Proposals for New River Bridge Earn Support in County
Edward Wilder praises a concrete underpass style bridge planned for Haneaa Avenue across the river, arguing it is sturdy and locally built. He stresses that steel rail bridges are for rail use, and urges bonds be voted only for a genuine, honest construction with local labor and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilder
Hhe River
Haneaa Arenue
Commis Plone
Wilder
Eras Journal
Hori
North Topeks
Cosa
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Kansas Avenue
Melito Arch
The Hustlers and vaudeville at the Urand in Topeka
Charlene A. Loder leads the cast of The Hustler at the Grand amid mixed acts and sharp criticism of vaudeville. The Derby Winter show promises dancing and songs with Gaveril Grants cabin set, while Rush City and other acts fill the program. October plans include Faust Cleopatra and a new touring company arriving from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlne A. Loder
Mneller
Charlies A. Loder
Sny
Perso
the Huntler
For
Midas
Eveniog
Gus Milla
Yourney
Bevidws
Gaveril Grant
Fimir
Dramarie
Alabama
Griffith
Lillian Lewis
Topome
New York
Bowery
New Yorku City
Topeka
Morgan Negotiating Purchase of Hutchinson News
W as in Topeka Morgans negotiating for the Hutchinson News purchase. Morgan has not started a Hutchinson paper but is in talks with editor Spoorler. He is still in Emporia collecting accounts and acts as chair of Lyon county Republican committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Topeka
Hutchinson
Spoorler
Hutchinson News
Emporia
Gazette Act
Lyon County
Republican Cealeal
State council orders cow and horse ban on grounds
The state executive council met yesterday and issued a directive to keep cows and horses off state house grounds. The session filled a new room for Clerk J Brown and reported court depletions. An advertisement promotes Bege's Hair Renewer to stop hair loss and restore growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Council
Boor
State House
J. Brown
Town Gossip and City Notes Highlight Evening Talk
Local columns compile varied remarks from residents and officials on politics, society, and daily life. Mentions include Attorney General Dawes and reporters from the Journal, the Wade Wake fireside chat, and updates on public notices, employment, and community events.
Sheldon Chase Czar Trial Ends with Conviction
In New York on September 26 the trial of Carl Sheldon concluded with a jury finding him guilty of assault and battery for shooting at Johor and Sprague Chase. Judge Hazeo withheld sentence as Sheldon was expelled from the Stock Exchange. President Eames announced the expulsion of J. H Manning from Ingoxobanas membership on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon-Chase
Carl Sheldon
Aile
Sheldon
Johor
Sprague Chase
Hazeo
Stock Exchange
New York
Eames
New York Stock Exchange
J. H Manning
Ingoxobanas
A King of Thieves
A startling crime note profiles a local thief known as the king of thieves. The report details his notable exploits and the ongoing investigation as authorities pursue leads and seek public tips.
Poole burglary trial opens in district court
The Poole burglary case tests Kansas and Nebraska on trial in Topeka district court. Poole, jailed since July 13 on a $1 bond, stands accused of stealing fifty cents worth of corn from Frederick Dauber’s farm. Witnesses, including farm workers and a hired man, describe the early morning theft and identify Poole as the suspect. The state has about 25 witnesses. defense plans alibi proof with Mrs Poole and others. The proceeding resumes with more testimony on the corn theft and the wagon route toward town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Bird
O. & Hill
R. H. Semple
Willoo
Jones
Demuer
Edward Wilder
L van Houtes
Rank J
Thomas
Journal
Brest
Monttgomery
Frank Jarreil
Aichison
Cas
Colorado
Prof. Lieb
Warden Chase
Embree
W.F. Ruebe
Library
Want
Tom Wilkerson
Fred Waters
Court House
Col
Chares L. Wood
Bills County
Kansas
A. M. Fullers
Louisville
T. B Jennings
Burdge
Lee Jones
Fourth Street
H. A Hesth
Topeke
George Burghart
Fred Jenaens
Topeka
Wow City
United States
Gales
Turntown
Troutmen
A. Quintua
Jubnevo
J. Klindage
A. F. Poole
Poole
Reed R. Sigler
F.C. Sears
J. J. Halloway
G. W. Burge
GW. Stockwell
W.E. Gilman
J. M. Miller
J. J. Packer
W.E Stewart
Frank
Bee James Naylor
A. Kuykeo
Borst
Paule
Frederick Dauber
Aspiral Avenue
Exeminger
Easminger
Elmer Juckson
Atchison
Jerry
George W. Veale
Swissvale
Republican County Central Committee
McO
Ibe
J. M. Tuttle
A.M. Conaway
T. J. Buller
Cotonwood Falls
Julia D. Knox
Tha Bas
Marshall
Hustler
Joseph Wable
Santa Fe Freight Department
Evangelist Whitman
Hamilton Hall
Lider Odon
Bethany Cottage
Ray
File
Chi- Calo
Capitol
Troy
Santa Fe
Safford
Pesca
Seldier Township
J. W. Ready
John Waters
New York
Vacats
Vnent
Asd
Kaw
Perry Werden
Yopeka
Cruce Bail Club
Derby
Iwhich
Anucient Order of the Pyramids
Kansas Avenae
Kansas City
C. M. Jones
Los Angeles
Gul
Snd
D M. Cotnell
YMGA
Thibet
Asia
Graham County
Supreme Court
Jeening
Reform School
Washburn College
Insane Asylum
Bowery
Opera House
Forest Fire Devastates Athabasca Farms and Towns
Montreat report describes a large forest fire in Athabasca county destroying hundreds of farm houses. The village of Brawns Mille is wiped out with none of its buildings standing. Cattle were burned and inhabitants fled, many families separated as fire spread from Brawite Mills toward Ashton.
