Sixth Ward School Board Tonight Chooses Potwin Members
The Sixth Ward school board plans to select two Potwin representatives, with Tincher and Henderson as leading candidates. Auburndale's Ogilvy is urged by residents to join, while mixed views on Tincher’s Potwin ties fuel debate. The final vote is expected within days as the Potwin group advocates and local petitions shape the pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealdes
Steck
George Tinehar
Potwin Acoot
Tincher
Auburndale
AW ME
Pirbes
William Henderson
Potwit
Potwitt
Henderson
Ogilvy
Choise
Hughes’ Fourcee
Iebne
Potwin
Auburn
Gale
Omivy
Ube Picet
Dereot
Wintheritt
Fincher
Rebus
Totwit Board
Toroka Board of Education
Pultwits
Art for His Palace in New York Old Masters Sold
Senator W. Clark of Montana buys vast furniture and works from Louis XIII to Fortuny in New York for a contemplated residence on Fifth Avenue. He has paid 26,000 for a Fortuny portrait and acquired several Fortuny paintings as well as other period pieces. A famous painter is reportedly creating a life slave portrait of Clark as part of the collection. The senator says his aim is to assemble the finest collection in the United States for his residence.
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Paris
Clark
Montana
Bortuny
New York
Dulacy
Pith Avenue
Louis Quatoren
Tanihy Sefer
Nso
Tas God Fortuny
Gonrat
United States
Whitney
Conscience Fund Donation Letter Report
The May 3 Washington update notes Acting Secretary Mickiedohn reserved a $1 contribution in a letter by a former War Department clerk. The missive, titled Ex-CLERK, is forwarded to the secretary of arm as part of the conscience fund reporting.
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Washington
Secntary
Mickiedohn
Mndi Cole
Cagtethater
Siauody
Meikiejohn
Colorado Springs bound flyer from Topeka service
Colorado Springs travelers note a fast through service leaving Topeka at 49 per hour with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. The announcement promises quicker arrival next morning before heat and invites inquiries to A M Fuller co P and T A and A W Lacey agent Nash Topeka. Also mentions routes via Rock Island and Ree’dsland with prices 32.50 and 32.60 and laundry by American Steam Laundry.
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Topeka
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Missouri River
A. M.fuller, Co. P
T. A
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
American Steam Laundry
Ban Prancieco
Dsland
Liquor Seizure Return Dispute In City Raid
Otis Hungate acting for Geo Kisver demands return of liquor and pumps seized in the first raid of the liquor joint. Judge Hazen’s ruling limits return to liquor named in the warrant, Chief Ram sey and Star sey discuss, Deputy City Attorney Gresh and judges confirm order to return the items from both raids.
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Otis Hungate
Geo. Kisver
Ramsey
Hazen
Starsey
Hururate
Wien
Gresh and
Judeeus
Local Notes From North Topeka Community
Numerous brief items from North Topeka include social visits and family news. Mrs Ida Hawke of Restrice Neb. visits her relatives in Topeka while Miss Myrtle Palmer stays with Grantyills friends. May Dennison visits at her country home. Charles Berry travels to the countryside. Miss Harriet Morgan’s guest, Fannie McGan, returns to St. Marys. The Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday. the City Shoeing Shop advertises services. Thomas Cross becomes grain vitor. Mrs Howard Stuart returns from Kansas City after missionary work.
