Ends Fatally For an Officer in Ancient Feud Shootout
Kansas town reports deadly feud with officer Clemons fatally shot in the head and Gunderman wounded. Gunfire erupts on a thoroughfare near Yale City as bystanders flee. constable Tre Bennie and others try to quell the scene. Clemons, an employee of Central Cua & Coke Co, was highly regarded. details of the feud origin remain unclear.
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Yale City
May
John Clemons
Chersknre
Jas Guniterro An
Clemons
Gunderman
Kort Ganderman
Jas
Central
Cua & Coke Co
de. Kins
bin Taity
Desperado Adams Breaks Jail in Syracuse Escape
Syracuse reports Fred Adame, alias Treebevters, escaped from a jail where he was serving a 15 year term for a lunch counter hold up. An accomplice, Fay ant Cotine, also fled after transfer. two others received 12 year terms for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lansing
Fred Adame
Karsh
Devlidze
Fay Ant Cotine
Easting
Tomal
Gompers on Injunctions Discusses Lennon Case
New York May 5 Labor Leader Samuel Gompers comments on the Lennon decision upholding government by injunction. He cites Debs era actions against the Lake Shore line, notes contempt rulings, and argues unions will assert workers right to quit only when safe and not hindered. warns against broad limits on labor rights.
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Gompers
Lennon
New York
Gene
Lendon
Uated States Supreme Court
Jenner
Lake Shore
Debs
Western Railroads
Jenning
Iain
Traffe Lennon Wee
Federal Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Gompyrs
Washington Post
Lenton
Leprian
Corporation
Cart
Congress
The Great May Ball at Hamilton Hall Postponed
The Great May Ball, closing function of the society season, is moved from May 14 to May 17 because Familton Hall is engaged. Mrs Sutton directs arrangements with plans for tasteful decorations and festive details. All proceeds will support the Pall Festival charity causes.
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Hamilton Hall
Familton Hall
Sutton
From Kansas Towns General and Personal News
In Moponia a local Normal school plans a series of baseball games against the Tilted state normal on May 7.
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Norenal
Billee Taylor at the Grand Opera House tonight
The Folks of Wakefield present a lively stage adaptation of Billee Taylor with notable cast and firm talent. The show promises spirited performances and a strong chorus as the troupe aims to entertain at the Grand Opera House.
Quadrennial Turnpest Passenger Service Notice
Bt Louis Mo May 6 to 11 Rock Island shows at ope fare for Fou St Tikots on sale Stay ith and ath Die fit May 12th. For full formation call Veeck Tatar paseenanr corner First and Kas Bus aveEnUE by Phone 24 AM.
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Bt. Louis
Rock Island
Summer Resorts and Accessible Atlantic Coast Trips
Summary of popular summer resort destinations along the Atlantic coast including Cape May Long Branch Creston and Bedford Springs. Travel routes via Vandalla Pennsylvania Short Lines and Vandalla Pennsylvania are highlighted with introductory notes on fares and advantages. Details point to accommodations at Atlantic City and nearby seaside towns with contact for further information.
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Sumier
Atlantic
Oewan
Adirondacks
St Louis
Vandalle- Pennsylvania
Ersorte
Edvantiets
Vandalla-Pennsylvania
Bette
Gtr
Cape May
Creston
Bedford Springs
W. FP. Brunner
General Pfasainger
St. Louis
Moody Attacked by Opponents Over Crusade Plans
New York in May reports Dr McArthur and allies criticizing evangelist Moody. Clergy and church members denounce motives, claiming Moody seeks money. Moody’s Northfield trip cited. editors note financial losses from prior meetings but defend Moody’s charitable work amidst controversy.
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New York
D. McArthur
Meiers
Dr. McArthur
Bnt
Mowedy
Charen
Maison
Peters
Axtellite
Moody
Mr. Moody
Tis
Mearthur
Gheinakemnes
Trangeurs
Gampater
Muedty
Northfield
Mike City
Ber
Cartoxic Hall
Lotiger
S Moody
Nenes
Advertisement for Bids by State Executive Council
Notice invites bids for scaled design and construction work on state canal and adjacent works. Proposals due at the office by noon Saturday May 1 157. Executive Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Nidad Lake
Canal-Analing
The Best Remedy for Rheumatism
A Fairhaven resident reports his wife suffered rheumatism for 22 years. He bought Chamberlain's Pass Balm instead of a doctor and, within an hour, she could stand. She now uses the balm for any ache.
