Reverend Krum Defends Shakespearean Authorship Verdict
Rev Dr Krum spoke to Bethany College students defending Shakespearean authorship against Bacon claims. He argued Stratford birth, father as a gentleman, and the author’s education prove Shakespeare wrote the plays and poems. He attacked the idea of a forged literary career and dismissed alleged misjudgments as misreads.
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Krum
Metheny College
William
Mason
Bethany College
Krurm
Millepaugh
Ole Youns
Stratford On Avon
Shakespeare
Artoc
Wellner
Rome
Pontine
Steamer Clive Brings Italian Immigrants to New York
March 3 report notes the steamer Clive arriving from Na Dier Depuzbt with 119 Italian stevedore passengers, the largest group landed at this port this season. Also contains ads for California Repress daily service via Santa Fe, Topeka departure times, laundry services, and Rock Island Route travel advice.
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New York
Clive
Na~ Dier
California
Pullman Palace
Teaves Topeka
Judges and Clerks Named for City Election in Progress
Commissioner L.7. Yount released the list of judges and clerks for the upcoming city election. The announced roster spans four wards with multiple precincts, listing clerks and judges by precinct and block location, highlighting involvement of Populists within the boards.
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Hiections L
Yount
Tom Wilkerson Released on County Commissioners Order
Tom Wilkerson was released from the county to today on to order of the Leura of county commissioners. In his application of pardon he stated he had promise of a plea on April 1. The Goats of his repastation and amounts over $0 are noted. Wilkerson plea XIEies iaiier in the district court of Paieuary.
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Tom Wilkerson
Lo Jhal
Wilkerson
Nikos
Wikersen
District Court of Paieuary
Texas Big Berry Crop Promises Largest Yet
A dispatch from Alvin Texas reports the 1897 strawberry crop may be the largest in Texas history as carloads are shipped north. Local rail inquiry offers Texas coast information and homeseekers inducements. Excursions in March and April. Mineral Water promoted as finest to the west.
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Texas
Chicago Tribune
Alvin
Tex
Texas Coast
Ingalls Defends Ethics vs McCabe in Breezy Open Letter
John J. Ingalls replies to Bishop McCabe defending his Carson prize ring reporting. He says his political career is at an end, rejects accusations of bribery or disloyalty, and asserts he wrote truthfully with independence as a private citizen. He contrasts his conduct with alleged hubris at the Winfield conference and asserts no sale of opinions.
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Leavenworth Times
John J. Ingslis
Bishop McCabe
Kansas City
Trinida
San Francisco
McCabe
John J. Ingalls
Togo Loti
New York Journal
Congress
Methodist Church
Tai
Toahy
Senate
Kansas
Herard
Jyccrum
Carson
Christ
Palestine
Kanews
Carton
Fite Simmons
Caran
Winfield
Castoria Enduring Remedy Promises Gentle Care
A nostalgic note traces Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. The text highlights familiar usage across generations, emphasizing comfort and routine associated with the product. No other entities or dates are provided.
Ex-Jaller Hopkins Buys Local Restaurant Amid City Notes
A jumble of town reports notes Ex-Jaller A. W. Hopkins purchasing a restaurant while other items mention Santa Fe and Topeka affairs. District Judge Foster stationed in Kunwarus Aton, and various civic, legal, and social notices fill the page with appointments, meetings, and local incidents.
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A. W. Hopkins
United Stat District
Foster
Kunwarus
Aton
Colorado
Aes
Sunta Fe
J. D. Mounteine
First Presbyterian
Leorat
Che
Topeka
Boyle
McNull
State House
Henry B
W. Starr
Bt Joe
Santa Fe
Topeka Equal Suffrage Association
Columbian
Woestminster Presbyterian Church
Frank Clark
Atexteo
Ned Osborn
State Bank
Brehen
Sixth
Willmore
Fourth
Witch
Pytor
Ha Conkling Hives
Chandler
C. T
GaGehuers
Tethany College
Martin Mobler
State
Mh of Agriculture
Our Weeks Vish
Osborn Ikan
Weers Te
Atherton
Ime
Ruasetl
Connetlion
Timex
Nuto
Ele
Henry Steele
Peter Gish
Hine
Judesacer
Feed Ellis
Ed Jones
Prucesnet
North
Stina Avenue
Distret
J. J. Ryan
State Auditor's Ofice
St. Paul
Osage Mission
Elza
John G. Ite
Wagen Yesterding
Mee
Hostig
Heivenald
Serceant Donavan
Jalen Jones
Nient
Owen
Jutier Uagetorei
Verites
Frank Forrest
Sargeant-At
T Ie
Puwilay
W. E Thompson
Lncastier
O. L. Atherton
Marenat
Kansas
Chicagu
Bexty-Second Street
Peka
Harry Grome
Magy Eidre
Growe
Cnicat Keampton
Waller Stuart
Hanement
Noor
Auditorium unity drives city auditorium plan petition
A Latin era style letter from MATHEW F. GAMBOWSKI as president urges united support for a Russian-American LeagueUnani mous auditorium project. He notes invitations to March meeting and warns on possible construction delays, expressing confidence in a chorus of organizations backing the plan for Topeka.
