Hoch as State Printer Candidate Stirring Republican Power Talks
Marion Record editor E. W. Hoch is increasingly backed by the state central committee for state printer, a move reportedly supported quietly by party leaders. Senator Milton Brown heard rumors while in Hutchinson about Hoch’s bid, with longtime Republicans signaling unity behind Hoch though Brown claims no knowledge of such plans.
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Republican State Central Committee
Iim
State Central Committee
Topeka
Milton Brown
Garden City
Supreme Court
Brown
Hutchinson
McKinley
Hoch
Scouter Brown
Ed. Hoch
Senate
Bis
Dr Price's Baking Powder Wins Highest Award at Midwinter Fair
Golden Coast California hosts a grand Midwinter Fair praised for vast exhibits of gold silver wheat oil fruit wine silk and wool. Dr Official tests crown Dr Price's baking powder for leavening power quality and efficiency earning Highest Award and Gold Medal at the fair and Chicago victory.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Dr. Price
Fiddled With His Leg and Queer Street Musician On Topeka St
A street musician on Kansas Avenue drew a crowd with an eerie violin performance. A fiftyish man played with a missing left arm sleeve, bow held under his knee, moving the violin to produce unusual sounds. He collected few coins, then left, absorbed in another world.
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Topeka
Topeka Boy Becomes King Of Local Chess Players
Edwin F. Suling, a Topeka youth not yet 16, has an unbroken winning record against top players in the city. Governor Lewelling, fond of chess at the statehouse, challenged the boy but repeatedly found himself checkmated. Suling’s skill earns him the title of king of Topeka chess players.
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Topeka
Edwin F. Suling
Lewelling
Statehouse
Huling
Hinling Cow
Piayers
Storm Forecast Warns of Severe Gales By Lakes Region
Prophet Hicks warns today’s nice weather will quickly turn to a severe storm within a day or two. Observers are advised to monitor barometer wind direction and sky appearance as warm sunshine fuels a strong system. The period from 6:40 to the 6th suggests severe gales near the Great Lakes with autumn storms later in the month and in November, followed by snow in the north and a broad cold wave. Cool days shift to warmth by the 24th to 14th, then reactionary storms threaten nationwide before another cold rush from the northwest.
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Prophet Hicks
Mr. Ticky
Great Lakes
Eight Tramps Slumber In Box Car Case Before Judge
Eight men arrested for vagrancy were brought before Judge Ensminger after police were drawn by loud snores in a box car。 Each man faced charges, many pleading guilty or being discharged after statements of intent to seek work, with fines and short sentences imposed or arrangements made. A separate case against Mrs Anos Mayan for maintain a cause of assignation was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Ensminger
Aero
Carey
Vna
Union Pacific
James Thooipacn
Frank Riley
Colorado
Hauate
Charles Kane
Jobn Davis
Pifth
Topeka
Tom Wilson
Justiye Easminger
Aes
Tom Carroll
Hare
Easminger
Carroll
John Connors
Joe Burns
Connors
Cripple Creek
Burns
BH. Carr
Frank Ryan
Woodruff
Anos Mayan
Death of T L King in Topeka funeral and burial
Thomas L King died after months of ill health and two weeks of bed confinement. Funeral held at his family home 223 East Eighthetre, with Episcopalian burial service, then burial in Spring Grave cemetery, Cincinnati. He was born 1808 in Rahway New Jersey, later helped found Stawnee County Bank and built many Topaka houses. Remains sent to Cincinnati for burial. Mrs King and son Thomas accompanied. Also notice of Alexander funeral and Mrs Winslow's teething syrup advertisement.
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Thomas L. King
Cincinnati
King
Spring Grave
Dean Millapaugh
Episcopal
Rahway
New Jersey
Cincinnnati
Terry
Stawnee County Bank
McKing
Topaka
Thomus
Santa Fe Gossip Circles Hurl Accusations At Directors
A protective Santa Fe reorganization committee issues a sharp circular replying to directors demand for proxies. The talks target alleged incompetence and mismanagement by the old board over 2.5 million in improvement bonds. A. A. Robinson and Babineon are mentioned as insiders with insights. Compromise between committees eyed before Topeka annual meeting.
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The
Santa Fe
Topeks
Hedaya
Protective Committee
Rew
A. A. Robinson
Babineon
Topeka
Pioneer Church Workers of Topeka Hold Reunion
The Pioneer Church Workers of Topeka gathered for a successful reunion at the First Congregational church. Highlights included reminiscences by Harvey D. Rice who arrived in 1856, speakers Lewis L Roby and Charles H. Lovejoy, and a supper by the Christian Endeavor Society.
