Police Jottings on City Violators and Fines
Police notes report bootblack Solomon Warren charged with stealing a five dollar gold piece, money recovered. witness present, case continued. Mention of Nandy and Tsaat Yancey fined for being on streets at night without escort. Fines of one dollar for being on streets alone. F. M. Adams and Geo. Clark fined for keeping open on Sunday. Charles Kaney not charged recently. George Simmons fined for knuckle duster. George Hudson wounded by King Alec and fined three dollars. George Alberts paid fifty dollars for Sunday privilege. George and John Sherman, involved in a fight with Officer Walker, fined ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Warren
Nandy Yancey
Tsaat Yancey
Rexson
Abe Henderson
F. M. Adams
Geo. Clark
Clark
Wim. Wood
George Simmons
George Hudson
King Alec
George Alberts
George
John Sherman
Walker
Hulse Will Case Appealed to Supreme Court
Jane Hulse appeals the will dispute from Coffey county district court to the Kansas Supreme Court. Lower court ruled for Matilda and children. Job Hulse married first wife Jane Pears in England. second wife Ma Hlda Hulse is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hulse
Hulse
District Court of
Coffey County
Supreme Court
Job Hulse
England
Morton
Mary Livesey
Forest Road
Chester County
Jane Venables
Thomas Cowley
Job
America
Jane
End of Diamond C Contest Approaches Two Week Warning
Two weeks remain before the Diamond C soap contest closes. Contestants scramble to gather wrappers as grocers expect demand to rise. A noon standings list shows participants and addresses including Mrs L B Crowder and Leah Saunders among others. booklets with details are available at F W Swearingen's Jewelry or by writing Cudahy Packing Co Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Crowder
Kisin
Leah Saunders
Lake
Mrs.Fannie Harris
Ethel Yoargain
Mra. Blake
Harrison Cora Stevens
Kate McKeirnan
East Sixth
Jeasse McCord
Crosby Bros
Margaret Crow
Harry Dreisbach
Harrison
Mra
D. Dillos
Fillmors
Edna Groves
Monroe
Iya
Wester
Woolen Mills
Craig
Jessie Sheffield
RT. DeArmond
Jefferson
Ogesi Wilson
Jackson
Loratta Kinney
Topeka“ave
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenue
Cudahy Packing Co
Topeca
Settles Old Trouble Between Millers and Owners
Long running labor dispute between millers and mill owners ends after a year with an agreement. Owners agree to hire union workers and pay union wages for a year. Mills employ six men and produce 1,000 barrels daily as strike ends and commissioner's action resolves the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perudd'a Serike
Ray Patterson
Bnton
Johnson
Raid on Kicker Road House Ends with Ten Captured
Sheriff Cook raided Tanac Kicker's road house on West Tenth Avenue outside the city limits. Ten guests were captured while several escaped during the 6 p.m. raid on a warm night. An officer fired in the air to deter escapes. none of the liquor was seized. Names of the ten who surrendered were listed to the jailer, with one name likely a false lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanac Kicker
West Tenth Avenue
Cook
Poses
A. Steve Kicker
J. Kicker
Motsie
Anderse
M Bales
Chas. Spendrove
G. Chesney
Mrs. Chesney
Miss Prather
Bond
Plucky boy Otto Kuehne Drives Wild Runaway Team
An exciting runaway occurred on Kansas Avenue in Topeka this morning near Ninch and Kaneus. Otto Kuehne, son of the local factory man, controlled a frightened horse and steered the team away from poles and wagons, calmly guiding them to Curtis Street where the wagon broke away. He escaped with only bruises while the horses were eventually caught at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Avenue
Otto Kuehne
North Topeka
Ninch
Kaneus
Eighth Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Curtis Street
Firth
Tem
Kuehne
H. D. Booge Bugey
Veale’s Mistake Instructed Janitors To Scrub Dome Rail
Col Veale, custodian of the state economy under a Republican party influence, ordered janitors at the state house to perform heavy manual labor. He allegedly forced them to scrub marble doors and bronze railing with pumice stone, amid political tension and potential disciplinary action. The matter awaits review by Republican leaders and possible court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Veale
Econ
Cel
Veale
State House
Col Vedle
Albaugh
Supreme Court
No Idle Hands Here Says Kansas Labor Chief