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Brigham
Thas
Thte
Mmy Tearett
Lebwlf
Topeka
German-Buschans American League
Mathew F. Gambowski
Santa Fe Train Links Vast Travel Across States
The Santa Fe system advertises extensive routes spanning fourteen states and territories with about 14 000 miles of track. It promises easy access to health and pleasure resorts in mountains or by the sea in any season, connecting major centers such as Chicago St Louis Kansas City Denver El Paso Galveston Los Angeles and San Francisco. Nora Dance XP nails tonight.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
St. Leuis
Kansas City
Denver
el Worth
Galveston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Railroads Push Plan for Statewide Freight Rate Schedule
Commissioner Dillard and Governor Leedy question the offer while railroads press a pro proposal to a state railroad board. They seek a conference of traffic managers and shippers to draft a schedule the board would promulgate as the law. The dispute centers on authority and the fear of premature publicity, with Lewelling set to join the board and Hurd presenting the plan on behalf of the railroads.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Decta
United States Supreme Court
la Sherdombissours Cmse
Chicago
Lowe Wos
Mr Lewelling
Dillard
Campbell
Bir
Lewelling
Hurd
Lowe
Hrd
Supreme Court of the United States
Hirrd
Sr Lewelling
Lendswall
Ule
Republican Board
Torey
A Delighted Boy and a Caring Mentor in Topeka
In Topeka Major Thnan guides his blind boy Robert on streets for four years, aiding his independence. After early blindness from infancy and limited hope, a new treatment with Prof Sanus began six months ago using eye medicine and protective care, yielding marked improvement and vision now.
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Topeka
Major Thnan
Robert
Christ's Hospital
Prof Sanus
Besun ix
Heinze
Hiobert
Payone
Question Over Special Session Looms in Legislature
The speaker asks when a special session will be called while noting no demand for one. He states the decision rests with the people and their desire for the legislature to act on rates and payments.
Woman Lion Tamer Attacks Manager in Omaha Crowd
Lyons the Spaniard lion trainer faced a violent outburst as she assaulted her manager Frank Hall during a morning show in Omaha. She accused him of stealing her money, threatened to release her sons, and turned on police who intervened but were repelled, leaving her in control.
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Omaha
Neb
Angle Lyons
Hons
Frank Hall
Hall
Nin
Mall
Bradley Martins Departure Sparks Witty London Commentary
London chatter centers on the Bradley Martins plan to return from Scotland in June. The Globe quips about a mistaken view of the pound and the queen’s reaction, while other papers call the news delicate to present to the queen. A broad, fictional web surrounds the Martins’ movements.
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London
Bradley Martins
Globe
Bradley
England
Scotland
Will Keep Gov Smith as Leavenworth Chief, Board Decides
Washington and Danville report that the board of managers of soldiers homes favors keeping General A J Smith as Leavenworth superintendent but contemplates jurisdiction change. A move to transfer him to California was discussed to ease friction and vindicate him from charges. The decision rests with the Danville meeting next month.
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Board of Soldiers’ Home Managers
Washington
Board of Managers
Soldiers' Homes
Fort Leavenworth
A. J. Smith
Leavenworth
National Home
California
General Smith
Bir
Mede Nesth
Danville
Leaven- Worth
National Board of Mangers
Local Notes and Social News From Town
Residents visit relatives and recoveries noted as Jesse Kistler shows improvement while Rebekah lodge attendance grows. Church events shift schedule for a meeting, operetta rehearsals proceed, and club activities include Poe readings and a basket social with neighbors urged to attend. A tree accident injures Representative A L Brooke but no serious harm. Grandparents’ visit, vacations planned, and classroom staff schedules appear in community roundup.
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Kimball Pree
Rancas Avenue
George
Rebekah Iadze
Church of the Geohepherd
Fred Hes
Monroe
S.A. Mitchell
Munday
Nathmai Cicy
Donald Paramore
Sunda
Second Presbyterian Church
Swift
Wits
Arrold
Jackson Street
Mire
FP Bowen
Air Ships Dangers Geese Over Atchison Quarternight
Wild geese traced high over Atchison in distress with circling flights and cries. Citizens witnessed the scene and believed they had collided with a large air alloy near Topeka, wandering until dusk and landing in a pond. Card of thanks notes express gratitude for support during the wife’s illness.
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Atchison Quatertay
Hon
Topeka
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Peerless Steam Laundry
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