Two Colored Men Arrested in Harness Theft Case
Police hold two men named Henderson and Steel after a barn theft involving halters bridles and a stolen saddle. Investigators seek more evidence while suspects deny involvement. Also arrested nearby were Al Moreit Thomas Clark and Wm Clark suspected of related depot burglaries in southern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henderson
H. Steel
Henderson
Steel
Bridies
al Moeriit
Thomas Clark
Wm. Clark
Sanin 2
Santa Fe
Kansas
Filibusterers Captured Near Navy Yard Report
Reported captures near the navy yard describe filibusterers removed to safety as authorities review the scene. Admiral Navarro’s status remains uncertain while officials evaluate next steps. The incident leads to inquiries about compensation and legal actions tied to the Hamilton and Jetmore cases.
Wichita Mystery Rider Seen on Late Night Route
A man described as Bull West was spotted in Wichita en route to the strip. He carried a Winchester and a revolver during a break in a chase, while a detective discussed the case with Officer Button. Police pursued leads as a missing woman reportedly left near a Fulford building after a prior sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Sanany
Tete
MaeoUhtetty
Victor
Winchester
Gallanan
William Bradpury
Mr. Bradbury
Bradboury
Turkles
M. Haehiel
Fulford
Jatt
Firth Atrnet
van Buren
Courts Clash Over Witness as Bowley Case Stalls
In Justice Court Judge Husten delayed proceedings in the Bowley brothers case while ordering a witness from the reditative's court. The Rowley Breen divorce dispute dominated the session. Emmet Rowley argued, assets were divided and sold for 4000 dollars. Debts total about 4500 dollars with stock valued around 1400 dollars. A sale order may be issued soon to satisfy judgments, as tension rose over the building at Sixth and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowley Bros
Husten
Justice Court
Netas
Witneam
Reditative
Joby Dawns
Aftnrawet
Lanyers
Dover
Rowley Breen
Emmet Rowley
Winnony
Rowley Stupe
Jude Aster
Bester
McElyer Akure
Gale
Heweter
Kans Surris
IE Shaw
Foster
Finmet Howley
Spencer
Hunset Rowley
J.P Ind
Rowley
Brunet
Fem
San Fe
J.P. Howley
Sepair Housa
Wal & Wiatter
Jude Punter
Terete
Ty Wanteles
Justice Bourty
Olympian prize winners return from Athens in strong health
May 1 at New York Athens Beach prize winners from the Olympian games arrive aboard the German steamer Syree. AC Daylor Lane Jamieson and Hubert Garrett travel to Princeton after greeting Lametian families on the dock. They wear medals of gold and blue. the wreaths are kept locked until Princeton. A separate item notes a fire at Morris & Co's clothing store causing $55,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Beach
New York
Pour
Athens
Laut Menth
AC. Daylor
Lane
Jamieson
Hubert Garret
Princeton
Atde
Gerret
USD
Ckrlied Bis Velling
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Belle Thompson Event
In society columns Belle Thompson hosted a Topeka gathering at her home on Topeka avenue with a gala reception for Topeka society figures. Guests, decorations, and attire described, plus mentions of other social happenings, visitors, and upcoming events including a picture show at the Grand Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Thompson
Howe Om
Topeke Avenue
Topeka Guclety
Slater
Birt Walure Thempaan
Beste
Little Huther Rodgers
Henrietta Alezander
Miles Jennie
Batts Gulbor
Aller Gulbor
la France
Walter ‘Thompson
Acanh Brewer
Mra. A. KK. Radfem
Mra
A. A. Rodeers
Mra C. Culver
Mya Semdaraioy
Walter Thompeon
AK. Hodgers
Walter Pho
West Sixth
Topeka
Jerry
Wedding at First Baptist Church in a White Albatrons Attire
A wedding at the First Baptist church featured a bride in white albatrons with lace and satin trimming. Attendants wore white dotted gowns and lace, with many beautiful and useful presents sent to the couple. Guests included several Misses and Messrs from the community, and plans indicate the couple will reside in Kansas City after the ceremony. The chancel chapter of Race Cathedral hosted a reception for the newly elected directress Mrs Chanting J Brown and others, with Dean Boswell contributing a musical interlude.