T R Gerow superintendent of the free employment bureau says idle hands are not to be found in Kansas. He notes there is a large demand for railroad laborers and reports calls for farm hands within 25 miles of Topeka but finds no idle men there. He cites Topeka, Atchison, Argestine and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Gerow
Free Employment Bpreau
Kansas
Lin
Syd
Mrr. Gerow
Topeka
Atchison
Argestine
Sansas Iy
Dramatic opening week at Topeka Crawford theater uses new decorations
The Crawford theater in Topeka hosts the season opening with Imperial Stock Company presenting The Game of Life for three days. Amid new decorations eleven electric fans will run. special 10 cent matinee Wednesday and hot weather pricing. Other shows include Wanted a Wife Uncle Seth Huskins Lost in Newark and Hello Bill with Slater's Madison Square Theatre company bringing 15 players plus two vaudeville acts for opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Imperial Stock Company
Seth Huskins
Slater
Madison Square Theater Company
Grand Opera House
William Gillet
Topeka social notes bring a parade of visitors
Mrs. George Walp entertains the Chaldean club at 429 Burchanan. Dozens of Topeka residents host or attend gatherings, musicales, or visits with friends and relatives in Denver, Colorado Springs, Davenport, Arkansas City, and beyond, with many travelers returning or departing for short stays and events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walp
Burchanan Street
Prohibition Convention Sets County Delegates and Attendees
The county prohibition convention named delegates for surveyors and lawmakers from the Thirty-seventh district, including North Europeka and nearby towns. About 200 attended as leaders like H. Delay and J. Waldron spoke. McHale urged temperance and policing for saloons. The county central committee will meet Wednesday at H. R. Delay’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Anne
Colin Smeen
County Central Committee
Sistict
Eupeka
Abtve
I. . Bennett
J. W. Waldron
Kate G. M. Blair
Wiliam Wells
F. W. Leech
Florence
J. & Steves
Ian
Lawrence
Gractal
Haale
W. W. Emerson
Prohibition County Central Committee
H.R. Delay
Parson officer hunts elusive Bullock in romance case
J A Carrington arrives in Parsons to pursue J H Bullock a suspected job seeker from Welt City under an assumed name. Bullock allegedly courted Galena's Mary A Miller and later Mary A Riley of Galena, marrying them in turn. Riley tracked Bullock to Parsons but did not locate him. tale ends with unresolved pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Bullock
Mary A. Miller
Galena
Tullock
Sam
Philippine Islands
Arena
Sia Awe Heart
Cupid
John Riley
Galefu
Rolbese
Mrs. Riley
Fes
Mortet
Jann
Wisi
Joplin
Fier Hoy
Winging
Frances
Mary A. Riley
Galeng
Jeplia
Riley
Parsons
Deceives 47 Women in Texas Bond Swindle
In St Louis August 13, Benton a Texas man posing as a Beaumont millionaire wooed 47 widows in Bililuls and vicinity. He promised diamonds bonds and a Texas mansion, collecting money and leaving many preparing to marry and relocate. One widow, Mrs Embree, paid $100 for bonds. Benton vanished after entering the Union Trust Building elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Biliuls
Thomaston
Benton
El 1
Texas
Bila Embree
No. 16
North
Sarah Street
Embree
Union Trust Building
Transatlantic launch Ables Abbot Law sails to Falmouth
Capt Newman and his 16 year old son Rave arrive at Falmouth aboard the launch Ables Abbot Law seven days from College Point New York. The vessel measures 15 feet long two engines run on kerosene oil and had one tank leak. Sleep deprivation reportedly reduced Capt Newman weight by 30 pounds. London reports naval maneuvers in Solent marred by rain and wind. Vienna reports the death of Prof Leopold Schenk author of Determination of Sex at Schwanberg Styria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Newman
Rave
Schenk
Vienna
August
Leopold. Schenk
Schwanberg
Styria
Fragmented OCR Lists Nearby Vendors and Debts
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple businesses and figures, including Bok Sen Hecric Light Ci, Thompson Hardware Co, Continental Creamery Co, Mulvane, Topeka Foundry, and Merriam Hail Lithograph Co. It mentions a debt total and a Mr Richard Bapes aiming to secure Delance funds, noting a shortfall of about four to five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam Bok & Sen