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Union Pacific
Kansas Avenue
Oliver Wally
Lansing
Will Sheets
John Henley
West
Hecler
Myrtle Palmer
Grantyills Friends
Ida Hawke
Restrice
Neb
Harrison Robinson
Shorey
C. B Lyon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kansas Ave
T. W. Deafenhaugh
Mias May Dennison
Miso Dennison
Lyon
Charles Berry
Tom
Sirs
AJ. Berry
Shady Nok Care
Fannie McGan
Harriet Morgan
St. Marys
Aire
M. M. Rowley
Beloit
AA. Rowley
Quincy Street
T. W. Dearenbaurh
NE. Ave
Jeskie
Rossvile
Thomas Cross
New Grain
Vi —Tor
Wi Wr
Dn, Thompson & Co
Misselle Marple
State of Washington
Indian Creek
Brave Boys’ Club
MM. Halé
State Dental Association To Meet This Week At Throw Hotel
The Kansas State Dental Association plans meetings in this city on Wednesday and Thursday this week. The events will be hosted at the Throw Hotel with entertainment arranged by LC Wasson HH Thompson and G H Esterly, committee in charge.
The Last Battle by J G Waters in Turbulent War
A fragmentary dramatic combat poem recounts a battle scene with lines describing troops, river crossings, gunfire, and a march toward a perilous front. The speaker honors fallen soldiers and their immortal honor amid a charged battlefield rhythm.
Nothing To Do Court Of Visitation Busy Drawing Salaries
The Court of Visitation will hear J. G. Maxwell of McPherson file a petition alleging a violation of the telegraph toll law by Western Union. The court may dismiss for lack of jurisdiction as a new railroad law is stressed. The court met this morning with no business.
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J. G. Maxwell
McPherson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Patrol Changes Announced By City Chief Ramsey
A. F. Jenter, out two months due illness, is released from patrolman duties. Patol Driver DB. AL AteCoy to replace Jenter, and B Mitchell Bundy now becomes driver under Chet Gardner. Chief Ramsey says no other changes expected.
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A. F. Jenter
AL AteCoy
Mitchell Bundy
Chet Gardner
Ramsey
Bust of Kaitulani Prompts Honolulu Queen Link Talk
New York May 1 suss nudine Beveridge, a sculptress, may be asked by Hawaiian heiresses to mold a bust of Princess Kalulasi who died recently. The elite club, wealthy and influential, hopes the princess might become their queen due to her affection for America. An American sculptress could be chosen, with the bust planned for the old palace gallery, in heroic size, featuring classic drapery over the shoulders.
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New York
Suss Nudine Beveridge
Humolule
Kalulasi
Kalulas
Girl in Male Attire Captured at Four Courts Prison
Mary Snone of Bridgeton New Jersey aged 18 was jailed at the Four Courts charged with masquerading in male dress. She roamed the country for months from Atlantic Qoren to the Mississippi working odd jobs and traveling by rail, saying her parents’ deaths inspired her to imitate a novel heroine. She cut her hair and wore knickerbockers, first undetected in Philadelphia, then returned home before her arrest.
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St. Louw
Mary Snone
Bridgeton
N. J
Isternat
Alton
Qoren
Mississippi River
Philadelphia
Knickerbockers
New Jersey
Dlivinle
Topeka Tinseed plant closes. operations shift to Kansas City
The Topeka Tinseed oil works will become a memory as the plant ceases operation. The office will close and all business moves to Kansas City with the machinery and equipment being moved there. Manager Le Roby will join as traveling salesman for the Kansas City office.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Te le Roby
Kansas City Morning Papers Report Textbook Commission Conspiracy
Reports from Kansas City papers claim a Chicago meeting of the state textbook commission arranged five year contracts for high school texts charts and primers. The firms Ginn Heath Eaton were named with bids possibly totaling thousands of dollars. Several commissioners deny knowledge of the meeting while publishers dispute the claim and await formal bids.
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Kansas City
Tolay
State Text Book Commission
Chicago
Ginn & Co
Heath & Co
Eaton & Co
Boston
Frank Nelson
W. Hurd
Hotton
Jewett
Abilene
A. H. Lupster
Larned
Fpsmith, Lawrenes
American Hook Company
Douke
Burton
George W. Crane
Topeka
Crane
Nome
Tramp Swanson Killed Near Formosa While Riding Fast Mail
Horrible accident near Formosa Montrose May 1 reports a tramp named Swanson of Racine Wis killed riding a fast mail train. He fell from the cars, his body scattered along the track. Remains lie at Formosa awaiting word from his parents.
