Kansas Union Life Insurance Forms to Absorb Kans Mutual
The Kansas Union Life Insurance Company of Topeka has absorbed the entire business of the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company in a complete merger. The new entity consolidates assets, with over 25 million dollars in issued stock and a strong capital base, and aims to expand services to policyholders across the state. Leaders and officers from both firms are retained to oversee the transition as the merger becomes effective.
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The
Kansas Union Life Insurance Company of
Topeka
Kanes Union Life Insurance Company
Willy
Ransie Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boveri
Jacieson Strerta
Konner Viton
Josh Mulvane
C.J. Devila
A & Brea
Baru T. Howe
Ehmpahs
Morrill
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Malvane
Hank
Repel
Choe
Dern
Carmel Con Cony Wilder
A. T & von
A. T & von Stulyann, Capitalier PL. Handbrake
Centralia- Pepelebank Tien Score Hegiine
Wiens Piret National Bank
Flurtok
A. A
Wilder
Rebine
Geetle
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Nellal Pold
Agit Denen
Kaness Mutual
Tate
Pune
Uribe
Cortitinaves
Burands
Conmondartion
Steie
Gilready
Pollow Rasurees
Treteller Sats
Kanvas Taig Lite Innonence Company
Tonka
Kas
Trounthy Atrie
Keneas Atuth
Frayhanon Eeniymy
Gurnap Artana
HNL
Bertrd Ge Uinketaen
Taverns Mutual Tite Insurance Company
Ifr
Blanche Coerriee
Kanste Uniantte Insurance Cmpany
Ned
Sui Shinetis
Ife Insurance
Murine
Anil
Inkurenee
Ti Securities
Didier
Kanean Union Lite Tour- Snce
Kanaan Mutuni Lite
Dephey
Felon Etter Tet Furhace
Fragmentary list of names and small sums from unknown source
Partial OCR shows a scattered list of individuals with small monetary amounts and locations including Minneapolis and Cleburne. Items read like a debtor or ledger fragment with names such as Wm Grubb Geo W Smith and others, alongside varied amounts. Reliable context is unavailable.
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Crease
Reveaue
Grubb
Greenleaf
Geo
W_ Smith
Minneapolis
Dings i Dann
PhNpebure
Herman ‘T+ wuren
Cleburne
Juan
Em- Quire
Denjamin Jackson Wienila
Charles OC Hitchie
Manhattan
Johe Db Bauer
National Military Home
Taeuvenworth
No Fight at Detroit Denied by Governor Directive
Fragmentary item from Detroit Michigan notes December 20 with reference to AL Hoon and Sherrie Henry A. Dk pon in Wayne County. Describes a fight being blocked or not allowed to be called off to Detroit and Wayne County by a governor’s instruction. Mentions an attorney and limited actions.
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Detroit
Michigan
AL Hoon
Sherrie Henry A. Dk Pon
Wayer County
Wayne County
Bliss
Mathy
City backs right of way dispute over Vinewood Park railway
City faces costs and bond obligation after Vinewood Park railway interests push for use of water for a westward route. Court actions and special council motions delayed work, with city funds at stake to cover damages and bridge the controversy.
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Walt
Calhway
Mauser Parker
Vinewood Park
Vinewoot
Scott
Cay
Flethetheet
Vinewand Park
Hivesee
Crawford Case Argument Covers City Theater Rule
In district court this morning Crawford’s case was argued with Ha Fan and Wilts present. The city’s attorney urged permanent restraining action against theatrical troupes, alleging violations of city ordinances. Crawford’s counsel contended the city cannot limit independent performances and urged a ruling on due process and jurisdiction. The judge indicated the matter would be taken under advisement.
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Crawiera
E. M
Eugene Ha- Fan
Wilts
Gronee
Lewia
Couwtond
Cape
How He Lost Thousands in a State Governor Vote
A scrambled OCR report describes Walter Fatlwell Fatlwell, a Farliigvon metioal teacher, losing a large prize in a Kaness governor race. It claims he was narrowly ahead before final totals, but two Republican votes shifted the outcome, keeping the capital prize of 310,000 out of reach.
