Sixth District shifts amid noisy political chatter
A fragmented report details Sixth District political maneuvering with mentions of the Stern district, local committees, and candidates like Salis, Chler Baths, Anne na, and Fieheea. It notes a charter debate, party activity, and the buildup to a key election, with references to regional figures and past events shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemetars
Clukerd
Vu Bekade
Ana Phillips
Uae
Aimoat
Wwe
Frost
Lena Bent
Avenati
Scuba Funda
Peenex
Extraliotal Republica
Sibseat
Wail Publaher
Albee
Ana Ana Dereon
Giwles
Mharon Springs
Tae
Renee Dean
ENO
Uid
Moltim
Ise
Niort
Mest
Surmer Wells
Uingior
Wallis County
Bretslasiye
Acral
Triple Alliance Strengthened by Visit to Rome
May 4 report claims the Triple Alliance grows stronger as Kanner visits Rome. The article discusses Europe’s power balance, France’s influence, and imperial aims including colonial expansion in Africa. Emperor William is noted as favorable to strengthening ties, with期 expectations of broader European alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New York
Europe
France
Jaror Willa
South Africa
Italien
Dramatic Events Highlight City Theatre Season
A fragmented notices announce Henrietta Crosgant's upcoming appearance in Banens Clits with her engaging company. Crowds expect a classic stage program featuring Crosman and Milles Creag in The Toptim with seats on sale Wednesday at 4 am, plus events at Lutes ST Kenson Ave and NEA Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crosgant
Crawford
Neefet
Banens
Crosman
Astur
Pittewen
New Forkrard
East
Mle Croamin
Kerttane
Comedienne
Milles Creag
Tt Toptm
Dolle Pc
Phitos Ie
Lutes ST
Kenson Ave
Community invitations mark spring social season in Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mira W tease invitations for the marriage of their daughter Grice to Mr. John Calvi Smith of Jewell City on Thursday evening May 14 at the Church residence on Topeka avenue. The Topelks federation of clubs hosts a gathering with many members attending as entertainment. A significant list of guests includes Mrs. Kellogg of Bani, Mr. Markan of Hutchinson, and Mrs. Lewis of Itiveley, with many others from Hutchinson, Atchison, and Topeka. Mrs. Horton, president of the city federation, leads the attendees. Details note numerous social visits, dances, and musical events surrounding the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira W
Mirrixe
Grice
John Calvi Smith
Jewell City
Topeka Avenue
Topelks Federation of Clubs
Ate
Wichita
W. A. Revd
Kellogg
Bani
Hamilton
Mra
Eveting
Afiex
Princes Steesae
Atchison
Evestum
Rathi
Ful Small
Atchleon
J. Srunif
Mlexsell
Wellington
Hurhe
Weaver
Kansas
Katherine Holloway
Mint Bess Meade
Helen Quinton
Nive
Saq Frankison
HH. J. Whithomb
Woodvnth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society of the First Micharets
Potwin Place
W. M
Cirrie
Lovett
Goodwin
W. S Martin
Perry
Ar- Hur Leah
Chien
Washburn Baseball Team Seeks Rescheduled Missouri Contest
The Washburn baseball squad traveled with a ten game schedule including a Des Moines clash with Highland Park and a rain disrupted St Marys game. They report four wins and three losses, noting a strong showing against Central College at William Jewell and arguing Missouri University’s strong defense affected the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Aissourt
Nebraska
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Eaeen Soller
Init
St. Marys
St Marys
Wawthurn
Vretolen
Atlaspurt
Central Collere
William Jeweil
Missouri University
Team Batting and Pitching Spotlight on Trip
A garbled report notes strong batting from SY and Gli leading the lineup with solid support from Sent Per and Ematty. Mike resulers posted an enviable pitching record, winning every full game he appeared in during the tour, as the team prepares for a home matchup against an Omaha- based challenger next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Ematty
Tom Fate
Mike
Omaha
Éok
Cleveland Receives Warm Princeton Welcome After Tour
President Grover Cleveland arrived at his Princeton home fatigued by a long journey from St Louis yet pleased by the spontaneous ovation of locals. He skillfully deflected questions about his presidential future, noting American respect for honored officials while avoiding speculation on reentry into public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