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Dillon
W. A. L. Thompson
Kellum
Chicago
T. E. Bowman
Dy J. Harding
Learalue
G. W. West
Silver Lake
J. Great Jaccard
Adams Ron
M. Selig
Ron
Lee
Seiig
W. B. Sterns
Bedolls
Mra. Sterne
G. O Metsker
Morebown
Denver
Hudson
Ernest Whippie
Sieg J. Burnett
Kentrit
Moree
Hive
Bianche Diwest
Mies Law Taylor
Unerards
Adiems
Willameen
W. P. Morse
Kansas City
G A. Meirse
Porter Stuith
Georst Bagie Tutsdas Atternman
C. BK Reed
Sathanf Wr
J.J. Covert
Bev Thoman
First Baptist Church
Milinie Hiesath
Myrtie Berry
Ida Hey
Stela Grimth
Emma Kiesath
Bila Harrop
Chancel
Bennett Wheeler
Race Cathedral
Chanting J. Brown
Mira Wheeler
Dean Boswell
Ailus Rossington
Ise Dudley
Mixa Gibson
Miss
Apathy on Prohibition Campaign in Solomon City
Rav Hoffman of Solomon City leads the state temperance drive. He will raise funds for the campaign and plan a tour to promote the cause. Hoffman notes apathy and opposition among church members toward prohibition and outlines organizing routes for a statewide speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hoffman
Solomon City
Manetal Aent
Tow State Temperance Unitin
Bf. Hoffman
1 Journal
Hoffman
Princi Sturphy
Condemned Murderers' Execution at Fort Smith Scaffold
May 1 Fort Smith Ark. John and George Pierce and Webber Jasace were executed in the jail yard. Only a few spectators admitted. The condemned men prayed and spoke with their kin before the drop. A child clung to a parent as the scene unfolded with tears and final prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
John
George Pierce
Webber Jasace
Spaith
Hoeedalta
Pierce
Picton
Maurntein Grove
Three Minute Club Forms In Emporia For Mile Ride
The Three Minute Club in Emporia aims to organize a mile ride under 120 seconds with a $50 initiation fee. Members listed include Orie Vernon Bart Jay Horace Whitlsey Grov Grimth Justin Soden Frank Miller Artiman Loomis Mule Wie Bite Bester Perry Henry Carr Biteworth Hainline Brian Mukieney and Jim Wagoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Grog GriMth
Justin, Soden
Frank MiJer
Artinan Loomis
Mule Wie Bite
Bester Perry
Henry Carr
Biteworth Hainline
Bian Mukieney
Yw Wagoner
James Haintine
McKinley delegates rally for statehood on first ballot
In Phoenix on May 1 the McKinley faction met despite adjournment, organizing with 72 members and pressing home rule. Delegates backed McKinley. New York papers unite in filing a corporate charter for a printing and publishing company. Also noted are public notices about transportation rates and a telegraph from St Tichnor regarding southern Baptist mission concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
McKinley
McKintey
Ine Ggrand
Congress
New York
Fimes-recorder Com PaNs
Mleri’e
Ole Company
Tipalnese
Women Captive Mayor in Reform Protest at St Joseph
A group of party women held Mayor John VY captive at his private home in St Joseph demanding he aid a reform drive. They accused lax enforcement of saloon limits and liquor sales to minors, pressing for a city curfew and stricter alcohol rules. The mayor was confined for two hours before promise to submit to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mich
John VY
Ceralames
Workers Build Democratic Wigwam in Chicago May Day
About 350 men plus dozens more work at the site of the forthcoming national Democratic convention structure in Chicago. Crews install electric lighting and an amphitheater style arrangement as the building nears completion near Fifty-ninth and Wallace streets, powered by the People’s Electric Light and Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Keane
Yoste
Tiret Stepa
Win Be
Colleern
Within & Monet
Ube Horth
People’s Electric Light and Power Company
Fitty-nrth
Wallace Streets
Toadstool Poison Case In St Louis May Day
In St Louis on May 1 Mrs Mary Smith gathered mushrooms in the woods. She handled a toadstool which crumbled. Moments later she suffered a sudden headache and neck ache as if struck by a sudden poison. The incident details are fragmented in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
St. Louis
Ian
Bargains for Every Day in Local Market Ad
Bargains for Every Day offers a wide array of grocery items including dried bait meat bacon canned goods flour and staples. The ad promises prompt delivery and a guarantee of quantity with every purchase. It mentions various products such as sugar coffee soap apples and baking powder.
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Geen
The
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
East Sixth Street
Kansas Ave. Hatter and Men’s Outfitter
Stormer
Cleveland
Taylor
WM. Taylor
Harnoas
Navy Yard
Havanese
Navarro
A. D. Hubbard
Judes Hazen
Hamilton
A. D Hubbard
Jetmore
Jetmors
Torney
Bull West
Olympian Heroes
Zi Bung Chang
Quines
Mick
Morris & Co
Thompson
Une
Mr. and Biss
C. FB Button
Str
Meeco Baker
W.C Garvey
Ant Mee
Beet
Stra
George Basle
R A. Hoffman
State Temperance
Mkinley
Arizona
Mr. Dias
Cuba
Atlanta
Bay
Tumba
Deine
Xukovens
St ET. Tichnor
Southern Baptier Fame Mieston Board
Tichnor
Dics
Fuolldh Ux
Cutter
Kansas Avenues
Ie AM Fuller
Go's
Satuday
New York Met Co
East Listh
American Hop Ale CO
E. 5Th St
Topeka, Ks
Invigo
Isto
Sharum
Kansee
H.aiatt
Lapayette Street
Catia Sugar Core
Seany Warren
AGA Lafayette
Tele
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