Revival Fair Debate Prompts State Exhibition Plan
At a September meeting of commercial interests a revival of the old exposition plan was urged. Frank Peter suggested a stock show during fair week and a midwinter event. speakers argued for boosting rural prosperity, funding, and a statewide fair with new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeles
Peter
Severn
U Tleigk
Ieee Vena
Porte
Bertin
Devus
Joab
Miller
Andersen
McAtew
Asmeinifon Aneviing
Fort Worth
Juseo
Poliant
Wells Eater
Labonte
Jasan Vist
Moderate Indulgence in Coffee Triggers Severe Reactions
Frances Moa of Kansas City Missouri describes years of debilitating headaches and nausea tied to coffee. She details personal trials with multiple attempts to quit, noting improvement after stopping coffee and avoiding strong fumes, and credits abstinence with restoring her health.
Fragmentary Latin era theater notes and figures in a diary fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a theater event or lecture titled Haute fale and The Gil of the Jecture with names like Chas and Soria Grule. It references an exhibition or lecture wind and a figure named Cab ne eme owed Wo lay, with scattered phrases about attendance and capacity. The text is uneven and lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartier
Phorumegthich
Colbie
Lequin
Train Kills Finer Slatten Near Pauline Station
Finer Slatten was killed about 12 20 pm when struck by an east bound passenger train near Pauline. The second section of No 4 was late and the station men knew nothing of the train. Slatten, who lived near Klehteouth and Harrison streets, died after attempts to escape. The accident halted the train and responders rushed the injured to a distant location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finer Slatten
Binner
Pauline
Blatter
Bet
Bhp Alroiat
Chiles
Wmiewtt
Hortai
Slarten
Klehteouth
Jiarison Street
Wits
Twestoall
Staten i
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices
A corrupted list details multiple property transfers including Tours Borges to Abraham Holliday for 200, Boswell BVeHow to Cullense EI addition, Erk! Ericken and wife Joe Ritwin Newmen at 1.0, and Owen Ris se for 21,000 comprising lots 2900 to 22 Inclusive on Buchkanao Street. Additional entries show Mary Howart to A A Thurcias 2500 and Benjamin P Clank to I Hh Martin 6000 plus other transfers at Crane Street and surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borges
Abraham Holliday
Seethon
Ghike
Pereie Blake
Boswell
Ericken
Joe Ritwin Newmen
Jewell
Ty Heres Filker
Lola
Des Avegge
Millieth
Shawnte
Willan
Lane Street
A. Studer
J. Bedlette
Tote
Monrne
Parafyore
Pepo
Aion Rockey
Wire
Owen Risse
Buchkanao
Quinton
North Topeka Society Notes and Local Notices
North Topeka column items from Kimball Printing describe local society news. Mrs Aaron Sheetz improves after illness while Sarah Hernstein returns from Kansas. A Parker Jainnoss Fountain Pen is highlighted as a Christmas gift. Local shop Jeffers & James advertises magazines and discounted goods. announcements include weddings, travel, and a Knox Smith marriage with details on ceremony, attendants, and future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Mies
Sarah Hernstein
Eventius
Kansas
Aaron Sheetz
Parker Jainnoss
Jeffers & James
Jeffers
Ckinpa
Altman
Matthey Mitchell
Olnite
Smitchell
van Buren Street
Lindt
Jackson Street
Enis
Sadler
Coorseis
Black Sox
Narmar
Dee
Wes
Tvarutne
Bowman’s Bear Farm A Wild West Tale From New York Sun
Near Urimh California a Bowmans family ranch became famed for raising bears for market. Mrs Bowman's husband and sons faced animals and waste land as pioneers of the coast range, with stories of hunting, old tavern beginnings, and the harsh toll of frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Urimh
Cal
St Vie
Bog Bowman
Rujwe User
P Fumenio
Whittren
The Mary Bear of the Mountain Mystery Tale
