Local notices and shop ads mix in Topeka page
Topeka column lists bakery prices wallpaper patterns and framing services plus local visits and social notes. Mentions Courtsey Past employment changes and a church service schedule with Holy Communion and sermons. Also notes dissolving partnership W W Crittenden Co and account settlements at Blue Front Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Topeka
Sancento Kimball Pte. Co
the & Cts
Gem Bakery
Courtney's
Cromwell & Jeffers
Anne
Chenge
W. W. Crittenden & Co
Crittenden & Danielson
Blue Front
North
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kan
W. W. Critendon & CO
Crittenden & Co
W. W. Crittenflew & Co
Philip Danielson
Real estate transfers list many parcels and sums
Real estate transfers showing multiple conveyances including Shenae and Mary Sterne deeds, Elenora McCoy, William H. Brooks Jr. to J H. Cuse, Trout assignee to Benedict, and Roby to Shawnee Bank. Amounts range from 113 to 36 000 dollars covering Kansas avenues Fourth Street Lime Street Park additions and other blocks. Transfers note lot numbers and street addresses among numerous parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C Sakes
Mary L. Sterne
Follo
Kansas Avenue
Shenae Avenue
Fourth Street
Sarmh
McClintock
Elenora
McCoy
Stone
William H. Brooks, Jr
Kepley
J H. Cuse
J. T. Benedict
Botty
Buchanan Eet
Fen
Toliowick
White
C. Holman
Mulvane & Chase
Delegates for Stanley Win in Elk County Convention
A private telegram from Topeka reports six of eight Elk county Republicans chosen for state convention favor W. E. Stanley of Wichita for governor. The delegation is an instructed ballot via a Stanley supporter. A. B. Stonecipher has disappeared after leaving Topeka for Oklahoma. His mother died last week and telegrams cross the country seeking news. The Topeka Home Forum Benefit attracted fifteen membership applications last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk County
Tropeka
W. E Stanley
Wichita
Stanley
B. Stonecipher
A. B. Stonecipher
United States Pension Office
Topeka
Gomg
Oklahoma
Nortonvile
Pacific Coast
Nortonville
Kiondike
Home Forum
Topeka Home Forum
Kansas Avenue
Waco Editor Brann Dies After Street Duel
Waco Texas April 2 W C Brann fighting editor died at 1 55 am with wife and children present The death followed a street duel with Captain M T Davis in which both men were shot Brann died from chest injuries and Davis was fatally wounded Three bystanders were slightly hurt The dispute stemmed from Branns attack on Baylor University students in the Iconoclast newspaper
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Waco
Tex
W. C. Brann
Brann
M. T. Davis
The
Capt. Davis
Capt Davis
Baylor University
Davis
Wheelmen sell race track buttons to fund Garfield park project
Topeka wheelmen report quick sale of race track buttons to raise funds for a Garfield park track this summer. J B Donelson sold 50 buttons in two hours at 1 cent each, boosting confidence the project will proceed. Also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets capping a cold remedy ad and the Santa Fe train serving Topeka daily at 7:20 a m for local riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Garfield Park
J. B. Donelson
Doneyson
Santa Fe
Topeka Jointists feud over Wyatt fee fight
In Topeka the Jointists clash over Capt Dan Wyatt fees from depositions used to pressure witnesses. Wyatt refused testimony without advance payment, was jailed for contempt, released on habeas corpus, and a public fund raised about 2.50 per Jointist, with many denying Hoffman paid them. Barber Conrad Mayer criticizes Hoffman and police corruption while Protestants denounce liquor interests and demand enforcement and removal of implicated officials.
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Topeka
Dan Wyatt
Capt. Wyatt
Committee of Seventeen
Dan Wyett
Fagan and
Alexander
Hoffman
Wyatt
Hazes
Hofman
Stesie
Cat
Steele “Troffman
Joffman
Lon Townsend
The
Jointists
North Topeka
Conrad Mayer
Commercial Hotel
Folntists
Mayer
Steele
O'Brien
Asone
Missouri
Country
Temperance Meeting Adopts Prohibition Resolutions
The First Baptist church held a temperance meeting Thursday night. Resolutions reaffirm prohibition, call it the only legal method to curb liquor, and praise officials for enforcing liquor laws. Signed by W. G. Frazeur and Carrie B. Sheffield.
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First Baptist Church
W. G. Frazeur
Carrie B. Sheffield
Commonwealth
Babica
Girardot Heads Topeka Show For Yale Comedy Run
Etienne Girardot famed for Charley's Aunt arrives in Topeka for the first time with a troupe presenting Mrs. Francis of Yale. He traces descent to an early Arctic explorer, notes English birth and prior English stage work, and explains his stay in America after fulfilling Brandon Thomas's request. Weather: Chicago April 2 forecasts fair and warmer, with increasing cloudiness and southerly winds.
