Stage Whispers At Topeka Holden Gowery Company
Topeka hosts the Holden Gowery company for a three night stand at the Grand theater. Tonight features a four act domestic comedy with Ables and partners under Covgrove Grant management. Ticket prices are popular with one free seat for accompanying ladies. performances promise lively melodrama and old time humor amid mixed reviews.
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Holden Gowery Company
Crawford
Metheas
Topeka
L A. Halden
Railroad plans chart Utah Westward link to California line
Colonel Wick Walker, fresh from New York, arrives in Utah to discuss a new railroad franchise tying East Lake City with southwest Utah and the California road along the Culveado river. Charter filed with stock at 291000, directors include Ellis Cardee Kansas City, George Smith, Edie A Worthing, and Latayelle H Finney. Local editor offers subscription details for the Journal, Steam Laundries, and Pearsons W Elgh.
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Lake City
Colonel Wick Walker
New York
Lince
Offinn
United States
Squrahaltel
Walker
Dlatinw
Utah
New Railroad
Colalker
East Lake City
Uta
Uelifornia Road
Ttia
The
Company of
Kansan
Eee Atock
Woman Suffragists Debate Public Voice and Duty
A 4 handed interview with a woman suffragist discusses why many women remain focused on home and society while still seeking reform. She cites duties at home, concerns about masculine superiority, and the emotional toll of suffrage debates on supporters and opponents alike.
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Christian
The
Tle
Dome of
Safsage
Boustera
Iran
Martelli
Tiein
Victoria
Huliiend
Ofr
Allence
Stulborn
Weil
Labor leader objects to burning railroad ties for fuel
Labor Commissioner Bird accused railroad officials of wasting old ties by burning them for heat during winter, arguing workers could be paid 90 cents to $1.61 daily to remove tires and wreckage. He cited company practice shifting burdens onto workers and cautioned fuel use harms assets.
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Aly
Ted Olen
Steentaay
Kansas City
Wieblauin
Msg
Todey
Local notes mix politics crime and clubs in Topeka scene
Y I Wood faces inquiry through Mrs George St Smith of Parsec on Kan hosted in Susscart Brat WOH Wright named assistant superintendent at First Methodist Road in Kelil to replace Rome Winehill. A murder suspect tracks from Tupoks, Kaw found at Gauchiv. A boy of 25 or 4 years old inghand saddled was beaten in a historical club meets at J J Larimer 227 Greany sroud avenue Topewin with 14 members. The club debates World War era topics, including fall of the Horan empire and Europe. Simmo McMichael, colored, fined in police court for selling whisky. George Dein, a farmer, testified buying whisky from Modtenasl. McMichael jailed. Eduard Scharf still with Topeka musicians. Aurora cigar scene noted with Havana stock. Little Ges cigar praised. Peerless Steam Laundry ads circulated.
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Y. I. Wood
Mra. George St Smit
Parteceon
Kan
Susscart
Brat
Woh
Wright
Mathodiat
Rhoadey Keli
Jerome Winehill
Horace
Gauchiv
Aed Beidie
Iiistorice Club
J. J. Larimer
Greany Sroud Wyenue
Potiwin
Ideac
Tito
Fury
France
Europe
Simmo” McMichael
Ilula
George Dein
Keith
Kansas Avenue
MecMichael
Dean
Livestock board members accused of railroad fare mileage fraud
J W Moore and Solin L Brown, on the state livestock board, face scrutiny for collecting mileage and railroad fare from the state. Brown, the sole Populist on the board, and Moore, a Republican, filed or prepared vouchers totaling about 155.48 and 40.00 respectively. An audit questioned passes from Santa Fe and Rock Island, raising questions over eligibility and prior travel charges.
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J. W. Moore
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Republican
Solin L Brown
Deiptrs
Ottawa County
Johnson
The
Livestock Board
Morrill
State House
Brown
Moore
Gaydenlor
Cole
Nock Island
Live Stock Board
Bloom
Jobo 1
Iutusten
Supreme Court
Keeley in the Army and Keeley Institute In Kansas
Army officials at Fort Riley and Port Leavenworth endorse Keeley treatment for opium addiction among soldiers. General Forsyth urges authorized use at regular posts after successful tests. Keeley Institute operations praised for improving discipline and soldier welfare, with services available at Port Leavenworth and Kansas City areas.
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Poraytis
Mio
Keeley Los Hote
Agina
Mentis Aga
Port Leavenworth
Sulitiera
de Kealey
Temes W. Forsyth
Post Riley
Corminadd
Fort Riley
Tyfie Kowley
Hewlitiere Tosh
Leea
Piyeiou
Wirer
Mor
Laavanworth
Keeley Institutes
Ander Supervis
Dr. Keeley
Kansas City
Reeley Institute
Portanomh Tuliding
Kansas
Ken
Cuba Revolution Meeting Promotes Waller Support
Arrangements made for a meeting at the courthouse to back John L. Waller. Speakers include Indeo A Horton and others. twenty delegates represented as they urged congress to secure Waller’s release. Mention of a Kansas Waller committee secretary A. M. Thomas. Mineral Water ad appears at end.
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Bronofa
Serius
Wight
Indeo A Horton
Caldwell
Em Guy
Thue
A Osborne
A H Caney
David Overmyer
A. BL Jettsore
Waller
Thomas
Kanais Waller Cormuttes
Leavenworth
John L. Walles
Congress
Vermont Law Clash Spurs Controversy Over Alcohol and Game Policy
A Vermont debate centers on an austere liquor law and a governor’s clemency in a case involving a hotel owner. The drama extends to how the law shapes public drinking, royal prerogatives, and the fate of a jail sentence, while long term limits on private boating and game preserves threaten potential state revenue from forestry and tourism.
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Ment
New York
Mlineis
Vermont
Tes
Eden Mill
St. Johnsbury
Woodbury
Cat
Mars
Burlington
Pwilleriie
Philippie
Bourda
Poverter
Lattr
Hia
Goveror
Defonga
Ligier Wits
Faroyeledge
Cho
Lake Anil Forest
Dansatis
Virmont Uiotearain
Reid
Ranke
Elena Watemnet Willeh
Iddul
Boatille
Mysterious Deck Talk on a River Steamboat
On a Haddon's river steamboat a cautious man discusses trust with a tall companion amid strangers. They observe others, noting a tense mood and speculation about a woman by the door, the talk turns to risk, labor, and suspicions as the crowd shifts.
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Waterloo
Haddon River
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