Sedalia Visit Highlights Gilson Asphalt Pavement Test
Jonathan Myers hosts a delegation in Sedalia to inspect Gilson Asphalt Company pavements. State officers and city leaders tour Seventh Street, compare two pavement samples, and endorse the Gilson mix for its durability over lime and sand. The party, including Auditor Morris and Secretary Lifts, expresses cautious support despite local opposition to contractor favoritism and promises to supervise future work.
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Uush
Exenuitrs Council
Wisimide Ily
Tute Woo Muah
Morris
State Treummiey Mettebiner
St Lands
Moere
Kurker
Mu Fo Myers
Pat Sen
Felalin
Laney Leeds
Weil Fe
Eridentie Font
Wedid
Peri
Maulenr
Topeke
Bangin
Begid Mayor
Hastain
Moon Atver
Iris
Yong Man
Scott Meritof
Wink Humery
Kansas Offiers
Youn Kaw
Liste
Rice
Latete
Walterty Bute
Slain
Tremster Hotlobener
Mayer Hastam
Wax
Catetheon
Myers
Obio
Fourth Streets
Silent Company
Gilon Company
Eeidellv
Compierigon and
Bourg
Mauthaber
Mingourt Denet Company
Gilson Company
Aenin Star
Gew
Pri
Iuet
Weir
Bastain
Glson Campane
Santract
Gilwon Company
Art Miere
Eirent
Inter
Dows
Streets of Europe admire Buffalo asphalt project
Streets of Europe are tall with rock asphalt. Over ten miles of bituminous rock asphalt laid in Buffalo New York by J. Ho Perine general manager of the Gilon Asphaltum company. Myers presented a letter from HT Burtolph assistant city engineer commending the asphalt and testifying to its durability. The carriages went to the depot and the train arrived five minutes later. The executive council left Sedalia with a pleasant impression of the city and hospitality of Mr. Myers. Among the Kanto at Sedalia were Judge Meteker, Judge Humphrey, General Rice, Dr. Bailey, and W. P. Waller, noting many have adopted Sedalia as their home.
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Europe
Buftalor
N.Y
J. Ho Perine
Gilyon Asphaltum Company
Myers
HT. Burtolph
Fuftalo
Bedelia
Sedalia
Judge Meteker
James Humphrey
Function City
General Rice
Fort Scott
F. W. Bailey
Topeka
W. P. Waller
Cornell Grove
Kantas
Yale Defeats Harvard in Debating Duel
Cambridge, Teace, March 23. Yale defeated Harvard in a closely contested joint debate. The judges awarded Yale the victory after a 20 minute delay. The question debated was whether the United States should adopt a definite gold standard, with Harvard supporting the affirmative. The debaters were B. Mc Dorr for Harvard, Clark for Yale, and Seadinakl for Harvard.
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Cambridge
Teace
Yale
Harvard
Juve
Ito Yate
United States
Great Britain
France
Phretatie
Akers
B. McDorr
Clark
Harvert
Seadinakl
Hawaiian Annexation Efforts Move Ahead in Washington
Hawaii’s representatives Hatch and Smith met Secretary Sherman to present arguments favoring annexation while Sherman declined to discuss the president’s or Sherman’s stance. The situation remains tentative with no firm action yet. Attorney General Smith, in the city weeks, will return to the island next week.
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Washington
Maron ci
Hatch Aod Smith
Hawaii
Sherman
Hatch
Smith
Montreal Tremors Alarm City As Seismic Shocks Rage
Montreal felt a severe aftershock at 1 10 this morning lasting twelve seconds. The tremor twice as strong as the previous quake rattled the liv buildings and caused occupants to flee offices including the press and best offices in the city. A series of noises like an explosion accompanied the shock.
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Montreal
Amelie Rives Father Named For Nicaraguan Post
Amelie Rives father Col A L River of Virginia reportedly seeks a place on the Nicaraguan commission formed at the last session. He has long directed construction work on the railroad cross the isthmus, Ticnmona, and is connected with Chesapeake and Ohio and other magnates.
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Lauren
Chesapeake & Ohio
Col. A. L
Engieren
Col Pives
Amelie Rives
Virginia
Isthmus
Real Estate Transfers and Notable Book Advertisement
Real estate transfers filed show Alonzo Heal to Samantha L Mitchell for 160 acres in section 29 and The Topeka Bank to Joab Mulvane for 2000 dollars on Fourth Street Crane's addition. Also a Werner company Chicago book ad touts a Remington illustrated history by General Miles author with Civil War scenes, plains journey, arid region irrigation, and Indian campaigns. L J Worden is in Topeka for the book.
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Alonzo Heal
Samantha L. Mitchell
Orange
Topeka Bank
Joab Mulvane
Fourth Street
Crane
Genstel
Nelson A. Miles
Werner Company
Chicago
Frederic Remington
Read Went
Becansal
Miles
Custer
Plains
California
L. J. Worden
Topeka
Comvasainur
Whisky Price Rise Moves Whisky Men Meeting
Cincinnati March 2 Informal gathering of whisky men resolved to advance the price of spirit to take effect in a few days Notices call all sisters and brothers to attend the National Reserve lodge meeting next Monday evening. One Minute Cough Cure praised for swift relief of grippe with quick action and fewer complications says G W Stansfield Kansas Avenue.
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Cincinnati
National Reserve
Sthauss
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Amy Emily King Wins City Oratorical Contest at Opera House
A youthful crowd filled the Grand Opera House as Miss Emily King of Topeka high school won the city oratorical contest. The event featured lively student yells from Topeka, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Wamego groups, with Ottawa high school principal Prof. W. H. Olin praised for his spirited conduct and the overall program including an orchestral overture and a piano duet. George C. Foster took second place. he was 17 and from Lawrence high school, while King, 18, bested a 17-year-old state university attendee in a closely watched competition.
