North Topeka Community Notes And Social Tidbits
North Topeka items note visitors, weddings, church meetings and local happenings. Mentions a wedding in Hor ton, a church group gathering, a dinner event at Marmett Hive, and community plans for crafts and millinery retail, with various residents listed in brief notices.
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Eaetee
Jéakjus
Abby Draisuiorn
Sliver Lake
Faner
Aries
Sandiy Seheal
Marmett Hive
Fandeh
Ailinvision
Nucleon
Arn
J. Ashpuhe
Cus Reine
Port Calhornp harbor debate and railway trust claims
Canadian education minister and a United States bound grain export syndicate face scrutiny over a railway trust claim. The discussion covers canal depths, harbor suitability, and expected business under Montreal and Canadian route conditions. A local jewelry ad closes the page with holiday ring offers.
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Toronto
Tiichard War
Proviters
Astie Connors
United States
Port Calhornp
Montreal
Eastern Democrats to Back Republican Financial Bill
New York dispatch reports that several Eastern Democrats will support the Republican financial measure. It states that MaIlerr of Pennsylvania and Shayer of Massachusetts, both Democrats, are expected to vote for the bill.
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New York
Washington
Utte
MaAlerr
Pennsylvania
Shayer
Massachuseux
Two Black men fatally shot in Washington streets
In a quarrel between William Shimnp and a White man, two Black men were wounded and died after being shot near Seventh Street and H Street. The incident happened during a dispute over a Walter Ether. Medical aid arrived too late.
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Washington
Pee
Willian Shimnp
Bernm
Fraud Insurance Case Summary Incoherent OCR Notes
An unreadable fragment references a fraud insurance case with names Chehgo Thee and Judge Tinker, mentions a corpee ors tote extsuted and O'Grady youth rights, a $5000 incuraree, and Milwauken, Milwaukee related military salitiers. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
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Chehgo
Tinker
Corpee
Bette
Finbert O'Grady
Salitiers
Milwauken
Senate and House in brief session report
Fragmented late 1920s style Washington dispatch notes a short Senate session with Meafillan's inquiry on weathered river canal blockages and a plan to appoint a commission of jurists. House proceedings cover centennial planning for government building and currency debate resumes with Speaker Hell. Also brief local notices advertise a candy pillow sale and Bennett’s Book Store promotions.
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Washington
Dev
Penstom
Senate
Sénate
ASHE
Prt
District of
Dames Erste
Anwin
Hell
Colorado
Bennett's Book Store
Kuness Ave
Eaporium
Ki Avenue
Pridiy End
Sr. Bennetts Book Store
Kansans Ave
Topeka Health Board Orders Vaccination Crackdown
Physicians split over a mysterious illness described as Cuban chickenpox, with Topeka health officials insisting on mandatory smallpox vaccination for unvaccinated residents within ten days. The City Board of Health cites Ordinance 1627 and authorizes city physicians to vaccinate at public expense for those unable to pay, amid quarantine measures and debates among doctors about the disease’s true nature.
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Helth
Realmia
EnaNy
Ia ‘Thoeks
Topeka
Board of Health
Topeks
Rimintl
Tibet
Ip. Wrists
Ciforvstuest
Topea
Trinh
Tor Dass
Heven Harding
Clare
Uemares
RY Rumter
Vandwarlun
State Journal
Tennesseetown
Ami
Nice
Saverat
Disease Outbreak Described As Mild Smallpox Variant
A local medical consensus notes vaccination does not guarantee immunity and reports mild smallpox cases spreading statewide. Doctors warn the illness is not confined to one area and similar outbreaks are seen across the United States with a few severe instances noted in Maple Hill.
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United States
Insurance firms urged to pay Hillroon claims
United States Marshal Sterne said insurers back in Chi cast decided to pay the Hillroon claims, a move he calls a mistake. Geo Barker, attorney for the companies, arrived in Topeka and ordered stenographer Netley to prepare an evidence transcript for appeal. No instructions about the evidence had been given until today, suggesting the payment would proceed.
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United States
W. E. Sterne
Hillroon
Geo. W. Barker
Topeka
Stenograyher
van Netley
United States Court of Appeals
Prohibition Blow Delays City Ordinance Ruling
Judge Pickler voids Lebanon city council ordinance imposing police restraint and fines up to 2500 as beyond municipal power. Frank Poet, a joint owner, faced nuisance charges with $150 fine. court discharged him. Expect possible amendment by Lebanon officials.
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State Temperance Union
Smith Center
Beett
Pickler
Lebanon
Temperrer Unin
Whit Janeinych
Citter
Orimines
Wegal
Piikier
Frank Poet
Maine
Johnny Waters Case at Probate Court Involves Reform School Debate
Fragmented report describes Johnny Waters and others facing larceny charges with probate court hearing. Judge Dolman considers reform school transfer only after conviction or parental consent, while counsel notes procedural limits on convicting a minor. Excerpt from Youth's Companion features postal journey reflections by James A. Gary.
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Clurora Music
Joan Hicks
Steniine
Hiveksaty
Colp
Dolman
State Reform School
John Waters
Ie Coarte
Mwbate
Pisgree Calls Extra Session On Tax Equalization
Detroit December 11 Governor Pisgree announces a call for an extra session of the legislature to convene December 11 to consider amendments to the Constitution enabling laws for the equal taxation of all property at its cash value. The order aims to allow enactment of laws to implement uniform property taxation.
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Pisgree
Special session call on railway tax and equalization plan
The message notes the last legislature passed the Atchison railway taxation bill, the state supreme court struck it as unconstitutional, and says a constitutional amendment is needed before laws can enact equal taxation of all property.
