North Topeka community notes and notices
A jumble of local items includes business card reads for Kim Printing Co and Jaros Pictures, a James John Spear trip to Ranees City, a news item about Bliss Viola Holmes, a book store change at Sixes Punky Embree, and plans for storefront construction on Kansas Avenue. Various society notices list meetings of The Lasses, Central Avenue Christian church gatherings, and Royal Neighbors officers, plus Christmas goods specials at Costley & Post and small-town events at apartments, churches, and stores. Instances of travel, local births, and community updates fill the page with period tone and names like A.M. Kent, Mr. A. Hudga, and Mrs. Thompson.
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Fuhls
Kim Printing Co
Kaneas Ave
Jaros
James
John Spear
Ranees City
Bliss Viola Holmes
Meriden
Sixes Punky Embree
A. M Kent
Costley & Post
A. Hudga
Mallaws Street. CO. Afart
C. Nicholson
de Sota
Kan
Nicholson
Central Avenue Christian Church
Thompson
Fopeka
Neenie
Omaha
Denver
J. ¢ Willian
Ranean
Was Ison Street
Pirates
Tre
Harrison Stenet
Klee
Hackett Goes Out As Assistant Secretary Of The Navy
Washington Dev 10 The president has accepted the resignation of Br Frank W Hackett as assistant secretary of the navy to take effect next Monday His successor Mr Charles H Darting of Vermont will relieve him in May or June He explains he must return to his law practice and secrecy between Secretaries Long and Hackett is regretted by both officials.
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Washington
Dev
Frank W. Hackett
Charles H. Darting
Vermont
Siecresary
Long
Hackett
Jury Drawn for January District Court Term
Sheriff Cook Justice McCintock Justice Wright and County Clerk Wright conducted the January term jury draw. The process involved a capsule box containing names, with twenty five participants listed from Shawnee and surrounding townships including Topeka, Silver Lake, Rossville, Auburn and Solder towns.
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Sherrif Cook
Justice McCintock
Justce Wright
Wright
District Court
George Warger
S. B. Hughes
BR. Bancroft
George J. Bollotte
J. K. Betts
W_C. F. Reichenbach
Tax Revision Debate Shapes Up Kansas Populists Predict Rift
J M Lewis editor of the Kinsley Graphic argues next year’s political fight centers on a state tax revision bill. He warns Republicans will push the measure as reform while attacking opponents. He claims the bill is riddled with flaws and favors corporations, risking fusion politics between Democrats and Populists.
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J. M. Lewis
Kinsley Graphic
State Tax Revision Commission
Mr. Lewis
Leedy
EC. Little
bJoth
Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers
Repub
Autorieys
Cer
Tax Commission
Aiun En- Urey
Orta Mt. Tewin
Baseball season leaders reveal top AL players
Chico December 10. President Johnson released batting and pitching charts for the American League. Sugden leads at catcher with 43 games and four errors. Griffith posts a 7 74 percentage in 24 wins, 7 losses. Bracken tops Cleveland with a perfect 1.000. Callahan, Dungan, and others appear among fielding leaders. detailed ranking includes first basemen Lebe, second basemen Jose, and shortstop Shugart with varying totals.
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Chico
Johnson
Comiskey
Joe Sugden
Hickers
Glark Grn
Sueden
Sullivan
Chicago
Gentage
Wir
Griffth
Keite
Griffith
Young
Boston
Griffih
Callahan
Bracken
Cleveland
GriMth
Chicagoaland
Patterson
Dungan
Washington
Lebel
White Stockings
Beluge
Lit Jose
Mertes
Clingman
Shugart
Veale Is President Topsks Man at Battle of Prairie Grove
Topeka participants joined the celebration of the thirty ninth anniversary of the Prairie Grove battle in Junction City. Rev J A Reltz of Topeka offered a brief prayer as veterans shared stories. Officers elected include President Colonel George W Veale Topeka secretary treasurer W H Johnson Salina vice presidents John A Allen Manhattan Philip Weise Salina WF Cloud Kansas City Kun AC Pierce Junction City J Anderson Topeka John T Lannant Manhattan W H Morris Pagni J T Heritage Emporia G Bridges Beloit John Barteles Batellesvilla LT J T Atkinson Pleasanton Topeka was chosen for next year’s celebration.
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Topsks
Battle
Prairie Grove
Topeka
Junction City
J. A. Reltz
George W. Veale
Topekas
W. H. Johnson
Salina
John A. Allen
Manhattan
Philip Weise
WF. Cloud
Kansas City
Kun
AC. Pierce
Juncton City
J. Anderson
John Tlannant
W. H. Morris
Pagin
J. T. Heritage
Emporia
G ©. Bridges
Beloit
John Barteles
Batelesvilla
J. T
Wagon Loads of Records From Cherokee Enrolling Party
Dawes commission received ten wagon loads of records from the Cherokee enrolling party at Talequah Indian Territory. Only 250 full blood Cherokees enrolled. Lease Canal Territory. Nicaraguan minister of foreign affairs Dr Ferdinand Sanchez and US minister William E Merry signed a treaty fixing a six mile wide strip of Nicaragua to be ceded along the route to the United States in perpetuity.
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Guthrie, O. T
Dawes Commission
Talequah
I. T
Mansgus
Ferdinand Sanchez
William E. Merry
United States
Nicaragua
Nicaraga
Carnegie Endowment Shapes Washington National University Plan
Washington statement by Carroll D. Wright outlines Andrew Carnegie’s endowment for a national research university in Washington. The plan favors a private foundation, independent of government support, to promote government resources for research and training, with Daniel C. Gilman as director candidate. Carnegie’s approach favors a research institute over a rival university model, potentially suspending the Washington Memorial Institution.
