lady Brooke, remains a prominent social figure linked to the Marlborough House circle and the Prince of Wales's favored set.
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London
Schenk
Countess of Warwick
England
Sehenk
Earl
Raten
Brooke
War
Marlborough House
Princess of Wales
The Sante Fe Route Adopts Exile Electric Lighting
The Santa Fe Route has adopted the electric light system of illumination, the first line to do so. A well-lit train costs palates but adds to your comfort and safety, making travel more pleasant for passengers.
Topeka News Highlights Mixed Local Notes
A collage of short items from Topeka area papers covers court, church events, school notices, and weather. Mentions Ralph Valentine, Blanche Morne, and Dr John K. Morehead among many locals. reports on the state board of charities, a sand dump for a water project, a city primaries event, and community meetings. Plus trims of rail and river work, temperance talks, and a wild goose find.
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Ralph Valentine
Blanche Morne
Pete
John KE
Morehead
Topels
Grama Wods
Binhow J. WL Vincent
Potwin
Prima
Carver
Emporia
Doncryon
Garheld Park
Butler Fisande
Evangelist B
Elliott
Revere
Mase
MG Gal
Suna
Mani Frey
Santa Po
W. T. Hunioinh
Toneannate
Banta Fe
Pridy
Wiskamare
Salvation Army
AS Palmer
North Topeka
Fincaln
Gare
Walt
Joe Waters
Welcha
Topeka
Rey
W. EB
Kansas
Parkdale Methodist Church
Frank Taxers
Reith
Leavenworth
St. Joe
Central Missouri
Willmer
Asbury Chapel
van Buren Street
Nortis
Laurent Streits
McCate
Frisbey
William ¥. Frisbey
J. J. Durgits
B. W. Tatman
McSwirs
California
San Francisco
Papier
G W. Arnold
American Volusteres
West Titth Stree
Het
White House Receives Lynching Protest Resolutions
Mrs Ida B Wells Barnett delivers Chicago mass meeting resolutions to President McKinley denouncing a colored postmaster murder in South Carolina and urging federal action. She is joined by Senator Mason and Representatives Selknap Lorimier Sill Foss White Boutelle and Mann. The president says the post office and justice departments are pursuing justice and considering further federal steps.
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Washington
Ida B. Wells Barnett
McKinley
Chicago
South Carolina
Barnett
Fion
White House
Mason
Selknap, Lorimlier
Sills
Foss
Miners Turn Back From Wrangell Route
Victoria BC March 21 steam er Danube arrived from Skaguay with many miners returning after finding they could not reach Wrangell via the Stickeen route. The Canale wreck near Skaguay seized by US marshals at Sitka, preventing discharge of cargo for dredges and Skagway road. Ada Monks Hewitt, noted stage performer, dies at her New York home after years with Fanny Davenport's company. You Go to Colorado schedule shows Topeka departure at 6:30 pm, Denver arrival at 1 am. Rock Island introduces new tram feature.
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Victoria
Skaguay
Wrangel
Sitka
Skagway Wacon Road
New York
Ada Monks Hewitt
Ada Monks
Fanny Davenport
Rebgon and Crane Company
North Topeka Society Notes in Fragments and Events
Local column from North Topeka lists visitors and social events. Names include B. Bests in Lawrence, B. McMurphy of Menoken, Edith Falls in Topeka, Mrs. J. Guest in Cheyenne Wellston, and Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis visiting. Mentions church meetings, wallpaper offers, a funeral for J. W. Avernathy, and a near horse accident involving Mr. and Mrs. Pratt.