St. Lowis
Bimn
Cleveland
Wheat in Oklahoma Still Green as Prairie Wheat Survives
The State Journal published Fulton of Alva Oklahoma asserting drought would ruin the wheat crop, but reports from GF Mottritent of Atriu indicate four to seven stalks of wheat near two feet tall remain green and well developed. Across the territory, wheat around Alva shows no widespread yellowing, challenging Fulton’s dire forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea
Okinitoran
State Journal
W. 5
Fulton
Alva
Okla
Oklatnma
Oklahoma
Mottritent
Alvetai
Oklahorma
Kansas militia units mobilized for wartime service
The War Department directs the mobilization of the Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma organized militia under the latest military law. Major James Lockett of the Fourth Cavalry oversees inspection, with units spread from Topeka and Lawrence to Wichita and Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bern
War Department
Mikwouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kanne
James Lockett
Fourth Cavalry
Pret
Riley
Iistein
Fantas
Sod
Tuyeka
Nie
Kaneas Hana
Tonka
Lawrence
Topeka
Burlingame
Burlington Chanete
Ottawa
Hikwatha
Sabetha
Manhmttan
Yetes Center
Fredents
Sauter
Bree
Larned, Osborne
Bittercarth
Vamporla
Dindsters
Copcorate Ud Sulfa
Battery Ait
Wichite
Batter Tat
National Guard Officers Meet in Columbus
In Columbus on May 4 Ellhy Tent, secretary of War, arrives to attend a meeting of the Interstate National Guard association. Addresses by Secretary Foster, Adjutant General Corbin, and others are reported, with generals and officials listed among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Columbus
Ellhy
Secreary of
Interstate National Guard
Fost
Corbin
Chas
Davie
Judex
Winry Sunger
Police Jottings of a Two Cent Investment Fraud
A chaotic police roundup recounts a man who invested two cents and earned eighty five dollars in a day, failed to identify a robbery suspect, and a string of petty crimes and arrests. Officers note post office money orders, searches, and a vagrant charge, with Judge Hamilton fining an ex comrade ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Fee
Scieee
Mother Young
Joose
Lasi
Lucas
Duachér
Frank Hendricks
Fix
J. Lamb
George L. Moore
Iusers
C P. Bolmar
Potwin
Holmar
Lethany College
John Hawkins
Firth and
Maines Street
Ted
Pice
Price
John Rheder
Band Dearee
Rhedes
Anil Karras
Yeasers
Jim
Eaptain
North Topeka
W. Kirshner
Hamilton
John Gibson
Abe Henderson
Henderson
Unclear fragment hints at court session and wealth motive
Fragmentary text suggests an ancestor, a threat to wealth, and a court session judged as best from a business standpoint. Names and precise details are absent, leaving an incomplete report of legal or financial matter.
Carnegie Gift Threatened by Engineering Friction
New York May 4 Rivalry within engineering circles threatens Andrew Carnegie's proposed gift of 2 000 000 or more to establish a national center for engineering interests. Officials say harmony among associations may prevent the project. Carnegie planned a grand institute to honor his success and rival groups worry over equality and control. The gift inclusion of a site on Fifth Avenue was proposed, with plans to rival existing clubs, but internal disputes risk derailment of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Varjolie Widlex
Bation
Europe
Figth Avenue
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Nough
W. F. Roehr Music Company
Kansas Avenue
Woodhouse
Dicadere
Trego Cousty
Mit
Puituo
State Arrow
Io Etrgainty
Euthyebertic Pewnle
Sae Harrison
Sinlty
Ted Iedcay
Pamoek Fight
Lobes
Smith County
Missouri
Lebanon
Triple Alliance
NEA
Léhigh Valley
Buffalo
Dos Rios
Western Hemisphere
Mice Muarraret Guever
Fiss
Davis
Mise
Mildred Puindextar
Bare Cespi
Harry Bturgin
Warret Kelly
Emporia Priddy
Marjoria Trette
Washburn Team
Lockett
Fort Riley
Rgood
Bolmar
Cveree Flatt
Peretes
Sien Nomed
Claude Boer
E. & W. Grocery
California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Telephone 420
Eckert & Walker
W. S. Kale
People’s Ice Co
W. Second St
Ilton Velvet
Axminster
Brussels
Keerechkee
WM. R. Martin & CO
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