Lawrence Kansas Division Wheatmen Meet Dates
The Kansas Division League of American Wheatmen convenes at Lawrece with plans for a new track. Dates for regional meets include Topeka Wichita and Lawrence, with the meeting to select prizes and officials. The racing board adds J. B. Thrasher and Irvin to the panel, with other members visiting.
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Kansas
Lawrenon
Lawrence Amght
Ghytson Racing
Dootuck
Copeians
Lawrence
Ottawa
Tawrence
Topeka
Wateram
Auer
Aimperia
Augohi
Nevetiti Aligabt
Herrhthern
Ayicht
Kansas City
Kan
Towne
Mide
Yeriertay
Wale
Otter Worthes
Hunenor
Superta
Racing Board
J. B. Thrasher
Thrasher
Boand Yesternar
Mati Irvin
Wichili
Catinger
Saling
Thirty Negroes Rescued From Raft After Four Days
A chaotic report describes thirty Black sailors stranded on a raft for four days near Natcher Mississippi. Rescued unharmed, their ordeal prompted headlines and warnings about survival at sea or river. The fragment hints at dramatic recovery and public reaction to the unusual event.
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Natcher
Miss
Alice
Farmers' Trust Myth Sparks Wide Press Debate
The Farmers' Voice of Chicago debunks claims that a farmer trust dominates grain prices. It cites state inquiries and concludes no formal corporation called the Agricultural Cooperative Proactive People exists. It notes many farmers reject trusts and favor supply and demand to balance markets.
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Farmers’ Voice of
Chicago
Chitace
Agriculurieia
Prater
New Jersey
Kgrie
Burning Cranberries Fires In Wisconsin Marshes
Fire in Wisconsin marshes near Shell Lake devastates cranberry bogs and blueberry rushes. Advices say fires race north and west as smoke clouds roll over the area. A large firefighting force is attempting to halt the advance and protect homes and crops.
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Wisconsin Marshes
Shell Lake
Wis
Carmore
Cranberry
Rpowner
Isu
Quen
Salvation Army Seeks City Funds for Free Dispensary
City faces effort to restore monthly 335 dollar donations for a free dispensary once run with hospital medicine. Petitioners argue it reduces illness, aids 1 040 days of care since December, and would be overseen by physicians. Salvation Army nurses provide only meals, not pay. Citizens and hospital authorities favor reestablishing city support.
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Salvation Army
Ety Builies
Charity Hospital
Clee Kangas Medical College
Mitchell
Kansas
Cotunell
Hespita
Hocaphal
Mirlent le
Bryan's Cousin Murder Charge Hint Emerges
A corpse found beneath a manure heap on George Haure-Wurn's farm yesterday is identified as Willan Bryan. The body shows head trauma, suggesting homicide. Investigators note Bryan was alleged to be a second cousin of Willam J. Ryan and had motive linked to an inheritance.
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George Haue- Wurn
Willan Bryan
Mryan
Willam J. Ryan
Tpurcerva
Postel Clerks elect Officers Kansas City
May 6 The Seventh division Association of Halfway Postal Clerks in convention selected 7 Ls tive of St Louis RO Meter at Kansas City and President WL Titen of St Louis delegates to the Hone convention to be Held in Phila delphia June 12 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year President W L Tilton vice president KW Pleres of Pueblo secretary J F Cochran of Wichita mo das W S Pordyve of Banses
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Postel
Kansas City
Seventh Division Association of Halfway Postal Clerks
Social Season Highlights In Topeka Society
Recent social events in Topeka feature a lavish afternoon reception by Mrs W D Gossett at Van Buren with 300 guests, lavish decorations, and a large guest list including Mrs George Nicholson of St Louis and Mrs RB Thorns of There Haute. various local club gatherings, visits from out of town friends, and plans for summer travel to Colorado and England.
