Topeka Play Recalls Turbulent Night and Echoes of War
An excerpted fragment recalls a chaotic performance in Topeka with crowded aisles and tense chatter. Characters and events mingle with mentions of Paris and New York like scattered stage notes. A narrator reflects on conflict themes, economic worry, and distant political echoes influencing the scene.
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Topeka
Incest
Paris
Waether
Sibat
Ana Hays
Nery
Claude
Fragmented lines hint at stage roles and identity mix
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at actors and roles, mentioning Levinas and a staged performance. It references a boy presenting, a company named Chile, and a theme of wires, with unclear wartime or class references. Overall, readable facts are limited and names are uncertain.
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Levinas
Cours
Chile
Rhee
Plans for opening reservations amid cabinet action
Washington March 29 Cabinet Secretary Hitchcock reports progress on openings for Rio Grande and Comanche fiction reservations in Chinhos to set a sequence for August next. Efforts target avoiding prior opening troubles and include survey work and land allotments. the plan envisions sections and grants totaling many thousands of acres across several counties. The cabinet meeting marks Attorney General Griese’s last service in Washington with farewell. a New Jersey practice return follows.
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Washinston
Hitchcock
Ar Wert
Chinhors
Okishomma
County Hines
Alteney Genet Griese
Washington
New Jersey
State Committee Pushes Sentiment and Omaha Platform Debate
The piece surveys W D Streets views against fusion and for the Omaha platform, with ex Speaker and ex representative Ruppenthal urging Democratic capture. Populists align to maintain their party, while Curran notes broad opinions on direct legislation and the People’s Party influence.
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Fusion
Omaha Platform
Fusion Debate Splits Populists and Democrats in Kansas
Disjointed letters argue whether the People's party should join with Democrats to regain influence. W D Keller and W E Klehtmire urge caution, opposing fusion while others urge aligning with reform-minded groups. The column reflects internal party tensions ahead of the next presidential election.
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People’s Party
Peart and Courtgess
Wil
W. FE. Klehtmire
Cottonwood
Bitteris
Democrat
Democratic Party
W. D. Cellar
Edwardsville
Democrats
Kan
Kanain
Abilene
Sontat Democrats
Buffaly” Sonat Lik
Cleveland
HUM
Funston Must Wait for Grant or Disposition of Aguinaldo
Washington cabinet discusses Aguinaldo capture and Funston's reward, with delay on promotions and no decisive action. They favor liberal recognition for Funston, consider a brigadier general designation, and defer final decisions to army officials in the Philippines. Aguinaldo's fate remains unsettled, with possible exile to Guam as a consideration.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Fahsten
Pumsten
Funston
Holding & Volunteer Commission
Geeral
Eohat
Ame
Philippines
Philippine Com
Ger MacArthur
Guam
United States
Leavenworth Local Notes And Events
Local mentions include Tanquary visiting friends in Leavenworth and Hamer forming a law partnership with Judge C B Graves in Emporia. At First Baptist, Miss Ormand and pupils offer a recital and readings with a basket ball game and senior teams to be admitted. Kimberton GC Cherney arrested on sale charge. police failed to aid Wil Pige at home.
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Nah ‘Tanquary
Leavenworth
Ehh. Hamer
Torn County
Ths
C. B. Graves
Emporia
Baptist Church
Mra
Geo
Heckney
Chicago
D Park
Kimberton
Cherney
Wil Pige
Judee Goodin
Reid
George Martin
Martin
L. Bleece
Pale River
Eureka
John Johnson
San Francisco
Harris Migrates to Osborne County Boosts Local Politics
United States Senator W A Harris plans spring migration to Osborne County Kansas feuding with Baker’s retirement. He sold Linwood stock and bought a 1000 acre Osborne ranch to breed fine cattle. The move shifts political power from the First to the Sixth district, harming Leavenworth’s senatorial representation and boosting Harris in party backing.
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United States
W. A. Harris
Leavenworth
Osborne
Osborne County
Harris
Harrs
Baker
Pets Laughlin
Muscotah
England Complains Over Anglo German China Pact
British observers in London condemn the Anglo German agreement over Manchuria as misaligned and unclear. They note Japan’s interpretation and viceroy protests, warn of Russian chances, and urge firm Western unity to resist Chinese tensions and Manchu shifts.
