Topeka Snap Shots Public notices and local updates
Col Ressington visits Washington and other nationals. Mr Williams travels to New York. Hagan goes to Wellington on business. politicians in Kansas discuss sessions and weather relays. patrols address road and street issues. city workers plan new cement walks. many residents head to country outings. court and municipal affairs include bicycle uniforms and slot machine actions. employment, repairs, and civic projects fill local headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Williams
New York City
W. J. Edwards
Lit Crum
Kansas
Eugene Hagan
Wellington
George E. Harrison
Pittsburg
Kaw
W. C. TU
Fitet M. E
B. F
Golden
Cyrus Leland
Chicago
John Sargent
Yates Center
Court House
Poliee
Hub Clothing Company
Sam
Geltur
Topeka Federal
T_& Lambert
United States
Fort Scott
Stanley
Methodist Church
Ep- Worth Leagan
van Buren Street
Nere Thamy” Philips
Nelson McConnell
State House
Washburn Boys
Kev. R. Smith
Federation of Topeka
Sunflower Camp
Grand Lodge
Kansas City
Court House Yard
Nellie van Slyke
Newton
State Board of Charitis
Osawatomie Way
Federal Building
Mood Plumbing Company
Topeka
Rock Island
Horton
Hingling Bros
Meebo
Topeks
Civeus
Emporia
Santa Fe
J. J. Kinney
Secret Service
Gen. Funston
Dave Leahy
Coburn
Virginia
Charles Dunlap
Guthrie
Two Kansas figures in Leslie's Weekly campaign drawing
Leslie's Weekly features a two page drawing showing Kansas figures William R. Trembly and J. White swimming the Rio Grande with a rope amid Filipino gunfire, lauded as the heroic deed of the jungle campaign. Nearby notes mention A J Williams receiving a cane from Archibald Williams and probate judge W F Musser visiting the state asylum issue with Saline county patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Erange
Leslie's Weekly
Kansas
William R. Trembly
J. White
Rio Grande
A. J. Williams
Union Pacific
Archibald Williams
United States
Kenbkis
Henry Clay
Willams
Quincy
W. F. Musser
Saline County
Salina
States Asylum
Leavenworth
Mescer
van Buren
Benent
Carnegie Plans Return to Devote Wealth to Good Works
The Tribune reports Andrew Carnegie plans to retire from active business, return to America in the autumn, and spend his remaining years distributing his wealth and pursuing philanthropy. He argues that many fortunes tempt men to hoard, while dedicated aging billionaires should engage in public beneficence and even politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
Tribune
London
Andrew Carnegie
Bia
Sam
Bus
Inces
Mien
Warners
Gertulnens
America
Marquand
Metropolitan Museum
Kennedy
Museum of Natural History
Seth Low
Columbia University
Charles Stewart Smitht
Mr. Carnegie
Scotland
Dyspepsia Cure Ad and Travel Rates Mentioned
The snippet advertises Kool Dyspepsia Cure and DeWitt’s Little Early Pills as remedies for digestive issues with claims of quick relief. It also notes travel pricing Seattle to Helens Montana via the Santa Fe Route and mentions a concert by Israharhall's Band with a reader up for progress tomorrow afternoon.