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Swanson
Formosa
Heath
Montrose
Killea
Nam Swanson
Htadhne
Wis
Torehastamie
Racine
Dramatic Opening and Concert At Crawford and Grand Opera House
The Grokem Farle company opens at Crawford theater Loptent with Courtterfett Money and free admission for ladies. The Lione Steinde Concert company performs at Grand Opera House Friday night, with doors at Sin Drug store tomorrow morning. final concert of the ladies' Music club season promising strong attendance.
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Grokem Farle
Crawford Theater
Loptent
Courtterfett
Svat
Lione Steinde
Grand Opera House
Sin Drug Company
Edies
Tale-City
Eighty Year Old Farmer Seeks to Marry Young Woman
Guthrie O T May 1 Elijah H Fates a farmer plans to wed Carrie Thomas a girl much younger than him His relatives object claiming he is too old to marry The match faces probate court scrutiny with Foster opposing the union and the girl’s kin supporting the wedding despite objections This terse report outlines a marriage intent amid family and legal concerns.
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Guthrie
O. T
Elijah H. Fates
Jules ‘Foster Treday
Carrie Thomas
Foster
Txsun
Caylee
Calahoma
Roere
Leo Dagen
Indian Trouble in the Dominion Report from St Regis raid
A Dominion police force led by Chief Shearwood moved on St Regis TadTin reservation to arrest ring leaders of a month old trouble. One trainee killed, twelve American Indians arrested amid fears of further unrest. Col Hood listed seriously wounded in Havana recovery hoped.
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Dominion
Montreal
Cornwall
Ont
St. Regis
Tadtin Reservation
Shearwood
Eash
Riot in Wardner Idaho Reports show deadly labor riot causes deaths
May 1 Wardner Idaho scenes of violence unfold as 800 to 1,000 armed men assault mills and depots using giant powder. One guard is killed and others wounded as explosions destroy the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill with losses estimated up to 500,000 dollars. Troops mobilize in San Francisco Denver and Omaha to quell the disorder and protect workers and facilities.
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Wardner
Idaho
Canyon Creek
Burke
Bunker Hs
Sullivan Mill
Xsl
Jack Smith
British Columbia
Smith
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Baring
Ba Uing
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
Jim Chayne
Bunker Hurr Hd Sullivan Mill
Roeers
Teivin Sumtay
Bunker
San Francisco
Presidio
Steunenburg
Thahe
Admant
Bakecock
Miles
Merriam
Department Ines
Denver
Merram
Department of the Colorado
Millionaires Tremble Over New Tax on Corporations
New York city bankers and owners led by Sage and the Goulds fear a new corporate tax after a law dubbed Fond Mill restricts corporate wealth. The franchise tax is expected to yield about 15 million annually for the city, with a $2,060,000 annual charge on the New York Central for street rights of way. Governor Roosevelt indicates he will sign the bill promptly.
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New York
Sussell Sage
Goulds
Bhare
Jphakees
Anlgers
Fond Mill
Wall Street
New York Central
Roosevelt
Beer trust a failure and glucose works closings
The Brewers Journal reports New York failed beer trust efforts and dealers prefer to abandon plans. It notes brewing interests consolidate, reducing trust profit potential across cities including Tans Tillengo Warkington Detroit Baltimore. In Peoria glucose works closing as strike looms, with workers to be laid off.
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New York
Brewers’ Journal
Deer Trust
Ft Ruye
Seine Opt
Crete
TANS
Tillengo
Warkington
Detroit
Pure
Baltmore
National League Sunday Games Report Card
Sore tr SPARAES cir 7 Kansas City oe seanaargo-3 vu? s-3 Bt. Yaub 'utter ui Sd WH it aul St Paul Donser aid Spies Indianapolis game notes show score by innings for Indianapolis and Buffalo matchups with Scott Bevilie Bouffalo Gray McAuley listed. Detroit and Columbus contests include batteries Dessai Prisk Buelww Gilpatrick Sullivan.