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Atchison Railway
Ihe State Supreme Court
Snow and temperature fall across Kansas and near regions
Snow and temperature drops spread from New Mexico to southern Colorado this morning and drift east. Santa Fe reports show four to six inches of snow in the mountains between Trinidad, New Mexico and Las Vegas. Kansas and northern Oklahoma see lighter snowfall as the storm advances.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Santa Pr
Trinidad
Cal
Las Vegas
Eton Chronicle Wonders About Handwriting Woes
An exploration of Eton students’ penmanship citing poor calligraphy as a lifelong trait. The piece suggests causes from neglect to exam impositions and even the role of the writing tutor, ending with a quip on handwriting’s charm if deciphering is not required.
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London News
Eton Collage Chronicle
Eton
Sue
Wolfe
Quebec
Rome
Ceri
Fubern
Guid
Onipos
Irish Superstitions Told In Anishkes Folklore Tale
A Backwoods Magazine piece recounts an Irish superstition about the Ne-ogue, a stone linked to weather and luck. A priest allegedly shattered the relic, provoking vengeance and a violent response from islanders toward a scientist who publicized the legend. The text mixes folklore with village life, mentioning tides, nesting birds, and local beliefs tied to place names and a seaside landscape.
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Backwood
Anishkes
Inishken
Inishkus
Paranten
Astertainiy
Inishkex
Tros
Cess
Troy
Seven Arrested In Joint Raids On North Topeka Alleys
Seven men were arrested in raids on North Topeka saloons including 611 North Kansas Avenue and 615 North Karfax Avenue and near Adams House. Officers found liquor, beer pumps, and bottles. a colored man named J. B. Wiley was located at East Seventh Street Riley's place. The proprietor moved goods before the raid and an identified raiding helper nicknamed Johnny on the spot aided the operation.
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Higuor
North Topeka
Mat Cave
Geo
North Kansas Averitie
Nek Durkin
Buck Campbell
Ransas Avenue
al Curtis
North Karfax Avenue
Merritt
Adams
Riley
Anyon
East Seventh Street
Oliver Walker
Charse
Johnny
Ione Hyo
Bettie
Bynum Named General Appraiser and Other Nominations
Washington dispatch reports President nominates Wm O D Bynum Indiana to be general appraiser of merchandise. Wit R Hoey Indiana named collector of customs for the district of Arizona. Major George W H Stoueh Colorado to be agent for Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in Oklahoma. Unclear notes on baby popularity contest at Mrs Elder's Millinery, Popekafall.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Bynum
Indiana
Wit R. Hoey
Dispret
Arizona
Enterior
George W. H. Stoueh
Colorado
Oklahoma
Holiday Rates via The Rock Island Route Tickets On Sale
Holiday travel rate notice announces ticket sales from December 28 to 25 via December 20 to January 1st with mail limit January and 1900. Rock Island agents provide full information and guidance.
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Rock Island
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Corn Trading
Chicago market notes show May wheat opening mixed with slight gains on Argentine crop chatter and weather fears. Corn and oats traded with quiet demand while provisions stayed steady as buyers pursued small gains and farmers watched receipts and futures activity.
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Chicago
Jalris Rouwe
Nagses
Mrade Minneaballa
Tia Lath
Pemarini
Seo
Hosticie
AbUrEs
Cikr
Ane Iimalot
Hua Bern
Kansas Cup Receipts and Dairy Notes
Receipts show May 33,009.00 for Wheat Cara and dairy related entries. Nook, Dee Se, and Ng 2 mand eo 2 white Mie are referenced alongside BOE Ree re and May ustimothy totals.
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Dee Sehard Guesa
Ustimothy
Daley
Cara
Kansas City Livestock Market Mixed Activity Notes
Market notes from Topeka and Kansas City report varied activity across commodities. Sugar, cotton, grain and hay mention steady or mixed pricing, with references to New York Money Market and European exchanges influencing demand. weather outlook noted.
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A. Cawonent
Fat
Lens
Rai
Slekel
Saenpin
Preetar
Ciseae
Sali
A. C. Campbell
Kansas Avenue
ARS Aba
Hepart
J. Ree TiRseed
May Harvey
Dody
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenus
Blondy
Fraud Insurance
Knights & Ladies of Security
Bennetts Hook
Hilmon
Johnny Waters
Reform School
Key West
Morita
Riqniltke
Mother Earth
Arline
Wishington
Seattle
Heto
Junein
Alaska
Circle City
Thieniity Nasits
Klondike
Dom x
Fim
Crew Shin
James A. Gary
Pingree
Legislature of
Michigan
Tennessee
Emporium
Kaness Avenue
N.m
Noble
Menninger
Thorson
Ashby
Gleed
Hughes
Popenoe
Popeka
Elder
Argentina
Ules
Bretite
Soliers
Taras
USA
Gomminion Propia
Cuba
Harris
Chicago Livestock Marca
Chry
Dec
Revelpts
Sipanin
Inate Sune Butchers
Etock Achiners Ateady
Cy Christmas
Bownes
Texas
Shiste Blhor
Bancas City
Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas Finitinas
Bheta Baies & Faves
Yorkees
Rasittone
Creammory Samet Factory
Kansas City
City
Cotton Vee Taverpesl
Dee
Ao Rae Aca
Ioe
Commission Aferihant
Ava
Guam
Sragiis
Hardaishs
Sevene Vega
Ben Braska
Tgesirpook
Perak
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New York Dee
Eulem Whalen
Hisestim
Ranes
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Suly
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Fateh
Mr Screen Ee
Sai
Ps Bayer
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