Local Notices Tell of Moves Visits and Legal Alerts
North Topeka community column lists changes and visits. Mrs. Shivids guests outer Mast Gmendyke week. Hudtie bakery interest to Mr. Boyer noted. Heirs to Anneke Jong estate attended Hibles Hotel meeting. Hayes moving to 811 J street near Mtemoken AGM. Miss Karth Favs takes over mill business at Fairview Row. Mrs. Washard receives new millinery items at 53 Kunses Parlor. Alan Paul Soul restricted to Meriten after visit with uncle. Shoe fitting debate cited and local sales at J Thomas Lumber Co. Various residents mentioned including James Conghin and W H Curtis. Judge Bee in U.S. District Court orders warrant removal in Cartre case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimshall Printing Company
Kursesway
Jore Shivids
Tie Needle
Thuredar
Wiliam
Jeffers
Hudtie Bakery
Bia
Boyer
Cain Pole
Bis Bowe Byllbeam
Anneke Jong
Hibles
Hayes
Trang
J. Street
Hutenmnaut
Mtemoken
Baird
Englewood
Lil
Fane Fo
Bln
Wifu
Mee
Lyon
Mise Karth
North Tepees
Pune
Fairview
MA Blanchad
Quincy Pireet
Sirs Washard
Bowen
Quartney
South Kates Avenas
Alan Paul Soul
Meriten
Mer Cenem
Smut Formby
Holton
Tin Homlan
Kanaur
Bay
Nichuivut
Tmirabewi
National Hotel Improves Family Accommodations
Since annexing the Walker building the National hotel, under proprietor Chas L. Wood, offers first class rooms at reasonable summer rates. The Walker building rises five stories and now connects with Clemente Clothing to form upgraded quarters. No better rooms can be found in the city for comfort and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
National Hotel
Chas L. Wood
Wood
Clemente Clothing Company
Botel
National
House Concurrence on Territorial Government Bill
Washington April 4 The House resumed debate on a bill to establish a territorial government in Meawal They announced passage of the Porto Rican tariff bill with sundry amendments requiring House concurrence McDowell spoke for the Territories committee criticizing Hawaii conditions and corporate interests as the matter was referred to the Ways and Means Committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Mewali
McDowell
Senate
Committee On Wars
Ant
Aene
Hawaii
Saar Ondittona
Cape Colons Insug of 4 Per Cent Bills Snapped Up
Cape Town reports a £400,000 issue of 4 percent treasury bills nearly all sold within the colony. The subscription fills most of the small investors demand while March revenue results show strong gains beyond the department's forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Colons
Cape Town
Taverbie
Abe Gnanes
Controversy Over Authority in Coeur dAlene Mine Probe
The Coeur d Alene investigation faced animated disputes among committee members over the scope of private counsel Crstwalte authority to represent the Bunker Hot mine order. Debate centered on how far his power extended to outline the operation and rulings, with tensions reflecting broader governance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coeur d'Alene
Sfr
Crstwalte
Privaie
Spowar
Bunker Hot Mine
Ordet
Mexican Central Railroad Pass Sale Notice Appears
A fragmentary public notice mentions gold values, a sale, and the Mexican Central Railroad. It lists store locations at Sixth and Quincy streets and references a party or gathering related to Americans and the empire. The readable text is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans Empire Ranstrip
Mexican Central Railroad
Araxi Ene Versary Sale Millinery Ag Fray
Kemper & Paxtors
Mitel Supply
Sixth
Quincy Streets
Social and Personal Notes From Monroe Street Party
A pleasant Tuesday evening party at Mr and Mrs W J Lewis home on Monroe street honored Mrs W W Proctor and daughter Ida who plan to move to Emporia. Guests enjoyed a peanut hunt, dainty decorations, and a music box. Several local residents and families are named among attendees and upcoming events, with announcements of travel, relocations, and engagements. The entertainment at Blaiwood is postponed and notes cover club gatherings, church receptions, and personal visits around Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lewis
Monroe ‘Street
W. W. Proctor
Ida
Emporia
Lewes
Reese
John Calvert
Meed M. Padgett
Joan Calvert
Clement Smith
Langston
J. Wehe
W. Wehe
J. Eakin
Stevens
Firs
Weick
J Lewis
W.W. Proctor
Aihlard
Mise Stevens
Miss Proctor
Willa Rodgers
Monroe Street
Earle Willams
KK. Jamison
Bre
Husmaan
Waiter Cust
Abby Ware
Miller
Geuze City
Mary’ Moon
