Night Session in Police Court Delays and Guilty Pleas
A Thursday night police court session featured an exclusive reception for invited guests. Chief Hamney issued invitations and District Attorney Dumivan distributed them. The first plea was guilty for keeping a disorderly house with a $2 fine, as more defendants named Peart Ida Petums and others followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adami Tet
Hamaey
Presant Dumivan
Vera
Knowles
Herister
Peart
Ida Pétuums
Garfield Parkeer S30ers May 22 Event
Garfield Parkeer S30ers schedule details for May 22 include a showcase of entertainers and performances. The program features Oliver-Colby Co acts, Visitation artists, and a novelty band by Bard Gomaurt. Local bands LaF Woors-Singer and Premier performances are listed among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Parkeer
Oliver-Colby Co. Sistees
PLORA
Randers
Entertone
Wenssing
Ames
Wena Oliver
Laf Woors
Af Pas
Ake
Waker
Sreving Mas
Red
Pat Remerted
Bard Gomaurt
Not Guilty Plea and Bond Filed in Local Case
Sulla Thompson and Grace Ellie pleaded not guilty and posted bond for appearance. The court set conditions for Donovan’s return and the judge closed the book on the matter as the reception concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Sulla Thompson
Grace Ellie
Para Tell Donovan
Sas
Claims for millions owed to Rosebud Sioux Indians
Washington May 1 The interior department has filed a claim asserting 91,000,000 is due the Rosebud Sioux under the 19 treaty provision directing payments of 2.25 per acre for ceded sections. John H. King of Chamberlain S D acts for the tribe and seeks to rectify eight years of nonpayment and the related interest. King also pursues depreciation suits while the Rosebud agency begins to distribute funds including a 3145 payment from a winter appropriation under a Lower Brule treaty.
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Washington
Interior Department
Toluy
John H. King
Charperlain
S. D
McKieg
Sisex
King
Court of Claims
Rosebud
Brules
Indian Agency
Crowd gathers as officer attacked near Willamson Street
A chaotic scene unfolds as officers confront a mob outside a residence on Williamson Street. Crowds shout and bells ring while a whistle blows and officers attempt to restore order amid injures. The incident escalates with objects thrown and bystanders forced away.
Industrial Moves and Miner Tragedy Near Rat Portage
A Commercial Advertiser report notes James of the Duckworth Cycle Chain Manufacturing company engaging two steel chain ventures and an option to join a drop forging group. In Emporia a signal crew on the El Paso to Plymouth electric block project has been reassigned, with work accelerating as material arrives. A Dinowle dispatch says three miners Fudd Irish Joe Laurin and Quirk died from a premature explosive blast while sinking a shaft for Oxford Mining company near Rat Portage.
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Xurx
Mass
Saye James
Duckworth Cyclé Chain Manufacturing Company
Asno
Emporia
el Paso
Tex
Here
Plymouth
Wintelli
Wisnipes
Dinowle
Sear Rat Portege
Fudd Irish
Sudbury
Joe Laurin
Rat Portage
Quirk
Wablgron
Gold Hook
Oxford Mining Company
Road case limits liability for damaged baggage
In a New York New Haven and Hartford railway matter the court held two persons may recover for damaged baggage when the carrier fails to deliver on its route. A passenger may recover passage on the route where delivery occurred if the carrier delays on a different road. The notice invites readers to view piano bargains offered by The Washburn Piano House via Daniel, 120 West Sagat, Topeka, Kansas.
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Teme Court ii
Wcit
Annie Ia ‘Moore
New York
New Haven and
Hartfort Ballrost Company
Daniel
Topeka
Kan
Washburn Plano House
Joseph
A Coal Trust Takes Shape In The Industry
A coal trust emerges with plans to consolidate major mines including St W Coyle Co. one of the largest concerns. Rich coal men sought entry on the ground floor as the trust forms to buy out the plants of various dealers and create a nationwide purchase power securing outright ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St W. Coyle & Co
United States
Goddess eclipses bride as jealous husband pursues actress
Chicago May 13 Jimeph Hoffman newly married follows Mary Mannering from Fooley's theater after deserting his bride. He is restrained as a policeman intervenes. Justice Martin jokes at Hoffman before dismissing the case after a promise.
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Chicago
Jimeph Hoffman
Fooley
Theater
Mary Mannering
Sterte
Hoffman
Earl of Malmesbury Dead After Stroke in May Day
The Earl of Malmesbury died after a recent paralytic stroke in London on May 1. He was Edward Harris, fourth Earl of Malmesbury, born in 18th century, long a Conservative politician and former governor in parts of Canada. The family and national figures mourn the prominent statesman with ties to Petersburg and Sanipip.
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London
Earl of Malmesbury
Eawatt Games
Harris
Earl
Malmesbury
Ist
Petersburg
Arand
Caneda
Sanip
Saatriuas
Paderewski's Crowd Fills Loton Hall Despite Double Prices
Paderewski's recital drew a packed crowd in Loton despite conflicting royal events and doubled prices. The pianist received a warm reception, with two encores highlighting a triumphant performance, the only appearance in Leapiot this season. Officers and officials of the National Travelers Protective association elected and reappointed at Louisville meeting.