A long fragment chronicles a frontier figure named Mary Bear, surviving Indian attacks and enduring exile. It depicts her moving through Mentovine County, enduring raids, and a legendary climb to a mountainside pinnacle where she is said to have touched the Fountain of Eternal Youth. The text blends myth with rough biographical notes about her bravery and trials, including a bear-skin tale and a stark frontier setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordéer
Brennan
Ue Pikes
Hurmlwldt
Rowf
Federal
Mentovine
Martin
Turing
Mary
Hordenin
Tolan
Shuple
Muaunlei
Heiddon
Howmas
Senate Votes to Adjourn for Christmas Holiday Break
The Senate tabled the Metiat Thuraly motion and agreed to a Christmas holiday adjournment on December 1, with reconvening in January. Debate touched on Philippine questions and readiness of committees, but the motion to lay on the table passed 20 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aledrich
Hale
Alyourment
Pethicrewa
Palippine Repubiic
Philirhines
Chui
Pethicrew
Pelt
Senate
After the Jointists on the North Topeka Campagne
Police moved through North Topeka yesterday arresting Ed Curtis Seti Fistis M Van Hore Twn and James Kiley amid a street clash. Officers seized a penthouse of furniture and other items as part of the operation, with drunkenness and related charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ed Curtis
Seti Fistis
M. van Hore
James Kiley
Fifth Street
Kiley Place
Austin
Somme
Tracks in Snow Tie Robbery Suspects
Tracks in fresh snow led police to a house near the rock stand where McCorkhill of 2122 North Van Buren reported his clothing line torn open at night. A portion of the stolen clothing was found and Albert Green and Magele Green were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCorkhilt
van Buren Streve
Mernise
McCorkhill
Albert Green
Alvert
Magele Green
Fragmented World War II era drug and peppered claims notice
A garbled telegram style note discusses a trial and alleged statements about medical cures. It references pepper, pills, and claimed treatments, with mentions of physicians, a Bennett’s book, Green Stamps, and a Pharmacy Association. The piece blends dubious medical assertions with product pitches and local shop names.
Senate committee reshuffle echoes party priorities in Washington
The Republican Senate adopted committee membership changes detailing chairmanships and key assignments across finance, civil service, commerce, public health, and other panels. Names such as Beveridge, Depew, McComas, Keen, and Stewart appear in numerous leadership roles amid a broad reorganization.
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Washington, Dec. U
Senate
Committee On
Finsece
Aubrocriatians
Warrins Fetmore
Care
Asin Deva Thone Ware
Pairban Comingtonian Sinson
Depew
Petar
Chemin
Hawies
Wcallium
Persia
Wellington
Ontingrot Expancer
Kean
Seat
Cratatere
Mocdmber
Civil Surgice Lager Chotemag Spee
Eneemie
McCuimber
Abistrict of
Columbia
Stewart, Wallingth
Paucation
MoComus
Ciel Sarvici
Ross
Alverie
Fuster
Torast
Beveridge
Carer
Meborhis
Depew Geological Wurvey
Sean
Sewell
Pines
Netsor
Abtairs
Thurston
Nelson, Baker
Quiries
McCumber
Farnie Tajanis
Zurto Bigs
A Poteker
Gallingery Ter
Palrianke Sion
Medlerias
Patents
Pritchird
McComas
Philoninen
Tira Ctnise
al 2 Yo Benize
Tens
Hale, Davis
Protich
Mereide
Bee Thattoffiers
Erking
Bibie- A
Price
McCurrins
Puble Dalidings
Apis
Ehainema
Sive Pubic Health
Spiener
Peted
Taser
Vubie Wate
Clark PortelLeas
Ttulinonde
Ha Wey, Wietnoo
Canina
Palebanke
Cuba
eCatin
SiArioi
Cullom
Davis
Chinier
Bosuner
Maringyrmtvil
Hoar
Wetmore
Faeter
Cimber
Conic
Chatr Proctor
Iansbroumhy Laois
Jonah links—Keen
Papier Sven Indkin Lands
Charmi
Santa Fe Directors Elect Old Officers and Executives
The Santa Fe directors this afternoon elected the old officers. Aldace P. Walker of New York as chairman. Edward F. Haley of Christa as president. D. Retina of Chicago as first vice president. Paul Morten of Chicago as second vice president. Wilder of Tapeku as secretary and treasurer. J. Deming of New York as assistant secretary. H. W. Gardiner of New York as assistant treasurer. Victor Morawets as general counsel. E. D. Kenna as general solicitor of Chicago. C. Whitehead of Chicago as general auditor. P. Whitehead of New Orleans as comptroller. Price Waterhouse Co. named independent auditors in New York. Executive committee includes Aldace F. Walker, Benjamin Cheney, Milward Naiaes, Edward P. Ripples, Thomas P. Fowler, B. Satiers Hayes, Victor Morawets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tollows
