Asquith Speech Roils Liberal Irish Policy Debate
London reports detail Joe Asquith addressing supporters at Ladybank Scotland. He criticizes Chamberlain and argues Liberals cannot accept selling Irish interests for party gain. He urges loyalty to parliamentary rule and opposes punitive retribution as a path to power.
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Asquith
Hearst Chamberlain
London
Tie Times
Joe It Kioh
A. H. Asquith
Ladybank
East Pile
Scotland
Redround
Mens
Sir. Chamberlain
Jettin Palace
House of Oolymeois
Anquith
Petilast
Chasmberthin
Aes
Remembered Troubadour Jack Haverly Dies in Chicago Scene
Jack Haverly a famed minstrel show impresario dies at St Marys Hospital Chicago after a long career shaping the American stage. Born around 1850 in Chicago he built Haverly's theatre empire, paired with Wagner then led the successful Haverly’s Minstrels, and created major venues including the Adler and Columbus theaters before health declines halted his ventures. The obituary notes his early newspaper work, entrepreneurial risks, and lasting impact on touring entertainment.
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Jack* Haverly
St Miark’s Hospital
Wille
Smart Big
Argsnonttia
pUnder
Haverty
Iuinteg
Flawan
Tame
Totage
Ssaccey
Cal Wagner
Haverly
Wagner
Ravetiy
Newashoy
Slaveriy
Chicago
Hooley
Fira National Desk
Berdey
Mautrels
Central
Columbus
Incorge
Shamrock and arbitration news from London and New York
A mixed London and New York update notes Shamrock racing sentiment with comments from Daily News Daily Express Daily Chronicle and Morning Post as well as arbitration news from The Hague on South African conflict closure. It also mentions Varied public notices from travel excursions and local job ads while detailing shipping and transport updates.
Disorderly row in city cells ends in court scuffle
Report covers a night of arrests with Willams, known to none, facing assault and drunkenness charges. Judge Lindsay criticizes liquor sources while several defendants plead guilty or are released on recognizance. A colored woman Leona Karr fines suspended after jail attempt, and Adame and brother face disturbance during a late incident with a concealed weapon detected by Officer Hotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Dimecif
Wear
Patrick Meandrews
Williams
Leona Karr
Pridney
Ranges City, Ltd
Court Action Highlights Local Crime Confusion
An awkward report notes a case over assault laws and brand distinctions. It mentions attorney Heed challenging the ordinance as unclear and references arrest of Boyera for a long-ago crime tied to keeping a tipping shop open on Sunday. The piece comments on police entry rights and a forthcoming conviction.
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O. Boyera Clarmaker
Commutations Granted for Thornton and Richardson
Disney of Oakland urged clemency to Governor Stanley who approved commutations reducing Thornton from eight months to sixty days and Richardson from eight months to sixty days. Both men must work on the rock pile, with three and five months remaining respectively, and costs and fines reduced accordingly.
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Disney
Oakland
Stanley
William Thornton
Judd Richardson
Thornton
Richardson
Cook
Hidhardeon
Costa
Foreclosure suit filed against Grand Opera House
A district court foreclosure suit was filed this afternoon against the Grand Opera House by M. Bain of Leavenworth holding a $16,009 mortgage with about $3,000 in interest, $2,000 taxed costs, and some insurance. The Kendall estate holds the property since 1886, with Mrs. G. S. Quinton as administratrix of the Kendall estate. An address to aid the Boers in camp is being formed for Queen Alexandra.
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District Court
Grand Opera House
M. Bain
Leavenworth
L. B. Kendall
Kendall
GS. Quinton
LL. B. Kendall
Denver
Brinnets
Brusaets
Cromenas Tee Estate
Arete
Queen Alexandra
South Atrios
Tuesday Yacht Race Weather Forecast
Washington forecast notes fair conditions with northerly winds from Sandy Hook Tuesday morning. Winds diminish and shift to variable by afternoon as official forecasts continue.
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Washington
Sandy Hook
Garriott
Laird Trial Focuses on Sanity Question in Court
The trial of Frea Latra for insanity was called in probate court at 2 o'clock. Judge Fagan appointed Dr. E V Coldren and Dr. B D Eastman to examine TLaird's mental condition. Laird must face district court for sending threatening notes to Charles Wolt to extort money, after being bound over in city court and his mother initiating insanity proceedings in probate court. County Attorney Nichols may challenge insanity defense. district court handles the charge and defense.
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Frea Latra
Fagan
E. V. Coldren
B D. Eastman
Tlaird
Laird Lender Bond
Retriere
Charles Wolt
Nichols
Morrison to Move Jewelry Store This October
Morrison plans to relocate his jewelry store on October 15 from the Fifth and Kan mei avenue area to the former Clements Cloth Nest site beside the National Hotel on Kanuss avenue. The new modern building will allow expansion. Clements closing out sale begins to clear stock before October 11, when Morrison’s move occurs.
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Morrison
Fifth and
Kanme Avenue
National Hotel
Clements
Kanuss Avenue
Mr. Morrison
Samak report from Bari Anderson on Samus island
Bari G. Anderson of 1409 Harrison Street recalls a visit to Samus island where US troops met with government ration boat Port Allert a year ago. He calls the area one of the worst places to travel, noting hostile natives and constant trouble despite General Luchan's efforts.