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Walter Fatlwell
Kaness
Wallowell
Thele Batlote
pUcket
Tiwan
Pullwell
Ute Hud Hn
Sxace
Slenane Ware
Bin
Tim Corbett and Jeffries purse dispute discussed
Fragmentary exchange recounts a heated talk in Tim Corbett’s room at a Tre eel house about a purse split with heavyweight rival Jim Jeffries. The dialogue hints at a planned challenge or dispute and mentions timing and terms under discussion. The garbled text mentions names like Minnie and references to past confrontations and agreements.
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Pidluderprin
Bec
Sim Jeffries
Tim
Jim Corbett
Treeel House
Jeffriex
Corbett
Jeftetes
Corbetton
Foven
Minnie
Seine
Carmen
Third district roils over sergeant at arms race
Trouble brews in the Third congressional district over the election of four sergeants at arms for the lower house. Candidates include Fran Cawley of Cowley county supporting Greer and Campbell factions. John W. Skinner of Wine Geld backing Eckert. George W. Campbell backed by the Eckert faction. A Chanute meeting secured Campbell’s candidacy. Campbell’s strength rests in Cowley county with a district backer, while Skinner, previously defeated in north Cowley, faces Pollock’s Arkansas City district victory. The contest pits Greer Burton and Eckert Le Land alignments as supporters maneuver.
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Fran Cawley
Ing
John W. Skinner
Greer
George W. Campbell
A. Kansas
Eckert
Burton
Leland
Shatner
Pha Campbell
Campbell
Third
Mmpbell
Chanute
Cowley County
Skinner
J C. Pollock
Arkansas City
Chaffee Named Next Lieutenant General of U.S. Army
Washington dispatch says General Chaffee will succeed General Young as lieutenant general upon Young’s retirement, with Young succeeding General Miles. The WIC department notes the transition as imminent and confirms the sequence of command.
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Will
Young
U. S. Army
Washington
Wic Department
Chaffee
Miles
Eleven in the Race for St Louis World’s Fate
A panel will review ten architectural plans submitted for the Isommas building contest. Each contestant’s name is hidden in a sealed envelope. envelopes will be opened in turn to determine the winning design for the Kateos Building project in St Louis. The governor will announce the award after the review.
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St. Louis
Isommas
Prines
Mysterious Smoke At Building Belches From Neighboring Chimney
At about 2 PM town reports smoke rising from the third floor of the Crawford building. Fire Chief Wilmarth investigated and found the smoke originated from a neighboring chimney burning out, its smoke drifting into Crawford’s windows. No source within the Crawford building.
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Wilmarth
Crawford
Sued For Railroad Fare In Court Action
The district court suit filed this afternoon names L. E. Gideon doing business as Gideon's Big Minstrel Carnival Company and O. T. Crawford. The Santa Fe Railway seeks 67.67 for fare and box office receipts to cover transport costs. Crawford is included as cautionary, though not debtor to the railroad.
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L. E. Gideon
City railway adds two new factory cars from St Louis
Two brand new cars arrive for city railway use and will replace the current line car No 100 on the Washburn line. Five large cars are under overhaul but lack motors, delaying their availability.
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The
City Railway
Wight
St. Louis
Washburn
Tle
Lowman Hill Hine
Banquet Honors Morton at Chicago Club
Santa Fe vice president Paul Morton was guest of honor at a Chicago club banquet hosted by grocers and merchants. Attendees included Governor Longino of Mississippi, with invites extended to Texas and Louisiana governors. Longino attended, others did not. Morton had earlier toured Texas Mississippi and Louisiana on a state merchants trip.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Raliroid
Morton
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
A.H. Longine
Joseph D. Saylers
William W. Heard
Longino
New Trial Granted in Mount Ayr Murder Case
Des Moines Dec. Supreme Court grants Mat Hunter a new trial for the murder of Homer Holland at Mount Ayr. Hunter, once a nationally known college football figure and Iowa champion, received temporary reprieve as the case moves forward. Details out of Forbes after the gambling dispute intervened.
