North Topeka Snowy Night Social Railings On Ave
Fragmentary notes describe a North Topeka scene with residents on Kee Fo Routan Avenue and nearby Curtis Street. Mentions Morrow family, Louise Hircherly, and George Kimmer. Describes church events, baptisms, prayers, and community gatherings. Limited clarity but preserves names, locations, and social activities.
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Feme
Routan Avenue
M. Morrow
le Clessing
Quetley
Baoun
Tew Bro
Haw
Morrow
Bm Dow
Ber Vier Buren
Louise Hircherly
Horton
Ste
Ari
Gieorge Kimmer
Curtis Street
Roy Cannan
Sienotes Lehman
West
Grace Cathedral
Greed Shepherds the Wroem
Budde Aventis Turk
Mudie
Praterdiy
Proud of Me Lewis for carrying away Ue honor
Proud notes say Lewis won the Ue honor amid many competitors. The piece highlights his seven point lead and mentions family ties including Mr. Leverin and Pearl in a local orchestra. Hert, a familiar figure, is linked to Mrs. von Duhien's circle.
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Lewis
Leverin
Pearl
Chiesa
Hert
Gianist
Mtr. von Duhien
Clakecs
China Threatens Spain Over Philippine Rights
Havana dispatch states Chinese residents in Cuba face risks as China may recognize belligerent rights if lives and property are harmed. Reports cite Weyler’s columns targeting Chinese in central provinces, with peasants fleeing and executions of alleged spies amid looted goods and forced labor.
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New York
Havana
Ching
Liguana
Cuba
China
Spain
Philippines
Weyler
Editor Bennett Home Arrives Aboard Steam Yacht Nameuna
James Gordon Bennett proprietor of the New York Herald arrives Sunday afternoon in his steam yacht Nameuna from Toulon calling at Madeira Las Palmas and Bermuda. The yacht docked for quarantine after a brief health inspection and Bennett with guests including Lady Dutkeley plan to go ashore today.
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New York Herald
New York
Janine Gordon Bennett
Toulon
France
Madeira
Las Palmas
Bermusdhil
Mey
Stade
Les Palms
Ith
Bermuda
Tomphingvié
Me Benoere
Lady Dutkeley
Mr. Henry Ridgeway
Wind Scour Terral Oklahoma Tops Storm Report
A severe wind storm struck Terral and surrounding Vicinity on May 24 tearing down two hovels and eight to ten other structures. Four houses suffered major damage in the county. Several outbuildings wrecked and livestock losses occurred though no serious injuries were reported. One air service property sustained heavy damage.
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Terrall
Terral
T. T
Mansematt
Nu Per Song
Air Martin
Rockefeller Edict Bans Sunday Labor at Ore Docks
John D Rockefeller issues order restricting Sunday work on his ore docks in Cleveland Ohio. Workers must respond to ship traffic at any hour, with shift windows extending from midnight Saturday to Sunday. The directive aims to enforce daily labor limits and coordinate unloading and handling of vessels.
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John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
John Db, Rockefeller
Hsbre
Aekel
Calve's Voice Fails During Indianapolis Debut Encore Request
Calve struggled through the last scene at the Indianapolis May festival before 4,600 fans as her voice broke repeatedly. She pleaded for release after an encore request, drawing mixed reactions from the audience of about 5,000.
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Indianapolis
Audiepos
Indisnapolis
Calve Sane
Thomas
Hamber
Witen
Ely
State Book Commission Hearings and Lead Educators Discuss
The State Journal reports on the book commission's session plans and the appointed Kansas experts. D O McCray praises the committee's mission, noting members like Hale Nees Jewett Lupier and Stryker bring decades of educational service. The piece details publishers bids, regulatory debates, and inspector Williams’ reassignment amid controversy.
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Text Book Commission
The
State Journal
D. O. McCray
Commision
Hale
la Crosse
Black
Pittsbore
Vhanvie
Jelmts
Kavags
Nees
Independence
Mes Donald
McDonald Is & Ireless
AL V. Jewett
Abtenn
Jewett
Lupier
Patents County
Alee
Senate
Stryker
Berdestlege
Towahe Achouts
Kansas
New York City
Companias
Silanii A
G. G. Tinto
Coupany
Wit
Hake
Kaneas
McCray
Ubis Aforce
Feruther Beuke
Asphalt Wales and Drives Replace Sand at State House
At a Saturday meeting the parecatye counch voted to reject bids on Miazona walks and to replace current sand and stone drives with asphalt. Contracts not set until June. State House grounds have long troubled both current and prior administrations due to impractical drives and walks.
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Asphalt Wales
State House
Pres Nt Executive Council
Live stock board ousts inspector at Kansas City yards
The stock board, after meeting in Kansas City, removed J F Williams as inspector for the Kansas City stock yards. Albert Dean, a government inspector, takes over. Williams had earned $190 monthly. Board members J W Johnson and Frank Weinshank opposed the fee change and supported restoring inspection duties to the state, easing charges on cattlemen.
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Weinstink
Sir Williams
Riddles
Sir Riddle
Shiva
Mr. Jimineen
Eddie
Willams
Kansas City
Dean
Ms. Welushank
JF Williams
Rock Diland
Fort Worth
A.B. Willains
Santa Fe
la Junte
LR. Wright
Journal
Stock Battle State Live Stock Sanitiry Commission
J. F. Willams
Atute
Taylor Tidal
Wiliams
Williams
Mneet
Fg Ineld
Albert Dean
Rascas City Stock Yards Company
J. W. Johnson
Frank Weinshank
Where is Lewelling a State House presence questioned
State House rumors center on Lewelling’s activity as a railroad board member. Questions arise about his telegraphic duties and salary while neglecting official duties. Reports note Bank News, charter filings, and gubernatorial appointments affecting state boards and banks including Breidenthal, Turton, and Mehl.
