Arrest at Midland Watering House In Velvet District
Last evening police arrested Fritz Duretm at a bar annexed to a Midland hotel after a raid on alleged liquor sales. Confiscated were a small desk table, cane items, and stock of liquor. Bartender Pete Darel and Joe Johnson’s associates faced charges with the bonds set at five hundred dollars each. City Attorney Spenser and Masur Bergiindthal attended to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frits
Pete Darel
Joe Johnson
Toyeka Avenue
Howe
Nelling
Henry Fa
Nohomie
Wil
Camel
FO Eich
Pistewu
Masur Bergiindthal
Spenser
Plague of Worms Wrecks Crops Across Farmlands
Fragmented OCR indicates widespread worm damage harming tomato and other crops. Mentions Herouin t te and Feapninle foe cme amid ongoing agricultural losses and pest activity.
Hackett at $2 Prices for The Crisia Engagement
Prices for James E. Hackett in The Crisia at the New Crawford Thursday night are set at $2 for the front tier with 2.50 for the star's Broadway level, while some rear seating remains $1. The article notes Hackett commands $2 in many cities, cites manager James Hutton, and compares prices to other stars and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hackett
Crisia
Crawford
Dirs
Finke
Alice Nelisen
Hackett
Karrent City
Kansas
Kansas City
Jermes Hutton
Goodwin
Sothern
New York
E Company
Marsfield
Henriette Crosman
Burglary at Hopkins Home Asks for Clues
A late night break in at the Hopkins residence left drawers emptied and items tossed about but nothing missing. Mrs Hawkins and guests reported hearing sounds and the back door left open. police seek the thief or thieves responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Heckker
Ts Penal
Hopkins
Metehone Pelkcemen
Gettiltur Sousy
Max Hawkins
Jefferie Welock Asichbors
Hookfed
Talon
Hoyktra
North Topeka Community Notes and Local Visits
Local column from North Topeka lists residents at home due to illness and travel to events. Names include J A Powell, Mr Connelly, Mrs Kling, Miss Garner, Fay Farnes, George Johnston, Mrs Dowler, Miss Laurat Ginson, Ant Nystrom, W H Rutter, FP Wilton, Mrs Charles R Mariett, and En Wilson. Mentions garden bed donations at the fire station and a Ladies Missionary society election with officers named Gartner Forbes Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Garner
Fay Farnes
Elmont
Mery
George Johnston
Hanéae City
Sere Joheimion
Quemey Street
Holtes Phteaane
Topeks
Ona
John Dowler
Quincy Street
Mies Laurat Ginson
Ynetertus
Hanses Ead
Frwerta
Boby
Ant Nystrom
Aes
Raster
W. H. Rutter
West Gordon Street
Spring Hill
Kansas
FP. Wilton
Daushier
Charles R. Mariett
Teaser
Coli
St Lous
Berth Gunteot
Seb
A. Wilson
Nn 1
Topeke
Wileave
Indianapolis
Witte Resigns Then Withdraws From Finance Post
In Petersburh May the finance minister M Witte submitted a resignation and a letter from Grand Duke Alexander Micheleevitch demanding more funds for the finance, but withdrew before nightfall. He said he could not run the finances if the Grand Dukes could issue orders following an apology letter from the Grand Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Masoket Of at Noon Athinta Gri sins
Rev W Byrd opened with invocation at the national conference of Charities. A committee report by Alexander Johnson of Fort Wayne discussed colonization for the segregation of the feeble minded and insane. Miss Mars E Perry of St Paul and others from Des Moines Chippewa Falls Farhart Minn participated in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Byrd
National Conference of Charities
Colonien
Allexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Des Melpes
A. W. Winnart
Chippewa Fails
Wir
Dr. A Rogers
Farthalt, Minn
Topeka Faces New Garbage Plant Promise Amid Controversy
A Boston based firm pledges timely construction of a new garbage plant in Topeka, while the existing desiccating operations relocate near the river. City officials question secrecy over sanitary conditions as smallpox concerns rise and a city physician faces scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Garbage Company
Witer
Boston
John V. Abrahame
Topeka
Baz
van Nest
Sheerdanes
North Topeka
Old City
W. S. Osborn
Comming
WD. Storrs
Aaid
Beye
Toveka
Kan Association of Opticians Elects Officers in Copeland Hotel
At the Copeland hotel the Kanoms Association of Opticians held its annual meeting with sessions in morning afternoon and evening. Thomas Gowenlock of Clay Center was elected president with FW Hunt Burlingame as first vice president and Mrs Melluish Garden City as second vice president. F W Read of Wichita was secretary and treasurer. The next convention location is proposed for Wichita. Prominent speakers from Kansas and beyond delivered lectures including Prof Geo A Rodgers of Chicago and J H Newell of Burlington, with new members welcomed from Cottonwood Falls.