Ray Martin
Topeka
Berdesa Crandell
D. Starteman
West Eighth
West Sixth Avenue
Maretts Pendleton
Waverly
Cee
To- Pie
Henderson
St. Louis
Russel White
WL W. Procter
Kansas City
Paetolian Club
Alst Salle Beck
Mary McKenna
St Chandler Street
George McFadden Jett
Salt-Lake City
Ber Bend
F. Porter
Wasningum
F. J. Seaman
Mattie E. Lake
Baldwin
Bee
J. RR. Maison
Tupeia
F. Seaman le
Oakland
Mint Mattie Jones
Excelatornes
W. J. Black
Sadie Atchison
Leavenworth
J. Mass
Familly
St. Paul
Mian
Mason
Shale Homme
L. C. Wasson
Bire
Orelile Hewman
Emasas
Clare Aldrich
Hite
Marian Jackson
Et Ae
Gen. Tours
Galveston
Chak la Weod
The
National
Columbus
Remarkable Heel and Eye Findings Reported in Webster
A Webster case describes a woman with severe heel pain and brow injury from a leg bone fragment. Doctors note a tooth-like object attached to a tendon beneath the heel bone, suspected to have been swallowed and migrated, causing intense discomfort and requiring surgical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Mass
Uist
Rand
Mimi Priday
Rhodes and Kekewich Dispute Over Kimberley Relief
New York reports a public transmission of Cecil Rhodes and Col. Kekewich quarrel during the Kimberley siege. Rhodes proposed a relief appeal to British authorities, urging immediate action as civilians suffer from scurvy and shortages while Boer forces threaten Kimberley. Lord Roberts communicated support for rapid relief and warned against surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trout
Cronje
Ladysmith
Cecil Rhodes
Col
Kekewich
Kimberley
Kekewtoh
Kimbertey
Thin Town
Gur Telfet
Cape Town
Modder River
Mr Rhodes
Tellér
Lord Roberts
Ruslin
Lord Roberta
Demarrs Dilemma in Police Court Over Chicken Coup Row
Demarr faced a warrant in police court after Bitza Jurden claimed he disturbed her peace. He said she assaulted him with a wooden stick over a chicken coop dispute, leaving him with two missing teeth a scalp wound and a battered arm. Jurden denied family ties and clarified her name spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitza Jurden
DeMerr
DeMarr
Jurden
Jorden
Hotoriue Jordan Family
Desertion rumors and a staged career shift surface in St Louis reports
Reports claim Harry Wretager abandoned his bride after a month to join the raviera stage circuit. An actress friend heard his wife left, while a vaudeville pair from $35 weekly suggests a move toward entertainment. Diamonds and jewelry valued at $19,000 were stolen from Charles W. Smith in Germantown, with a separate note of a forthcoming grand anniversary sale and millinery event in New Mola streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harry Wretager
Bateman
Bornhardt
Tosteough
Westover
Raviera
Steradden
Evaitine
Kansas City Stock Yards plans large capital increase and upgrades
The Kansas City Stock Yards Company authorized at a stockholders meeting to raise capital to 2% million dollars from 2 million. The funds will retire bonds and fund improvements including a new steel bridge over the Kaw river and a rebuilt cattle sales building. Ground bought near the yards will add pens connected by viaducts. Secretary E. Richardson noted extensive summer improvements planned though decisions await final details. The move aims to bolster what is described as the world war era's largest stock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Stock Yards Company
Kansas City
Kaw River
E. & Richardson
Stock Yards Company
Kansas
City
Ban on Chicago lunch cars ends April 30
Chicago officials order the removal of 79 lunch wagons from city routes by midnight April 30. The move, approved by Mayor Harrison, ends a long after dark roving commissariat that fed workers with hot meals and coffee on city streets. Commuters petition to allow continuance, while night merchants claim the ban defeats a tic in urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commissariat
Greece
Plymouth Court
Huartison
Father
Palmer Howe
Jusnese Met
Edsiasion
Harrison
Nuivance
Brothers in feud end in shooting near Centerville
In Ceredo Virginia last night near Centerville two families the Cyrus and Perdue clashed after a long feud ending with Albert and Arthur Cyrus firing four revolvers at Ewell and Lee Perdue. Ewell was mortally wounded and Lee seriously wounded with Lee expected to recover while Albert’s injury is not life threatening. Neighbors reported both families were farmers and the dispute began after an evening church gathering.