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Washington
Carroll D. Wright
United States
Carnegie
National University At
Fic
A& National University In
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Academy of Sciences
George Washington Memorial Fascnation
Washington Afernortal Institution
Tocare
Sud Peaeurehs
Daniel C. Gilman
Joban Hopkins University
Carnegit
National University
Washington Memorial Institution
Carnegie gift to education discussed by cabinet
Washington December 10 meeting of the cabinet reviewed Andrew Carnegie’s proposed gift of 10 010 000 for educational purposes. The plan aims to fund higher education via government trustees, not build universities, with details pending. Also noted were a potential port of New York appraiser appointment for George T Whitehead and focus on Philippine territory and Supreme Court insular decisions.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Congress
George T. Whitehead
Porto Rico
New York
Plaice
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Supreme Court
Colonel Blue Sees Evans as Possible Attorney General Candidate
Col Blue in Topeka states he is not a candidate but notes Evans, United States commissioner of pensions, has a good chance to become attorney general if the pension post goes to Kansas. He mentions Roosevelt's potential moves and says he is not seeking public office, only practicing law at home.
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Hh. Ware
Topeka
Columbus
H. Clay . Evans
United States
Penstons
Evans
Blue
Troosevelt
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hvans
Kanwas
Kansas
Topeka Visit Boosts Glenn Hern For Lieutenant Governor
Tribune in Greeley county reports M. Glenn Hern and W. M. Glenn meeting politicians in Topeka. Active lieutenant governor candidate with Seventh district backing, former legislator with solid post Hichene ties. Opponents include D. J. Hanna of Hill City and W. A. Cormuny of Fort Seatt.
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M. Glenn Hern
W. M. Glenn
Tribune
Greeley County
Topeka
Glenn
D. J. Hanna
Hill City
Burton
W. A. Cormuny
Fort Seatt
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Corn Slump
Chicago market report shows weakness across wheat and corn as bearish conditions trigger profit taking. May futures opened lower, with declines attributed to large selling and weak cables, while interior markets and receipts in the northwestern region did little to support prices.
Grain Market Mixed As Oats Slips And Provisions Rise
In Chicago and Kansas City markets, oats opened lower amid mixed grain activity. Prices for corn and wheat fluctuated, with May futures easing while other grain futures held steadier. Livestock conditions showed steady cattle demand and robust hog futures, with receipts noted at currency markets and a broad mix of commodity prices across the period.
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Patton
Auppore
Jase Yury Park
Tagg
Uwusuee
Bax
Nor Hwesternh
Rye
Brig Barley —Couh
Timothy — Maren
Chicago
Omicak
Igeastansas
Bradesa Redetnts Sc
Market Gossip and Stock Movements Across Major Exchanges
The report notes mixed equity activity as 1s per cent copper stocks edged lower while American Smelting rose modestly. Vanderbilt shares buoyed the market though several rail and industrial issues showed weakness. Wheat and flour futures quoted near heavy prices with Duluth and Minneapolis trading figures referenced.
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DeWitt &Co
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North Topkea
Mr& Tose Dotron
Grand Junction
Colon
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Bir
R. A. Miller
Central Ave
Stendsura
Myra Martha Mitchell
Mra
A. Jerry
Shady Nook Mera
Nellie Tempest
Ter Bone
Kanes City
Helena
O. 5. S.no
Royal Neighbors of America
Orgele
Nannie Hart
Ornele
Fink
Laura Carr
O' Smith
Elizabethy Hughes
Mra Conaway
Inner Sentinel
Avia Harrie
Sentinal
Grace Holmes
Ada Mursip
Awol TV
Venning
Mrs. Morgan
Stoker
Philbin
Sirs. Sturdyvant
Osher
Mra. Dinnell
Mra. Hanlon
Ananeler
Bis. Kaswis
Wilter
Son
Mlossie Sannd
Ouler Watch
Mra Neomie Hurt
Fistriet Morgan
Facourle Sgnature of
Bears
Castoria
Ban Johnson
Veale
MR. Wright Explains
Commissioner of Labor
Col. Blue
H. Clay Evans
Today's Market Report
Dee
Beth de Tawee
Southwest
Lee
Sarrow
At &E
Toca Fecelpis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bie
Slyc
Clositus
Beotwe
Ofc Holding
Mandy and
Mighty
Moenticelle
Trial Sine
Pepsin Syrup Company
City
Keaneas
Mate Keel Deas
Sane
Salen
Hume
Oriniee
Ne Banyu
Mercantily
Pur
Genti Reeling Exenatve Rm Pia Neta Buat Ness
Dili
Bilvich Ur Silver
Dave
Dol- Inaces Sc
Mig
B.S
Couper
Mae
Molisnes
Rio
Galveston
A. G. Goodwin
Commison
West Sixt Street
York
Istas St. Paul
Uia Wong
Warren M.crosby & C
Nans.ave
Sumner
Sorosis
Mace
Kennerly
730
Kansas Avenue
George B. Palmer
Prioss Reasonabia
Masonic Temple
Jackson Street
Topeke
Soy
Canada
Sorina Uy
Ateninon
Lalawiiin
Erin Wees
York Central
St. Louis
Ison
Packt Hyver
Southiern Tewerpo
Ny Central
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