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State House
Lewelling
Sedeyick County
State Board of Railroard Commissioners
State Bank News
State Bank of Columbus
John &. Turton
Leedy
W. A Nayior
Holton
HL Mehl
Leavenworth
State Board of Pharmacy
Charles Lawrence
Wichita
Festival Plans Move Forward With Committee Work
The Committee of Fifteen prepares to begin work next Thursday on the Fall Festival amid growing fundraising and the promise of a larger event than previous years. Leaders emphasize unpaid effort and community support as preparations include parades, floats, and a Santa Fe anniversary gathering with multiple lodges and fraternal groups weighing involvement.
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Hla
Chy St
Ludiey & Jos- Asa
Justyn
A. K Rodgera
D. J Greenwald
G H
Knights of Pythias
Chapeelior Bird
Turka
Importers Seek Senate Aid as Tea Tax Impacts Markets
Delegation from Topeka and Chicago grocers travels to Washington led by F A Hancock of Dubuque to press for repeal of the tea tax on all imports ordered before the Senate bill’s passage. Dealings inflated by futures sales leave some houses facing large losses while others report sizable profits.
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Dubuque
Towa
Washington
Allison
Chicago
Senate
New York
Japan
F. A. Hancock
Dubnane
Greatest Diamond Gone From Government Treasury in Hyderabad
London reports the famed Victoria or Imperial diamond, valued at about 500000 pounds, disappears from Hyderabad’s government treasury. A paste substitute was found, experts say the gem is unmatched, with roots tied to Golconda mines and legends of the Nizam. Details of the theft remain elusive.
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Hyderabad
London
Calcutta
Frobbery
Nigam
Hydsrated
Simla
Gulconda
sNizain
Deccan
Golconda
Mayor Harrison Leads Chicago Bicycle Club Parade
Chicago May 4 Meyer Carter Hardoon rode a wheel escorted by sight officers in Knickerbockers led the annual Sunday run of Chicago bicycle clubs. The parade started from Thirty-fifth Street and Grand Boulevard ending at Garfield Park with about 200 cyclists, 160 of whom were women.
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Chicago
Meyer Carter HH. Hardoon
Knickerbockers
Vaughn Recovering From Ring Injury in New York
Eddle Vaughn, famous lightweight prizefighter, is reported to be recovering at Manhattan Hospital after a Saturday night fall in the National Sporting Club ring caused a laceration of the brain. Doctors say a contusion remains on the left side, though recovery is expected. promoters suggest the fall cost him the bout.
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New York
Baddie Vaughn
Rehter
National Sporting Club
Manhattan Hospital
Tsiw
Vaughn
Shot by son over log chain sparks distress in Pomeroy
Mrs Diana Wandling died after Bliss Wandling shot her for demanding a log chain borrowed from her. In jail, Bliss reacted stoically to news of his father’s death, saying she should have kept away from his house. At Adams street resort, منطقة tense scene as Sergeant Donovan tended the crowd. May Shultze arrested for disorderly house. Nelle Gray Emma Jansen Lillie Lang and May Elder rounded up. Festival chorus creation postponed until June with full rehearing under Professor Cravens tomorrow. attendance urged. Peerless Steam Laundry promotes shirt laundering service at West 5th Street locations.
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Pomeroy
Diana Wandling
Bliss
Tink Donovan
Raiz
Adams
Nelle Gray
Emma Jansen
Lillie Lang
May Elder
Professor Cravens
Electric search light on Santa Fe engine first used
The Santa Fe’s first engine to carry an electric search light arrived in Topeka at 11 10 last night as a headlight experiment. The device can be moved to light curves and straight sections, enabling the engineer to see a half mile ahead on dark nights.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
International tube trust formed to control United States market
Pittsboro May 24 News reports English manufacturers join American firms to create the world’s largest bioyete tube trust. The deal acquires Elwood and Grenville Pa plants for nearly 1 200 000 and may include Shethyville Toledo and Brooklin plants. New York will host the headquarters under H W Hartman. Promotion of patent rights and expanded capacity are noted amid talks of further acquisitions.
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Pittsboro
Midlands
England
Whia Countcy
Ovptrisht
Elwood
Grenville
Ukims
Shethyville
Toledo
Ohio
Brooklsn
N. C
Tie Trust
New York
H.W. Hartman
Ellwood Tube Factory
Greatly Reduced San Francisco Route Offer
Reduced fare from Rock Island to San Francisco announced with tickets on sale June 29 to July 3. One way price is 22 50 and round trip 45 00, with a stopover option noted.
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San Francisco
Rock Island
Tieketa
National Educational Association Meeting at Lincoln
A damaged notice describes the National Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee July 6 to 9. It praises Union Pacific service via Omaha and Kansas City, notes travel options and Pullman accommodations, and mentions social events and admission free. A warning scene about a terrible accident is included with advice to use Dewitts Hazel Syrup for burns. George W. Stansted, 632 Kansas Avenue.
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Hyttals
Union Pacffc
Milwaukee
Wis
Aaspringen
Milesuunl
Trion Pacific
Hi Tulon Pacific
Omaha
Kanwas
Das Coantes
Ducsley
Linco Post
Pris Fislee-Naeets
Deeepnas
Ordngeldeeony
Murca
Judees
George W. Stansted
Kansas
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