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Faily
Topeka High School
Topeka High ‘School
Kansies City Atudents
KCK
Lawrence High School
Ricka
Chicka
Ricks
Boon
High
Ottawa
Lawrence
W. H. Olin
Prof. Olin
Ottawa High School
Prof
Heck
Lotus Quartette
May Detail
Beka
Ming Fenny King
Bhimie
Gauwater
Ued Stes
Das
Aha
State University
Lawrani
Lawrener High School
Geo. C. Foster
Emily King
Wilmot
Kansas high school oratorical contest recalls Topeka event
Miss Emily King and other Topeka high school contestants deliver subjects on national issues and American leaders. A six policeman interruption ends the talk with a safe, abrupt pause. The event, held at Library Hall, draws crowds from surrounding towns and features judges led by H. Z. Parsons.
Topeka temperance push seeks county attorney aid
County Attorney Jetmore says he will act if the temperance groups provide verifiable evidence and cover investigation costs. A mass meeting was planned after months of failed attempts by the temperance union to close saloons under Gov. Rodgers and Dr. McCabe. Local officials criticized for inaction as lawlessness grows. the group urged prosecutors to file complaints and enforce the prohibitory law.
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Topeka
A. K. Rodgers
FS. McCabe
Tee
Jease Shaw
M. T. Campbell
L. Hinkesley
CH. Morrison
C. G B. Dalton
State ‘Temperance Union
F. M. Stull
Jetmore
Stephens
A. H. Vance
Vance
J. BR. Larimer
J. W. Gleed
FH. Foster
O. M. B. Fonts
O. M.D
Grink
O. MB
J. B. Larimer
Todeka
J. L. Eldridge
Blakesley
Phce
John W. Day
W. D. Disbrow
T. H. Hain
D. D. Doyle
F. Ki. Foster
P.M. Stahl
Journal
Aaron Jetmore
State Temperance Union
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Immediate Relief and Cure
A vintage testimonial ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills for hemorrhoids. It quotes Mrs Mo Hinkty of Indianapolis and Major Dean of Columbus, Ohio, praising rapid relief and complete cure after fifteen years of pain. The copy promises immediate inflammation relief and lasting health with continued treatment.
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Mo Hinkty
Miesiestopl Street
Indianapolia
Ind
Columbus
Onlo
Sunday at the Churches and Pastors Listed
A long list of church services and pastors across multiple congregations. Rev G D Uidenspastor speaks at First African Baptist on Sunday with morning and evening sermons. Other churches include United Presbyterian, Occult Church, Called Brethren, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Unitarian, Wesleyan Methodist, and more with varied morning and evening subjects and special meetings all described in brief.
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First African Baptist Church
Flist Street
G. D
Mra
Edith L. Peake
San Pranciteo
Thete Meytinen
Occult Church of the Mystic Shrine
Jackson Street
Fourth Street
Hammon
Mary McKinstry
Brethren Church
Fonsmes
Seventh
Twelfth Streets
Coblents
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth Street
Tia Ti
Lincoln Post
Evenine
Co. W. Searing
Searing
Chris Han
Jesus
Paul
Dr. Boyle
Zane’s Hall
Seventeenth and
Clay
First Unitarian Society
Unity Church
Abram Wyman
Vet Hey
David ‘Telun
Denver
Tee Wend Lees Lever
Frigswis Church
Friends Church
Topeka Avenue
Tomersrow
Thich
Jefferson
Ty Morrow
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third and
Jefferson Trees
First Baptist Church
Ninth
Jackson Streets
M. I
D. D
Mornicur
Christ
Leveen
Jornal
Mits McDonald
Air
Cherise van Endeaver
Second United Presbyterian Church
Huntoon
Pole Streets
Lee Littlepons
Fopeke
LB. Allen
Guihristm Btoho
Te Rancor
Jerusalem
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Missouri
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Hoe
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Genison A. Miles
ROYAL
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Pennsylvania
Wilmottin
Virgiline Mulvane
Kansas City
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Mins Regnier
Wamego
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Chey
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Library Hall
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Hamilton Hall
Tibrary Hal
Kansas
Mire
John M. Chemoy
Cits
Kepiey
Harry Bailes
Teri
Bank of Veterina
Bosball Toniicht
Herbert T. Crosby
Oklahoma
ML Wilkerson
Mmdlan Inspectuk
Ghities
Peck
McAntata Wlm
Agandidate
Exuniy Iraret
Dolman
Tiwantty
Iy Fine
Chirive Colburn
Hudeos
Charles Hull
Frank Shane
Jefferson County
Memsher
State Board of Charities
Tha Ets
Fred Waters
Misset Court
Albert Barbuch
Melton
Frank McKinney
Mery Dwelly
State House
Gowen
Tom Ragland
Santa Ie General Telegraph
R. H. Semply
State Bank Com Missioner
Edith TL. Peake
Presbyterian Church
Poe
O. G. Ecketein
Wichita
Santa Fe
Wwemage
Taenhart
Charles Patrick
Willard
Tea Bradshaw
Hamilton
Dudee Mazen
Ac Blair
Mtayeetta Reservation
Blair Ives
Hole
Vty
Telliny
Jonn E. Hurley
New Mexico
Putwane O
George B. Palmer
Lake View
John Minlford
Emma Scissle
Stilford
James Jordan
Fred Jenness
Rena Atddnson
Andrews Opera Company
Senta Ie
Colorado
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfeld
Borders
Lincrusta Walton
Kellam Book and Stationery
Elliott
Washburn
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