Business Colleges Teachers Meet in Topeka
Kansas teachers from leading state business colleges gather for the Rank Special Teachers' Federation session in Topeka. W. S. Wri tchett presides banquet honors, with addresses on the status of business graduates and the need for trained stenographers. Election results announce S. I. Fahnestock as president with Robins and Alb in as vice president and secretary. Next year’s meeting set for Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Special Teachers’ Federation
Topeke
Allege
Atx
Remington ‘Typewriter Company
Kansas City
Wamit
Bmp
Loksimarter
T. W. DeHaven
Hessas
Con“Poe Peunan
Fahnesteck
McPherson
Amerenee and Typewriter
State Bank of Man
Sai
Peice Sretrel
oMvers
I Pahnesteck
FL Robins
Wichita
Ma’ Albin
Tepeka
C. H. Bhnattuck
Holinn
T. W. Hosch
Saline
L. H. Hausa
Conand W. Detfaven
Salita
Clara BM. Crumb
Wyait
Fue Wessinne
Belrr
Sr Mra CM. Shattuck
Holton
Business college educators discuss curriculum and training
Kansas educators from Kansas Wesleyan, Great Western, Hutchinson, and Daugherty schools led a general discussion on business education. Topics included free ten minute sessions, typing, course scope, studies embraced, and securing skilled graduates. Speakers included Topeka, Concordia, Salina, Lawrence, Abilene and Pittsburg representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Kansas Wesleyan Business College
Salina
Kas
Emporis
HL Haven
Great Western Business College
Concordia
GW. Longmire
Hutchinson Business College
Hutchinson
Esication
Ndt
T. Weh
Kansas Wesleyan Business Tata Ballva
Johson
Pittsburg
F. Te 'Water
Baneca
Geo. E Daugherty
Daugherty
Topeka
It Fewer
Tola
Pitite ‘Morris
Lawrent
Max Loretta
Strickler
Eppeka
Mir J. P. Bearnes
Quarrel Over Borrowed Book Ends in Murder
In Chicago a quarrel over a borrowed book led to the shooting death of Robert Newitt by lifelong friend George Jolson. Jolson, after firing, fled the scene and was arrested nearby. A photograph found on Newitt’s person raises theories about jealousy. Both men, about 50, hailed from the same English town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Johson
Robert Newist
Johnson
Newitt
Burned to Death In Philadelphia Fire
Nelly Kelly aged years and her 10 months old daughter Ella Were burned to death while playing with matches. Their mother Mrs James Kelly was severely burned as she tried to save them. Neighbors and the mother were rushed to hospital where the children died and the mother will likely recover.
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Philadelphia
Nelly Kelly
Witter Ella
Matehes
James Kelly
Judge rules liquor law search unconstitutional in district court
In Hinwatha district court Judge Glass deemed the Hustel liquor law search unconstitutional. Heitfeld, a Democrat, addresses a letter from Ada city chair Andrews announcing withdrawal from Populist party and affiliation with the Democrats. Also notes sale of a domestic sewing machine for 30 dollars and advertising for White Colorado potatoes at Whittelsey's.
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Glass
Ehin
Watha
Wistre Clauaes
Heitfeld
Baise
Idaho
United States
Henry Heitfeld
CH. Andrews
Ada City
State Central Committee
The
Democracy
Babcock
Frost
Kansas Avenue
Ste
Colorado
Whittelsey's
New Kimball Organ to Be Dedicated at Assumption
Father Hayden secured subscriptions for the Church of the Assumption organ fund and supervised its design. The new Kimball pipe organ, contracted July to W. F. Roehr of Topeka, will be dedicated tomorrow with a 30 voice choir, marking a vast improvement over the old instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hayden
Church of the Assumption
Kimball
Father Haynen
W. F Roehr
W. F. Roehr
Political Gossip and Campaign Rumors Across Kansas
Reports indicate rising demand for Nelson to seek a third term as state Superintendent of Public Instruction. T. B. Murdock’s confrontations with critics spark debates. Belleville and Clay Center dispatches note D. Y. Wilton’s bid for state auditor and J. M. Doyle’s talk of Congress on fusion, with endorsements from Senator Hanok and strong local support for Doyle. Clay Center confirms Doyl e’s local popularity while Hanna visits, and Clay County braces for Fifth district backing Dave for lieutenant governor at the next Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Belleville
Kan
D. Y
J. M. Doyle
Republic County
Congress
Hanok
Clay County
Gomer Davies
Cloud County
Doyle
Republic
Distriet
Doyie
Clay Center
D. J. Hanna
Ail City
Geo. W
Dave
Sixth District Political Notes and Beloit visit
A former Phillips county Populist pol itician circulates party letters and threatens to name rivals if they oppose him at Beloit’s Mitchell county court house celebration. Troutman and Overmyer discuss governor prospects with Troutman supportingTkts. Wellington declines Beloit visit over local duties. Osborne Farmer will shift to Teeeder editing. Local figures including Charley Brandt and Vin purchase supplies. Beloit Gazette editor eyed for a higher post. W K Foofbourrow of Rawling county has been admitted to the bar and may speak at political events.