North Topeka Briefs Reflect Community Life
A collection of Topeka items notes staff changes at Arnold Drug Co and a railway office shift to Des Moines. Local families report measles cases and moves from Jackson Street to West Gordon. Church services and Sunday school plans appear at several congregations. Millinery sales at Mrs Courtney’s promise deep discounts, while a card party yields prizes. The Magnet restaurant advertises its spring renovations and upscale atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanporta
Sen
Neiswender
Arnold Drug Company
Deppe
Jackson Street
West Gordon Street
Frasits
Harrison and
Gordon Streets
Baptist Church
Lyon
Kansas Avenue
W. TK. Club
H. W. Cheney
Harrison Street
The
Christian Church
Christian Growth
Bute
Church of the Good Shey
Pest
Maude Martin
Pomona
Cal
H. F. Crandall
Louise Kimmorle
Railway Superintenden
Horton
Hobbs
Des Moines
Congregational Church
JE. McClain
Anthony, Kan
Courtney
Topeka
K.P. King
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Iis
East
Gordon Street
A.V. Heyden
Perking
Winconsin
Euceta
Presbyterian Church
Indies
C. i Lyon
Miss Crane
Dalton
Charles Kistler
Anna Crane
Daisy Hayes
Mie
Lenora Bates
Binnehe Wilson
Rf, Homie
Whs
Carrie
All
Tls Dalton
al Hulitt
North Side
Hanna Gains Control of Cuyahoga County GOP Committee
Cleveland May 13 Senator M A Fuirina again demonstrated political skill by reclaiming control of the Cuyahoga county Republican committee. The move challenges Holcomb Daugherty’s faction and could shift delegates toward Nash. A meeting of the committee may be called soon to decide delegation instructions for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
M.A. Fuirina
Cuyahora County
Republican Committee
James W. Holcomb
Jarry Daugherty
Coyahosa
Hanna Fitty
Dudge Nash
Travernir
Holcomb
Enen
Manna Orb
Hannaites
Judes Nash
Hanna
Hotearhhy
Committee of the
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Tiptcomb Ssi
Committee of Ofteen
Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester
Mass
Walter Baker & Cy.corpas
Major Hood Chosen Trustee of the Martindale Syndicate
Major Calvin Hood of Emporia was elected trustee to succeed Willan Martindale at a city meeting attended by Frey of Santa Fe, D H Smith of Sedalia, and Col John S Elliott of Boonville. The gathering aimed to settle Martindale syndicate estate holdings and formalize the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale Syndicate
Parsons Parsons
Frey
Santa Fe Railroad
Calvin Hood
FB. Shepherd
Emporia
D. H. Smith
Sedalia
Col
John S. Elliott
Boonville
Willan Martindale
Martindale
Wheat and market report from Garfield park day
Wheat prices opened higher then weakened amid strong Wall Street signals and frost effects in the Northwest. Market activity showed heavy selling, cash prices for North Western and Southwestern wheat noted, with corn and oats trading mixed as reports of lower temperatures spread across the Dakotas and Chicago receipts adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Mingeanaire Ulurh
Ptarihe Rorreanondinar Das
Weae
Tniahene
Fitée
LAX
Cash Northwestern
Southwestern
Sbi
Jo Cash
Gitge
Ember
Lee Ec HY
Liverpool
Chicago
Chivaso
Dakotas
Sugar and Cotton Markets Report From New York
Sugar market shows steady tone with refined and powdered grades described. Raw sugar and molasses noted with minor fluctuations while refined forms remain quiet. Cotton market closes steady with upland and middling prices indicated and bale counts implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Smith
Rome
Newport
Duu & Co
Col. W. H. Ressington
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Gwi
W. Stansfield
W. H. Wilson
A. J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane & Co
Wilson
A J. Kane & Co
Helens
Mont
Aisrahall
North Topeka
Ohio
Nash
DeWitt
Geo. W. Stansfield
W. H. Witton
A. J. Arnold
Portland
Tacoma
Geo. Branatiera
W. HT. Wilson
Major Hood
Garfield Park
Associated Press
State Journal
Lom
HoGe
Recelpe
Ehand
Sinun
Anny
Chaise Timothy
Enoipe Prairie
Aeaissigy Comsmerivat Bilis
Fin Hat
Coruscaten
Algere
Joseph
J. ©. Goings
Popeka
Rane
Erain
Om Aivaret
Ganthotha Faily
Bilis
Erland
He. T
Federal Stoot
Hack Iskind
Gax
Atchison
Stoponte
Uusk
Mme
YALE
Our Nation Department For
Mme. Yale
Ene. Price
Bmw
Mendes
Mair
Ateneo
Amd
Isehes
Yaue
Yate
Flosis
China
Teede Boe
Male Toole
Cort
Mans
J. F. Hawars
Board of
Ade
J. C. Goings
Grain and Provisions
East Fifth Street
Grand Opera House
the Living Doll
J.C. Golea
Uast
Topema
Revelver
Inveakn
Lan
Ong Federal
Westrraini
Mail Wei & T
German Baptists
Dunkardy
Roanoke
Aul Paints
Adres
P. McCarty
Cinelamat Geo
B.warfel
St. Louis
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Avenue Ofice
House
F. P. Bacon
Sincome
Winslow
SNCS
Gilleo
Tomorow
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