North Uppera Stamps And Local Notices Page Teems
North Tupera items include premium stamps at Costley a moat and local mentions of residents Myrtle Palmer working at Foun bakery and others in town. Notices cover school board candidacy, a surprise party for Clarence Wallen, Mrs Martin’s death at age 72, and a Baptist church reception with poetry recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costley A Moat
W. Averbi
North
Dakot
Myrtle Palmer
Foun
Mra
Courtney
Birdie Grinter
Parry
John Bhutta
Jackson Street
Roto
H Lyoo
B.D. Ry
Kansas Avenue
Philip Denistion
Cassillate
Nepublican
Flrst
Nicholson
School Board
Clarence Wallen
Pam
Park
Gordon
Lillie Wellman
Beashe Wise
Nora Starbird
Mollie Foeter
Laura Scott
Ide Waldmian
Mesnea James Patterton
Will and EA Cowdrey
Oscar Heeler
Clarity Matthews
Mac Johnson
Clark
James Wellman
Brartin
J. Martin
Meriden
Treabte
Yebich Sremei
Brrs
Martin
Kite
Baptist
Duriuwg
Will Ven Ness
Harry Lukens
Mise Taylor
Delia Brown
Bertha Wianr
Mabel Skinner
Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings
Real estate transfers show Raye boon El Chas to Jno Pritchet for $200 covering lots 14 20 22 and 24 in Tilmots addition. Everett to John W Everett for $2 conveying 16 int in Highland Park and 14 in Veale's addition. W L Hurst to Chas Perry for $500 lot 7M and south half 702 Van Buren St Walnut Grove addition. Minste D Norris to A A en $74 east 24.5 feet of lot 73 Norris Street North Topeka. A A Townsend to Miss TR Kneister $750 24 feet of Lot 1% Jackson MEnanerry. Barnhurst $104.5 to Barnhurst $1,280 Part southeast quarter of 5 11-15. The Sere transfers of real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Street
North Topeka
A.A .Townsend
Mis TR
Kneister
Jackson Menanerry
Gata
A. Afurst
Barnhurat
Sere
Richest Gold Strike Near McDonald Creek
A report from McDonald Creek Northwest Territory notes a rich gold strike and boundary disputes between Britian Columbia and the Northwest Territory scheduled near Ward Lake Marsh and upper Fuki. The era’s ad promotes Meges Diarrhoea Tonic as a remedy. asserts Be sure Abat Zeus is the brand carried by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharvay
Victoria
B. C
Marths
McDonald Creek
Northwest Territory
Britian Columbia
Nerthwest Territory
Ward Lake Marsh
Fuki
Demmleg
Ume
Topeka Commercial Club weighs banquet plans and road work
The Topeka Commercial Club decided to continue the annual banquet with a committee to set time and place and report back. A discussion on road improvements urged legislative action and municipal coordination, with committee members named for study and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Isatter
Swinders
Crane Cails
Topeka
W. M. Forbes
Benedict
J. B. Billard
S. H. Downs
C. Crane
BW. Benedict
Biicham
E. W. Benedict
D. O. Crane
Too Cold For Woodmen at Hamilton Ball
Delegates of Modern Woodmen fled freezing Hamilton hall yesterday seeking warmth in Sunflower camp on Kansas avenue. Officers elected include state consul D.C. Tiletson Tepeke and state citer P. G. Chubbie Relott, with state adviser Doyle. Forester team from Sunflower camp performed and Wichita was chosen as next year’s meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ball
Hamilton Hall
Sunflower
Kansas Avenue
Seventh Street
D.C. Tiletson
Tepeke
P. G. Chubbie
Relott
Doyle
Belleville
EL AL Enright
St-La
Forester
Sunflower Camp
Wichita
Street committee ponders Huntoon street plan despite opposition
City council street committee met last night to discuss the proposed Huntoon street between Topeka and Park. Opponents and supporters presented arguments but no conclusion was reached. A report will be presented at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Huntoon Street
Topek
Park Street
Strees
Pleasant Thimble Party Hosts Honor Miss Jane Hoss
Miss Jane Hoss of Evanston IL was guest of honor at a Pleasant Thimble Party hosted by Mrs. J. P Daniels and assisted by Mrs. D. L. Lakin and others. A two course luncheon was served as a large group of invited guests enjoyed socializing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hoss
Evanston
J. P Daniels
D. L. Lakin
D. C. McGray
Ed Hindman
