Topeka Pall Festival Capitalized by Local Men
Sawyer and Malwane propose a Topeka Pall Festival with head management by Job R Mut veom and Sa oarum backing. They discuss fundraising, timing, attracting visitors from other states, and early organization to ensure success amid cautious support from business leaders and the public.
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UF Sawyer
Jake Bovane
Sharam Saye
Sawyee
Topeka
Casa Dre Gowls
Lisa
Mr Sawyer
Suggsste
Jena
HL Soarum
Tia
Mr Bales Promises Dramatic Sermon On Grant Spectacle
Evangelist Mr Bales lectures on Monday evening denouncing newspaper reporters. He vows to prove General Grant was a drunk and challenges refutations from press and public, urging supporters to attend a large hall lecture amid churchly uproar and excitement.
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Grant
Bales
Hell
Boles
Ben Paii
Ccm
Big Hall
General speaks on Sellicks excursion blame
Adjutant General Harrison writes Governor Smith from Leavenworth taking personal responsibility for the recent Selliers excursion mishap. He offers to bear all blame to ensure others can enjoy the visit, praising the effort of the guards and clarifying the group’s purpose was to visit the Home for the sake of the Hiya, not for other aims.
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Selitiers
Jeseral Marrisee
Kanena Gar
Z. Smith
Sal
Leavenworth
Tee
Goresanr Smith
Harrison
Cemredas
Sherman declines run for district seat in Shawnes county
Local reports note Sherman will not seek reelection to the district seat after two sessions. He cites focusing on business, with a new mill ready to receive grain by December and capacity to ship twenty carloads daily. The article mentions travel times and cheap rates for a railroad service from Ascana City to Topeka at 7:20 p.m, $2 round trip.
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Shawnes County
Sherman
Broderick's Platforns on Tariff, Money, and Cuban Policy
Fragmented early 20th century platform outline discusses tariff amendments to fund government, a preferred bimetallic system using American silver, imperial stance on Cuban patrols and Monroe Doctrine, pension adjustments, and currency powers for banks. The text reflects proposed Congressional actions and economic priorities of the era.
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Casa Broderice
Cea
England
United States
Privat Bile
Trial Tales Of A Spiritualist Lawyer In Court
A district court trial unfolds with a self styled spiritualist lawyer claiming divine guidance shaped the case. The opponent’s strong witness testimony, dramatic courtroom presence, and implied threats frame a tense legal contest that ends with a fateful night and a warning to attend future proceedings.
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Attorner
Sifford
Keda Casa
Osery
Toma
Renesas
Tae Tial
Yauwill
U S Missionaries Confer at Topeka Tomorrow
The Sunday School missionaries conference at Topeka’s First Baptist Church promises lively talks on Sunday school work. Speakers include Rev Owen Winsted of Burling-ton, Rev Fuba Cassell of St. Scot, and Prof Frank Hizer, with sessions Thursday to Saturday. Missionary Kizer will illustrate life across missions and Sunday schools.
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Topeka
Topeke
Plest Baptist Charestomy
Fanggel
Deak Casver
Col
Wao
Mictiscary Owen Winsted
Hurlington
Raw
Fuiba Cassell
Pt- Scot
Kas
Aieran
Tve
D Gridiey
Emporia
Frask Hizer
Kizer
Fire in Closet at 1901 Lincoln Street
Fire department responded to a morning blaze in the residence of H W Craig at 1901 Lincoln Street. The fire started in a closet in an upper room, destroying clothing and scorching the room. extinguished by chemical engine but alight near hydrant limit. Insurance set at 100 dollars. General Franklin, chairman of the National Military Homes board, sent a draft for 3450 dollars to Governor Morrill for the Dodge City soldiers home. The national board pays 200 dollars yearly per soldier in state homes. Remember Chancel chapter at Rigby's on Thursday.
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Lincoln Street
H.W. Craig
O'4
Franklin
National Military Homes
Morrill
Dodge City
National Board
Theatre in Centre of Two Man Show Critics Warn Public
A Wichita Beacon review criticizes Crawford for dominating the circuit and pushing low quality productions. The piece argues big houses earn more but degrade dramatic art, urging readers to beware of inferior shows and praising better companies with proper scenery and governance.
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Wichita Beacon
Crawford
Gedd
Isaus
van Tiske
Tovigst
Cornford
Reese
Primers
Primers & West
Ilimey
Ubedy
Opara
JK Emmer
Fritz
Topeka
Coes
Campaign expense affidavit for Charles K.R. Helllider
A county clerk records Charles K.R. Helllider’s campaign expense statement totaling 125.00 for his bid to be chief justice in 1583. The document includes an oath denying improper expenditures and a pledge to comply with the act prohibiting corrupt use of money in elections.
