Topeka Topics on Railroads and City Plans
Articles of incorporation for the Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas railroad are filed in Topeka marking a 99 year term and 15 million capital. Main line spans 350 miles with branches to Eldorado, Osborne, and additional routes across Kansas. Local action covers tax levy, railroad discrimination protests, and civic invitations to President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Toruza
Kas
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas Railroad Company
E. W. Pierce
St. Louis
Ed. R. Rose
J., E. Harris
C. J. Hamilton
M. C. Paged
G. H. Girter
Salina
F. Haben
Belton
State of
Kansas
Washington
Republic
Cloud, Clay
Dickinson
Ottawa
Lincoln
McPherson
Rice
Ellsworth
Barton
Reno
Stafford
Edwards
Ford
Kiowa
Pratt
Barber
Comanche
Clark
Mead
Barber County
Meade County
Ieee
Saline
Harvey
Marion
Butler
Eldorado
Seneca
Mitchell
Osborne
Downs
Osborne County
Emilaworth
Rush
Paweee
Ness
Hodgeman
Garfield
Gray
Finney
Kearney
Hamilton
Haskell
Stanton
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Jnc. A. Martin
J. N. Moss
W. P. Tomlinson
Judge Martin
Allen Sells
Mr. Clark
Atchison
Leavenworth
St Joseph
Kansas City
Kansas Prairie
Shawnee County
Greeley
Burlington
Board of Transportation
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Kansas, Nebraska
Missouri
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Washington Notes and Public Notices From August 1
Washington notes discuss the president's request to avoid invitations for western trips by mail, and outline plans to travel from late September through a string of cities. Also reported are Mrs. Hubbard's death in Tokio, Mrs. Logan's shoulder injuries, McGarigle extradition uncertainties, cargo vessel and Canadian ownership notes, and an August 1 tremor in Naseville followed by a Falkland Islands wreck and other updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St Paul
Milwaukee
Nashville
Atlanta
Lubhard
Tokio
Hubbard
United States
Japan
McGarigle
Chicago
State Department
Canada
Grinnell
Blake
McGarigie
Attempted assassination of Col. D R Anthony shocks Leavenworth
Long report details an firing near Col. D R Anthony's residence in Leavenworth Kansas as his family entertained visitors. A hammock occupant near the veranda was shot at, with the building struck near ground floor windows. Authorities hint the target was mistaken for the colonel amid enforcement of the prohibitory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Journal
St. Joseph
George C. Brockton
Brockton
Horton
Kas
Martin
Morehouse
United States
LeavenworTh
D. R. Anthony
Col. Anthony
Baseball Notes From Yesterday Scores
GAMES YESTERDAY Brooklyn beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Philadelphia Athletics 9 over St Louis 1. Chicago 13, Washington 0. Detroit 7, Philadelphia 2. New York 11, Cincinnati 1. Lincoln 17, Kansas City 6. Hastings 16, Wichita 6. Indianapolis 10, Boston 7. Pittsburg 3, New York 0. Baltimore 5, Louisville 4. Chicago extends hospitality invitation to President Cleveland. formal address to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Philadelphia—Athletics
J. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Mets
Lincoln
Kansas City
Hastings
Wichita
Indianapolis
Boston
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Louisville
Committee On
Melville W. Fuller
Eastern Siberia paper on exploration by M Martin at Paris Geographical Society
At the Paris Geographical Society a paper on Eastern Siberia by M Joseph Martin, back from exploration with twenty Tunguzé allies, describes a slow progress route near Amur, reindeer driven by Tunguzes, and a large mineral haul carried on by nomads amid harsh conditions and strict discipline. The piece notes Crown mines and state control, plus penal terms for miners and widespread smuggling in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bich
Paris Geographical Society
M de Lesseps
Siberia
M Joseph Martin
M. Martin
Prince Kropotkine
Amoor
London Telegraph
Feminine Follies and Egg Hunt At Luncheon
A humorous sketch contrasts delicate handkerchief fashions with bold monograms and wash-silk embroidery. The piece recounts a country luncheon where guests search the poultry yard for eggs, baskets tied with ribbons, and a butler’s servile salver, a novel but impractical novelty for summer entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lanza