Lillian Teitt
C. W. Jewell
James B. Hayden
Sarah Gil
Frank Manspeaker
H. L. Shirer
Homer €. Bowman
George F. Sharitt
Charles A. Blakesley
Louis B. Smith
D, OG. McCray
J. K. Hudson
Paul Hudson
Nathan Price
H. K. Tet
H. K. Tet, Mrs. L. Gladwin of Hoxton, atrs Ira O. Howe, Mrs. E_ W. Kinin
George W. Reed
D. P. Paxton
CS. Sutton
Ssrmond
Hampton
CC. Baker
Chas. Seagraves
F. C. Popenoe
George Stansfield
Howel Jones
Kittle van Valkenburg
Harry Lindsay
Alf. Robinson
Laura Weldling
Susa Jewell
Jessie Garwood
Lena McCray
Lillian Tefft
Lucie Mulvane
Miss Brewer
Bliss Lilian Whitelock
Hattie Jones
Library Hall Reveals Grand Reception and Fashionable Attire
A large Wednesday evening reception at Library hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Hudson, Mr and Mrs Wear, Mr and Mrs Black, and Mr and Mrs Hayden featured Moorish decorations, luxe seating, and a stage centerpiece of pink roses. Attendees wore white satin, black silk, and pastel gowns while out-of-town guests included Mrs A Connelly and Miss Willis. Between four and five hundred invitations issued, with several hundred attendees enjoying music, refreshments, and a lively dance atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewantnus Club
J.B. Gatchell
Tyler Street
H. V. Riley
Sputy
Leavenworth County
Mary A Dougherty
Leavenworth
Topeka
Mra. Riley
J. A. McDonald
Woodlawn Avenue
Denver
J. B. Hibben
Kansas City
W. N. West
Topeka Avenue
John Hunter
Pana
Joub Jul van
Nathan Price
Stra
Paul Hudson
Pillsbore
Kate Jones
Ematsa Whitmer
Mint Fauline Maier
Tom Whitmer
Malcolm James
Oscar Charleston
Herbert Harris
Seabon
Library Ball
R. Hudson
F. E. Wear
W. J. Black
James B Hayden
Library Hall
Ines
Miss Louise Willis
Mike Louise Allison
Miss Felts Updesnull
Jessie Meyers
Miss Willis
Batiste
Bisse Allison
Miss Updestait
George Crawford
Charles Blood Builth
A. Marburg
J. F. Jarrell
Eugene Quinton
Arthur Capper
J. J. Frey
Rielle Hall Smal
W.T. Crosby
Harold Chase
George W. Parkhurst
Charles Glend
C. Sutton
Arthur Murphy
E. Nipps
0. J. Harding
Rossington
Glenna Crosa
Hayden
Wear
Hudson
Beauty Rosen
A_ #_ Connelly
Mins Hubband
Mike Sadle Atchison
Nine Men to Decide New State Asylum Location
The senate this forenoon formed a special nine member committee from both houses to locate and authorize construction of a new asylum. An appropriation of 190 000 for building and 50 000 yearly after completion was proposed. Location to be chosen by the committee. Debate and deadlock earlier preceded Senator Lewelling’s relief measure. Adjournment interrupted further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kateas
House
Lewelling
Six Blocks Burned In Webster City Fire
A frigid February night in Webster City Indiana saw a blaze engulf six business blocks in the town of Names fifteen miles east of the city. Loss estimated at seventy five thousand dollars with insurance covering one fifth. The incident damaged the Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 and 114 West Eighth street where garments were laundered to preserve color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Wi Names
Peerfess Steam Laundry
West Eighth Atreet
My Friend from India delights Crawford audience again
The comedy My Friend from India played at Crawford theater last night before a larger crowd than on its first visit. Ada Gilman’s portrayal of Tilly was credited late due to a printing error, but her German maid role impressed. Louise Arnot as Mrs Beekman Street also drew strong approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Crawford Theater
Audienes
Orieinal Company
Companlooy
Ada Gliman
Tilly
Miss Gliman
Biss Gliman
Lawrence Barrett
Edwin Booth
Old Boston Museum Stock Company
Louise Arnot
George Mack
Ward
Mack
Charles Bradshaw
Kansas City
Ernest Warde
Frederick Warde
Charles Underholt
Vagrant Wilson Known as Farmer Wilson in Police Court
In police court yesterday G. J. Wilson called Farmer Wilson faced vagrancy charges. Chief Strauss testified he spotted him around billiard rooms and joints with no visible means of support. Hungate pressed for proof of work while witnesses said he never worked. verifications followed as Wilson claimed work at several places last year. Judge Perry fined him one dollar and a warrant was read for Dick Bell, who faced the same charge with bond set at forty dollars for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Wilson
