School Board Debates Health Board Roles And Bid Awards
In Topeka the board of education clashed with the board of health over oversight. Judge Garver questioned bid rules for a Lafayette school project valued at 1,275 dollars, and the contract went to Lund ae Carlson after a disputed decision. Superintendent Whittemore faces district boundary issues affecting Washington school attendees. The board elected Dr. Heatson to the board and heard remarks on minutes and staff resignations. The mining strike in West Virginia and Ohio subdistricts is noted along with the steamship China’s arrival and Japan market remains.
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Board of Eiucation
Eoheoln
Board of Health
Board of Education
the of Health
War
Dide
New Quincy
Wilson
Lundae & Carlson
Lafayette School
Judge Garver
Garver
Book of Iowa
Whittemore
Washington Schoe
Dabia- Spr
Omaha
Leviton
Oman
Toushana River
Topeka
Garren
Sant
Edward Wikier
Briansmittee
Jonathan D. Naren
Eehonls
Heatson
PHL
Ees
C.H. Kats
Dm FM
Westertiein
Uch
Pri Hone
Weelerfirat Tour
Government April deficit and currency circulation figures
The monthly statement shows April 1904 receipts of 41,829,421 and expenditures of 47,010,264, a deficit of 5,180,843. For ten months to date receipts exceed expenditures by 2,459,000. The currency report notes total circulation at April end of 497,080,475, up 8,?86 for the year and 2,170,681 for the month.
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Washington
North Topeka Social Notes And Local News
North Topeka items include visits from Mrr. David Cranston of Shanghei and Mrs. Charles Crawford’s funeral at East Gordon street. Mrs. D J Hathaway heads to Lexington Mo. Mbe Epworth league meets at Kansas Avenue M E church. Mrs. H M Steele and Mr. Steele improving. Mr and Mrs A S Kane move to near Menoken for summer. The grass at Union Pacific park updated with plants. Dorothy Curtis to visit Mit Van Buren Street from Washington. Asbury M E church mortgage burn event planned. Second Presbyterian church furniture moved to 824 Kansas avenue for demolition and new Gordon street building prep. State Journal widely read.
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Kansas Avenue
T. Gabriel
Dennison
Kansas
Wall Paper
Wall Hawkins
Argonsuta
Misges Kelly
North Pall Street
David Cranston
Shanghei
Ching
Thomas Page
Just
Tae
Hawkins
Epworth League
M. E. Church
T. N. J. J. Club
F. M. Conwell
Monroe Street
D. J. Bhathaway
Jackson Street
Yraterday
Lexington, Mo
Robert Taubman
A. S. Kane and Sons
West Sixth Street
Menoken
H. M. Steele
Steele
Kansas City
Union Pacific Park
W. 3. Crouch
Maple
G. W. Crouch
Crouch
Caney
Harry Jameson
Quesemd
Birk
Samuel Jameson
Hurgen
Kan
Charles Crawford
Theumonts
East Gordon Street
Gem
Eleo Gothes
Httle
Dorothy Curtis
Washington
Jerome Colvin
Mit van Buren Street
Congressman Curtis
E. BD. Small
Delavan Park
Jackson Covely
Rachel Armstrong
Jessie Priddy
Clara Mitchell
Adele Small
Harry Johnson
Jac Campbell
Arthur Small
Topeka
Asbury M. EL
Mr. Smith
Second Presbyterian Church
Quincy Street
Heywood
Lund
Gordon and
Varied Social Round in Topeka Families and Guests
A Topeka social page details chaperoned trips to Kansas City for a Robert Feta performance, a large party including Mike Anna Herbst and Misses Huntley Thompson Munce, and multiple receptions and club banquets. It notes Bethany girls visiting the World’s Fair, state federation meetings at Emporia, luncheons, thimbles, and weddings, with numerous Topeka residents and out-of-town guests listed among organizers and attendees. The week’s events include a First Methodist society meeting, and a marriage at the Richardson home before departure to Horton Kan.
