Real estate transfers listed for Topeka area
A series of real estate transfers and deeds are recorded for Topeka area properties including Wakarusa Parkdale addition and North Topeka. Items mention parcels on Chandler and Kansan venues, Marion and Topeka streets, and various owners such as J.T. Robb Mary E Kradall EE Wilson Chime Fellows Vangant Nettels Hunt, and others with prices from 50 to 5200. Partial notes reference tax deeds and additions such as Lincoln Ebett Martin & Tennis and Rural Home addition. A brief overseas note from St Petersburg cites the Morning Post on April 23 about Anglo Russian rail concessions in China and Yangtse valley recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Robb
W. EL Strawn
Maid Street
Wakarusa
Mary E Kradall
Emil Goodnow
Chandler Street
Parkdale
J. C. Kistier
EE. Wilson
Still
Topeka Avenas
North Topeka
Fel Vonkant
Spd
Chime
A Fellows
Horne Street
Hingham
Chis
AL Fellows
Kansan
Edward ¢. Nettels
Rentceo
Burhavan Street
Lincoln Ebett
Martin & Tennis
Chester C. Johnson
J. A. Hunt
SLI
Lafayette Street
B. Garvin
Geo A. Rost
Lindenwood
Sherman
West Tenth Effect
West Park
Morning Post
St Petersburg
China
Itrussia
Great Britain
Yangtse
Colorado Springs to Topeka and more on Santa Fe routes
Spam filled notice details rail fares and excursions in 19th century style. Mentions Colorado Springs departures from Tupeka at 8 10 pm and trips to California Arkansas Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and other destinations aboard Santa Fe routes. Includes agent contacts in Topeka and Emporia plus special event travel around May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeneekers
Santa Fe
Arkadese
Arizona
Tadian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahomas
Texas
Martindale Answers in Bank Case At Emporia
Wm Martindale former president of the Cross National Bank of Emporia filed an answer in federal court defending against a 160000 suit by United States District Attorney Lambert for the bank's creditors. He admits stock liability 14000 but seeks offsets for 60000 alleging overcharges and notes as credits, while denying fraud claims. The civil case may be heard in fall with a parallel criminal proceeding in Leavenworth in October.
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Wm. Martiname
Cross National Bank
Emporia
L B. Kelloes
H. Graves
United States District
Lambert
Merton Albarigh
Martindale
Mr. Martindale
Federal Grand Jury
Marcindale
Hank
United States District Court
Leavenworth
Cross
Eureka Bank
Eureka
Kan
First National Bank of Emyporia
Bia
Crass
W. Martindale
First National Bank of New York
First National Monk of
New York
First Nations Bank of Emporia
Indored
Fourth National Bank of St. Louis
Saloon Ordinance Passed in Wellington
Wellington April 28 city council approved an ordinance allowing saloons to run for a $600 yearly fee. The same measure imposes a $500 annual tax on a joint drug store if it holds a permit and does not sell beer, with other licensing details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Comnel
McKinley Heads to Navy Yard For Pleasure Cruise
President McKinley and party depart from their hotel at 11 20 AM toward the navy yard tug Nini for a North River pleasure trip. Mrs McKinley Mr Abier McKinley and Assistant Secretary Cortelyou accompany, with Commander J J Kelly and Admiral Philip aboard. Rumor of a late return circulated amid the bustle.
