North Topeka social notes and local moves
North Topeka reports a series of residents traveling to Lawrence Holton and Burlingame as well as visits to Kansas City Olathe and Leavenworth. Local business changes include Odd Fellows building rental to Lacey and Eaton and a Santa Fe accident injuring several. The Laurent Street Tennis Club plans openings and a Russian colony repatriation is prepared with Eckerman setting sail for New York and then Russia.
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BE. Bul
Rossville
Robert McMaster, Jr
Lawrence
John Bailey
Holton
Mra
EK A Gildner
Burlingame
Byrd Watkins
Junction City
P. W. Harker
Olathe
J. A Stewart
O. M. Brill
la Crown Kan
J. A. Todd
Monroe
Wia
Mission Board
B Atreet Baptist
Katheryn
Marie Watkins
Kansas City
Ds Buck
Salem
Ohio
J. N. Henry
Mollie Yatman
Anna Harris
Leavenworth
Odd Pollens
Kanas Avenue
Han
EC Lacey and
Parmeter & Eaton
Mr. Caster
Topeka Avenue
Santa
Gordon
Aes
Phillip Eckerman
Santa Fe
Saratow
Huesid
Mormonia
New York Pier
Charles Gerteisen
Santa Fe Jonction
Eckerman
Russia
Interstate Drill at Memphis Promises One of Nation's Finest
Col F Peters of the Tennessee National Guard stops at the Grand hotel in Nuxv Yor to promote the Interstate Drill and Encampment to be held in Memphis May 11 to 21. Cracking units from Washington New Orleans Montgomery Birmingham Mobile Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis will compete. Peters may invite Col Appleton to attend with his regiment and plans to discuss sending the bicycle signal corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Peters
Second Regiment
National Guard
State of
Tennessee
Grand Hotel
Memphis
Tenn
Washington
New Orleana
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
Baltimore
Teveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Peters
Appleton
Seventh Regiment
Bicycle Signal Corps
Connecticut National Guard
Senator Rogers Speaks On Revenge Charges
Senator Rogers declares that the charges against him are driven by revenge. He asserts the motive is personal retribution rather than facts, arguing the case hinges on political vendetta and seeks to undermine his public service.
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Rogers
Senator Rogers Denies Drunkenness in State Ledger Fight
State Senator William Rogers vows to fight charges filed by Cy Leland over the state building appropriations after clashing with the public works board. He says he drank only as medicine and denies being intoxicated or using indecent language at the Chesterfield hotel, recounting a tense dinner with Dawes while remaining sober.
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Dewees
William Rogers
Cy Leland
Morrill
Rogers
Board of Public Works
United Support
Senate
Friends of the
State House
Chesterfield Hotel
Dawes
Tan
Kansas lawmakers discuss penitentary probe and staff picks
A Topeka legislative committee on charges against Warden Chase meets to arrange investigation steps and select a sergeant at arms. T. H. Black, backed by the governor and Gy Leland, is a leading candidate due to past security work for Cyrus Corning, with others in the running. The committee includes Senators Parker and Taylor and Representatives Caldwell, Bone, Wilson. Young Republicans Fulton and Gillaly win state railroad commission posts, with Fulton earning clerk at 1000 dollars and Gillaly stenographer at 800 dollars, both starting April 1 after J. M. Senter retires.
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Warden Chase
Topeka
T. H Black
Gy Leland
Cyrus Corning
Leland Saya Cy Corsing
Black
Chase
Parker and
Taylor
Caldwell
Douglas
Bone
Clark
Wilson
Barber
J. M. Fulton
Ross Gillaly
State House
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
R M. Fulton
Fulton
State Central Committee
Joss B Gillaly
Oskaloosa
Dr. Gillaly
Central Committee
J. M. Senter
Mr. Gillaly
Asylum Committee to Meet for Organization in Topeka
The legislative committee investigating charges against Senator Householder Captain W Wait Mrs Emma Puck and Dr Kniberg will meet in Topeka tomorrow to organize The members include Senators Carpenter and Leeds Representatives Warner Eckstein and Smith of Sherman. Doubt about Colonel Warner’s right to serve due to residency near Householder’s residence. Governor Morrill asks state to protect John L Waller and seeks action from President Cleveland. State livestock commission meets at the state house and will go to Alta Vista infected districts. Walter Holcomb named for Hutchinson Reformatory position. Snider resigns as Insurance Superintendent protesting the timing of removal. A pantomime incident involves two ladies leaving early after a joke on stage.