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New York
The
Tribune
London
Pekin
St Petersburg
Bevin
Washington
Hussian
Manchuria
Eggi
Owme
Wadang Dik Nankite
Super
Lord Cranborme
House of Commons
Bee
China
Tiesia
Cagnt von Tiuelow
Bismarck Alwas
Russia
England
Bismarck
Wisdaiming
Rena
Germany
Rusatin
Count von Rucw
Japan
Erice
Pan
Hero to Be Married Captain Hobson Engaged to Miss Grigsby
New York march 29 Captain Richmond Hobson is engaged to wed Miss Emmie Grigsby of this city. No date has been published yet but a marriage is expected soon. Miss Grigsby, a blonde beauty, visits Greensboro with her mother at 069 Park avenue.
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New York
Richmond Hobson
Emmie Grigsby
Tix
Grimsby
Tyne
Hobson
Grigsby Ilver
Park Avenue
Captain Hobson Engaged After Six-Year Friendship
Caesar reports to Captain Hobson that they have been good friends for six years and are recovering. It notes Hobson’s engagement to Miss Grigsby soon after the sinking of the in Santiago.
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Caesar
Hobson
Mise Grigsby
Santiago
Snow Grips Northern Kansas Rail Lines
Snow blankets Kansas towns with several inches in northern districts as rail traffic faces weather delays. Wamego logs two inches while western Mock Island division sees about four inches. Atchison reports continued snow with gusty east winds. temperature ranges from 27 to 33 degrees.
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Union Pacific
Wamego
Mock Island
Preville
Licely
Chickishs
New Mexico
Atcilison
Atchison, Hall
Kana Goncardia
Railroad board election stalls after multiple ballots
There was no change from the dead lock of the morning as the recentive council resumed business. The twenty-sixth ballot had Stanley for Richter, Nelson and Gries for Findlay, Cole for McNeill, Godard for Walker, Crawford for Crawford. tallying continued. No change on the thirty‑first ballot. the final outcome remains to come. Secretary of State Clark’s choice for Crawford drew attention, while a Republican candidate is to be added for the one year term after the three‑year man was chosen.
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Renk
Die Popnilst
Curran
Straaht People's Party
Verimest
Aguinel
Pyrits
Jerissarian
Street
Bir
Senate
Hanms
McLexta
Sta
J.C. Reppenthal
Russell
Ty Kat
Democratic Party
Membire
Coume Aricht
Mons-Bock
Ray Agguin
People's Party
Ujl
Kansan
Anil Nebravka
Chicago
Cnd
Kursie City Planformia
Wat Nacional
Inn
Mieswart
Mike
David Overmyer
Coz
Aussourt
Stanley
Richter
Nelson
Gries
Findlay
Cole
McNeill
Godard
Walker
Clark
Crawford
Rees
Lost Boy Returns Home After School Absence
A 1 year old boy, son of J H French of 126 Topeka avenue, was sent home from Polk school by his teacher for absence. He stayed in the city, then returned home to seek his father’s approval before resuming school. The minister at Sonate spoke as witnesses and a ceremony followed, with church members observing the proceedings and greeting the returning pupil.
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Herbert French
J. H. French
Topek
Polk School
Zions
Ets
Sonate Nea Sonetaniinepie
Bates Reinister
Turkay
Fevttal tonieht ac First 'hurch Baptist
Fevttal tonieht ac First Church Baptist reports a corrected entry from the church ledger. Local members gathered for a brief service and discussed upcoming charity events with emphasis on community outreach and youth programs.
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Fevttal Tonieht Ac
Hurch
Ten Netite Adminstor
Corn Markets Pause Amid Mixed Trading Signals
Chicago amid a flurry of activity saw soy markets wavering as corn futures traded uncertainly. May corn moved modestly with limited price gains while wheat and oats showed quiet to softer moves, amid broad market caution and slow contract sales.
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Chicago
Market Gossip From Wheat to Creamery Reports
Kansas City and local markets show activity across wheat, hogs, dairy, and livestock. Buyers and sellers note prices, receipts, and supply shifts as March consignments move through barns and creameries, with attention to futures, port standings, and regional demand.
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Mr Er
Nat Aber
Catia
Inaaam
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Uip
Oxfords Ladies
Hi. L. Larsh & Co
West Std
Cabinet
Boot
Nerwalk
Sant
Omaha
State Committee
W. D. Street
Ruppenthal
Manila
Kansas
America
Hero
Bish
Seteritas
Acoceae City Livestock
Bassa Tyctines
Elie
Hecker
Kansas City
Finien
Timothy
Chute i Creamery
Tse Dairy
Estonia
F.C
Qruc
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