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Mral W. D. Gossett
van Buren
Lillian Trapp
Emma Wiley
Evervin Holmar
Lucy Knowler
Easter Alex
Ain Unyx
CW. Kouns
W. C. Edwanty
Mrt
Jr. Heyden
Joab Mulvans
George M. Noble
C. Campbell
W. A. McCarter
Jo H. Vinten
Ires Dugenary
W. D
Mins
Lulu Little
Emporia
Ptay
Aes
Theodore Hammatt
Goh Abrahams
Pubbly
Colo
Will H. Basiman
Florence Mulyer
Miles Bessie Hurnham
Alma
A. J. Burrows
West Fourth Strwet
Frank Oliver
Trinidad, Cola
Topeka
Harriet Broad
Ottawa
George T. Nicholson
St. Louis
W. D. Gonnett
Lilian Dudley
Leavenworth
Ales Ho
Bethany College
Ars Ho M. Peterson
Tundias Eceniic
Amands Madin
Madin
Yestirday
Oleschurch
Charlex Hoehi
Kansas City
Bert Roehr
Emporis
P. Walch
the Alamy
Colorado
Speingt
J. Kk
Johnson
Wwil
He High School
J. W. Davis
East
Wales
England
Mise
Carrie Titus
Visttlme
Sam Auuwles
Hudson's Hall
LA Bailey
John
Canada Protectionists Meet in Toronto for Policy Stance
The Manufacturers' Association of Canada met in Toronto this afternoon and endorsed protectionist policy. President Kemp urged limiting U S reciprocity and proposed tariffs to shield Canadian products from foreign competition.
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Foronto
Ont
May
Manufacturers’ Association of Canada
Kemp
United States
National Festival of the North American Turnerbund Opens in St Louis
The quadrennial National Festival of the North American Turnerbund opened in St Louis with rain-soaked crowds and a parade route decked in German and American flags. About 40 contestants will vie for honors as 6,000 meals are expected at the exposition and grounds. Participants include educators and gymnastic leaders from Providence, Harvard, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, with thousands of visitors arriving from across the country.
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St. Louis
North American Gymnasic Union
Turnerbund
Laurel
Jotal
Down Town
Atis
Ellen le Gard
Providence, Ft
Dudley A. Sercent
Harvard University
Rm. Arnold
New Haven
New York
Kidd Portneh
Philadelphia
Hert
New Orleans
Turners
Colorado
Birmingham
Ala
Brooklyn
Holyoke
Mays
Dayton
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fort Smith
Ark
Dive Rock
Washington
Davenport
Memphis
Kansas
Union Station
Turner
First Christian church to be dedicated next Sunday
The new First Christian church edifice on Topeka avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets will be dedicated next Sunday with morning services led by Pastor Rev. D. D. Boyle and a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Z T Sweeney of Columbus Indiana. Special music and addresses will mark the ceremony.
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First Christian Church
D. D. Boyle
ZT. Sweeney
LL. D
Columbus
Ind
Topeka Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Salvation Army Rally in Topeka May 12 13
Western Salvation Army officers to lead a Kansas City driven Wy rally in Topeka beginning May 12 with Major and Mrs Henry Stillwell directing work across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Daily street meetings and 312 Kansas Avenue ball meetings. May 1 mass gatherings at Hamilton Hall with stereoscopic show. May 16 sermons at Walnut Grove ME church and Third Presbyterian by Major Stillwell and his wife.
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Topeka
Salvation Army
Henry Stillwell
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas Avenue
Hamilton Hall
Hamilton Ha
Major Stillwell
Walnut Grove ME
Third Presbyterian Church
Not the Same Slaughter Letter to the Editor
Ellen Slaughter disputes a previous report naming Stella Slaughter as trest ed for orderly conduct and states the arrested person is not her daughter. She invites readers to verify at the city Prison to see the arrestee claiming her daughter’s time.
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Slaughter
The
State Journal
Stella Slaughter
City
Ellen Slaughter
Monroe
Buckien's Arnica Salve Puts the Beet Salve Claim to the Test
Buckien's Arnica Salve touted as the world’s best for cub bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and is priced at 25 cents per box sold by J. and Jones at Fifth and Kansas Ave.
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Buckien
Arnica
J. &. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
Nation ships butter in experimental export from New York
The United States conducts its first experimental butter export from New York City via a government agent. The shipment, sourced from Town Agricultural College and Windsor Vermont creamery, tests market appeal in Britain and assesses transport needs.
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Washington
New York City
Great Britain
Denmark
Town Agricultural College
Windsor
St. Paul
Mrs Astor Escaped Paris Bazar Fire Before Blast
Paris fire at the bazaar drew crowds of Americans in the bar, as Mrs William Astor left the building a quarter hour before the blaze. Miss Fane, near Frederick Fane of New York, narrowly escaped fire, helped by her sight of flames. Baroness de Seilere and Consul General Moras assisted in the panicked exit as military leaders coordinated relief efforts through the night and into morning.
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Paris
New York
Fortune
William Astor
Misa Fane
Frederick Fane
Rie Prong
Baroness de Seilere
Livermore
Moras
Jena
Whitney
Boston
Bremin
Furie
Restice
Journal
Gen. Sauxster
Fear Far
Qau d
Oreau
Henry Blount
Willam D Howland Found Dead Near North Street Dock
The body of Willam D. Howland, treasurer of Howland Milling, New Bedford Manufacturing, and Reach Spinning, was found in the dock at the foot of North Street this morning. He had been last seen nearby. His connected corporations are now in receivership after a discovery of unforeseen financial entanglements by stockholders.