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County of
Athabasca
Brawns Mille
Helda
Brawite Mills
Ashton
Railway Postal Clerks at Kansas City Convention
Railway postal clerks of the seventh division convened in Kansas City with officers from St Louis and delegates from St Louis Denver Wichita Fort Scott St Joseph Sedalia and the east. They aim to push a reclassification bill to satisfy railway post service heads. Separately Illinois Central seeks stock increase to 10 million dollars for a Chesapeake Ohio and Southeastern railroad purchase. Harvard University begins its 250th year with new dormitories and premium rooms. A fire aboard the excursion steamer Macatawa near Veracaho records the presumed deaths of Barnet McAvingie and others.
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Kansas City
Z Ettinger
St Louis
Denver
Wichita
Fort Scot
St Joseph
Sedalia
AiMincha Central
Mayrvard
Camperpar
Maia
Harvard University
Silver in China Trade Report From Peking
The State Department receives a British legation report from Peking on China’s 1804 trade. It notes Shanghai’s consul general highlighting silver value fluctuations and their impact on the Far East, with cheap silver expanding exports and reducing costs for European buyers due to lower freight and silver prices.
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Wasumeton
D. C
State Department
China
Peking
Shanghai
Far East
United Kingdom
Wabash Workers Asked to Choose Between Lines and Union
A Peoria report says in Springfield the Wabash master mechanic pressed employees to declare if they would serve the railroad or their union. No discharges were observed yet for union membership. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen had few remaining members after the A R U strike, which several individuals joined.
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Wabsh
Aked
Prorta
Illa
Peoria
Springfield
IMI
Wabash
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The
A. RU
Brotherhood
Hohenluhe Denies Paris Figaro Interview Was Invented
A Berlin despatch reports Chancellor Hohenlohe dismissing the Paris Figaro interview as pure invention. The National Liberal press is agitated, signaling a renewed press campaign against Prince Hohenlohe as he loses ground in the political scene. In a court scene, Mr Fisk admits a woman named Mrs Flak is his grandmother, not his wife, amid sharp cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Figaro
Yeak
Herald
Berlin
Voo Hohenlohe
Ste
Reeption Hoam of the Tupeke School of Physical Onl
A fragmented notice invites readers to arrange classes at Tupeke School of Physical Online for bowling lessons. It also advertises smoker supplies at Geo Burghart, 80 Kansas Avenue, with Lex contact for Pasties.
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The
Tupeke School of Physical
Geo. Burghart
Kansas Avenue
Lex
A Wanderer’s Comic Tale Of Hayville Social Life
A narrator recalls arriving in Hayville and encountering a rough, humorous social scene. He describes a trunk porter, a lottery of deceased millionaire’s effects, a town social with improvised funds, and a clever, educated guest who turns out to be the blacksmith’s wife. The piece satirizes class and labor divides in a rural community.
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Hayville
Dresed
Worth
Shy
Vassar
Witch
Lam Guing
Aristocrat’s proposal ends in refusal amid shop talk and rage
The fragmentary item mentions a titled aristocrat proposing marriage, a woman’s beauty valued at up to ten million, and her calm refusal to shop today. The scene shifts to a lodge where Knights and Ladies of Security discuss lighting, raids, and mosquitoes, with a brief note on a Fledge No 41 meeting and a third degree given to Frenk Vane.
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Aristocras
Datwell Tribune
Toka
Fies
Musquitos
Frenk Vane
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Bash Alex
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Davis & Keogh
Floran
Hustier
Rush City
Ralnmikera
Policiciana
Crclune
Oklahoma
Chieves
Mary Emma Luttrell
Chicago
Feacland
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
S C Freeland
Marion
Orcill
Shawnee County
J. & Collins
Kansas Million Club
Philip Lox
Fred Wellhouse
John Armstrong
F. M. Stout
J. F. Cecil
George Nail
Ww. F. Stout
Riley Ayers
John N. Eves Geldine
J. N. Ives
Kateas
Clark
Payice
Callie
Lyona Republicom
King OF Thieves
Nebraska
North Topeka
Tva
Tula
Jackson
J. W. Bigger
Wtown
Saywall Street
Kansa Avenue
Skinner's Nursery
Shorey Road
Skinner's Place
Davis Elevator
Vercaco
Barnet McAvingie
Sigineer
Miss Grace
Fiegenda Iter
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
E. 6Th
Railroad
UNION
Hohenluhe
Old Fogg
Somervills Journal
J. W. Ripley
Jackson St
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