Snapshot News From Topeka And Vicinity
Local items report Topeka events cultural and political notes including Nelson’s trip to Wakeeneey and Grainfield for campaign dates, Washburn University projects, civil service exams, and football season kickoff plans. Citizens attend performances, literary notices appear in national magazines, and city construction continues on Washburn sewer and Clay street curbing.
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Peli
Banses
Congressman Long
Washburn College
Bain
Topeka
Kansas Medics
Ottawa University
Forest Huff
Yncaf Kwigy Onere
Chic” Company
Lida Griffith
Bee
Kansan City
Amy Kearney
Tucbenan
Knights of Pythias
Pompeii Chow
Roy Farrell Greene
Arkansan City Autchor
Wiese Washwora
Watt
N. J. Prescott
Nora van Dine
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Daisy
Oakland
State Board of Education
McCabe
Tron
Clay Street
Absatisfactory
SR. O
Shawnee County
Pompeii
Gus Bhother
Sore Hands Humble Cure Adverts The Complete Humour Cure
An OCR fragmented ad touts Sore Hands and The Complete Humour Cure priced at $1. It claims to treat skin crusts scales and sore hands with ingredients like cutictra boap and curicums to cleanse soften and heal severe cases including infants.
Topeka items note convention, stage, and transit
City news items include E Powell returning from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen convention in Chattanooga. Harry Clarke departs Oct 4 from the Hello, Bill company. A crowd disturbance at the Pompell show prompts crowd control fears. Asphalt street repairs in Topeka are discussed as replacement plans. Ridney G. Toler stars in The Belle of Richmond. Engler, a Santa Fe brakeman, deserts his family after pay. Dr Crannell announces a series of sermons Messages to the Masses in Their Classes. Public smoking complaints arise as women seek regulation in Path enclosure.
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E. Powell
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chalepoogs
Tenn
Topeka
Harry Carson Clarke
Bill
Clarke
Toeka
Ridney G. Toler
Col H. G. Toler
Wichita
John R. Gentry
Belle
Richmond
Toler
Corse Payton
E. W. Engler
Santa Fe
Argentine
Kun
Kansas City
Engler
P. W. Crannell
First Baptist Church
Path
Date Set For Morning Meeting Amid Delhi-Joburg Dispatch
A Johannesburg dispatch via London reports a meeting scheduled for before 10 o clock this morning in New York. The notice mentions fear among two key figures regarding a political move tied to the constitution and mixed Indian and other influences.
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New York
Johannesburg
the Times
London
The Sultan of Sulu at Grand Opera House Monday Night
George Ade's musical satire The Sultan of Sulu draws big spend by Henry Savage with $25,000 invested and new songs added. Tickets from 50 cents to 1.50, box seats 2, still some good seats at Flad's drug store. Squire Blower in Sandy Bottom praised. matinee priced 15 cents.
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George Ade
Sulu
Henry W. Savage
Chicago
Savage
Flad's Drug Store
Grand Opera House
E Jackson
Squire Blower
Sandy Bottom
Crawford Theater
Sol Smith Russell
Testimony Then Proof: Pyramid Pile Cure Praised
A Paris Texas reader shares a testimonial praising Pyramid Pile Cure after years of bleeding piles. She claims four doctors failed to help and credits the medicine with stopping bleeding and restoring health in three weeks, urging others to obtain the product from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Mich. for their cure book.
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Paris
Texas
Pilex
Memphis
A. Hearndon
Attrees
Pyramid “Drug Co. Marshall
Mich
Pardoned Deserter Released From Governors Island
Deserter Lam mert, sentenced to three years last winter, has been released from the military prison on Governors Island. The pardon stems from efforts by his bride who lived in Jersey City. The case was disclosed through an official offer and final approval by the president.
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New York
Lammert
Governor's Island
Jersey City
Steamship conference in New York finds tepid interest
London critic reports little excitement among merchants as plans for a Morgan group subsidy remain vague. Liverpool expects Cunard to gain enhanced support to build a fast rival to the Umbria and challenge German liners, while Canada seeks competitive fares across Atlantic and Pacific routes.
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New York
London
The
Tribune
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Atlantic
Pacific
Vessel stopped at sea by rebel gunboat Boyaca
New York dispatch reports the steamer City of Pura arriving from Panama with Captain J. Co. Moon of the British steamer Palens on board. The captain claims the vessel was stopped and searched at sea by the Colombian rebel gunboat Boyaca despite protests. He will seek formal action after arrival.
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Sas
New York
City of Pura
Panama
J. Co. Moon
Palens
San Francisco
New York American
Boyaca
Fractured Notice Aims at Enforcing Revenue Laws
A garbled dispatch references a treasury and customs effort to tighten law enforcement on tipping and fraud. It mentions Collector Strana and a forthcoming statement to aid travelers and officials, with several unclear names and dates.
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New York
Stranahan
Treasury Department
Customs Administration
Judge considers release of inmates to empty New York jails
New York on September 19 Judge Wilmot M Smith weighs an order that could free about two thousand prisoners from four county jails in Greater New York. The ruling hinges on the judge's view after hearings on two young men arrested a month ago for car theft, each serving thirty two tokens?
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New York
Wilmot M. Smith
Real Estate Transfers Mentioned in Tribune Item
Real estate transfers listed in the Tribune note property dealings involving Lord Roberts and General Corban. The report mentions unions and maneuvers with a caution on the nature of the summaries.
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Tribune
Ti Ja
Lord Roberts
General Corban
Rend
Dies While Sulking Basis Said to Have Beck Tieeanns
A man died from heart failure while traveling with his wife in the city. The incident happened as he was sulking, with basic details noting illness and cause of death.
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Fortis
Hes
A Food Cure For Constipation by Fine Ruur
Fragmentary text describes a food cure for constipation tied to sedentary habits and various digestive complaints. Mentions operation, intestinal disorder, headache, and abdominal issues. references wheat and dietary adjustments. Readable content is limited and scattered.
Import committee meeting notes rail ban and rate shifts
A New York report from September notes the import committee of the railroads meeting to discuss past year bans and improved rate conditions. Ticket sales span September 18 to 28 with prices around four to seven dollars. The piece mentions Wichita, return fares at about $4.62 and carnival or fall events as context.
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New York
Trank Une Railroads
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