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Des Moines
Mat Hunter
Homer Holland
Mount Ayr
Hue
Supreme Court
Holland
X College Mihiefs
Wo Champion
Iowa
Meni
Cable opening in Honolulu to be celebrated as holiday
The opening of the cable between Honolulu and San Francisco will be a territorial holiday. Governor Dole will declare the day. merchants and associations will send congratulatory messages to the mainland and the cable will be busy with Christmas greetings to the states and abroad.
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Associated Press
Honoluii
Dee
Vila San Braselace
Honolulu
San Francisco
Dole
Hawai
Haliday
Hoosevelt
Territorial
Senate
Henry FB. Cooper
A. N. Kepeck l
J. H. Fisher
Renate Cooper
Territory
Foose
Volt Keopockui
Maud
Piehers
Cooper
Cooter Manley
Washington
William He Wright
Robinson
Albaugh Recovering In Bed Eight Weeks, Say Physicians
Morton Albaugh slowly improves from a serious injury suffered a week ago after a fall on the state house steps. Doctors warn the recovery will be slow and he will likely remain in bed for eight weeks. The legislature will be half through the session by then, delaying his return until after the session ends.
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Morton Albaugh
State House
Mzid
Mikely Gittre
Deputy Hollen arrests G. St. Carpenter in Chanute
Deputy U S Marshal Hollen Peck arrested G St Carpenter yesterday at Chanute for forcing Alame to a $30 money order. Carpenter committed to Bourbon county jail in default of bond with hearing set for December 26. The 8 year old daughter Lole Ebright of 1200 Finmore ill with diphtheria. Fire crew responded to 725 Buchanan St this morning. Involuntary bankruptcy papers filed for J H Sheffy, a Stafford merchant, case from the Second district headquartered at Wichita. Creditors list and assets not yet specified.
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United States
Hollenpeck
G. St. Carpenter
Chanute
Alame
Carpenter
Bourbon County
Lole
Henry Ebright
Finmore
Buchanan Street
GL. Walker
J. H. Sheffy
United States Bankruptcy Court
Second District
Wichita
Sheffey Ina Merchant
Stafford
Kan
Second Wesleyan and other church services listed
A dense schedule lists multiple church services across Second Wesleyan Front Lutheran First Baptist Lake Street Mission Free Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Avondale Northern Topeka churches with sermon titles such as The Face of Jesus Christ The Wonderful Gift and Christmas sermon and other Sunday school and youth meetings. Local pastors include Rev G B Howard Rev J A Ott Rev J L Howga and Rev Abram Wyman along with congregational activities and Christmas programs at various addresses.
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Second Wesleyan Church
Howard
Howaga
Front Lutheran Church
Fifth Land
Harrison Streets
J. A. Ott
Parton
First Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Crannell
di D
the Prince of Peace
Lake Street
Dunter CE
C. F. Im
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. McFarland
D. D
Floyd J. Seaman
Jesus Christ
Epworth League
First
Tattorian Church
Abram Wyman
Teple
Whittler
Neon
First Congregational Church
Harrison and
Seventh Streets
Prandht J. Hayes
Axiuther
Christian Endeavor
Senton
Reforment Presbyterian Church
Corner Clay and
Tanth
McLean Coleman
Luke
Third Presbyterian Church
Corer
Branner
Matfeck
Christies Weviers
Thea
C. EB
Second Church of Christ
Scientiat
West Ninth Street
Iam
Supreme court orders new trials for two murder cases
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court ordered new trials for Phillipe and Rooks, black men convicted of murdering Marshal Bou Adlled during a robbery arrest attempt. The Des Moines area note mentions Sleepers at Valley Junction, with unclear local details and a separate burglary report at Miller's drug store.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Phillipe and
Rooks
Marshal Bou- Adlled
Sleepers Et Valley Junction
Der
Valier Idunetion
Miller's Drug Store
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Church Notes
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Mred Scott
North Topeka
W. H. Houghtelin
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Euclid Avenue
Lane Street
Bub- Jeet
United Brethren Church
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Pishing
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Mraney
Lowman Chasel
M. E Church
Eleventh and Morris
M. Bowman
J. A. Stavel
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Fillmore Streets
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Pred Waldberg
Stedivh ‘Theological Seminary
Scott Medane
Asa Tual
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Hele Lis
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College Avenue
Joren
Charles M. Sheldon
P.m. Meee
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Quincy St
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