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Fairhaven
James Rowland
Rowland
North Topeka Notes Local Visitors And Events
North Topeka column reports visitors from Salina and Leavenworth, local edits and notices, a coffee price sale, lodge activities, church services, kindergarten event details, and a Meriden wedding. Mentions Delbert Metager, J.P. White, Mrs Jeeee Klatier, Miss Holibers, June Nystrom, and Mr. Rowsell among others.
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Tieme
Kimball
Kanyss Avenue
Mter
William Gren
Dwokset
Mme
Robert Priddy
Noken
North Side
J.P. White
Salina
Union Pacific Express Company
M. Lyne
Pueblo
Delbert Metager
Medden Tribupe
Scudder
Shorey
Topeka Avenue
Laurent Street
Jeeee Klatier
A. F. Eby
North Star Grocer
Topekala
N.S. Thomas
Church of the Good Stepherd
St Paul's Church
Leavenworth
Baptist Church
B. P. UC
Wmarrow
Otthers
Lingulat
Mea Id Rowsell
Lawrence
Frousell
Kate Shaeffer
Jane Curtis
Meriden
Michael
Norton Ville
C. C. Nicholson
Maudie Wart
Guy W. Miner
City Wields Orders Over Rail Road At Albuquerque
Winfield May 5 The council voted to require guard cases at Sixth through Eleventh avenues crossings and to prosecute if not complied The city attorney will draft an ordinance and initiate injunctions to bar Missouri Pacific from using the spur to Haden's decking house and to prevent entry to the town until terminal facilities are returned The special master’s remuneration for sale of the A and P is listed at 157 000 dollars
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Winfield
Wien
Ite
Missouri Pacific
Msspur
Haden
Tto
March Exhibit Shows Improvement for Santa Fe Tead
Santa Fe statement reports March gross earnings of 2,563,469 up 269,506 from February. Expenses rose, taxes fell, nine month totals show gains with net income up 995,208 and operating income 5,000,6M. Average mileage declined to 6,425.21.
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Cuba
Mireh Jr
Express Cars Robbed on Illinois Central Rail Line
Detective units from New Orleans to St Louis investigate a series of systematic robberies on the Illinois Central railroad dating back to February. Jewelry packages largely targeted, with a diamond locket valued at 1100 and other pieces totaling about 5000 in losses. suspects appear to be railway employees. Also notes railway workers union reports and local payroll figures from Missouri Pacific and Conway Springs.
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Chicago
Four Courts
New Orleans
St. Louis
Tramadt
Rai Aid
St. Lois
Million Dollar Hotel to Rise on Duquesne Site in Pittsburg
Revival of plans to erect a Magnificent hotel on the Speer Plow works site on Duquesne, with 440 feet frontage on Duquesne Way and 350 feet on Penn avenue. Building to be ten stories, burr brick and stone, with grand exterior and interior finish. Company to be capitalized at 1 000 000, ground purchase and erection funded by the stock. Also notes a marriage license for Michael McNerney and Sallie Schiezel, and a funeral for Robert Holghan from the Church of the Assumption.
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Pittsburg
Speer
Duquesne
Bever
Tuqtesne War
Wifin Street
Ceol Place
Penn Avenue
Pesan Avenue
Topeka Patrolman Fends Off Crowd at Curtis and Kane
Patrolman Sommers faced a drunken man and a mob near Curtis Street and Kane Avenue. When Parker and others rushed him with a revolver, Sommers held his prisoner with no club, aided by Patrolman Davis who stopped the assault. Johnston was jailed for drunkenness and resisting an officer.
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Sommers
Curtis Street
Johnston
Martin Parker
State Penitentiary
Parker
Beuin
Atmut
Feht
Davis
Bolt
Wang
Topska
North Topeka
Davie
Lewelling Torre
Baseball Yesterday Big Matches Across League Play
Clipped scores show Brooklyn, Baltimore, Washington and New York squaring off in a busy slate. Hitter contributions from Hatteries, Grim, Hoffer and Clark highlight a day of action. Chicago's Potteries, Callahan and Anson, plus St. Louis figures Esper and McParland draw focus in midweek play.