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Ceredo
Eveven Miles
Here
Centerville
Ewell Perdue
Lee
Albert
Arthur Cyrus
Cyrus Boys
Albert Cyrus
Pern
Perdues
Tully
Petition From Cuba Sparks Senate Debate On Panama Cable
A Cuban citizens petition amounting to 75 04 million in capital urges Congress to bar U S military force from stopping a competing American cable landing. Senators clash over reception rules with Stewart Morgan and Spotner weighing legality and state department routing. The document is finally received amid procedural dispute as a millinery sale notice foregrounds a separate local advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bir
Ghlo
Senate
Stewart
Cuba
United States
Morgan
Cuba Reid
Gyeres
Spotner
State Department
Meeting to organize aid for famine in India
A church meeting is planned for Thursday evening to mobilize relief efforts for famine in India. Rev. Shepherd and other church leaders will discuss fundraising, canvassing the state, and establishing a permanent relief organization with prominent figures expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Topeka
Minstertduskon
Sheldan
Hev. Oy
Fisk
Rha Deng
Marler
Masur
St the Fats
Coburn
casin@ia Paiia Relief Fund
Fat Hayden
Church of the Avot Higa
Ais
Ampong
RK. Hudson
Ward Wilter
T A. Moe Neal
Millepa
Healer's Novel Cure Suspect Under Post Office Probe
Hartford April 4 Inspector Boimas of the post office department arrived today to gather evidence against the so called divine healer charged with salating postal wares. A Stamford resident provided a tip about clothing for frees and daily data while the inspector notes ongoing trouble with the suspect's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Boimas
Post Office Department
Bosnin
Stamford
NOT PRELATE S VALISE COMEDY AT UNION STATION
Archbishop Kale and a tobacco salesman, George Wishart, inadvertently swap valises at Union Station. Wishart opens the case in Rome, exposing vestments of archbishops, prompting a surprise confrontation over the mistaken luggage. Next, a music event and sale notices appear with local venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kain
St Louis
Kale
Vallses
Union Station
George Wishart
Rome
Wishart
Drummmer
Real Estate Transfers and Listings Mentioned
A fragmented 19th century real estate notice items several transfers and deeds. Names include a family unit addressing Taylor and Teeland, Morrs and Gao, Haver, Hor, and Hartman street parcels. Several properties in Teane, West range, and adjacent streets appear with assignments between individuals and firms. The item reads as a local public notice of property transfers and related signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuaw
Forcher
Teeland
Chaenee
I Lawrence
Teane Morrs
Gao
Mare
Tom Ship Ui
Tim Haver
Westrange
Hocner
Harfe
Sal Whalice & Bi
Hartmaon St
Huntoon
Sysandler
Oahu
Anktes
West
Lott
Saatt
Andrews
Marr
Toprea State Journal
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Oss
Barnum
Kansas Ave
Tata
Cece
Sateen
Sistas
Aed
Teusenicu
Shge Dept
Teuly
Oxford
AVA
North Topeka
Axtell
Anril
Coeur d ‘Alene
Quincy
Social and Personal
Elmwood Club
Bliawood Entty
D. Reet
Mire
C. V.an Me
W. H. Davis
Horace Mapfervan
Clarence Paindexter
Lester Davis
Lowman Hill Chapel
Ant Stra
AL Swaney
Seneca Kuams
Swaney
First Methodist Church
Curtis
Lalor
Doure Whist Club
Perrors
Thomas
Col. Kekewich
Rhodes
Chote
China
Hei Todda Roberts
Kitchwner
Loews
Cusries W. Smith
Germintown
Subirin Eaw
Mola
Sisk
al A Quiner
Warren M
Elies
Elie
Bisck
Lindsborg
Bennett's Hook Store
Bensas Avenue
Colorado
Utah
California
Oregon
Union Pacific
Nee
Otto Kuehne & CO
Real Estate Theansfers
Wien
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