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New Searora
Sae
Willam D. Howland
Howland Milly
New Bedford Manufacturing Company
Retch Spinning Company
North Street
Howland
Stockheldare
Oneida Yacht Leaves Buzzard's Bay With Ex Officials
The steam yacht Oneida, berthed off Gray Gables, departed with former President Cleveland, ex-Secretary Carlisle, and ex-Postmaster General Hee aboard. They had visited Ryzaant's Bay for four days of fishing, but bad weather interrupted plans.
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Buzzard’s Hay
Mass
Oneida
Bear Ships North on Annual Arctic Cruise From Seattle
United States revenue cutter Bear sails on its annual Arctic cruise stopping at Unea Island Unataska and Point Barrow before returning to the sound next November. The coast and geodetic survey party aboard includes W W Durfield son of the survey chief Fremont Morse G Putnam George Le Putnam and six Chicago college boys.
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United States Revenue Cutter
Seattle
Wash
United Stages
Bear
Arctic
Unea Island
Unataska
Point Barrow
The
Sound
Pribyloff Islands
W. W. Durfield
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Fremont Morse
G. Putnam
George le Putnam
Chicago
Courts Sustain Que Law In Illinois Ruling
Mt Vernon May 6 The Illinois Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Gruder today rendered a decision in the case of Hardman and others versus Ross secretary of state. The judicial department bill passed by the legislature on April 2 is found valid and sustained.
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Mt Vernon
Hlinois Supreme Court
North Topeka News Mixes Localities and Names
A jumble of North Topeka social notes, relocating residents and visits. Jessie Perkina entertains from Kansas City while S. A. Hayes sells a candy kitchen to Henry. Charles Lukens travels to Alma and the American Volunteers move to new fields. Several families plan summer trips to Colorado and Overbrook outings occur. Coffee at nine cents a pound, a cake contest, and a mistaken fake revemry are noted along with local church events and police activity.
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Stesss
Kansas Avenue
Jessie Perkina
Kansas City
S. A. Hayes
Hfe
Henry
J. N. Elenty
Charles Lukens
Lukens Brothers
Alma
C. Lo Dolmin
Nellite
Grove
Kittie May
Colorado
Bostwich
Bowen
Harris Street
Piest Ward
Willi
A. J. Arnold
Jackson
Laura Beeterly
Quincy Street
Eby
North Star Grocer
Shockey
Wile
Margaret Emily Elstier
Overbrook
A. Simmagna
J. N. Henry
Mwurterilie
Ala
O. J. Field
Washington
Daughterin
William Reid
Scotland
McDonald
Jamnestown
Kento
North Side
North Topeka
Kansas Avenue St
James Stine
Jackson Street
Stanniield
Sarah Hameyson
Henry Gliman
L. Courtney
George Heyden
Nelson
J. A. Lapp
W. M
McManters
J. A. Lukens
W. A. Forbes
A. Siither
Clarence Scott
A. J. Berry
ED. Davie
Central Avenue
Goulds Tax Assessments Jump in Tarrytown Estate
Heirs of Jay Gould moved from New York to Tarrytown to escape heavy taxation. The board of assessors raised values nearly fourfold from last year. Howard Gould, Frank Gould, and Helen Gould show large personal valuations, totaling about 1,000,000 across the estate. Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer is also mentioned as a remedy.
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Tarrytown
New York
Jay Gould
Board of Assessors
Howard Gould
Frank Gout
Helen Gould
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Ely, Walker Co
New Model Supply Store
Sixth and
Quincy
Salvation Army Hospital
Bryan
McCray
W. K. Sterne
Walter Bates
F. Jason
Ewin Lange
GT Lewis
Squires
PY Ll Vandergriff
Canada
James Monroe Haskell
James Monroe
Baltimore
Fellvie Hospital
Salvation Army Rally
Nation Ships
Europe
Mrs. Astor
Cleveland
Dick Walzer
Richard Walker
Moss
Sable Pause
Port Arthur
Kunz Brothers
Congress
Mtr
Walker
Savine Pass
Edwards
Ravela
Frey
Geo. W. Clark
Midland
Boyle
Musagar Frey
Representa
Fa Littie
Leedy
Interstate Grain Buyers and Shippers
Kansan City
Henzing
Goulds
Hall
Topeka Daily State Journal
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