County Officials Scramble Over Travel Funds for Seattle Trip
Shawnee County officials debated paying Major T J Anderson 100 to represent the delegation at a Washington conference. Records show verbal commitments and later written notes, with commissioners promising reimbursement while funding shortfalls stalled expenses.
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Seattle
T. J. Anderson
Shawnee
Tom Anterton
Conareen
Congress
Anderson
C. P. Bolmar
Waeratie Conmrem Bhawner County
Topeka
Bolmar
Mrajor Anderson
Missioners
Eeekout
Tfme
Suc
Ft Commercial Club
Folmar
Bodmar
Major Andereoi
Lowise
Beattle
Major Anderson Siarea
Rainey
Andesson
Curtis
Ee Anderson
J. Front
Balmar
Shawnee County
St. St. Paul
Balmer
Funeral Service for H. D. Wilson Held at Home
Friends and family gathered at 10 o clock for a simple funeral in the home of watmen D Wilson. Dean Kaye led prayers and offered reflections on Wilsons civic spirit and honesty. Pallbearers and mourners included Arthur Capper Elmer House and others as members of the printing office and local business community.
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Watmen D. Wilson
Fiorlence
M. Shaver
Dean
Dean Kaye
Air
Wilcon
Mim
Almple
Arthur Capper
Elmer House
Herbert G. Curry
J. F. Jarrett
Cooper Jackson
X J. Hebrucker
J. P. Fritts
Paul Adarma
Hurst selects Pirates and Pittaburgh in post-season games
Tim Hurst will distribute playoff assignments for the season, with no games in Boston. Two games will be staged in Pittsburgh, and the fifth rounds will occur at neutral sites.
Washburn Football Struggles Highlight College Debt Crisis
Washburn athletic program faces financial distress since 1900, with debt to creditors and faculty reluctance to fund football. Since Seesee’s resignation, the board has sought a suitable manager as students idle. Coach Kennedy reports new players and light practice, with a September 26 game against soldiers from Fio wher set to bolster the team. In a separate report, a sheriff’s case in Arkansas and a disturbing allegation against W. Burke are noted amid quiet days.
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Washburn
Clovis Dale
Case Ani
Bert Kennedy
Fio Wher
Gouch' Kennedy
Accused Stealer Flees State Amid Legal Plea
The article reports a suspect in a theft case leaving the state after a confrontation. Lucas faces pending papers and Burke retains attorneys for related proceedings. Hungate accompanied on the requisition visit as a fight over the requisition is noted. Governor Batley issued requisition papers yesterday.
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Col
Lucas
Requists
Burke
Babes
Hungate
Batley
War rumors ease as foreign offices deny imminent moves
London reports from Associated Press indicate no imminent war between Sakay and Bulgaria and that British actions toward Turkish affairs are not contemplated. Russia and Africa hold Halkansattere. powers exchange messages to seek a path to restore order in European Turkey.
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London
Associated Press
Sakay
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Garian
Gato
Hoattitt
Great Britain
Turkey
Gruber Defends Record Amid Port Moe Fine Turmoil
Henry Gruber, fined in Port Moe court yesterday, insists he is a law abiding citizen and says neighbors persecute him. He acknowledges occasional curses but claims they were not aimed at neighbors who took offense. Gruber has lived at the same location for three years amid tension from neighbors whose children and he dispute the matter.
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Henry Gruber
Port Moe
Neuaae
Gruber
Grul
Mullin Opens New Market In Topeka With Modern Fixtures
Mr Mullin long in fish joweter and meat trade in Topeka opens a new market at 110 Westighth Street. He boasts new fixtures and twenty years’ experience to guarantee fresh game fish oysters and meats for customers.
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Toveka
Westighth Street
Marpeeta
North Topeka News Covers Illnesses and Local Events
The North Topeka column notes residents recovering from typhoid and malaria, church services in Barrett hall and Good Shepherd, a Northern Shawnee Development drill decision, and social items. It mentions Mrs. J C Dotman and others improving, preparations for Sunday services, and a marriage of Miss Minnie Bunting.
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Kasay Avenue
Silver Lake
J. C. Dotman
Mabel Foucht
G. TL. Horning
Grantville
Shawnee Bank
Central Avenue Christian Church
W. A. Forbes
Rochester
Procter Foucht
Concordia
Geaghilee Mustea
Rughters Morom
Opera House
Central Avenue
George Coffman
T. J. Schenck
Coffman
Hutchingon
Bently
James Anderson
George
Las Vegas
N. M
Anderson
Maurice Todd
Olio Club
West Sixth Street
Erlan
Barrett Hall
Kansam Avenue
Gordon Street
Northern
Shawnee Development Company
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canon de Burke
Sung School
W. Ty Tracy
Santa Fe Hospital
Ottawa
Tracy
North Topeke
North Topeka Banat
W.B. Hutchinson
Christ
Iseah
Alatin
Minnie Bunting
Thomas Ash
Bad Eagle
Ash
Topeka
Ash Op
Vanderpool Plans Resignation Tied to City Health Board
The letter by Claries F. Van suggests Vanderpool resigns over policy clashes on the city health plan. Vanderpool says he does not blame Scores and does not know who is behind CV. Wolf, a council member, is said to oppose him and Luther Nellis is also tied to the deal. It is likely political obligations, not duty, ended his mayoral campaign involvement.
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Claries F. van
Vanderpool
Storra
CV. Wolf
Luther Nellis
Danish Missionary Team Fights Mormon Influence in Denmark
Danish Lutheran leader Rev. Hansen arrives in Denmstk to counter Mormon propaganda amid rising Danish activity for Utah. A recently dedicated Mormon temple sparks Catholic concern. other items note Manila officer Walsh facing defrauding charges and a small town anecdote about a man who realized he overpaid a landlady.
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Copenhagen
Mr. Hansen
Danish Lutheran Church In
Vin Seng cures WI smith and others in Kansas ads
An aged testimonial rush promotes Vin-Seng Tonic and Kas-Kenna Waters for digestion, sleeplessness, and debility. William Smith of Sens brook, Kansas asserts improved digestion, sleep, and strength after five years of weakness. The ad promises relief from chronic dyspepsia, loss of appetite, gas, and other disorders, urging readers to order by mail with a dealer drawl.
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Yin-Seng
Hobart
William Smith
Sensbrook
Kansas
Sant
Drewlar
Salq
Prohibitionists plan Kansas City conference October 7 1903
In Missouri and western states a rally and conference of Prohibitionists is set for Kansas City on Wednesday October 7 1903 to unify efforts toward the national Prohibition convention. Charles E. Stokes calls for attendance, publicity, and reduced railroad rates, with National Chairman Stewart expected to speak. The gathering aims to kick off the most aggressive campaign west of the Mississippi.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Stokes
Missouri
Kansas
Kan~sas City
Stewart
Kansan Cio
Rum
Uncle Bam to Run Offices in Manila House After Hotel De Oriente Purchase
Sept 19 Manila United States government completes purchase of Hotel De Oriente on Pimtt De Calderon De la Freie. Building to be adapted for federal offices with rents and rules. price expected around 5311,000. Details and surrounding notes unclear in the report.
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Manila
James W. Walsh, Jr
Constabulary
Muasbat
Viewsya
Luzon
Bam
United States
Hotel de Oriente
de Calderon de la Freie
Rultes
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