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Sore Tr Sparaes
Kansas City
Seanaargo
Yaub ‘Utter Ui
St Paul
Donser Aid Spies
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Hovosunsets
Buffalo
Sonora
Columbus
Dessai Prisk and
Buelww
Gilpatrick Ard Sullivan
Victoria's New Portrait Paints by Austrian Painter
London May 1 Austrian portraitist M. Henri de Angeli has been commissioned to paint Queen Victoria. Some feel the commission should have gone to Brlton. De Angeli has already painted the Queen twice.
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London
M. Henri de Angeli
Queen Victoria
Brlton
M. de Angeli
Wheat and corn futures mixed amid rain scarcity and port flows
Market notes from May 1 report tight weather in Kansas and rain relief at Liverpool lifting wheat futures while May liftings and shipments to Europe impacted prices. corn stayed firm with shorts covering and steady deliveries. oats and rye showed limited activity. Kansas City market reflected weak cash wheat, steady oats, and mixed hog and cattle receipts with modest price shifts. weather and cash positions cited as drivers.
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Kansas
Liverpool
Sears
Dulivert
Joly
Ihei
Tate
Tye
Tse
Sear
Hee
Inn
Minneapolis
Duluth
BOLDS
Unier
Ee Eas
Jgis
Extiite
Hamas
Say
Rye
Timothy
Comminston
Ota St
Topeka
Kam
J.P Harris
Laverpool
Sisoa
Kansas City
Canna
Chicago
Eversthlme
Avedah
Cables Commission
Henises
Jeaneus
Tigisco
Aellers
Tell. We. Br
Lewis
Tee Walost
New York Money Market May Day Report
New York on May 1 reports steady money on call at 4 percent with strong mercantile demand and active exchange. bankers show varied rates in bills and certificates. Copper and sugar markets described as quiet to firm. grain and wheat futures outlined with figures on receipts and future prices. weather and shipping notes mixed with market sentiment.
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New York
Morey
Belie Mercantile Paper Tree
Stariina Exehanite
Bankers
Ponticercdal Bill
Sugar Market
Fair Refining
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Hartford
Union
School
Bosra
Benator Clark
Finent
Conscience Fond
A W. Lacey
Nash Topeka
Richmond
E.B. Guild Music CO
Tourusts
North Topeka
Pratt
Willam Pickie
Hottom
State Dental Association
J. G. Waters
Rane
Nammel
Vale
Rome
Pune
Elvatn
Fouens
Wemaer
Wal
Overianasinur
Wide World Shell
Etsy
Fenton
Bat
Dretie
Eneh
Ivonor
Court of Visitation
Kaitulani
Snes
Col. Hood
Havana
Duncan Hood
Second Immunes Regiment
Putile
Glucose Works
Peoria
Til
National League
OOS
SCAGO
Jhiears
Sigg Cees
Citenirie
Ao Donghue
Connor
Cincinnate
Ciscimna
Cleveland
Cursey Oy Faye
Cust
Rat
Baltimore
Boutsyuis
Piteal
Clevelande
Patel
Ewa
Milleapolis
Parker
Saxon
Milwas
McDonald
Vollendorf
Speer
Uray
Sina
Milwaukee Salumbas
Paul
Victoria
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Cubis
Chicago Livestock Market
Chimen
Emery
Ertow
Saturdey
Peete
Texas
Barine Lowe Ik Salen
Ags Heavy Wckers
FRA
Arls
Ako
Imuttons
Menara
Tc.erchant
A. Golnen
Cammnianion
Wef
Sniper
York
Ctr
Rae
Central
J. C. Goings
Gulate Fopekar Beals
Joseph
J.C. Goings
Ford
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