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REE
Washington
New York
Ington
King Ang McGuire
Doheny and Warner
Chicago
Chloe
2 & Potteries
Callahan and
Anson
St. Louis
Esper and McParland
Western League Grand Rapids Batterymatch Note
Detroit and Minneapolis teams clash in a sparse league recap with mixed scores and battery pairings listed for several games. The text reads like a statistical fragment mentioning players Scott Sissiman Rekly Twineham Smith Daniels Fisher Carney Harvey Moran McFarland Lake Gayle Trost and Umpire Ebright amid city names Minneapolis Kansas City Detroit Indianapolis.
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FALE
Daily Market Report Slips and Dips Across Wheat Corn and Oats
The morning market report notes wheat quiet with slight weakness and mixed overseas news, corn steady with September demand, and oats weak with limited receipts. Weather easterly favorable, Northwest car receipts around 241 this week versus 507 last week, and mixed buying from commission houses with brief price shifts in early trading.
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Associated Press
Chiesa
Sy Uoc
Besta
France
Liverpool
California
Bock
Lenin
Jule
Osc
Alt Seeatern Petatn
Moers
Sanaa
Mans
Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixed Receipts and Prices
Receipts in Chicago show cattle and hogs with steady to higher values for select grades, sheep and lambs weaker. Cattle receipts about 1,760 yesterday with shipments 1,020. hogs estimated at 2,000 for today. Texas and western cattle noted with varying bids. Market gossip cites strong grain and futures influence, with reports from Kansas City and New York on wheat and stocks amid drought and external demand.
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Taft Lver
Kansas City
Texas
Sorkorn
Lambe
W. A. Michael
Graton Prowistons
Brocks
Hobert
Kan
Enicnsa
Ronda
Asia
San Franctaro
New York
Gould
Repite
Mion
Baerbohm Sav
Drouth
Hussia
Tx Selvinge
Pacifc
Western Union
Rgard
Chicaxo
California
France
Russia
Chicago
Et Ciel
Liverpool
Linneapoelis
Dusuen
Conabia
Pete
Barrett
Pure of the Tobacco Trust
oWlie
International Disseisiors
Geliizur
Tobscco
State Journal Records Growth and Topeka Expansion
The State Journal reports daily circulation growth from 800 to over 11,000 since management began eleven years ago, with 43 carriers serving Topeka and suburbs. It notes full day Associated Press wire, a large Topeka office, and a new brick building at Kansas Ave and Eighth St, featuring four Linotypes visible behind plate glass.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Eighth St
Kangas
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Topeka Steam Laundry
Vogenitz
Gaynee
Eas
Jose
Dr. Lewis
J. B. Hayden
Indian Territory
J. Bradley
Mer
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Topema
Kansas Ees Eee
Kansas News
Welr City
Desperado Adams
Od Carpets
ST. Louis Rug CO
Frau Vite Ave
J. M. Knight
Amit
Conjinotion
Mt A
Hansas Aem
Kumaied
Kanwab Ave
Billee Taylor
Elks
Will Ulwiell
Jude
Nial
Siete Terrestrom
Eutchiy Wire
Theares
Menbery
Tal Hind Owlwartte
Tubanto
Aris
Etna Itiow
Hitman
Marthur
Railroad News
Mo. Pacific
Albuquerque
Santa FE
Peoria
Brotherhood of Railway
Toronto
Treasury
Conway Springs
Million Dollar Hotel
Robert Holghan
Church of the Assumption
Policeman Sommers
North Topska
Bile
Ie & Bu Klobedare
Yeager
Philadelphia
Schicks and Grady
Rale
Brooklyn
Baltimore
T Hatteries
Vanhad Grim
Hoffer and Clark
WAST
Grand Rapids
Detroit
the Western Association
Burlington
RAP
Eglington
Pofaeni
Biteson
Willams
Selster
Quincy
Dubuque
Au Mine
Wolverton Ai
Sullivan
Rick Grecey
Tratley
Des Moines
RAE
Cedar Rapides
Moines Tratteries
Carrish and Fuller
Lal ST. Josepi
Rae A Joseph
Rocko Ao
Batsterie
Warner
Anderson and Quingoes
Today's Market Report
Chicago Livestock Pah Chins
Amen Tribe
York
WA. Lesion Co
Breavianasie
West Sixth Ave
Artipies
W. A. Michael Commission
West Siath
Pacifie Mail
Topeka Daily State Journal
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