Real Estate Transfers and Notices From Local Ledger
Real estate transfers filed include Ulrika Lagerquist and Justis Lagerquist to H. Newman for 7400 with property details on West Mine and Fillmore streets. Transfers also list Rehtqwa Myers to G. T. Lexe on Tyler Street, C. McAdams to Hyentus Throwed, and multiple parcels on Green Street and Curtis addition. Additional entries cover Turner to William C, Bowers to Charles Lane, Mills to Halse, Hunt to Fe and Heed, and Angla by Cooke, with various lot terms and addresses in McAdams, Tyler, and Madison areas. The notice lists sale items and a Danish speaker slated for Library Hall, plus a laundry ad for the Fort Scott route fare and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrika
Justis Lagerquist
Newman
Miné
Fillmore Street
Third Street
Rehtqwa J_ Myers
G. T. Lexe
SOX Hite
Tyler Street
Gould
Udeo Ei C. McAdams
Hyentus
Tees Isletz
Green Street
Adams
Advil
Rigsevile
G. Hatfield
A. J. Dooley
Poe Psi
S. Hind
Auburndale
I. Turner
William C
Poplar Street
Tess W
Morris
K. Bowers
Wee
Charles Lane
Madison Street
Crane
Marr E. Mills
MS. Halse
Hunt
Sarah A. Fe
Chas
Heed
Topeka Avenue
C. W. Angla
Cooke
Flag incident at Santa Fe shops provokes tension
A U S flag was hung from a rafter at the Santa Fe building shops. Foreman Manson ordered it removed, but workers and Foreman James Morgan resisted. Manson planned to refer the matter to Master Car Builder John Hodes, who was told the flag would stay. Foreman Tele Orendorf mocked the flag, provoking a realist clash when a brakeman knocked him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
United States
Bulding
M. Manson
James Morgan
Mansen
John Hodes
M.C. TS. Mote
Tele Orendorf
Santa Fe to Extend Mixed Train Route to Newton
A new time car will count effect on the Oklahoma division of the Santa Fe on May 10. The mixed train now running between Wichite and Caldwell will be extended to Newton to connect with the westbound California train. After May 10 the train will leave Newton at 6 40 p m and arrive there at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Wichite
Caldwell
Newton
Atchison Recruitment Station Crowded This Morning
Sheriff Fred Hartman of Atchison County reported a large crowd at the Atchison recruiting station when opened this morning. He said the local company would be recruited to full strength and that initial reports of only 40 enlistments were premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Fred Hartman
Atchison County
Topeka
Thom
Tte
Local items and upcoming events in Topeka notes
Lowal Mention reports Mr August Hyllested stopping at the Throop hotel while Mrs Charles M Trainer improves daily. A Holcomb recovers from motorcycle crash, and Seaton club plans wider organization. Water stands two feet at Eighth and Jackson as a sewer grate debris blocks drainage. Kansas City whist club to visit Topeka May 7, Chas Hugo graduates top of St Louis dental class with gold medal. Gov Leedy returns to Lawrence, Ed Ture to Abilene weekend, Populist chairman Rid die notes 48 hours for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hyllested
Jackson
Kansas City
Topeka
Chas. Hugo
St. Louis
Abilene
Randay
Taylor Riddie
Central Mites
Kansas
War caution and mock blockade in Cuba debate
Excerpted critique on a pacific blockade strategy against Spain, debating risks to noncombatants and the aim to free Cuba with minimal casualties. Critics warn timidity risks prolonging conflict while praising decisive action and naval prowess across the Atlantic theater. Includes references to Sampson, Schofield, Havana, and historical battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ingalls
Washington
Academy
Lyceum
Spiele
Spain
Pacific
Bath
Juris
Paris
Charleston
Brunswick
Portland
Sampson
Straits of Fiordda
Cuba
Maine
John McAllister Schofield
Halleck
Hull
Richmond
Havana
Morrowakdle
Celson
Toby Caveht
United States
Fred
Cuban
Bayan
Oregon
Prcific
Paul Jones
Farrasut
Lucius O'Trigger
Tin Acres
Blaine
New Manila Falls in Rebel Hands Report
A World dispatch from Hong Kong states New Manila has fallen to insurgent forces. Rebel leaders in Hong Kong expect capture of Old Manta soon. An American fleet ship, likely the Olympia, reportedly acquired arms and ammunition for delivery to the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hong Kong
New Manila
Old Manta
Olympia
Berlin doubts U S reports on Matanzas siege
German press shifts stance as it questions American accounts of the Matanzas bombardment while leaning toward Madrid reports. The National Zeitung mocks American optimism and minimizes U S operations in Cuba as Spain and America feud over the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Berlin
Madrid
National Zeitung
Matanzas
Bombardment Readiness If General Bianco Reopens Batteries
A Washington Herald correspondent reports planned bombardments to follow any Bianco move to restore batteries at Matanzas. Official dispatches confirm Admiral Sampson’s demolition of the atanga stations and note Puritan will be sent to Matanzas to destroy any new heavy guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maiangss
Bianco
Admiral Sampson
Washington
the Herald
Aepee
Navy Department
Atangas
Ves Tions
Matanzas
Shortage of Coal Plagues European Markets
A Cadiz dispatch reports Spain buying coal from Gibraltar as Welsh strikes tighten supplies. Three firms supplied about 000 tons at 42 shillings vs the usual 22. A Tankier dispatch notes Spain bought 500 tons from a French firm. England also faces coal shortages for the Channel fleet, with only 200 tons available due to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Merald
Tankier
Camp Tomorrows Open With Limited Activities
General Charles McCrum announced that Camp Leedy would welcome visitors tomorrow but offer little to see, with only two companies operating and ongoing readiness work. Assistant Superintendent Charles Nixon said streetcars would run to the tall grounds via the Joop covermmanhine route tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCrum
