Salina notes mix of local ventures and events
Garver in Salina laments streets as Caffeyville Land Co forms with $10,000 capital. State Historical Society directors meet. XIE CoA, others plan events in Wichita. Washburn Seabrook road work continues. Gov. Stanley may return to state house. Juden P. Garver opens course on Contracts. Ottawa beats Medics in tie with Ottawa. Thanksgiving plans include Washburn Ottawa game. council debates Abemarur appointment. Street rail problems cause holes. Finnegan’s folly tour. Thanksgiving tickets by Nicoler's Havenaye near Tecumseh awaits sheriff call.
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Garver
Salina
Egal
Caffeyvile Land Company
Siate Historical Society
XIE Coa
John Dudley
Moe Ee Suite Bank
Netu
Eee Aa
Washburn-Seabrook
Stanley
State House
Juden P. F. Garver
Cline
Ottawa
Washburn
Charles VY. Safford
Frank Weightman
Newsboy
Jefferson Street
Ta & Double Quartette
Abemarur
Stunt
Rullweay Company
Landis
Leethe High School
Unio
Eherie
Gay
Chris Schultz
Finnegan
Sehich
Bers
Nicaler
Hevenaye
Rovert
Tecumseh
Sren Agian
Eatelle
Sheriff's Office
Nursing Mothers Seek Scott's Emulsion for Strength and Supply
Nursing mothers desire Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil to assist digestion and bolster nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. It is claimed to improve milk supply and quality when milk is scanty or poor, aiding overall health in the mother and infant. The ad cites Helene in New York.
Topeka City Plans Houswarming and Event Listings
City committees discuss a formal opening for the municipal building during December 5 to 7. The Straues orchestra was offered for the Auditorium but likely not to perform in Topeka. Oakley place sale yields 45 000 for 26 acres near Washburn College. Contractors refuse to move a fire-hazard item at Security Hall, delaying progress.
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M. C. Holman
Commercial Club
Chicago
Robert Stone
Straues
Kanmae
Topeka
Washburn College
Oakley Place
Ways and Means
Council
Security Hall
Norman Barratt Indicted For National Bank Illegality
Norman Barratt of Atchison cashier of the defunct Atchison National bank has been indicted by the federal grand jury for misappropriating funds. He is to be arrested today or notified, then post a $2,000 bond for appearance at the next federal term. The bank once stood as a Kansas financial pillar, backed by its founder father, but bad loans and alleged fund manipulation led to collapse.
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Norman Barratt
Atchison
Atchison National Bank
Barratt
Marshals
Kansas
Afont
Young Barratt
City Council Tonight Faces Waterworks and Police Chief Vote
Important matters before the council include the waterworks report from hydraulic engineers, mayoral nomination of Mr. Stahl as chief of police, and consideration of a new fixture ordinance. The Commercial club pavilion license and other routine items also await action, with some items postponed to a later date.
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Stahl
Consell
Ail Pela
Iso Vet
Advocate Novel to Open New Office on Quincy Street
H N Gaines owner and editor of the Farmers' Advocate announces a move from West Sixth Avenue to the Veale Dock seat at Seventh and Quincy Street. The consolidation with the State Register and Jerre Elsipson's Bayonet is noted as Gaines plans to establish one of the most modern printing giants in Kansas.
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Quincy Street
H. N._Gaines
Farmers’ Advocate
State Register
Jerre Elsipson
West Sixth Avenue
Veale Diock
Seventh and
Quincy Steel
Pew
Mr. Gaines
SSN
Ndeabid
Kunses
Zaza Fails To Please In Crawford Theatre Revival
Topeka audience sees a new Zaza in the title role at the Crawford with Bunche Hall leading as Zaza and Eliza Morrison as Cascart. Critics note Hall’s performance but fault the production and the lead actress Miss Sell’s handling of the frenzied parts. The piece is deemed immorally sensational, with the climax weak and the audience divided over the play’s moral tone.
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Topeka
Zaza
Zeca
Charles Frahman
The
Crawford
Bunche Hall
Mabel Howant
Miss Hall
Howard “Zaze
Zara
Frank McDonald
Thifrens
Piccn
List
McDonald
Cara
Cascart
T. S. Morrison
Hernard Dufrene
Dufrene
Zasa
Mia
Leslie Carter
Grape-Nuts Credited With Restored Health in Kansas City
William Woods of 1717 Holmes Street Kansas City reports severe mornings dizziness headaches and vomiting spells for ten months. After trying Grape-Nuts by chance his condition improved rapidly with renewed appetite and energy and he credits the cereal as a vitalizer and brain food.