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Phillips County
Tullon A. Troutman
Topeka
Beloit
Mitchell County Court House
Guy Sepur
Popitiet
Jouth
Troutman
Overmyer
Tin
Te Tkts
Whit Wellington
Hays White
Ant Steck
Reeder
Osborne Farmer
Bowen Fir
Ager Sg
Amd
Charley Abrandt
Prac
Vin
Apne
Betoit Gazette
Norial
Young
Stockton News
Fae Hataes
Ais
Phillipshore
Fon Frog
Render Betoraba
Washington
James Woodn
Dotet
Ofice
Schater
W. K. Boofbourrow
Rawling County
Atwood
Roosevelt era rough rider reappointment clash in Oklahoma
Washington dispatch reports political contention over the reappointment of Oklahoma US Marshal C H Thompson, a former rough rider, with supporters in Iowa and Kansas opposing a successor seen as aligned with Buck Holland line. Influence of L ow and western interests noted as pivotal in Oklahoma and surrounding states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Rough Riders
United States
Oklahoma
CH Thompson
Thompson
Buschiinied
Thormpson
Okiahrens
Towa
Topeka police jottings on drunken bail and court scene
In Topeka a day’s police notes recount a trial where several guests charged with murder were arrested after riotous drinking. Mrs Curly and companions faced fines, with remarks by Judge Bein and comic courtroom exchanges. Other defendants pled guilty to disorderly conduct and drink related offenses, while local mayor J W F Hughes aided operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal Noble
Worman
Cap Curly
Curleys
John Shepstra
Wille Louis
Billy ‘Thompson
Mr. Lewis
Indow
Dean
Bart
John
Shepsha
Co. L
Kansas
Mera
Curley
Bein
William Thompein
Samuel Hayden
Grip and cold prevention advice under 1900s notice
Readers are urged to follow weekly guidance on preventing and treating grip and colds, citing the 20 percent pulmonary disease mortality. The notice promotes 77 remedy to curb colds, offers free Doctor's booklets by mail, and lists varied market and commodity data including oats, wheat, corn, cattle, hogs, and cotton prices from multiple locations.
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Northwestern
Sais
Sas
Oro
Timothy
March
Chicago
Arala Reseiita
Enthvainen
Atinrienpolte
Duluth
Montay
Copper stock shifts and market mood dip in New York
A rough trading day on Wall Street saw Amalgamated Copper decline and then partially recover as general market weakness persisted. Rail shares fell, while General Electric rose. energy and railway stocks moved in tandem with shifting sentiment and mixed earnings.
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Chiengy
Sov
Meine
Dwe Tred
St Levis
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Ube de Rattan
Norfolk & Westert
Lou- Laila
Pacific
Louis Suuch
Great Western
Brooklyn Transit
New York Central
St. Paul
Unio Pacific
Louisville
Southern Railway
General Electric
Decilin
Rathier
York
Gopher
Bean Oredr
London
Wanted women and girls for various home and factory Jobs
A chaotic collection of classified style notices seeks women for sewing, nursing, and factory tasks at multiple firms. It advertises paid weekly wages from 7 to 12 dollars, requires stamped envelopes, and mentions locations in Chicago and nearby addresses. Names and exact duties are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Chicago
Fredeaaa
Royal Co
Harris
General Howes
Topela Ave
Wanted notices and sales pitches flood the area
A chaotic OCR mix of recruitment, sales, and service notices appears. Names like J. D. Humphreys and various firms flood the text with garbled addresses and scattered requests for agents, salespeople, and supplies across multiple cities. The piece reads like a classified page fragment full of stalled, overlapping calls to action.
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W. 8
Pritchett
Business Colleges
B. Fahnestock
T. B. Murdock
Congressman Miller
William Allen White
Murdock
Mr. White
Low
Wm. Thompson
Court
Topeka Peace Guardians
Gessen
Fred Gessen
James Johnson
Maude Edwards
Geo. Moore
Pearl
Etta
Coopersville
Mich
Mra
Mimelburger
Rites New
Guarantes Sciien
Arnaegis Gru
North
Mansas Ave
Santa Fe
Babcock & Frost
Krenuks
Today's Market Report
Wimphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co
Liam and John Sts
New Yor
Chicago Livestock Market
Kansas City Livestock
Kapeas
Way
Nor
Tan Cave
Emgeny
CBR Creamery
Easso
St. Lovia
Galveston
Sterling Exchange
Ocoss
Aod
Sc Bropit
Npe Mesne Uirticle
J. E. Gail
West Sixth Street
A. G. Goonwin
Soodwin
Geekzone
Texas
Mani Lelison
Pamictiatig Tte
Ae A. Litto
Purvorts
Binet
Drug Co
Brankien
Shin
Cack County
Servier
Appansmenty
Er Soo
Egekimon School
OM ‘Barner College
Bouter
Warner
FOE Renawark
Laduix
Ioateruil Furniaileds Ateady
Exparienan
Dewey
Ladirg
Ee Firmiah
Standard Co
Indisna Ave
Chiesa, Ti
Charles Loulhpurt
Wipealinre
Arya
Monty Wellutug
Beate
Wpoek Et Steel
Catalonia
Transparent Mirror Co
Mt Hamney
Rupia Sage Co. Bet. Cnicwmo
Te Hustlers
Guilvanaine
Seng Suatep
Wreirn Supply Co
Coffeyville, Kun
Pas
Aiese Coenen
Chivema
Carapeteak
Sayerinioed
Oimainder
Teebolire Tire
Bond Kiltress
Ealeman
Werchan Gin Rae
Chis
Mreferret
Emmanent
Mus
Adress Bos
Saleen
Seth
Otis
Connie Sin
A. G. Hurbaush
Cleveland
Xes
Barren’s
Iter
Eare Journal
Haan
Mira Wondick
Gulsy
Orca
Avetena
Attorwneys-At-Law
J. D. Humphreys
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