Hecric Light Ci
Wea
L. Thompson Hardware Co
Alas Robinsone Hiab
Mulvaneontinental Creamery Co
Troutman & Stume I.E. Schmidt
Merriam Hail Lithograph Co
Chicago Lumber
Glenn (Fair
Topeka
Seery & Morton Frank Long
P, Davis
Richard Bapes
Blade of Wheat Relatives Learn of Successful Surgery
Circleville Ohio relatives of Joseph Campbell receive word from Decatur Illinois that he had a blade of wheat lodged in his throat after a night there. The object caused neck pains for two weeks before doctors located and removed it. The case shows the blade entered unnoticed and resisted initial treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Ohio
Joseph Campbell
Decatur
Til
Campbell
North Topeka Social Notes Mixed with Town Interest
Local column from North Topeka reports residents traveling to Kansas City Eureka Lake and Maton while others visit family in Ellinwood and St. Louis. Names include Mrs RF Fowler Mina Holliday Mr and Mrs H C McKinley and Miss Cleo Covert with mentions of relatives visiting and a funeral service for Mrs E Pisare in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene,f. Ware
Ware
Washington, D.C
Robert H. Mize
St John’s Military School
Salina
Charles Bernard Crosby
Hutty Weaver
Kansas City
Miss Nellis
Anna Marie Nellis
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Topeka
Miss Ellis
Colorado Springs
Dana MacVicar
New York
Edward Osborne
Europe
Nova Boeing
J.C. Wilson
Miss Wilson
Dorothy
Ruth
Morris Wilson
Manhattan Beach
Eureka
Iske Wemnesley
Alice Clugston
Chicago
Ed McBride
Harry Cope
Mabel Quigley
Harry Norton
Frontenac
Frank E. Sheldon
Boward Yates Hilt
Logansport
Ind
Ellis Custer
Charles Lowry
Kenosha
Win
Harry Morton
Morton
William Maclay Lyon
Annabelle Tice
Arkansas City
Euina Morrow
G. J. Mulvane
Las Animas
Paul Mulvane
Kate Sharrard
Emporia
Arthur Kane
Atchison
Charles Bower
Harry Baldwin
the Needles
California
A. A. Scott
J. P. Kester
Louise
Palmer Lake
Grace Welch
Chautauqua Lake, New
Ralph Newcomer
St. Joseph
W. L. Newcomer
Frank E. Grote
Lyons
Hutchinson
B. F. Pankey
Lulu Vogel
Dallas
Texas
Byrdie Hannigan
Ada Simmons
Clarence ‘Smith
Rollie
Frankie Lawlor
Mayme White
Lilian Smith
Miss Young
Lena Young
Beloit
Edith Root
Tyler Street
St Joseph
Ethel Root
Lebanon
Alan S. Huting
Taylor Street
Russell
Charles
Ada
Apt
Concordia
Jamestown
Kimwich Printice Co
North Kansas
RF. Fowler
Silver Lake
Atlasophia
Eureka Lake
Lutretia Kemp
Capitol View
Alfred Bay
Davia Sieh
Mapleamt
George Crouch
Monroe Street
H. C. McKinley
van Buren Street
Maton
Jeff
Petro Han
Mitchinson
GW. Petro
Mra Johnworth
Reform School
Clifford Kystrom
Relatives Visit and Neighborhood Birthday Event
The passage notes Mrs. Johnee and daughter Martha French of 1317 Quincy Street traveling to Springfield Missouri to visit Mr French and daughter. Nearby, Mrs Will Stevens and her parents Mr and Mrs G W A White of Harrison Street have hosted visiting children and neighborhood families at Mrs A's 827 Jack Clark Nelsonwender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Johnee
Martha French
Quincy Street
Springfield
Jack Clark Nelswender
Hrockerman
Sedan
Glendewnine
Bowie
Fragmented romance quarrel tale amid odd garbled wording
A damaged OCR fragment describes a lovers' quarrel with unclear names and stray phrases. The text includes lines about love, departure, and self harm referenced indirectly, but lacks coherent context or verifiable events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bootblack
Charles Kaney
Kicker
Road House
Otto Kuehne, JE
Plucky
Col. Veale
Newark
Rowley & Snow's
Euioeraw Morglig
Harry Carson Clarke
Ete Comebree
Bill
Mss
Laura Weidling
Tillie Weidling
Obie
Edna Morrow
Millepaugh
Davenport
Iowa
Ait Mint
Annabelle ‘Pier
Arkansate City
Tom Herren
WI Herren
Topeka Avenue
Topleht
Natice
Spearty Wienna
Tj Coughlen
Deey
Staul and Stebbins
J. H. Bullock
Bon
London
Solent
Rafe
Santa Fla
Hey
J. A. Stauvely
Lyndon
Baldwin
Werner Opperman and Son
Ellinwood
Mr. Opperman
Aed Aire
Tyler Etrect
Rerenee Cole
Louise Feese
Meriden
Hoy
Holton
W. C. Steele
Kent
E_ Pisare
Jefferson Street
Rochester
W. M. Philburn
Norwood
Charlies
Batiste
Dimities
Indiana
Mif
Lg Tsien
Rock Island
A. M. Fuller
NEW Crawford Theater
Seth Baskins
Aiammoth
Annie
William Gliette
Thursans
Willi
Turkingtom
Ville, Ont
Offian
Union Pacific RR
Bite Torsingsen
Mr. Jones
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