Leavenworth Coal Case Report Set For Dec 6 Hearing
US suit against Leavenworth Coal Company hinges on government royalties from coal mined on military reservation land. Master Eugene Hagan, appointed to collect evidence, values due royalties at 70001 dollars. Case involves prior grant and dispute over royalties from coal mined under the Missouri river and adjacent lands. The decision may affect royalties and findings will be rendered after Judge Kipner reviews Hagan's report.
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Aeter
Leavenworth
Eugene Hagan
United States
Leavenworth Cou
Clark
Cirewit
Kimner
Hagan
Gus le
Tang
Thomas Hwfogie
Congress
Leavenmorth
Econgress
Alume
Missouri River
Michari
Rock Island Route Excursion Rates and Notices
Rock Island Route announces excursion tickets on December 4 and 18 with return within twenty days. Applies to many western and southern points, plus a bus rate to Chicago region. Stepping over allowed for 811.00, shown as 11.00. Rates effective immediately and also serve as a basic rate north south east. Agent H. C. Gauver, on Kauses Avenue. Funeral notice for Charley Soderstrom at 2 pm tomorrow at 4 East Third Street. Swedish society members invited to meet at their hall at 1 pm. Heating stove sale ad at 208 West Sixth Street. Kindergarten Minstrels tickets at Kellams and Bretts and ladies association. Berges Little Giant Pills advertised as cheapest, one pill per dose, forty doses per bottle. Kennedy claims satisfaction guaranteed.
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Aunoupesmonie
Barvest
Unions
Kansas
Nebraska
Cotorak
Wyoming
Utah
Black Wills
South Dakota
Texas
Okiahoo
Jodiat Territory
Pecos Valley Railway
New Mexico
Co Deming
N. Si
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tonsywaee
Missouri
Tourstens
New Orleans
Chicago
St Lowia
Charley Soderstrom
East Third Street
Dewo
West Sixth Street
Political fight for Kansas state printer job grows
A crowded field of Republican and other editors seeks the Kansas state printer post as Topeka candidates vie at the state house. Names include Major J. L Hudson, George W. Crane, E P Greer, E W Such, A J Spinster, A J Felt, John Gilmore, Tom McNeal and others amid factional jockeying and office openings. Dr McCascy resigns asylum post amid heated controversy and plans a private Topeka venture.
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Topeka
J. 10 Hudson
George W. Crane
Hadson
PH. Coney
W. Crane
Copeland
George Higgins
Race
E. P. Greer
Wisetd Courier
E. W. Such
Marion Record
A. J. Spinster
Hutchinson News
A J. Felt
Atchison Champion
John & Gilmore
Fredonia
Wilson County Citizen
Tom McNeal
Breess
W. X. Morgan
Emporis Gazette
Youre Tena
Sons of Veterans
Jeht
Charity Donations From Kindred Acts Across Folks
A list of charitable gifts is published detailing donations to aid soldiers, needy preachers, and poor children. contributors include Mr Wadsworth sending supplies, Mr Maxwell from Highteenth, First M EK Shures Epworth, Clover Hill and Lion Creek, and Mrs Perrine among others. Items listed range from food and clothing to blankets and shoes, with many families and communities noted for generosity.
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Cone
Mrs Perrine
Poulk
Mra Abbott
Potwig
Sean Tee Vigor
Worthless lawing and a farmyard court scene
A odd civil suit in Shawnss county circuit court involves AJL Perris suing Ht B. Joven for 210,909 alleging malic ious prosecution. The case features Ferris’s arrest for theft and chicken-related charges, later dismissed, with testimony and a courtroom audience reacting to a farmer’s inventory including chickens a pair of roosters and four dogs. The piece blends local legal drama with community notices and a string of church services and events.
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Sometiza Imige Johnson
Ajl
Perris
Ht B. Joven
Shawnss
Jones
Ferris
Feu
Pactise
Hib Case
Case
Jodee
Real Estate Transfers and Upcoming Irrigation Talks
Real estate changes hands include John Feday and Storse selling Lot 34 on North Kannas Avenue to W. Martin Jones of New York for 3000 dollars, Gabriel Halderman selling 109 acres near Beavers to Jerry Zirkle for 2000, and Marlow selling to Clara Minecret for 4000. The state board of agriculture meeting will devote the day to irrigation discussions with speakers from Goodland Restoccy Greenwood Marshall university and Topeka. Also listed are upcoming Kindergarten Minstrel entertainment events at the Garden Opera house and Library Mall with choirs and tableaux in December.
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Feday. John & Storse
W. Martin Jones
New York
Kannas Avenue
First Street
Gabriel Halderman
Beavers
Topeka
Jerry Zirkle
Marlow
Clara Minecret
West Eighth
State Board of Agriculture
A. Montgomery
Goodland
HL Longatroth
Restocy County
George W. Munger
Greenwood County
James Shearer
Marshall County
Ssow
The
State University
Robert Filly
Junction City
H. R. Hikes
Trace Cathedral
Library Mall
Oung Tes
Grund Opera House
O Connell Seeks 622159 From Wolff and Swift Packing
O Connell and his Capital Grocery past owner seeks 621,159 in United States circuit court for false imprisonment and damages after a 1902 topeka case. He was jailed for 18 days in contempt of court, released on habeas corpus irregularities, and now files two suits for 16,000 each against Wolff Packing, Swift & Co, sheriff Wilkerson, bondsmen, and lawyers for damages to character health and attorneys fees. The docket action occurred in Shawnee County, with listed attorneys and defendants.