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New York
McKinley
Abier McKinley
Welty as likely candidate for Ohio governor role
A Cleveland report notes Julie C. Welty, former chief counsel for Mire Anna E. on her trial, acquitted yesterday, seen as potential governor candidate. The piece highlights Stark County influence and wealth in Democratic Party circles. A public notice requests debts to W H Reed be settled at the old stand on Kan avenue. Summer term calls for kindergarten training teachers via Mrs fordes at 233 W tou avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Canton
Plaindealer
Julie C. Welty
Mire Anna E
Marfeline
D. Saxton
Ge Tot
Ohin
Stark County
Fordes
W. Tou Avenue
Valentine Clerk in Clay Center Editor Sins For the Place
Rumors sweep Clay Center politics as Del Valentine editor of the Clay Center Times leads the race to become supreme court clerk next fall. Opponent P Cochrane of Cottonweed Fat allegedly priced out. others expect competition. Valentine, son of longtime Kansas supreme bench judge De M Valentine, is praised as a leading weekly publisher with broad popularity in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Valentine
Chey Center
Supreme Court
John Martin
Stron
P. Cochrane
Sas
Sr. Valentine
Valentine
Clas Center
Kansas Railroad Assessment Will Not Be Arbitrarily Advanced
State officers expect no major changes in Kansas railroad property valuations this year. The current board has not finished setting values, but preliminary work suggests little. Historical figures show prior Republican assessments and past Populist missteps in telegraph and telephone line valuations, with reforms enacted in following years.
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Kansas
Board of Assessors
Republican Board of Assisir
Vnion
State Board of Assessors
Fred Im
Governor commutes several Fardon case sentences
Governor Stanley acts on Fardon cases commuting sentences for Walter Flow era Wyandotte county boy to be released soon after years for stealing sixteen chickens. George Taylor, who stole 389,000 from Bank of Angatine, gets two years. H. Shelton of Neashy county, convicted of criminal assault, has sentence commuted to two years. plus other pardons and refusals affecting several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Walter Flowera
Wyandotte County
George Taylor
Bank of
H. Shelton
Neashy County
Shelton Wilh Ke
L Dobbs
Alvida Ballard
Pula
John Dunn
Harvey County
Will
George R. Worth
Topwka
Tis
Us- Sagit
Willian
Gasault
Lewty
Seluler
Sedawick
Taror Gok
Ehvrne
Columbus Gover
Labette County
Wie
Pardan Fe
George Williams
Neosho County
Wilinn Estes
Lawrence Carson
Cowley County
Verdict Made Public On Regents Case In Kansas
A Kansas committee announced a verdict in the Regents case against M. Limbecker and B. Hom of the state agricultural college. The panel suggested the outcome seemed predetermined and could have been declared before evidence in Manhattan. The committee found T. W. Wu not incompetent and agreed with Hofman on key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Limbecker
B. Hom
State Verieultural College
Kansas
Manhattan
Wen
T. W. WU
Hofman
Political turmoil surrounds college board and regents
A report alleges illegal transactions on behalf of a college board. It claims Populist doctrine influenced actions and accuses regents of violations tied to Republican ideas. The committee's findings may trigger removal orders and a potential writ of ouster. The dispute could reach the supreme court as Timbecker and Hoffman faces succession battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Clemens
Supreme Court
Timbecker
Hoffman
Stanley
Governor Stanley Defends Veterans Preference Policy
The G A encampment at Hutchinson backed a resolution by Judge B W Cunningham of Emporia praising Governor Stanley and the old soldiers preference in appointments. Stanley declared he never sought the resolution and warned it could politicize the G A I. He said his actions followed his campaign promise and state law granting veterans preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
B. W. Cunningham
Emporia
Stanley
Cunalnehem
Vid Moldiers
Hued Seeks Tax Breaks in Kansas Rail Assessment
A Santa Fe spokesman urged a statewide rail property tax cut, arguing Kansas rails face higher taxes than elsewhere. He contends assessments overvalue rolling stock and branches, and tax burdens exceed earnings. Officials welcomed the input but expect no material change this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hued
Santa Fe
Kansas
A. A. Ature
United States
