Madison Square Garden Horse Show Opens Poorly Attended
The Madison Square Garden event drew few spectators on opening day with crowds sparse around hackney and pony classes. Victor II won the championship hackney, while other sections featured Rockaway stock, trotting stallions, and exhibitor preparation. Tickets sales and turnout were discussed by organizers, with MC McCabe and Nissley’s Newsboys rally noted, as police managed crowds and volunteers sold about 330 tickets so far. Additional items mention London bond issues and rail routes to Utah and 25 dollar one-way fares.
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Madison Square Garden
Madison Squire Garden
G. Dieveny
Giesel
Police Judge Rules Cash Bonds Invalid for Police Court
Judge Magaw announces that police courts may not accept cash bonds and must require paper bonds or immediate detention. He cites Applegate v Young and state law, stating money deposited as substitute for recognizance remains the defendant’s property and can be recovered, making cash deposits unlawful and unrecoverable for future bail.
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Magaww
Magaw
Polices
Supreme Court
Tin Supreme Court
Applegate Va Young
Justice of the Peace
Pace Court
Elks Host Series Kickoff Party at Bike Club
The Bike club hosted the first in a winter series of parties last night in the large dining room. About 50 couples attended as dancing filled the evening and organizers announced more social events planned throughout the season.
Topeka Bowlers to Visit Atchison for Openings Night
The Topeka Bowling Club will travel to Atchison tomorrow night for the opening of their new alleys. Teams from St Joseph Kansas City and Topeka will compete with Atchison in an elaborate event with a band and refreshments. Those attending from Topeka include Dave Goesett Harry Wotlfe Dell Kirkpatrick and Andrew Look Out For Flour Moth. Toronto Ont The agricultural department warns millers and others handling meal to be on alert as a pest larva
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Topeka Xisyera
Topeka
Atchison
St Joseph
Kansas City
Dave Goesett
Harry Wotlfe
Dell Kirkpatrick
Andrew
Toronto
Ont
Agricultural Department
Mood Will Contest Case in District Court
Daughters of the late Robert Mood sue widow Jane Mood to set aside his will claiming undue influence by the second wife. Mood, a Topeka plumber, died December 21 1897 leaving most estate valued at about 25 000 to Jane Mood. Trial features statements by both sides on mood and family dynamics.
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Robert Mood
Jane Mood
Topeka
Bright
Ida May Webbe
Jennie Wehe
Lolla Bennett
Jane Atood
Aaron Jetmore
Hobert Mood
Brood
Mr. Hazen
Ww. Hazen
Ehrtagut Mr. Mood
Mr. Mood
Stewart
Amfood
Mra. Mood
Mood
Moods
Mood W
Fagan
North of England
Beer
Rome
Bra
Market report notes mixed grain moves and Argentine shipments
Prices for wheat in cafes and Argentine exports show wide moves as December trading opened. reports indicate unchanged or modest gains with regional supply notes. Corn and oats receipts appear uneven with early firmer tone giving way to firmer cash sales while local shorts cover.
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Cnn
Liverpool
Newton
Vicus
Leora Ences
Mintie
Duluth
Dutet
Wade
J. C. Goings Commission
Chicago
Cattle and market notes from Chicago and Kansas City summaries
Chicago Cattle receipts 4000 with steady to weak market, Texas steers at 35 to 400, Texas cows 1 20 to 2.00, native cows and calves mixed. Wheat prices lower in Paris and New York, Liverpool report softer wheat, Minneapolis and Duluth show mixed gains. Hog and lamb markets show strength, copper and sugar commentary from Joseph and New York, cotton closes steady at 3 middling.
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Kansas City
Kansas Cty
Yia
Liverpool
Duluth
Sts. Louis
Kansas
St Louis
Minneapolis
Aioe Apie
Paris
Tod Care
Ted SO
Telviaee
Sao
Matchless Bargains on Fancy Ribbons and Garments
Thursday through Saturday sales offer wide ribbons with patterns like Polka Dot and Lace Effects at 48c 39c 330 and 25c, plus 50 Eiderdown Sacques at 50c 78c and other seasonal stock at reduced prices. Also featured are Ladies Flannel Shirt Waists Rainy Day Skirts Golf Capes and a Greatest Dress Goods Offering with free extras and large selection.
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Finday
Express
Silesia
Specials Tomorrow Loom Large In Local Market Sale
Tomorrow's sale promises liberal discounts for all patrons with long list of textiles and dry goods. Yard goods including Lonsdale Muslin and Apron Check Ginghams feature marked reductions. linen towels, curtain scrim, indigo blue calico, and ladies neckwear offered at drastically cut prices. Limited to 10 yards on piece goods. stock collars and ties also discounted.
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Lonsdale
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Skinner Bros
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Union Check
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Hin
Renee Ole
Newsboys
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McCabe
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Treasury
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Ogden
Utah
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Fancy Goods Dept
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ELKS
Foday's Market Report
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Ptasies
Jgwer
Tibs
Mass
Bamsey Cash
Timothy
Os Ats
Bers
Chicago Board of Trade
Popeka
Medoa Asubay Yeates
New York
Gombaliy
Sterling Exchanger
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Bilin
Cueer Cortincaten
Co Bar Silvar
Sia Bonoverniment
Honite Stekoy
Rem
Jane Creamery
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