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Shawnes County
Charlies Wolf
Swift Packing Cmpany
T. J. O'Connell
Capital Grocery
United System
Connell’e
Chas, Wolff Pack Company
Topeka
Swift Packing Company
Kanes City
Auteus Supreme Court
Jali- Sova
Connell
Damaes
United States
Wollh Packing Company
I. M. Wilkerson
N. Burdee
J. A. Slickey
K. MM. Russell
Dr. Price
North Topeka Area News and Social Notices
Clarence Willits is confined by sickness. The Sweet Sixteen club was entertained by Mrs. H. F. Morris. The Old Police high live club will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. H. I. Dunlap. EG Warren moved to 920 Van Buren Street with family. Miss Carrie Loumia of Dover visiting Ellen Mearburg on Sloroe Street. A. J. Arnold & Son offer a complete line of homeopathic remedies since 1870. Hattie McIntosh and Dora Beans to join missionary training in Louis. Rev. J. R. Madison will not preach tomorrow. Rev. Wate to lead morning service. J. J. Mayur to preach at night. A beau-fair supper at Lokess opera house on Wednesday Dec 8, hosted by Mrs. Hutchington’s class for Baptist Sunday school fund. Miss Virgie Wayne hosted graduating class members 2:30 to 6 at her home 4 Journey Street with music and luncheon. Inquiry into North Topeka’s board of trade and Burlington Missouri River freight rates shows meetings ended with a committee outside the group and no further word.
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Thee Hk
Clarence Willitste
Sweet Sixteen
H. PF. Morris
Police
FH. I. Dunlap
EG Warren
Ven Buren Street
Carrie Loumia
Dover
Ellen Mearburg
Hom
Slooroe Street
Rome
A. J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Arnuld & Son
Hattie Mclntosh
Miss Dora Beans
Maelee
Africa
J. R. Madison
Kansas Avenue
MM I
Wate
J. JT. Mayur
Osage Cin
Bory
Lokess Opera Howe
Hutchingon
Baptist Sunday School
Virgie Wayne
Journey Street
North
Popeka
Board of Trade
Burlington Railroad
Missouri River
Ther
Christian church missionary groups unite in Topeka HQ
Three Kansas Christian church missionary societies form a union and establish a single general headquarters in the City Real Estate building Topeka with Helen Moses Eva Lemert and Lucy Lemert named to run the office The note also mentions a December 14 15 Kindergarten Minstrels at the Grand Opera House and local sales ads at 723 Kansas Avenue 208 West 3rd Street.
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Christtian Church
Topeka
The
Christian Church In
Kansas
Topekka
Woman's Board
State Sunday School Board
Kansas Board of Missions
Helen Moses
Eva Lemert
Holiday Gatherings in a World Stock Christmas Shop
Budlene Moee Srrwury ree offers a global selection of Christmas goods sourced from Italy Germany France Japan China Austria England and America. The store emphasizes buying large to secure low prices and quick turnover with a diverse range of merchandise to suit every budget. Visit this next week to inspect the stock and understand the value.
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Italy
Germany
France
Androland
Japan
China
Austria
England
America
Holiday Store Proclaims Unmatched Variety and Value
The Holiday store showcases a vast profusion of merchandise with price advantages unseen before. Bold departures from prior years bring new departments and a wider selection. The opening today emphasizes the Holiday offerings and the attractive range of goods available.
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Scott
Scotth Bowne
AllOruggiste
Goc
Rock Island
H. C. Gauver
Con Kauses Avenue
Kellam’s
Brett's
Ladies of the Kindergarten Asscetic
Berges
W. KR. Kennedy
State of
Penedy
Senate OF Vicrns
Adidates
Sersiamimt-Arne
Claplais
State Senate
Therain Mac
Atme
Senate
Aunate
Frank Forrest
Sergeanut
Troutman
Chick
Senth
McCasey
McCascey
State Journal
Jietate
Save Asylum
Uie
L Fm
Nat Wei
West
Sisthae Giese At
Holme
J. B. Thomas
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Ho'clock
Mr Snaith
Cuallias Gove
E Greman Mlk
A. Lemkag
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Kirkwood
Emporia College
Ashland
G.dennixon
Hey
First Christian Church
Gol
Church of Christ—Scientist
West Sisth Street
Willia
Tross
Sam
United Presbyterian
M. W Kirahan
Haprice ™ Brethren
Doukard
Oakland
Vauiman
Linegin Post Hall
W. Searing
Wa Gray
Second Adventiste
Maet
Twelfth and
Washburn Avenue
Serbo
Lutheran Church
Rev. Rentz
Atehso
Watout Grove M. BE
Rev
Alderson
Rae North Baptist Church
J. Murrett
Central Church
Charles M. Shelton
Ator Cummanion
Stening
Raneay
S.ory
Liberty United Presbyerian Church
Fitth and
Leland Streets
Mr. Parsons
Outland
YOMCA
Madison Street Baptist Church
Methodial Episcopal Church
Kindnegarten
O'Connell
Topeka Groter
North Toper
United Headquarters
Griggs & Axtell
Wes
Mansas City
Mit
DVA
Budlene Moee Srrwury Ree
Butler
Kansas City
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