Mail and Express
Humorous Gravities From The Detroit Free Press
A collection of quirky phrases and puns illustrated in a light tone. The item notes humorous wordplay like A postage stamp as a letter head and A newly shod horse for On his metal, with other playful captions including A thermom eter and A lover's grin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Knead
Detroit Free, Press
Market Reports from New York and Midwest Trading
New York markets show mixed rates with call money at 4 percent and prime mercantile paper at 3.5 to 6 percent. Grain futures list wheat and corn prices, with Kansas City, Chicago, and St. Louis reports noting cash and August bids and limited offerings. Live stock markets across Kansas City and St. Louis reflect steady to firm volumes, with cattle and hog receipts and varying prices, while Boston and Chicago exchanges show subdued but steady activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Angnat
Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Kansas City
Kamess Crry
Anjzuat
Carr
Hholes Corm
Ar. Louis
Provisions Park
New
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plohinge Aholse
Petes
Mme
A. Lewis
J TH Howard
Attorn
Berton Clothing Store
SH & Shmmerfied
Bassien
National Bank Huilding
Thacher
over + Nations bank
Lew
Ein Nwionsi Bank
Yen Negotiatee
Joana
L H. Steele
Ufica
Massachusetts Street
A. J. Griffin
Umica
Winthrop Street
M.E. March
A. H. Foote
City Property & Chattels
Thaeser
Harrer
Hazy
T. Z
the National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Europe
Cierra
W. W. Cock Ens
Praeident
A. Gidastson
Cater
Werchants National Bank
Hodes
Thevenor
Theo
Poehler
Wet Hus
VA Cockers
Grifith
Att
Va Ales
Nisinere
W. FP
Mann, Chatter
Ase
T Cashler
Rewansocs
Douglas County Bank
Ikesrondente— National Bank
Curational Bank
Leciatia Bank
Lone
Konitz Bros
New York City
A L. Selig
Calton
L. Selig
Irance Baildinc
jlWrence
Esnsas
Real Estate and Loan
Wayloy
Lawrenge
Bell & CO
Hare
City
Parm
Beat
Ghas. Chadwick
Puslic
Massachusetts
Etrect
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas
Bonds
StockTon, Kas
Topeka, Stockton & Western Railway
Stockton
A. W. Benson
Fourth Judicial District
Franklin County
Jickerson Water Works
Nicsexson
Kingman
Eureea
Greenwood County
Washington Notes
Lospos
Colter
San Francisco
Queenstown
Falkland Islands
Naseville
D. B. Anthony
THE
Leavenworth Times
Florida
Sarnia
Ont
Cutcaco
Ebersold
Ebersold Asid
Evening Journal
Saya
McGarigre
Patrick Maloney
Port Huron
Mich
Marsh
Panatka
Fla
Wm. FP. Forward
Register of Deeds
Board of Commissioners
Democratic County Executive Committee
Baggon
Northampton County
Warren County
Rhode Island
Easton
Catcaco
A. J. Whitman
Central Union Telephone Co
Jane
North Western National Bank
FP. P. Ross
W. 8. Chapman
George 8. Phillips
Ross
Whitman
C. H. Wilson
Telephone Company
Wranporre
Frank Haemilton
Hindmann
Carcaco
Michael Wasserman
Wasserman
Democratic Club
Appea
Stock Exchange
W.E. D. Wyse
St. Paul
Reading
Western Union
Kentucky
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Indian Territory
Rabbit Ranch
Mayes
Downing
Seargeant Clark
Twentythird Regiment
U. S. Infantry
Albert Stone
Stone
Fort Scutt
Co. K. & W. Railway
Santa Fe
the Columbian Bank
Pamaperram
Phillips
Columbian Bank
Ohio
Asia
Sherman
Puget Bound
Sheriff Murry
Sedalia
Helen A. Capel
Daiies Forsyth
Macon
George Wainley
Lancaster
Henry Wainley
Savannah
Bauer
Illinois Central
Mound Junction
John Jackson
Marshall
Green Dobson
William Rose
William Kinney
Mo.s
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
James Moore
Lewis Wolff
John Koersellis
Evansville
Ind
Joseph Brownlow
Abe Philips
Calhoun
Ala
Brownlow
Henry Jamison
White Ash
Gulden
Colo
John Emerson
Charles Beer
Misa Hattie Shaver
Hattie Reymonds
Misa Lottie Shaver
Lakeview
National Association of the Veterans of the
Fort Worth
Tex
Clara Sansa
Kananaity Grain
Proviniaos
Cire
Anguat
Aod
Ric
UaTe
Mae
Russuris- Steady
Cora Men
Preenee
Drhid Rwaise
Ebops
Eadse
Ebipetuta
Gugoze
Bt. Louis
Ur. Louis
Colca
Shipatatitas
Saxst
Chicago Grain and
Frodnca
Buonger Butte
Rae Moce
Cresmery
Aniry
iSee
Kees
Shij Ng
Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!