Camp Leedy
Charles Nixon
The
Street Railway Company
Joop Covermmanhine
Great efforts to raise war fund in Madrid churches
Maadrid April 30 reports society ladies will preside at tables to collect money at Madrid churches throughout May. Mobile troops move. Seven special trains head for Tampa with five via Louisville & Nashville and Plant system and two via River June Hun and Florida Cland Peninsula to Fort Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maadrid
Spain
Madrid
Tampa
Savannah
Mobile
Fort Tampa
Louisville & Nashville and Plant
Hun & Florida
Government supplies for Kansas volunteers lag in Topeka
Private Secretary Ed Little said Kansas troops would assemble in Topeka and be ready to turn over to the United States days before government supplies reached the city. Adjutant General Corbin replied that no date could be set for readiness, but efforts would hasten shipment, which would occur once supplies are ready in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ed Little
Topeka
United States
Corbin
British Warship Kingston Sent for Cuba Crisis
British authorities consider sending Kingston and a third class cipher Fellas now at Port Antonio to San tage de Cubs to protect British interests amid the Sanatge de Cubs tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Burmedan
Sanciago
Cuba
Port Antonio
Prisoners of War and Gladstone's Decline
The Evening Post reports 35 passengers from the captured steamer Panama will be held as prisoners of war, some aiming to join the Spanish army. U S marshal to transfer them to army authorities for Port Taylor, Gladstone nears his end in Hawarden dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Post
Key West
Pasheugers
Panama
United States
Port Taylor
North Topeka Social and Local Notices Update
North Topeka column items show daily life notes from residents and businesses. Mentions Mrs Kent Raub's country outing and Mrs Whitney visiting Lawrence, plus local shoppers and shop specials at Cromwell Jeffers and Costley Post. Minor thefts at shoe stores provoke police action. boys warned to return goods.
Topeka Auditorium Fair committee seeks women help
Chairman D J Greenweld of the Auditorium Midsummer Fair committee reports several applications to manage entertainments but will not yet organize. He urges Topeka women and the Woman's Federation to cooperate, aims to start work within two months at Garfield Park with Marshall's band, and favors entrusting active management to the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Greenweld
Greenwald
Topeka
Etna
Women’s Federation
Garfield Park
Marshall
A SORRY CROWD AT TOPEKA POPULIST MEETING
Gov Leedy faces muted opposition as Sesalon in Topeka hosts a Populist county convention this afternoon. Delegates favored denouncing the governor but sentiment waned amid war agitation and fear for appointive chances. Resolutions target the metropolitan police but stop there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Sesalon
Topeka
Metropolitan
Gov. Leedy
H.C. Timdsey
John W. Breidenthel
Billard
Board of Police Commissioners Nominat
Breidenthal Wins Populist Nomination Amid Reform Talk
In Bencken farmer D F Nelswender declined candidacy as L T Yount moved for acclamation for Breidenthal with no opposing votes. Breidenthal addressed the crowd amid applause stressing reform over office, warning against letting personal feuds derail the party. J A Hughes named secretary and C H Katz assistant. The convention adjourned awaiting delayed delegates. T M James, former Populist county treasurer candidate, joined the Seaton Republican club later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed D. F. Nelswender
Bencken
L. T. Yount
Leedy
Mr. Breidenthal
Breidenthal
J. A. Hughes
C. H. Katz
T. M. James
Seaton
MARKET REPORTS FROM APRIL TRADE ACTION AND PRICES
A dense market note from the Associated Press to the State Journal covers wheat corn oats and provisions with price moves for July May and other contracts. It lists receipts and price shifts at Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with notes on weather and demand conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
Minneapolis
Tuluth
la Lige
S.founante
ARLEY
Ige
Waite
Gite
PLAX
Northwestern
Shalt
Timothy
Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas
Market notes from the grain and stock brokers in Topeka
The article reports on brokerages in Topeka and New York with prices for grain and stock provisions. It notes a cautious mood in securities markets with some optimism about government securities and money market prospects amid uncertain global events. It mentions The WW. A. Michael Commission brokers in grain and stock at 1H West Sie Avenue Topeka and New York sentiment on inducement and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAS
The
A. Michal Commission Co
New York
Marie Yervecaay
Greece
WW. A. Michael
Rokers
Kan
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Steinway
Bradbury
C.P. Adams Music Pavilion
West Sixth St
Kusust F Hylsted
Library Hall
Denver Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Fort Scott
August Hrtlested
Watson's Livery
Ith and van Buren
New Manila Falls
Santiago de Cuba
Ft. Taylor
Gladstone
London
Hawarden
Ian
North Topeka
Kimball Ptg. Co
Gem Bakery
Courtney's
N. T
Cromwell & Jeffers
Comwell & Jeffers
Kent Raub
Hugh Coultis
Parkbare & Davis
St. Joseph
OF. Whitney
Lawrence
Reynolds
Ste Gut New Line
Costley & Post
I. James
Osankie
Whitehead
G. B. Camp
Hertle
Missrs
Post Office
Naying
Jeffers
Ticians
Teedy
Associated Presa
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Aer
Aus
Wansae Cite
Hwalde
Monty
Stem
Prime Mercantile
Comercial
Siliye
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
P. Bacon
Pplands
Roy
Michael Comrata
Previsinne Gaa Bank Aid West
Bist Ave
Eather G
BS MK
T. Pedny Ct
Kock Isund
Western Talones Bey
Asia
Peemleriin
Central National Bank
Union National Bank
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