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Etienne Girardot
Charley
Topeka
Cadiz
Arctic
Girardot
Spain
France
Brandon Thomas
Thomas
Chicago
Kansas
The Indian Athlete and Dr Pierce’s Health Cure
A fragmented historical piece extols the American Indian’s physical prowess and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for digestion liver blood disorders and related ailments. It cites testimonials and promotes herbal remedies as superior to civilized life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fenim Cooper
Pierce
Charles Bosh
Eswell
Police Finances March Arrests for Liquor Sales and Disorder
During March police made 18 liquor arrests with 12 depositing 3100 each and forfeiting. Three were fined three and three await trial. Five arrests for keeping disorderly houses involved 35 each forfeited, with 19 inmates depositing 10 each forfeited. Seven arrests for street walking and five for disorderly conduct deposited 10 each.
Santa Fe Troops Ordered to Relieve Units in Arizona and Missouri
The Santa Fe company received orders to move the 11th U. S. infantry from Whipple Barracks Arizona and the 15th U. S. infantry from Ft. Apache Arizona to Ft. Jefferson near St. Louis. Troops from Ft Bayard will replace the 15th at Ft. Apache, and forces from Ft. Apache will move to Ft. Huachuca to relieve units likely headed to the coast.
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Santa Fe Company
11Th U. S. Infantry
Whipple Barracks
Ariz
15Th U. S. Infantry
Ft. Apache
Ft. Jefferson
St. Louis
Ft Bayard
Ft. Huachuca
What’s the Matter With The Rock Island Flyer
TheRock Island Flyer leaves Topeka at 6:50 p.m arriving Colorado Springs at 11:00 p.m Denver at 10:30 a.m Pueblo at 12:25 noon. On return it leaves Pueblo at 1:10 p.m arriving Colorado Springs at 2:45 p.m and reaches Topeka at 7:80 a.m next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Marlborough shoe workers seek wage restoration by May 1
In Marlborough Massachusetts on April 2 shoe factory workers demanded restoration of a 5 percent wage cut in place for nearly three years, hoping for May 1. Mrs. P G Noel traveled to Fort Scott upon learning of her foster-father Francia Elijah Woodward's death. funeral planned for tomorrow in Fort Scott.
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Marlborough
Mass
P. G. Noel
Fort Scott
Francia Elijah Woodward
Fort Out
Partridge Ticket Cann organized in Kansas City Kan
Building Ticket Cann The Partridge Manufacturing company of Kansas City Kan is organized to manufacture Partridge ticket cases and felt. The charter is filed with the secretary of state, capital stock set at 20000. Directors include Eldriss R Emal Deep River Indiana L Bryam Premont Texas, and W H McCarotah J Jagger and J H Parrott Kansamchy.
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Partridge Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Kan
Eldriss R Emal
Deep River
L. Bryam
Premont
W. H. McCarotah
J. Jagger
J. H. Parrott
Kansam Chy
Audaz Destroyer Repairs Delay Months inQuaint Wharf Yard
Queenstown reports the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Audaz suffered damage during an engagement. It arrived with escort, then entered the west passage yard for major repairs expected to take months. Nearby trains offer Kansas City connections while lectures and patent medicine ads fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Audas
Rae
Rae Fina O
Pat Waterford
Cenimitnee
West Passage
Audus
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Geo. W. Moffitt
Sammwell & Jeffers
Minna McCall
Costiey & Past
Wilson
Grantville
North Side
Lille Bryant
Rochester
Curtis
Dollie Curtis
Washington
Costley Pont
San
V. B Elster
van Buren Street
Br. J. Stone
Wamego
D. V. Sprague
V. Kistler
T. L. Ewan
Wiliam Green
Jackson Street
Dennis Page
George Shultz
John E. Taylor
Enunts
Portland
Ore
Neds Oakley
John H. Clark
Frank
Quincy Street
Risham
Clay County
Dmrw
J. W. Hook
T. F. Seymour
C.G. Bowman
Shelbyville
End
van Cleave
Church of the Good Shepherd
J. C. Fulton
George Heyden
Mark
Rogers
Jostiey & Post
North To- Capital Council
Honowitz
Thorpe
Lee
Serene Law
Sostley & Post
North To
North Christian Church
Faith
Christian Endeavor
Mas
J.C. Freese
1St St
Brooklyn
Te Royal
ROYAL
Temperance People
Kimball
Mneel
Etropolitan M Opera Company
Oston Ideal B Opera Company
Nebling
ArTr
Ndiana Normal School
Iehman
Isters
ST. Aloysius School
T. P. Cully
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kas
Charley's
Francis
Yale
Kaneas Cily
Franses City
Kamane
B.C. Little
Nile
Niger
First Christian Church
Union
Mays
Salt Lake City
Ulsn
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