State of
Banta Fe Company
Kaneus
Big Race May 4 Land Opening At Ute Reserve
About 500 homeseekers are already in the area with daily arrivals for the Ute reservation land opening on May 4. Settlers must complete surveys and preelect in advance. unsurveyed claims may be examined before noon, then lines form for runs on the claims. Nine days are allowed to occupy the chosen lands. Also noted are health cautions linking neglected dyspepsia to serious diseases, with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorengs
Col
Apri
Ute
Land Office
Edvarice
Five Thousand Tenn Coal and Iron Employees Get 10 Percent Pay Rise
Birmingham April 29 Five thousand employees of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company were informed that as of May 1 their salaries would be advanced by ten percent. The notice cites a standard wage adjustment across the works. Geo W Stansfield W H Wilson A J Arnold Son A J Kane Co are listed among signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W. Stansfield
W. H. Wilson
A. J. Arnold & Son
AJ. Kane & Co
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Wages Advance 10 Percent in Mahoning Valley Plants
Notices posted at the Quaist furnace and several Mahoning Valley works announce a 16 percent wage increase to take effect in May. The Mahoning Valley Iron company Andrews and Hitchcock, Struthers Furnace, Ohio Iron & Steel, Brier Iron & Coal, and Youngstown Coal company are among the employers implementing the raise to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley Iron Company
Andrews & Hitchcock
Brier Iron & Coal Company
Struthers Furnace Company
Ohio Irony & Steel Company
Youngstown Coal Company
Notice on Court Rooms and Services Displayed
Take notice. You are expected to ade at the Judge rooms. April 29, 230 p. order DR, W. C HAMILTON. Rheumatism Cured We guarantee Rheumaase Remedy to cure any case of rheumatism in 80 days or money refunded. Sold for Siper Wattle by Steee Fiolinas Drug ae W. H. Wilson, and Arnold. None Better than Gypsy Queen Baking Powder. To Helens, Most, Only $25.65 via Santa Fe Route. We mend and sew on buttons free American Steam Laundry. Tele Sl. $28.85 To Portland, Ore, via Santa Fe Route. Portland, Spokane and Butte $2885 Via the Rock Island Route. We mend and sew on buttons with American Steam Laundry. Tele. 3b San Francisco, Los Angeles $32.50. Via the Rock Island Route
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W. C Hamilton
Steee Fiolinas Drug Ae
W. H. Wilson
Arnold
Helens
American Steam Laundry
Filipino turmoil grows as government moves headquarters
ABSOLUTE SURRENDER continues as Filipino troubles multiply the government's woes. The headquarters shift to San Isidro after Calumpit fell, signaling a new phase in the conflict and adding strain to a strained administration.
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San Isidro
Calumpit
Praises for Funston Draw Warm Notes From Washington
Washington reports rising praise for volunteers including Funston. Corbin urges medals for all who served in the Philippines, beyond required duty. Enlistments allow withdrawal, but many stayed to fulfill more than standard duties. Transports sail from San Francisco toward Manila. plans for sending ships to Dimnila may shift amid China tensions. The Asiatic fleet will stay ready at high readiness.
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Washington
Rem
Col
Funston
Down
Wheatow
N. Corbin
Philippines
Corbin
San Francisco
Manila
Navy Department
Dimnila
China
Asiatic
Kansans Cross Rio Grande Bridge at Calumpit Victory
Chicago reports John T. McCutcheon special on the Kansans great achievement at Calumpit Philippines. Twenty regiment of Kansas volunteers under Colonel Punston crossed under heavy fire, nine men charging trenches amid Maxim gunfire. Casualties light for Americans. insurents suffered heavier losses. Bridge over the Rio Grande proved a vital gateway to Luzon north.
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Calumpi
Chicago
John T. McCutcheon
Tilo Grande
Manila
Tosay
Philippines
Rio Grande
Calumpit
Bacolor
Funaton
Luzon
Col. Funston
Kansan Heroes Cross River to Assault Filipino Trenches
Colonel Funston and about 50 men underlined by brave Kansans and Montana troops execute a daring river crossing at a bridge. Privates White and Trembly strip armor, swim toward the trenches, lure fire, and rope a bridge flank while others push from boats and rafts. The Filipinos panic as American fire enfilades the trenches and a Maxim gun forces a retreat before a small boat crosses the river for a final charge.