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Pioneer Church Workers of
Topeka
Reunioe
First Congregational Church
H. W. Farnsworth
Board of Education
J. G. Wood
J. 3. Bile
Peter Me Vieur
A. D. Gray
Loura Bodwell
Pioneer Quartette
Pionfer Club
Old Settlers
Christian Endeavor Society
E Batley
Hev
W.L. Byers
T. J. Hudson
Fredonia
Harvey D. Rice
New England
Lewis L Roby
Charles H. Lovejoy
Manhattan
Hev. I. Blakesley
Gov Lewelling Invited to Speak at Heunton Reunion
Soldiers recall him as a reunion in Arkansas City plans to honor Lt Gov Lewelling. He will attend with staff including Col. GA Taylor, A J Davin, AL Bonebrake, FL Patee, Lieut Cola H C Lindsey, J T Pomper, Maj J B Anderson, and Private Secretary Close. The populists back the event and Congressman Jef Hutson with Mrs Hudson are in town.
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Lewelling
Arkansas City
Aid
G A. Taylor
A. J. Davin
AL Bonebrake
FL. Patee
Cola H. C Lindsey
J. T. Pomper
Maj
J. B Anderson
Close
Devil's Auction at Grand Opera House Tonight
An old favorite returns as the Devil's Auction, starring Charles H. Yales and a greatly enlarged dramatic cast, opens at the Grand Opera House tonight with entirely new scenery. The production promises greater success than ever, featuring Misys Sadiepraphans Jeguarina Mildred Holden Nora Versus Gladys Castleton Gus Brune Jo A. W. Decker William Ruge Eddie Louw William Lorella George Oaron and William Young with principal dancers Miles Chitten Bartoletti and Amoro. Specialties are claimed to be novel.
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Grand Opera House
Charles H. Yale
William Young
Miles
Chitten
Bartoletti
Amoro
Grand theatrical bill features new scenes and stars
New York audience will see five fresh scenes from the Ye show including The Bower of Flowers and Old Five Points. The Advent of Spring is enhanced with ballet and new members join The Dance of the Fools Swells of the Ballet On the Hialto and The Boulevard. Curtain at 8. Next Friday The Hustler at the Grand, a rewritten annual favorite by a new company of performers.
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Ceé-Moe
Los Freres Caron
Lorelia
New York City
Hialto
Price of Beer Falls Across Kansas City to Half Price
A St Joe report notes beer prices dropped from 1.75–2 per keg to 75 cents–$1 as breweries expand agencies in Topeka and St. Joseph. Saloonkeepers stock up for winter while agents and local brewers hold meetings seeking a firm plan amid competition. A separate item names George Madeira as a false Santa Fe official claimant.
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St. Joe
Topeks
Kansas City
St. Jose
St Joe
Llvirm's
Rochester
Lemp
Pabst
Anthony
George Madeira
Santa Fe Offiials
Topeka
San Francisco
Call Dad Examiner
Abiga
Social And Personal At Topeka In Flight Of Visitors
Topeka society notes list G C Baker as Cam era club president with committees including Willard Baker Reichesbach and Thompson. Meetings, blue print displays and amateur photographers are noted plus many visits from locals and visitors across town and to Denver Omaha and Chicago.
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G C. Baker
Camera Club
F. G. Willard
C . Baker
W. CF
Reichesbach
Trance
Rott. Thompson
F. G. Willant
W. C. F. Breichenbach
Louse
W.rant
W. E. Culver
Robi. Thompson
Colorado Springs
Withite
Edna Lakin
de. West
Marie Price
Omaha
Mer
Albert Flintham
Lawrence
F. C Guy
Reeceman
Flossie
Plainfield
Afr
Atchison, Lo
Col. Veale
Quincy Street
Miner
J. M. Miner
Independence
James A. Troutman
Mra. P. Davis
Mlnnio
Kansas City
J. J. Jewett
Wichita
Grant Webster
A. Burton
Center Street
Mary White
Minnie Hunter
Clara White
Clara Hunter
Ed Metlay
Chicago
Willie Conley
Stella McNary
Pred Carson
North Quincy Street
Frank Myers
Associated Charities Ejects Tie Ousers for the Year
The board of managers of the Associated Charities held court last evening and elected officers for the ensuing year. BL Smith, former president, was re elected despite his wishes. Ward ir, A J Arnold, and A Nya Ng named vice presidents. J W Hirer chosen treasurer. An executive committee was created with two vice presidents and three members. The auditing committee includes The He leAfee and FL J Adams. others named I J Kellam and FG Newwood. District visitors were set, and executive committees will meet at the president’s call.
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Associated Charities
Anc O
BL. Smith
Uniter Pirotue
Pideert
Mra
A. J. Arnold
J. W. Hirer
Ward Ir
Ales
Audiing
TE HeleAfee
FL J. Adame
I. J. Kellam
Noewud
Norton
Burghart selects new cigar brand names and poetry link
September selections by Burghart include naming a cigar brand Freee Salstge Sixteen and a Goddess of the Morning theme. He will publish the list in the Journal and arrange for the cigars to be produced, with J. A. Uaben alleged as contributor. Burghart plans to depart for immediate action with Topeka Academy guests and funeral notices for Dr. Reid amid other local items.
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Por Benghart
Burghart
Wwe
Pepe
Welectei
Chas
Ugerstrom
Thomaas
J. Ae@uaben
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