Act for Good Roads in Topeka Political Movement
The Topeka wheelmen push for rural road improvements and political influence. A sweeping reform effort sees candidates endorsed, with four candidates named for the state legislature race in the Topeka area and strong hopes for wheelmen backing to drive urban and rural road reforms.
Women Presses Meet Miss Anthony at Pacific Wo mens Press
In San Francisco on May 2 the Pacific Womens Press association met at Geld en Gate hall with Miss Susan B Anthony among attendees. A reading of a poem by Harriet Shiimers sparked discussion on women writers and roles in newspapers, urging collective advancement and equality.
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Miss Anthony
San Francisco
Pacific Comm Womens Press Association
Gelden Gate Hall
Suesan
Anthony
Mes Saran
Cooper
Uthem
Eomen
Anthony Sax
Mies Harriet
Shiimers
Ana
Qresham's Remains to Arlington Cemetery Transfer
Arrangements made for removal of remains from Oakwood cemetery to Arlington cemetery in the city. Application for site to the repository cemetery was sent by Inter? Secretary Lamont and approved. A prominent figure urged the resting place be among old comrades at Arlington, honoring Gen. Sheridan and Admiral Greham.
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Washington
Oakwood Cemetery
PM Lines
Arlington Cemetery
Reseepineny
Romin
Lamont
Uto Grestantn
Intercer Retary
Hiroeel
Oe Sur
Sheridan
Admira
Greaham
Arington
Preaklin
Prahit
Eau
Hytertus
May Get a Receiver in Watkins Mortgage Case
Judge Resorves his decision on May 1 in New York so briefs will be submitted regarding a receivership for the Kasete to tle state of the J Wat Kine Land Storware Company of Lawrence Colorado. The motion, opposed by creditors and trustees, argues over $4.8 million in debentures and a pending reorganization plan. The judge indicated the matter is not for immediate receiver appointment and is tied to the proposed corporate reorganization.
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Patmars' Loan and Treet Company
Justice Anfirewe
da & Farelen
Buvisia
Ettyard
Ptte
Ty Wad
Marc Hanna Silent on Hlinota Convention Result
Cleveland May. A letter notes Marc Hanna will not discuss the outcome of the Hlinota Convention. The piece reflects on political predictions and Hanna’s expected role as a presidential candidate, citing ongoing speculation and public statements.
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Marc Hanna
Hlinota
Local Topeka Snapshots Reveal Pressing Town Affairs
A mosaic of Topeka notices covers police, court actions, business moves, and civic events. Mentions include a pardon protest, sheriff correspondence, insurance concerns, and a push for public exhibitions. Also noted are marital actions, legislative chatter, and ongoing community discussions on fire relief and charity.
GILLETT GONE THROUGH On His Way to Cripple Creek on Private and Company Business
W H Gillett general auditor of the Santa Fe travels by train to Cripple Creek on private business and to oversee Midland Terminal railway interests His trip signals possible appointment of a new general auditor at the upcoming New York directory meeting.
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Cripple Creek
W. H. Gillett
The
Santa Fe
Hants
Cripple Rele
Midland Terminal Railway
New York City
Yellow fever victims reach far end of voyage
Washington report details surgeon general findings on a vessel during a yellow fever outbreak. Dr Cleary notes inadequate disinfection and forgotten isolation, spreading infection to crew and government staff. Of nearly seventeen aboard, fifteen died, the disease now stamped out.
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Washingtios
the Marine Eyes
Cleary
Mt. Fio Tanetto
Mintaksen
Grahde
Liquor Sales Down in April Across 27 Stores
April liquor sales totaled 3578 for 27 stores, down from March 4007 for 28 stores. Listed brokers include Frank Holart 152, A Kuoremen 76, Torin 200, A T Waggoner 4, EK Sohnevig, B Woolverwa, K Jones 195, and A Lesey 153, with certificates verified by Livingoie.
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Apa
Lip
Bidreegiste
Prank Holart
A. Kuoremen
Bakt Ae So Rae Torin
A. T. Waggoner
EK Sohnevig
B. Woolverwa
K. Jones
A. Lesey
Oie
Bridge Bonds Sale At Topeka In Friendly Terms
Bonds of a county bridge project were sold to HC Speer for 7258.84 in a preliminary step toward the case. The sale is described as informal. if the bond lineage is proven, BA. Stwer may take them. Details mention delivery at First National Bank of Topeka or American Front a Saving bank of Chicago and topekan Jordan's Hall event.
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Stianzee
McKeent
C. © Baker
Hibben
Col
Geo W. Veale
Eure
KE. A. Demmoss
Dewite
Burton
Cy Legend
Doniphutt
Rea
Kansas
EB Higsine
Kansas City
Mri
Chariton Edhoizn
Topexa Society For the Saving
Bristow
Cyr Leland
Ge Yaurs
Bhuawnee
Ida
HC Speer
Stwer
Perio Cvert
Piret National Bank of ‘Fopoum
Bank of Chicago
Spore
Uves
Topekan
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