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Kansas City
Yegan
Woods
Holmes St
Kansas
Disorder at the theater draws protest from patrons
The report notes shouting and hooting as a crowd clashed with officials over seating and propriety. Some patrons defend orderly conduct while others call for discipline, highlighting tensions inside the venue.
Committees Align to Handle War Effort Tasks
War committees appointed by the executive group are urged to organize duties for entertainment and programming. A long list of chairmen and vice chairmen across many units is named, indicating wide preparation as operations proceed during the war effort.
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Ecrangs
Alt Cie
Muse
Tnyritation
W. J. Davis
Heer
Sirs
James Moore
Joseph Gritey
June Fe Sonne
Ates J & Hing
D. Henderson
Greshwata
Ossington
Miles
Sas
Mie Worrall
Dell Keiser
Apgrmme
M. C. Holman
Fs Meafon
Downbe Gawitt
Miz
Abe Bttiubers
MEA Flw
Abs Mies Manesic
E. Wear
George Bl Barrin Es
Alisa Vera
Biasie
WH. Chaney
W. Bayldson
D. Ers Doun Budiey
Mrs Eve' Winaart
Ellen Everest
Mra A. Capper
Saherepee
Che Toe Nerbach
David Bowie
Tala Tan Sey
Indemnity Clash Over China Split Nears Partition
A Washington dispatch outlines high level U S debate over indemnity from China during the Boxer crisis. The United States faces a choice to accept a reduced payoff or seek partition via territorial pledges or a bond guarantee scheme. Officials warn both paths lead to partition, with the U S seeking to pressure powers to lower claims to what China can pay. The administration notes immense costs already spent and warns the line between indemnity and dismemberment grows thin as powers push for larger sums.
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New York
China
Times
Washington
United States
Meii
Suscesa
Tabltie & Court
Ching
United Stated
Klondike Gold Output Seen At 20 Million Dollars
Seattle reports Chief clerk at Dawson estimates Klondike gold output for the season at 20 million dollars with the 1907 figure at 17,008,000 dollars for Yukon territory. He predicts next year's output will reach 25,000,000 dollars as shipments continue from Alaska and the United States. Consul McCook records FA 404,000 in relation to the case.
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Seattle
Defferein Patusse
Gold Commissiooers
Dawson
Pth Geaaon
Consul McCook
Handkerchief Sale Promises Wide Range of Patterns
Christmas sale notes show dozens of handkerchiefs for men and women. Prices from 2c to 3 for 31.00 with linen, hemstitched, border and lace styles. Special tomorrow offers include all-linen and fine pure linen options plus new patterns and lace designs.
Hammond to Run It for Stratton's Independence Mine
Denver November 20 John Haynes Hammond has been asked by English stockholders to take charge as controlling engineer at Stratton's Independence mine. He is in Victor to inspect the property. He notes the share price drop stems from the mine being squeezed to pay promised dividends and says he would only assume control with full board powers to restore dividend paying operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Haynes Hammond
Stratton
Independence
Victor
Informa Hon S
Hammond
State Good Roads Congress to Draft Road Improvement Bill
The State Good Roads congress will meet in this city on January 14 to draft a bill for permanent highway improvement and viable funding. A committee of Samuel Kimble Manhattan John Francis Colony Wr Smith Marysville A P Bidet Ottawa D N Barnes Leavenworth B Derublaser Fredonia and John Roberts Topeka will prepare the measure for presentation to the legislature if approved by the congress.
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State Good Roads Congress
Kansas
Samuel Kimble
Manhattan
John Francis
Colony
Wr. Smith
Marysville
A. P. Bidet
Ottawa
D. N.barnes
Leavenworth
B. Derublaser
Fredonia
John Roberts
Topeka
Road Roads Congress
Amendment broadens road building power for townships and counties
The bill seeks to empower townships and counties to construct roads, enabling faster public work adoption and paving the way for additional state assistance. It notes widespread support in Kaunas and similar momentum elsewhere, anticipating passage in the upcoming legislative session and eventual funding toward permanent roads.
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Dea
Eovrood
UN Union
Kaunas
Petety
Witics
Uniasi
Whist Club Scores In Winter Tournament Debut
The Topeka whist club opened its winter series in January with high scoring by Copeland and West earning club buttons. In the opening event the North and South pairings featured Inkin and Pultry Nubile and Becks Copeland and West, as trophies were awarded to top teams and prizes promised for eventual victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Une
Finish State House Final Appropriations By Next Legislature
Fragmentary notes indicate ongoing work on the state house with expectations of final appropriations by the forthcoming legislature. Murky references mention tax measures and building repairs as the project advances through the legislative cycle.
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Friends of the
To Cure Dyspepsia asd eeae ine La
A brief note references a remedy or treatment for dyspepsia with unclear context and limited readable details. No specific names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable in the fragments.
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Detroit
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