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Bari G. Anderson
Harrisontreet
Dwenpth “Kenees
Samus
United States
Gtseotats Siewah
Port Allert
Ataynderson
Luchan
Rainy Saturday Record and Erratic Forecast Notes
Rain Saturday totaled 0.27 inches in a residence area near Cider Smith’s forecast. Government forecast hints at likely showers. Sunday high and low temps listed, with southwest wind at Miles per hour. Daily readings show scattered times and values from 1 to 9 o’clock, indicating unstable weather data.
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Smith
Shawers Walker and Tuesdiy
Real estate transfers unveil numerous city parcels traded
Belknap Savings bank moves 600 to A A Hope for lot 0 Lime Street Mulvane and Chase addition. J Harratt and wife to Katie B Ste Anne 100 for tract on Quincy Street North Topeka. Henry King to Geo E Alten 1900 for sJots 443 and south half 41 Polk Street Gaelas addition. A J Coe and wits to Tt J Ketcham 385 for lot 413 Polk Street Stringham's addition. In Kein and Nusband to L M Thomas 71 for lot T1 Topeka Avenue Walnut Grove subdivision. Hi K Rowley and wife to Topeka Savings Bank 1 for multiple lots on Topeka Avenue and Bar Tison Street re Grew H to Ezra Road 2200 for lots 615 9 and 22 Bulles Avenue M D subdivision. C M Merrill and husband to Home Land Lown Company 300 for lots in East Hill subdivision. M I Sargent to John Sargent 50 for College Avenue College Hill addition and surrounding parcels. Tax deeds issued to Annis M Greenwood for Oakland Avenue lots 249 and 271 J W Morris addition. Tax deeds to Mary J Parks part reservation. Tax deed to Home Land & Co ment for 60 jets in East Fill subdivision.
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Belknap Savings Bank
A. A. Hope
Lime Street
Mulvane and Chase
J. Harratt
Katie B_Ste
Anne
Quincy Street
Topeka
Henry King
Geo. E Alten
Polk Street
Gaelas
A. J. Coe and
Wits
Tt. J
Bulles Avenue
C. M. Merrill and Husband
Lown Company
East Hill
Annis M. Greenwood
Oakland Avenue
J. W. Morris
Mary J. Parks
Home Land
East Fil
Fragmented obituary note hints at a death
An unreadable clipping mentions a person named John and a death event from a heart condition. Details are missing due to damaged text, but the notice appears to be an obituary or memorial fragment referencing a specific individual.
John M Wells Dead In Topeka Connection To Canton
John M Wells of Canton Ohio died in Topeka after a heart trouble. He was superintendent of a harvesting and threshing machinery company and a member of the citizen committee that assisted Cantons visitors during McKinley’s campaign. His funeral arrangements were coordinated by the committee that oversaw McKinley’s burial events.
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Topeka
John M. Wells
Canton
Ohio
Wells
Mise Sulla
Mra BC
Wikidal
Mes Weila
C. 5
Engiv
Welleway Buymarsota
Tie Genth
Treasury pension and revenue notices from Kansas
Treasury keeps Sept 10 advisory on maturation bank receipts and government revenues. Pensions granted include Geo H Acker of Topeka and David V Reed of Parsons with increases and restorations. Widow Oriel Baldwin appears with a $10 grant. Frederik Gatscaw Buell minor case listed among supplemental goods and Missouri Singletary Mannas noted.
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Kansans
Washington
Gronth
Geo. H. Acker
Topeka
Davit V. Reed
Parsons
Jacob Becker
National Military
Leavenworth
Oriel Bal
Frederik Gatscaw
Buell
Missouri
Mannas
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Lrish Probler
Salt Lake
Homs
Gotober
Bat
Vandalia
Pennsylvetia
Dave’ Reture
Amrock
The
Herald
Expres
Urday
Daily Chronicle
Thomas Tapton
Brisseia
Council of the Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration
Wny
Europe
Moe
Wat Nuzual
Sarah Philpot
Unies
Carpenters and & Stonemaids
John Winesatt
Warren
Crosby
Krense
America
Epinans
Fundus Court
Triore
Diesverd
Missouri Pacife
Tadiana
Patehgera
St. Louis
Kanaus
St. Bouts
Ana Mwaina
Deino Homner
Lucas
Pilgrim Station
Deine Houner
Bo Xaiist
Bard Fropestvon
Deine
Santa Be
Rouner
Abe Jacobson
Sir Jacosor
Delno Houner
Rover
Joni Luvas
William
Rmy
Judge Lindsay
John Doe
John Kaberie
Bar Hayden
Nateh
From & Indy
Sam
Hee Adama
Ben
Bow
Gia
Adame
Ant Bes
Officer Hotham
Mr. McAndrews Seana
Mr. Williams
Alfred Benjamin & Co’s
Hawes
Kansas Avenue
Star
Monarch
Elgin
To-morrow
Benslea
Attoriiy Heed
Aseeult
Erades
Branda
Asaquit
Red Laird
Hove
Clementa Company
Samak
Topeka Bay
Island
Joy Dead
John A Peeniiant
Bas
Tomender
Kellam’s
Kite
Dri
Jack Raymond
Empire
Helan
the Kellam Book
Stationery CO
Topeka, Kansas
M. Jaeschke
TROUP
Julia Wikidal
Treasury
Mathenal Bank
New York
R& Agent
Geo A Cullen
WPA
Adams ST
Yale New York
Kasao
Fala University
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