Alduce FP. Walker
New York
Edward F. Haley
Christa
D. Retina
Chicago
Paul Morten
Wilder
Tapeku
J. Deming
H.W. Gardiner
Victor Morawets
E. D Kenna
I. C. Whitehead
Chicam
Pia P. Whitehead
New Ork Price
Waterhouse Co
Executiv
Aldace Fe Walker
Benjamin
Cheney
Milward No Iaibes
Edward P. Riples
Thomas FP. Fowler
Bi Satiers Hayes
Democrats Move To Oust Taylor In Kentucky Contests
In Frankfort on December 14 the state Democratic party central committee in secret session voted unanimously to seek a legislative contest to remove Governor and Lieutenant Governor Taylor. A five member committee including ex Governor J B McCreary was appointed to investigate alleged irregularities by minor candidates in filings and report later in the day.
Precautionary Health Steps Urged Over Chickenpox Vaccine
The city board of health should be encouraged to pursue vaccination efforts despite an opinion by Attorney General Dawes overturning the board’s enforcement power per Godard. The board’s precaution remains wise, and the public should follow its orders as far as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Godard
Dawes
Board of Health
Deaths and Funerals of Charles Spooner Baby
Charles Spooner aged 11 months, son of Mr and Mrs F A Spooner, died at home 7 Chamber Street. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 from Third Presbyterian Church. No further reliable details could be confirmed from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spooner
F. A. Spooner
Chamber Street
Third Presbyterian Church
Widow letter defends Yoeman trial in Jackson case
Mrs Lena Belle Jackson widow of David D Jackson writes to the State Journal to state Yoeman was tried and convicted for her husband’s killing not tied to his brother’s troubles. She describes shock at his sentence and regrets the事件 but asserts she seeks no sympathy.
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The
State Journal
Lena Baile Jackson
David T. Jackson
S. E. Yoeman
Toeman
Mr. Yoeman
Yoeman
David D. Jackson
Youman
Lena Belle Jackson
Boycott of the Sun debated at Detroit AFL gathering
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention in Detroit debated resolutions on the New York Sun boycott, endorsing a Sun defense of labor rights and urging a sweeping boycott if the Sun company does not relent. Speakers criticized Judge Hookstaver’s order against O Rourke, and a parade of other labor measures was adopted or debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
American Federation of Labor
New York Sun Lootout
Compmities
Detroit Trades Counceil
Sun
Frente of Humanity
Sun Corporation
Evening Sun
Ohourke
New York
Bookstayer
New York Supreme Court
Gall
Winwman Aed
Natonal Union
Judes Hookstaver
O'Rourke
FW. Palm- Sr Pbbic
Federation
Pacific Coast
Rich ore ore car records at Omaha and Grant Smelter
Denver December ore shipment from Cripple Creek Isabella mine yielded gold value of 5000 dollars per ton totaling about 200000 dollars. A stock car surpassed five thousand w talon ton. Total ore value across two cars estimated between 200000 and 525100. Earlier Moble Gibson held Colorado’s richest ore car record. A Bonasza ore car from Melita Gibson once returned 113000 dollars at the Smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Omaha & Grant
Isabella
Cripple Creek
Moble Gibson
Colorado
Melita Gibson
Kaye
Topeka Visit Tied to Santa Fe Meeting Shuffle
D R Francis former Interior secretary and ex Missouri governor with John Scullion, a St. Louis railroad booster, are in Topeka for the Santa Fe annual meeting. Francis and Scullion head a group that recently broke with Santa Fe over the St. Louis, Colorado line. Old Santa Fe directors met at 3 pm and were ousted, replaced by backers of the new company.