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Caarnie
Campulre
Clert I
Courlay
Oriass
Cotey
Charles
Charles KR. Hellider
Electiona
STILL LOVES SAMOA
Nav 20 The steamer Mariposs sailed for Huaviutu Auckland and Sydney yesterday afternoon Passengers included Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson returning to Vallis home Maynard’s Comvicties Confirmed 20 The supreme joined lower court Hayward case action date to be set by governor The Great Rockstand will have special coaches on all regular trains to Kansas City Thanksgiving Day November 23 for Topeka passengers M Frizes City Passenger Agent
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Huaviutu
Auckland
Sydney
Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pate
Stevenson
Lloyd Osborns
Isabel el Strong
Maynard
Supreme
Hayward
Bansas City
Topeka
Topeka News Tangle: colorful notices and court talk
A jumble of local items mentions a Topeka judge may hear the Huliman case, a man seeks spelling reform, and various city events. Police, gas issues, a theater train, weddings, and a flood of minor incidents fill the page with scattered names, places, and dates reflecting Topeka life.
Topeka Gar M25 Candidate in State Senate Race
Local GOP figures discuss Anderson and Sterne in a Kansas Senate bid. Talks suggest Topeka GAR backing could sway votes, with Ingalls and Sterns named in political plots. A prominent Ga leader says Anderson is favored, while Sterne supporters push for alignment with party aims.
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Mejor Anderson Mather Laushast
Sterne Ts Gag Esousa
Seanice
Togalls
United States
Hiss
Alderson
Ingalls and
Sterns
Ingalls
Hin
Patte
Facalis
Winons
Cousty
State Senate
Cepodes
Republicas Party
Billy Sterne
Thas
Two Boys Fined In Reform Court for Theft and Vandalism
Two youths aged about 12 to 14 appeared in police court after stealing thirty cigarettes and forty seven beer bottles from Devers on Second Street and from Banzas. they admitted selling nineteen bottles for a quarter. Judge Ferry fined each boy ten dollars and an effort will be made to sue them for further charges. The boys are described as white and awaiting reform.
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Thompson
Reform School
Uly
Polles Court
Stuase Staciaa
Tuater
Dever
Second Street
Banzas Oticer Plakstos
Besa
Nfher
Charters Filed for Two Local Institutions in County
The secretary of state records charters for Toe Lebe Masonic Hall Company of Lebe County with a capital stock of 2000 and directors O M Speer DP Jones ER Evans G Tuller TB Jeanings. The Free Methodist Church of Ghani lists J W Piles Ansa Douglass and Hester A Parker as trustees for the first year. A retired iron manufacturer, J. Bachman, 14, dies at Leesport. The Peeriess Steam Lagdre charges customers 250 per year for mending with no additional fee.
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Toe Lebe Masonic Hall Company
Lebe
Atocie
O. M. Speer
Dp, Jones
E.R. Evans
G 4. Tuller
TB Jeanings
Toe Free Methodist Church of
Ghani
J. W. Piles Ansa Douglass
Hester A ‘Arker
Tarner the Forger Tours Prison Reform Tale at Hamilton Ball
Ralph R Terner, just released from a penitentiary term for forgery, spoke at Hamilton Ball last night on Prison Systems and Why They Do Not Reform. He attacked prison rules, warden appointments, and the profit motive in legal processes, alleging corruption in clothing, food, and court practices, while condemning brutality and the perverse incentives in indictments and juries. Bustem Pasha Dead Lospos, Nov. 22-Rustem Pasha is dead He was formerly Turkish ambassador to Great Britain.
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Tarner
Ralph R Terner
Topeke
Hamilton Ball
Persens
Burdick
Lynes
Kaasaa
Turner
bin Pey
Ameera
Aed
Bustem Pasha
Lospos
Rustem Pasha
Great Britain
Replanting Governor Ustier Tree and Denver Missionary Visit
The state executive council voted to replant the Governor Ustier tree felled last summer. W X Ninde, now serving as bishop at a Denver mission, will preach Sunday and Monday at the Pirett ME church and will be succeeded by Erle Nystrom as superintendent. Grounds to stay green in winter without a caretaker, and Japan reports cholera nearly extinguished with new developments noted.
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Franke & Thomas
State Executive Council
Pirett ME
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Reac
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Shea
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Davenport
Iowa
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America
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Sullivac
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Tree Register
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Palestina
Laven
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Caroline Miscell Hovt
Kansas City
Topexa II
Barnes University
Missouri University
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J. P| Rowley
Rigby’s
Areday
Green Coal Co
Kansas Ave
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Dend
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Joho G& Bachnan
Leesport
Peeriess
Reed & Tomlinson
Caildren
Ncan Faniture
Topske
Ava Piive
Call and Sea Topeka Printing Co
East Seventh St
Japan
Vicroaus
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