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Hh Tn Pin
Kansas
Funston
White
Trembly
Company D
Kansas Regiment
Col. Funston
Wohl
Co. Funston
Cluxe
Rio Grande
Orwis
Col.Funston
Kansas and
Montana
Horton Bridge Collapse Damages Hunt For Suit
The Wolf river bridge between Horton and Hiawatha collapsed Wednesday while Hammond crossed. he escaped unharmed though his horse died. The faulty structure has long needed repairs and a damage suit is expected. Also noted are moves in Horton’s labor and telephony sectors and personnel changes in the motive power office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Wolf River
Hiawatha
Hammond
F. FE. Scott
Kansas City
Horton ‘Telephone Company
RB. Kilpatrick
Delaware and Lackawanna H. Ft
Willeave
Scranton
J. W. FitzGibbon
Kilpatrick
Myrtle Olinger
Topeka
Boy Shot At On Way Home Near Seventh and Madison
Charles W Spear aged 15 recounts a nighttime assault as he walked home at ten. A man hiding behind a tree fired a revolver, the bullet piercing his soft felt hat but causing no serious injury. The incident, deemed a non reportable assault by the coroner, remains uninvestigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Spear
Seventh
Madison
Spear
No pardon for Ab dell asbll governor declines mercy
Governor Stanley refused to consider Marion Ab dell of Labette county for a pardon after a murder case in which he killed his wife and harmed her daughter by a former marriage. The governor commuted Fred Hook of Nemaha county from 77 months in jail for liquor law violations to one year and fined him 7700 dollars. his term ends in August. The Ab dell case was sent back to county commissioners for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Marion Ab- Dell
Labette County
Fred Hhok
Nemaha County
Hook
Market Report Shows Mixed Opening Wheat Rebound Fades
Chicago April 2 A dry wind and hot conditions tip the market toward a firm start but profit taking limits gains. May opens slightly higher then slips as prices fluctuate. Corn and oats show little momentum with modest early advances and cautious demand. shipments to Europe noted. Analysts compare current prices to year ago levels while Minneapolis and St Paul activity mirrors national trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May
Minteapolis
Snc
St &Op
Commbarion
New York Money Market and Commodity Briefs
New Virane and market notes show wheat and corn receipts, trading in a tight U.S. money market with bankers' rates posted. Weekly bank statement signals mixed changes in deposits, currency in circulation, and reserve compliance amid ongoing grain, livestock, and dairy price movements.
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Hair Health
Doctor Hay
Maastachiredly
LOS Don Supply CO
Broadway N
Boots
Azii
Dr. Kay
Putin Hay
Woodbury
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Tupeka
Missouri River
Mullinan
A.M. Fuller
TAL “Phone SM
A. AV
Lacey
North Foneka
Tacoma
Wash
Santa Fe Howe
Ioan
Jones
Ofice
Norris
North
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Emporia Banker
Mwkinley
North ‘River
W. H. Reed
Ave
Old Stand
W. HO Reed
Clay Center
Hoffman and Limbecker
A. A. Hurd
Geo W. Stansfield
A.J. Arnold & Son
A.J. Kane & Co
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Butte
Wittons Tren American Steam Laundry
R. W. Squires
Telephose
Kansas Ave
Asbell
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Redeipi
Baneas City
Sustereadtonigs
Beata Tetas
Sean Ea
Money Market
New Virane
Atehing Exchange
Acaun
Cucrh
Facalvar
Ree
Ula
Rowling
J.C. Goings
Howe
Szesipis
Kontas
Liverpool
Eure
Bedurwt
St. Paul
Atenison Aton
Tepek
Central Cenkge
Henati Pacothe
Enon Faett
Troitio
Naia i T. Pfa Ra
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