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Paderewski
London
Loton
Queen
Pic Paderemaki
Paderewskis
W.A. Ryan
Terreidaute
Ind
Gargoyles At Lincoln Park Palace From Mexico Palace
May 12 report from Dallas notes a Waxahachie wholesale grocery failure. Habilities near 360,000 dollars. Legh appointed receiver as the Waxshatchie company collapses.
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Dallas St Louis
The
Republic
Dallas
Texas
Waxshatchie Grocery Company
Waxahachie
Fe L Leigh
Discharged worker shoots employer in St. Louis
May 19. David T Field a retired capitalist shot and killed Hubert W Stratford in the vestibule of his Vernon avenue residence after Stratford attempted to assault him following Field's discharge for negligence. Field surrendered to police and was taken into custody.
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Bhot
St. Louis
David T Field
Hubert W. Stratford
Vernon Avenue
Stratford
Field
Peerless Steam Laundry
Committee Named at National Conference on Charities and Corrections
The third day of the twenty sixth national conference featured section meetings with leaders from New York Cincinnati Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and Indianapolis. Discussions covered poverty causes child welfare county and municipal charities and private versus public relief as committees prepared plans for next year to Topeka and for resolutions.
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Cincinnati
Bay
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
J. W. Ayres
New York
M. Hubbard
Jutia C. Lathrop
Chicago
Jono Ro Carey
Baltimore
Samuel SM. Say
Philadelphia
National Conference
Homer Folkes
Mary Wilcox Brown
J.P. Byers
Columbus
Amos W. Butler
Indianapolis
E . Willamson
Elizabeth
N. J
W. J. Akers
Cleveland
Edward A. Fay
Curton
J. B. Stone
Lansing
Mich
FM. Jutges
Roen—ester
M. Y
Gurdehouts
T. PF. Chapin
Westbore
Mesa
Topeka
Alexander Johnaan
Fort Wayne
L. €. Storrs
John M. Gienn
Faulkner
Milwaukee
Julia Lathrop
EB. Williamson
New Jerk
Hubert W. Hebbard
Albany
Committee On
Philip ©. Garret
Homer Yorkes
Pred Butler
Capitol Challenge Promises Baseball Showdown
A garbled archaic notice from Topeka invokes a baseball challenge between ex players and the state house team. It promises a game at Archietic park at 3 p.m. Saturday with names signed by John 5 Dawson and others, amid boastful rhetoric from the Capitol side and a ceremonial seal.
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Topeka
State House
Derby
Trent
Capitol
John 5
Dawson
Dow
Little, Tyénon
Grimes
Concher
Thees
Navy recruiting plan stirs Western enlistment hopes
Secretary of the Navy Tongle backs a westward recruitment drive under Captain Hawley to enlist 200 to 250 young men aged 18 to 25 who can read and write. Recruits will join the Hartford at Mars Island yard after training on Independence at San Francisco and may sail via Cape Horn to New York. Lieutenant Commander Alexander Sharp leads the effort, aiming to expand western naval enlistments if successful.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Tongle
Jonn
Ms Hawley
Navy
New York
Boston
West
Aly
Admiral Farragut
Hartford
Mars Island Navy Yard
Independence
San Francisco
Hart~ford
Cape Horn
Pacific
China
India
Red Sea
Alexander Sharp
Grant
Bedley
Hawley
Notice to Hucksters under license ordinance 1963
Special attention is called to ordinance No 1963 providing for licensing of all hucksters or persons peddling over the life with vehicles of any kind. License must be procured and signs placed on such vehicles at once without further notice. Licenses not transferable. Luther C Bailey License Collector.
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Ely
Luther C Bailey
Nations Baptist Societies Anniversary in Portland Oregon
June 25 1688 events highlight a church anniversary with travel details from Portland Oregon. Ticket information lists a fare plus two dollars and eight cents for round trips aboard Asion Pade with sales dates to be announced. Contact city ticket agent P A Lewis or depot agent J C Purton for details while downtown dinner at Hotel Sodie Restaurant offers meals.
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Asian Pacific
San Francisco
Cal
National Baptist Societies
F- Lewis
Nations! Baptist Societies
Portland
Ore
P. A. Lewis
J. C Purton
Mail Orders Sent to Any Part of America
A compact notice states mail orders are available to customers across the United States. It emphasizes broad geographic reach and simple ordering, indicating service accessibility beyond local regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Book Primer Adopted for Kansas Schools
The state text book commission unanimously adopted for use in Kansas schools the primer published by George Crane & Co of Topeka. The decision was made yesterday afternoon and will be publicly announced after session adjournment. Miss Lizzie E Wooster of Topeka is credited as author of the primer. Crane declined further comment, saying the matter is in the hands of the commission and will be announced in due time.
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Text Book Commission
Topeka
Kanais
George , Crane & Co
Cranes
Lizzie E Wooster
Oklahoma Normal School
Misa Wooster
Todey
Crane
Commission
Return train and hotel promos with scattered ads
Columbus Ohio ad copy lists on sale June 1 for tickets and reduced rates by Asian Pacific to California. Mentions National Medical Association contact T. S. King and J. C Fulton depot agent EC Handech Topeka Carpet Cleaning Works Next to Columbian Building with telephone. Various small offerings include hotel Oxford meals Sioux City starch crackers and laundry services.
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Santera
Aecount National Medical Association
T. S. King
California
J. C Fulton
EC Handech
Mar
Topeka
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Topeka Ave
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Addries
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Cheenwood Ave
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