Typhoid Cases Reported in Topeka City
Fourteen typhoid cases are noted in Topeka with doctors urging boiling drinking water. Officials cite cases at Christ hospital Stormont Keiths Santa Fe and warn the outbreak may or may not be epidemic while stressing water safety and early treatment.
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Bowerlock Chosen to Succeed Miller on Campaign Board
Washington march 2 thirty four of forty five Republican campaign committee members were selected in a caucus attended by senate and house members. The group includes representatives Metealf Brooks French Bowersock Dighton Mitchell of Oregon and others while party leaders presided. Kansas to play Notre Dame in Lawrence on March 1 game set for early season kick off after contract closure with Notre Dame officials.
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Funeral of Duke of Cambridge Follows Wellington’s shadow
London march 23 The Duke of Cambridge was buried in Westminster Abbey in a grand service attended by King George V Queen Mary and foreign dignitaries. The procession and pallbearers included five field marshals and dozens of generals as troops lined the streets and crowds watched the solemn rite before the coffin was laid beside his wife at Kensal Green.
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Swayne Faces Impeachment Charges In Congress
A Florida judge named Swayne is at the center of impeachment proceedings. The House committee approves charges including absence from duty, non residency, contempt of court, and refusal to hear a witness. If approved by the House, managers will proceed in the Senate, delaying Congress’ current session.
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Dalzell Named Again Nominated for Congress in Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh, March 22, Allegheny County Republicans nominated William P. Graham for the Twenty-ninth district John Dalzell for the Thirtieth district James F Burke for the Thirty-first district and Dr A J Barcht for the Thirty-second district. Delegates were chosen to the national convention and resolutions endorsed Roosevelt and Governor Pennypacker. Mayor McClellan is ill in New York under medical care.
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Coffee and caffeine dangers warned by physicians
A historical warning explains that small amounts of coffee can fatally affect a frog or small animal and likely a infant. It argues caffeine harms the heart kidneys and stomach and injures nerves. Adults gradually become permeated by caffeine and eventually suffer disease. many cannot obtain life insurance due to "Coffee Heart" and doctors increasingly ban coffee in favor of substitutes.
Remnants of Goofs and Notices From Topeka News
A chaotic update from Topeka recounts editor L. Briney and repairs on Seventh Street Bridge. Memorial day address planned at Burlingame. spring costs rise as ice wagons reappear. City council notes include roof inspection of city hall, dog pound plans, and caucus schedules. Several local residents move, marry, or receive licenses.
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Parsifal in Topeka April 16 at Auditorium
Parsifal, Wagner’s final music drama, receives a lecture concert production in Topeka on April 16. The program previews the opera’s history, its New York triumphs, and the plans by Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony to present the principal music with an illustrated lecture.
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Walter Dumrosch
Ate Tostther
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No More Servants Cooperative Housekeeping Tested
Potwin families form a three month co operative housekeeping trial starting late March on Woodlawn avenue. Twelve families share a house, hire a housekeeper and maids, supply china and linen, with common funds covering furnishings. Expenses projected at 2.50 dollars weekly per member, with potential broader adoption if successful. Emporia plans waterworks near Soden milldam to supply town water. city offers for dam site but owner seeks higher price.
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J. A. ‘Troutmaen
Frank Foster
Fred Tompkins
North Topeka
Emporia
Kan
Hawaii Exam Session to Address Treasury Finances
Governor Carer calls a legislature session for April 4 to review treasury finances and proposed cost cuts. For the current period appropriations exceed income by 1.5 million dollars amid plans to reorganize government to a leaner structure. A Congregational church dinner is planned for Wednesday at 6 59 PM, with many tickets sold in advance. Hives are described as a torment with a claimed instant relief and permanent cure offered by Dean's ointment.
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Topeka Baseball Association Seeks Subscriptions Fast
City enthusiasts pledged nearly 1900 dollars for Topeka baseball funds with half in cash. Directors urge immediate payment to buy platforms and bring them to Topeka by mid April. Washburn field likely, but venue unresolved. seeks home dates during Semi centennial week.
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Combes Refuses To Quit Amid Cabinet Reverses
Paris reports Prime Minister Combes denies retirement amid cabinet reverses. He says the situation is delicate but will not waver, intends to continue his planned course, and will push the pending law on suppressing the teaching order to conclusion in the coming fortnight.
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City approves loan to acquire new fire engine
The city, after a lengthy move, resolves to obtain a steam fire engine with loan help from Cincinnati steamer owners. Wilmarth urged timely purchase of a modern engine and three horses, though one horse faced opposition due to cost. Officials note current fire pressure is adequate but prefer readiness for heavy service without delay.
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