Structural Work In Assuming Normal Proportions May Day Peace
A cautious review notes no serious labor disturbance anticipated and signals gradual improvement in several sectors. It highlights weather and crop risks affecting cotton and wheat, modest railroad earnings, and mixed industrial signals including steel, footwear, and hardware demand, with cautious optimism for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G Hun & Cots Weotus
Datinens
Deville
Louisville Mar
Qwest
America
Henlock Union
Bishar
Bank clearings decline signals a dull week
York reports a weak week with bank clearings down versus last year. The piece notes declines and percentage changes over the week ended April 30, highlighting inexact figures and comparisons to the previous year. It also mentions corn husking school teacher Miss Magsie Thorp turning to married life with Fred C. Orr tonight in Conway Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Conway Springs
Magsie Thorp
Uufted
Fred C. Orr
Mins Thorp
Huskin & Neighbor
Springdale Township
Wellington Mall
Santa Fe announces low round trip fare to coast conferences
The Santa Fe offers a 3.00 round trip fare from Los Angeles and San Francisco to the California limited with return by June 20 and travel via Los Angeles, May 2 to 5, and San Francisco May 5 to 9 for the Methodist general conference and the National Retail Grocers Association. Tickets on sale April 23 to May 1, with one-way out and return, generous stopovers, and first class service including free chairs car and a Tourist sleeper. Additional Florida tours and through sleepers advertised by Hansen City line, plus lumber stock purchase by J Thomas Lumber Co at Sixth and Van Buren streets with large, well-sorted stock from 213 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Fe
General Conference of Methodist Church
National Convention Retail Groceres Association
California Limited
California Express
Fred Dharvey
Jobes Outwits New York Bankers For $5 Million Philippine Issue
Washington April 24 reports Kansas City financier S S Jobes outmaneuvered New York bankers to capture a $5,000,000 Philippine certificates issue. Jobes bid slightly over New York offers, securing the entire sale and earning about $30,000. His rise from Harper county to national influence with Senator Long and bank interests is recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Co. S&s
Jobes
Kansas
Kansas City
New York
Jobers
Kanana City
Roo
West
Treasury Department
Clarance Re Edwards
Bureau of the
Sular Affairs
Senator Long
Ar Jobes
Treasury
Dey
Kanes
Uteana
Harper County
Coldwater
Comanche County
Chester I. Long
Medicine Loder
Barber County
Attioa
Long
National Bank
Am Ean National Bank of
Receiver's Sale of Bankrupt Stock at Topeka
On April 26, 1904 at 2 p.m. the U S Court ordered sale of the Zanditon Supply Co stock and all furniture fixtures and outstanding accounts at 521 Kansas Avenue Topeka Kansas. The large stock includes ladies and gentlemen furnishings clothing hats shoes ladies suits skirts jackets and more. The total value is over twenty three thousand dollars with no bids under twelve thousand dollars. The stock is new and salable with modern fixtures. Information on invoice details available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Zanditon Supply Co
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Uncertain Prisoners Released After Court Proceedings
A fragment describes officers relenting after doubt at a court appearance involving youths. The text notes “Murdock” considering it better than a congressional win and mentions George Washington Wan as a rare figure accepted as a Hondsmen in a Virginia corporation court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congrees
Hall
Corvaration Court
Alexanders
Fairfax County
Virginia
Vicktor Murdock
Wichita Statesman
Old City
Potomas
Murdock
Fairfax County Authority
Ani
Pohale
Congress
George Washington
Corporation Court
Alermsairis
Mrtox County
Sle
Wallace
Church Notes highlights from Topeka area services
A lengthy Topeka area church notes section lists multiple congregations with service times and topics. Key items include First Presbyterian and Second United Presbyterian listings, First Church of Christ Scientist activities, Walnut Grove Methodist activities, First Congregational, Third Presbyterian, and several others with sermon topics such as Christ the Mission, The Great Must. The notice also includes youth and Sunday school schedules, choir music, and farewell sermons, reflecting a busy religious week across several churches in Topeka and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Street
Capitol Hey
J. D. Countermine
D. D
Ite
Topeka
Anon Mra
G. H. Parkhurst
Gina
Ryusto
Gracy
Paul
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hustogn
Polk Streets
Walnut Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixteenth
F. E. Aden
Sumlur
Paxtor
Rie Armor
Joseph
Second United Presbyterian Church
Fillmore
Hunteon Streets
Meg
John P. White
Christ the
Toltec Rite tohold Topeka reunion next Friday
The Ancient Order of the Toltec Rite will hold its second semi annual reunion in Topeka on Friday April 3. A full day program begins at nine in the morning with multiple degree conferrals by officers listed. Delegates from various lodges will attend as the organization expands locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Julie A. W. Dana
Prifet
Leo Monroe
Clement Siti
J. H. Andersen
Mercy
Kate Whitson
W. H. Trontens
Ian le i
A_A Rodgers
van Green
Knight Communier
E W. Feindester
B. T. Wetch
Teality
Apacetone
Comitar
Ae Subp Asiak
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G. Dun & Co
Hoge Producte
Tre
Boston
Uae
Lowsyilit Sc
Renouacy
Az Milwaukee
Providence
Srattale
Denver
Alensto
Toledo
Omar
Rochester
Epon
Nashville
Norfolk Rs
Iar
Symiedeia
Maksia
Vane Baeg
Feros
Wilkesbarre
Wichitra
Youngstown
New Belfort Eales
A Co
I. Quirey
Fawkeonvill
Reiz
Salveston
Florida
Ranni
Rom Hansen Ciey
Jacksonville
Pia
Flannelly
T. PA
Board of Trade
J. Thomas Lumber Company Ae
Hwart Eineber Company
Sixth
van Buren Street
City, Seethers
West Sixth Street
Avenue
U. P. Lata
Church Notes
Hev. C. M. Sheigon
Westmingt College
Averve
Hantoon Steet
Davis
D&e du
Oskatoona
Kanwill Swell
A. M. Heynel
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
Brenner Streets
Santa Fe Depot
W. J. Theta
D. Bath
Presbyterian
First Uni Brethren Church
Twelfth
Quincy
T. D. Crites
Young People's Christian Union
Africa
First
Wesleyvan Methodist Church
Third and
Jefferson
C. P. Carkuff
Rosie
Methodist Episcopal
Xth Avenue
J.T. McFarland
Milesionry
Mary Martin
Charles A. Finch
Hte
1St
Corner
Wenta Apa Vaskson Sirestae Rew Te Crangell
Seward Avenue
Muniel Wit
Sunior G.I
Second Church of Christ
Relentiet
West Ninth Street
First Unitarian Church
Topeka Avenue
Ee Wyman
Jonas Ani
Ies Ous Union
S P.m
Ae Bale
J. W. Robin
Second Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fifth and
Leland Streets
Rev
G. Howard
Ita
Lodge News
States of
William A Kuen
Frederick Tanaan
Tna Netvites Eer Aptive
Wit Titan
Winson
Max Sand
Apens Jotes
So Sri of
Beronmles
Charmberiali
Howes
Chamberisin
Nederlands
Texas
Ieee
California
San Joaquin
U.S
W Caitwell
THE
State Journal
Mowdat
Fridat
Anderon
Hatlroad
State Board of Railroad
Farr
Batte, Mantens
Huimute
Major A. M. Harvey
Goouen
Parsens
A Sci Citcas
Seaa
Ube
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