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Gem Bakery
A. B
Atchison
A. J. Kane
Kansas Avenue
Edith Falls
Chicuk
Mra. J.C Joseph
Cromwell & Jeffers
Lukens Gres
Sivek
Samuel Kerr
Fourth
Tyler
Jadson Street
Rogers
Cosnley & Post
North Topeka
Kan
Keller
Givenonstie
Ind
Topeka
J. F. Buck
Kansas Ave
J. W. Avernathy
Asbury ME
Mitchell
Chuirse
Port Pillow Post
Pall Vetrera
Mins Earth Putnam
Union Pacific
Misser Eyna Carter
Lenk Mize
Atban Vin Vechten
Eva Mitchell
Clara Mitchel
Mabel Gil- San
Messrs
Sienuse Acoli
Vvntimorine
Percen Renee
Clifton Priddy
Ernest Pes
Inez
Gail Literatate
Cirely
Charlie Dickens
Bliss Bertha White
Mins Alabel Biller
Nichols
HA. Simmerwell Wii
Oni
John Pratt
Pratt
Pal Peratches
Mr. Pratt
Women Not for War Warns Against Frontline Units
Mrs Annie L Diggs of Colorado rejects reports of women forming a wartime unit to go to the front in a Spain crisis. She argues patriotism means organizing to oppose war or aid the wounded rather than creating a separate female fighting force.
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Annie L. Diggs
Braken
Colorado
Spain
Wermen
Fort Scott Police Board Settles Local Troubles
Fort Scott police board changes are approved to end ongoing friction. Martin Dearth is moved from chief to jailer, William Monaghan takes the chief role, one patrolman is removed, and the force will remain largely unchanged. The new board, Thomas Cochran Thomas Cottrell and Herbert Osborn, had initially proposed a complete replacement but backed a rearrangement to resolve the dispute.
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Fort Scott
Thos Cochran
Thos. Cottrell
Hebert Osborn
Etc iv
McNall's Fire Insurance Ruling Enforces Late Reports
Commissioner McNall reports 69 insurers have filed in the past week with 40 firms still expected to respond. Firms failing to report or signal intent by month end will be barred from operating in the state.
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Epuris YE Satisies Pus Gamcers
M' Nall
McNall
Topeka coal oil scandal hoax exposed in pamphlet tale
A political hoax charged to Frank Brown and the Republican committee is recounted. A merchant in Garnett allegedly received a barrel claimed to be oil bearing Wharton’s brand but found water. Billy Anderson, an store attaché, is said to have helped stage the deception, swapping water for oil as part of an criticizing scheme. The episode sparks Populist ire in Topeka.
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Oris Stone
Dave Leahy
Mr. Leahy Furmies
Frank Brown
Topeka
Brown
Wharton
Billy Anderson
Hilly
Inspector Wharton
Billy
Jake
Democratic central committee meeting notice
A Democratic central committee meeting is scheduled for March 22. Invitations will be extended to attendees, with details to be announced. The notice emphasizes party organization and planning activities.
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Democratic Central Committee
Deeorate Flanmbeag Or
Eid Vlevertizie
Maret
I Democrats
Arene Aise
Big battle ahead at Nubia camp March 21
Report from Kunar Camp details an impending clash between Arnio Egyptian forces and the larger allied column near Atbara. The Anglo Egyptian army presses forward after a long march through a dusty resume, holding fords with cavalry and camel corps as the enemy retreats southward.
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Kunar
Nubia
Atbara Ty
Spain
Houre
Kunnr
Gerrily
Serera
Atbard
Rock Island Flyer Fast Time New Train Schedule
Details an Illinois to Colorado route with arrival times at Denver Dorado Springs Topeka and Kansas City. Train leaves Kanene City at 2:55 PM and returns from Denver and Colorado Springs arriving at Topeka by 7 30 PM and Kansas City by 3 AM.
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Colorado
Topeka
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kanene City
Dorado Springs
iWekek
Mernive
Kansas City
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Mac
Kemper & Paxtons
Lel Supply Store
Sixth and Quincy
Tam
J. K. Jones
Tesen's
Roeck Trand
ST. John TO
DE. Schenk
Weinley
Ida Wells Barnett
Postmaster Baker
Jos Kansas Ave
Averbach & Guettel
Aby Tullur
Joys
Mds
Brownlee
Testen
Moshers
Boye
Kimball Ptg. Co
Annie Diggs
Fort Scott's
M'Nall's
the Copeland
Ates. F
J. C. Gordon
Prop
Mee
Climate Springs
Welock West
Rann
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