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C. E. Moore
Cherryvale
House Committee On
County Superintendents’ Association
Abilene
Guy P. Beaton
Henry Bergeant
Kansas National Guard
Morrill
Atchison
K. F. Antle
Advocate
Stover
State Board of Charities
Morton Albaugh
Kingman
K. E Wilcockson
Oakley
George A. Clark
Janction City
Lease
Householder
W. Wait
Emma Puck
Kniberg
Topeka
Carpenter
Leeds
Warner
Eckstein
Smith
Sherman
Tuste
Colonel Warner
Ace
Morrill Inte
State Department
John Waller
Mortill
John L. Waller
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington
F .Topxxa
Dispatches
Madagascar
Department of State
EN. Morani
State Livestock Commission
State House
Alta Vista
J. F. Williams
Eureka
James W. Johnson
E. M. Turner
Maarysville
Warning Rules for Bicyclists at Crossings
The New York Evening World notes that bicyclists must give clear warning of their approach within 100 feet of street crossings using approved sound producing devices as endorsed by local authorities.
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Lncal
New York Evening World
Tooth puller tale from a mischief maker
A Cincinnati suburb Presbyterian minister recalls his son who fears a dental extraction. The boy exaggerates bravado to peers then endures the event calmly as the dentist removes the “baby tooth” with a tool, prompting the child to complain the dentist used a tack lifter rather than pulling.
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Cincinnati
Tom Sawyer
Cincinnati Tribune
Republican Campaign Closes With Big April 1 Meeting
The Republican City Campaign will end with a large April 1 gathering at Hamilton Hall featuring speakers Congressmen Charles Curtis Governor Morrill Mayor Harrison and Lt Governor Troutman A series of related meetings across North Topeka will precede the main event with addresses from City and County Attorneys Tillotson Safford and others and several candidates. Concluding note praises Dr Prices Baking Powder for parity strength and wholesome qualities.
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Republican City
Omer
Republican City Central Committee
Hamilton Hall
Charles Curtis
E. N. Morrill
T. W. Harrison
James A. Troutman
Lukens’ Opera House
North Topeka
Sixth and
Lake Streets
Colored Methodist Church
Washington Street
Norris’ Hall
First and
Monroe Streets
Lincoln Street
Barker’s Church
North ‘Lopeka
Tillotson
Thomas H. Bain
H. C. Safford
Joe Waters
Frank Lindsay
BK Bradford
A. W. Dana
W. I Jamison
A. M. ‘Thomas
James H. Guy
Train Robbers Caught After Bold Florence & Cripple Creek Heist
Five men, Bob Taylor Frank Wallace Lou Vaunick W Cromsey and James Gibson, are under arrest for the Florence & Cripple Creek railroad robbery last Saturday night. Cromley drove the wagon during Tursney incident in Colorado Springs and was aided by bloodhounds in tracking the suspects. In other news a special potato train from Sroxang Washington bound for St. Louis seeds moves East with early seed potatoes, and ten carloads head to Minneapolis within days.
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Hood
Chree Cross
Col
Florence & Cripple Creek
Bob Taylor
Frank Wallace
Lou Vaunick
W. Cromsey
James Gibson
Varnick
Cromley
Gibson
Strong Mine
Colorado Springs
Gen. Tursney
Alamo
Sroxang
St. Louis
Minneapolis
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Rorabaugh
Gushard & Rorabaugh
Rass
Foundry
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
BTC
Topeka, Kansas
Doven
Del
W. R. Kennedy
the Asylum Committee
Hoelcomb
Walter Holcomb
Hutchinson Reformatory
Mr. Holecomb
Captain Hatch
Snider
Wigan
London
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Anti- King
Shelden
Geo. Burghars
Kas
Sapolio
Washburg College
Plusitree
Sophocles
Electra
C Allege
W. Bailey
A. M
M.D
Kans. Ave
Farrow Views
Kan. Avy
H. Hiatt
Lafayette St
Preston's
Lantern Globe Lamp
LE Bans Bown
Sony Stars
Sears
Kansas Ave
Trarbee & Grant
Sr. Lous
Federal Court
Frisco
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