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Clay Center
Kansas Opticians
Copeland Hotel
Kanms Association of Opticians
Thomas Gowenlock
FW. Hunt
Burlinsame
Melluish
Garden City
F. W. Read
Wichita
Jett
Kansas
Geo, A Rodgers
Chicago
J. H. Newell
Burlingeme
T. M. Hutto
G. F. Finley
Cottonwood Falls
Topeka Lawrence & Kentish Chey Bridge Company Deals
May 3 report details an Oklahoma chartered railroad and traction ventures affecting Kansas City Topeka routes. Agreements involve T S Salathiel president, Irving and Hayes & Co with commissions, bonds and $1.27 million construction, plus options and mortgage terms. Promoter W W Winner touts Kansas City to Vinewood Park electric railway ambitions amid rival routes. A Jackson fugitive linked to a homicide case seeks to avoid exposure by not naming accomplices.
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Kanu City
Topeka
Lawrence & Kenkss Chey Bievtrie Hallway Company
Oklahons
Kansas City
Van
Tre Mtlocks
Borin
Tae & Con
Kun Te Topeka
Dedds
Wrandotw
T.S. Salathlel Peexident
Nod
Te Mases & Co
A. Macrobert Erving
Trekers
New York
Hayes & Co
Irving
Bret Mortgage Trust
Trac
Mad
Fle Huyns & Co
Salathiel
T. 8
Irvine
May 9 brief telegrams from London and elsewhere
Subscriptions to the Tropevaal loan closed. Rear Admiral Cot reassigned to the United States Bureau. Telegrams report protests against a government monopoly of petroleum, plans to shut down naval labor talks, and a retirement announced in Germany. A Canadian town suffered $106,000 in fire losses. King Edward to attend Kempton Park races. In Lafayette carpenters vote to hire locally at reduced wages.
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London
Tropevaal
Minnedem
Manitoba
May
John Wall Laces Wevater
Beier
Edward Wit
Kempton Park
Brent
Duke of Weatminster
Lafayette
Ind
Unprecedented Subscriptions For Transvaal Loan Report
London May 9 unprecedented subscriptions for the Transvaal loan were announced with many large investors noted. Individual subscriptions under 3500 and under were reportedly none, while totals estimate 65 million to 7.5 billion. Rothschilds applied for 4.14 billion, J. Gordon for 260,000, Credit Lyonnais for 20 million, Bankers for 150 million, and the Pirtacher bank for 125,000. Early tallies and check returns are expected to ease the market strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brough
Transvaal
London
Transvaal Ioan
Tésards
Ti Ie
Rothechilds
Ratniter AL Gordon
Credit Lyonuise
Dreadentar “Bank
Pirtacher ‘Banke
Man killed in mountain shooting linked to Marsan case
Report states James B. Marsan was shot and killed in Middlesboro Kentucky with witnesses claiming a man fired the fatal shot. Local refugees describe deplorable conditions in the mountain region and allege reporters are barred from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Marsan
Middlesboro
Breathitt, County
Observatory Transfer Set for Next Week