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H. A. Mudge
Ron
Aes Pauli Mudge
Kansas City
Richard Feta
Mudge
Mike Anna Herbst
Bessie Huntley
Eleanor Thompson
Grace Munce
Edwin Frank
W. W. Watson
Frankfort
Charles Mudge
Paul Mudge
Topeka
State Federation
Emporia
A. H. Horton
Frank Thomas
F. P. MacLennan
H. O. Garvey
W.A. Johnston
Dewitt C. Nels
Lee Monroe
Arthur J. McCabe
G. HB Whitcomb
Hambleton
Mary Whitton
Bethany
W. BR. Smith
Harrison Spreet
A. K. Herbst
Fillmore Street
Ohio
Baker
EB. K. Little
Carmen Fyan
Williamsport
Leavenworth
Elizabeth Wade
Meriden
Walter Smith
Roesville
Mary Copley
Lawrence
Catherine Rockwell
Junction City
Anna Marie Nellis
W. A. Johnston
H. C. Garvey
Sundas
Margaret Weise Ie
Bmlartin Grady
Ottawa
Anne Harrison
Lawrence Terracy
Taka Hashi Art and Embroidery Club
R.F. Chamberlain
Cora Stevens
Iolean ¢Dah
Chas
Ladies’ Society
The
First Methodist Church
J. K. Bair
F. A. Snow
Hors Bair
West Stouth Street
David Norton
Ethel Richardson
J F Miller
Sal Richardson
East Tenth Avenue
Crites
Horton
Kan
Hearst Wins in Chicago Primaries Blues and Wages
In Chicago May the Hearst followers defeated Harrison in Democratic primaries with 227 delegates for Hearst and 15 for Harrison. Hopkins and Harrison allied delegates show animosity. Uncommitted 1 6. Freight traffic on the Great Lakes between Buffalo and Chicago suspended by Lake Carriers association in response to seamen wage demands.
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Chicago
William KR
Fehl
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Leke Carriers’ Association
the Tribune
Arken
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy for Health Recovery
A patient describes severe health decline tied to uterine and related issues. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she reports dramatic relief from back and side pains, lighter menstruation discomfort, and overall renewed vitality after two months of use. She weighs more and feels “like a new woman” following treatment.
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Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mar Havie
Edgerton
Economics
Ormrey
Haule
Edgerton, Wis
Words Are Human Beings In Our Language Essay
A humorous meditation on words as living beings with varied traits and social uses. The piece wanders through types of words from old fashioned to modern, noting their personalities, origins, and the playful idea that language compounds resemble relationships and conversations.
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Adam
Gindigny
Mehr
Sterling Manhood
Etter
Jon
Jett Sterling
Mali
Celine
Lim
Merry Laugh and Personal Magnetism In Human Folly
A quirky reminiscence on Merry Laugh as a vivid social cue and the craze of “personal magnetism” in town life. The piece riffs on coy phrases, eccentric characters, and the comic chaos caused by a playful yet biting social undercurrent. It laments urban restlessness and the improvisational theater of city living.
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Merry Laugh
Merry
Hedlam
Magnetiarm
Tve
Malaprop
Ing
World Trapensary Medical Association Ad
In Buffalo New York on May 2 Dr RV Pierce's company the Worlds Trapensary Medical Association faced libel suit from misers of the af 4 pases Pielicate o The lcs fuikes love Dr. Weot's Norway Pine Syrup praised as pleasant to take and a positive cure for idx bronchitis and anthina Apologies for garbled OCR but the core claim centers on the libel suit against the association and the advertised remedy.
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Huffato
Dr. RV. Pierce
Worlds Trapensary Medical Asenciation
Buffalo, N.Y
Lcs
Dr. Weot
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AKIN
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John B. Spear
North Kansas Ave
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W. E. Sterne
George A. Clark
Morton Albanagh
Thomas Biddie
J. C Pollock
Clark
Felicity Club
C. C. Baker
Harmett Knox Littie
New York
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W. W. Mills
Robert Steele
J. Bo Larimer
Samuel Larimer
Abert Watkins
Warren M. Crosby
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Magle
Judge A. Green
Neleon
Texarkana
Arlis Ewart
Ebiegeo
Carlotte Mér
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Topekay
Anne Herbst
Abilene
Ralph Clauser
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Myth
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Hearst
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Amelity
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Terre Haute
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