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D. R Francis
Interior
Envernor
Missouri
John Sculll
St. Louis
Topeka
Santa Fe
Francis
Mr. Scullion
Ances City
Colorido
Il Sante Fe
Watson Wounded in Washington War Report
Lieut Watson who organized and commanded the Macaheb semits was seriously wounded in the foot. Amputation is probable. Washington cable dispatch notes the injury as the war department receives the report from Gen Otis. The item reflects wartime casualty reporting with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Washington
Otis
War Department
Lieut
Fighting Editor Col Anthony of Leavenworth Times Remembered
A fragmented obituary style record recalls Col Anthony, veteran editor of the Leavenworth Times and ally of the Kansas anti slavery fighters. It recounts his Civil War duels with Col Jennison, injuries including a severed horse hair, and a near death in a street duel. Also noted are bankruptcy filings and a series of assorted 1900 era financial and stock market notes.
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New York World
Dane HR
Anthony
Susan
West
Col
Leavenworth Times
Kansas
Mi Or Jennison
Red Leg
Guer Tila
Col. Anthony
Jennison
Leavenworth
Cal Anthony
Col Anthony Wash
Sinks
Lux Goodby
Goodby
New York Money Market and Grain Prices Bulletin
A December market roundup notes steady money market rates in New York with treasury and certificate offerings, plus sugar, cotton, and wheat activity. It lists prices for grains, oats, corn, and futures in various markets and references regional traders and banks.
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Chicago
Fureiaiy News
Ciaraeter
Creemeniis
Price
Nebraska
Bern
Sue
Fenders
Takimi
Fuiglieh
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Topska
Vielen
St. Kansas City
Elmer Slatten
North Topeha
Knox
Bowman's Bear Farm
Pettigrew
Polios
Nw York World
Rius
Pobide
Rloomutcht
Bennett
Tru Kossae
Pharmacy Association
Henry Doltman
State Pharmanasercation of
Whwansin
Swift & & Ne
Vercine Art Daily
Stewart
Kyle
Taylor
Jack
Gill
H. W. Schuites
Kansas Arcade
Goxymor Stanley Seaves
Washinston
Washington, T
Munday
Stanley
Chitetman
Bennett's
MES
Jackson
David Jackson
Federation of Labor
Gov
Francis Here
Engineers Purchase Branch of
Holliday Brusco
Ferdinand Bohm
Greenhood
Hytm & Cam
San Francisco
Olympic Club
H. A. Wildemans
Setentta
Switzerland
Berne
Federal Assembly
Walther Hauser
Waderswiil
Zurich
Switvartland
Pork Packer
Frederick Bohner
Sled & Muition
Ines Vane
Mus
Caase
Minneapolis
Duluth
Feat Geo
Ohio
Manitoba
Bates
Iifbar Ihe
Hemvy Packing
Burchiers
Kansas City
Fausis
Cagtie Re
Wwe
Beckers
Siro
Bulle
Starker
Beonas
Cale Hc
Deo
Wertern
Dal Bankes
Bsuger
Tec
Topeka Hige
Uista
Marser
Antwerp
Jouaph
J.C
Werehant
VY East
Keene
Marth Wren
Canacil
Manhattan Sn
Cu Seaton
Remet Ly
Hatied
Ford
Berchant
Pakeed
J. C. Goings
Grain and Provisions
East Fifth Street
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