The new observatory near Washiurn is to be turned over to the city next Wednesday or Thursday. L H Greenwood secretary to the board of trustees and Dulldley committee member explain the transfer, costing about 21000. Contractor Sprocer will deliver the key to the Venn authorities after completion of painting and final checks. The tale is linked with the Rae Ticket Office at 625 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiurn
L. H. Greenwood
Board of Trustees
Chalesein
Dulldley
Sprocer
Kansas Avenue
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Feeley Weutesen
Mr. Bolin
Wethes
Fit Surry
Bostonian
Tie Chemie Mideic Eteb
Reieaday
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Wilt
Ihe
Lu‘Orla Cathe
Wasthure
Iain
Cleo
Wiehna
Petey Gateri
Mia
Neat Nz
Glen
Renee Alpooats
Martue
Viet Ab
Lewin
Heine
Ea Fins Gould Very
Taeile
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Fuereivey
Teeta
Ss Picken
Marte
Oh Seiltiots
Manion Pire Jota le
Dasntiilon Oley
Miu
Ins
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Bilan
Omar Lave Aatchii
A. Reguiar
Ernie See
Cinetwin
Une Linge
Berner
Pine
Peilllanes
Pier
Moe
Ventions
Pilin
Vireil
Viineeist
Cveservess
Mr. Geogain
Aire Prion
Tege
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Harry Steinberg
I Archestrim
Tse
Witla
Rumene Rane
Drake MacLennan
Clarence Brown
Anthony
Kurte
Rele
Heme
W. ‘Tanner
Importa
Carrie Goddard
Miss Efte Loader
Tojek Atier
Ruby Borie
Holton
Mims Steel Butterfield
Wilt Hindman
Emporia
Poindexter
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K. George D. Hood
Howard McAdams
Salina
Dan Small
Ed T. Haug
Concordia
O A. Beauchamp
Ett
Gertrude Harrison
Scranton
C. M. Atweo
Keelt
Oklahonia
Parker
Chante Ee Mics
Myrtle Prankheuwer
Osa City
Sear
Minn
Anna Crane
Geune
Washburn College
College
Glurke
Washburn
Greg Viask
Mra
W. James Keys
Beloit
Dire
G. Dede
Parka
Tha Byan
Mian
Grace Hantsberger
T. Te White
Miny
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Ernest Jermark
Atchison
Symone
Atehiadn
Raystone
Cempery
Priladatpt
Ee Bend
Ehrat
Ioke
A. W. Hopkins
Mies Landis
Topeka Baptist Church
Laurent and
Harrian Streets
W. B. Hutchinson
D. D
Wa i
Fyth
Mersing
Mike
Mayer
Aire
W. S
Kistler
Jerome Cal
W. D. Lacey
Edgar Bps
Mary EK Emith
W. M. Costrey
T. M. James, Jr
Kimtalt
Sesnit McNeil
Mary Picket
Kirhyll Printing Company
Kanmas Avenue
J. A. Powell
Petro & Woodford Aire
CG. ON
Connelly
Ins ‘Tapete Avenue
Kling
Duviehyer
Mee Dustaway
Bonavilla
New
Ladies” Missionary Society of the
Baguiat
Ogierrs
Mra Gartner
Yicee
Ae Mioe Forbes
Mre
Winer
Migs Hettie Albright
Mr. W. Landis
Peoria
A McA
M. Witte
Masoket
Hobart
BO West Tenth Street
Imd
Cnilx
Alwara
Abe
Gowenlock
Riera
Begin
Salita
Zor
Solis
Otal Hendrick
Braanel
Hockesemith
Keirkpatrick
Wolf
NEW Crawford Theater
Rowley & Snow's
James K. Hackett
Winston Churchill
Vinewood Park
Clainéa
Jackson
James B. Marcum
Tim Es
Breathitt
Nice
Cot
Madrit
Gervers
Hfe
Aine
Thas
Chasiberae Oporta
Lisbon
Bremen
Vulkan
Tecklenbars
Amy Tulldine
Ody
War
Tomataur
Berlin
von Goreler
Wartministey
Maths’ Seave
Akivetioe Deberminrd
Dantzig Neust Narichten
Emperor Wiliams
Ieee Foto
Thara
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