First Court Appearance for Fess Wilson on Peace Charge
Judge Ferry opened police court proceedings as Fess Wilson faced disturbing the peace. Witnesses described Wilson attempting to obtain a 320 bill to "flush" and a late morning scuffle at a restaurant. Officer Pavey testified confirming Wilson was arrested without a warrant. Wilson was discharged as no disturbance was proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess’ Wilson
Judge Ferry
Otis Hungate
John Oakley
Nave McCord Mercantile Company
Topeka
Meriden
Fifth Street
Post Office
Wilson
Greg
Pavey
Wilton
Alm
Wison
Aldermen Rebuff Gilkinson Refuses Council Invitation
Chicago Feb 9 Dr Gilkinson secretary of the National Municipalities refuses to engage with Chicago aldermen. Mayor Harrison urged sending delegates to a Peoria convention of Illinois mayors and aldermen. Gilkinson insists I won’t have a thing to do with a council. The invitation is left unreferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilkinson
Chicago
Gilkins Son
New York
Harrison
Linois
Peoria
Banzai for Hobson amid Kobe ovation to officer
Report from Kobe dated February 9 states Japanese children cheer veteran Lieutenant Hobson as the Merrimac hero is introduced at a young sorority gathering. The event ends with an ovation, characters rising and shouting in tribute to the American officer. Also notes a chicken theft case in Arkansas City and a kidney remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Igncouver
B.C
Japan
Flobean RassHt
Manila
Poolrooms Raided Women Players Seized in Chicago
Police raided West Side poolrooms yesterday afternoon and detained seventeen women players, who were bundled into patrol wagons and taken to Desplaines Street station. Mayor Harrison and Chief Ripley ordered the operation after information that rooms were used by women patrons for gambling and as a social niche. Bondsmen including ex-Alderman Rogers and Albert S. Miller appeared to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Desplaines Street Allee
Wan Belt
Harrison
Ripley
Clase Egots
Pol Rooms
Binent
Captain Hayes
Chalies
Itamaurion
Bonner
Unwell
Moaly
Tarkin
Cowsrey
Desplaines
Ftort Station
Rogers
Albert S. Miller
Miles Gets Action Court of Inquiry on War Meat Scandal
Washington February 9 The president ordered a court of inquiry to probe charges by General Miles about meat furnished to the American army in the war and related matters. The panel will include Major General Ward and colonels, to be stationed in New York for the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles
Warde
George
We Tiwyle
Mingh Tntabery
New York
Collins seeks new trial in case with 22 sections
Attorneys for John Collins file a motion for a new trial alleging new evidence from the Nello affidavit. They claim jury misconduct including jurors discussing the case, reading papers, and consuming liquor, and charge County Attorney Jetmore with improper conduct. Jetmore says counter affidavits will be filed and surprises await the defense. no date for arguments yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
John Collins
Amisconduet
Jetmore
Ounty
Leon
Sle
Legislative Veterans Honor Col J A Sexton Death
Lincoln Neb Feb 9 The house adopted a memorial for Col J A Sexton and listed veteran members in the House and Senate. The body also endorsed Senators Allen and Thurburn on the peace treaty and praised McKinley as the greatest president since Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Col. J. A. Sexton
J. Osborn Chas. Harris
M. C. Hulett
S. Longley
G. T. PolsonJohn Francis
Moore
W. F. Osborn
J. G. Rees
W. R. Bigham
W. M. Rine- Hart
Luther Scott
J. A. Welch
George Davis
J. B. Remington
L. Heberling
3A. Walters
J. W. Bogenrich
C. B. Bide
J. W. Conrad
MM. Fuller
Elf. Rees
Loomis
HB. E. Richter
Jason Heimick
Levi Pritchard
John Armstrong
J. A. Reser
MN Caldwell
A. G. Forney
John A Fulton
T. J. Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Allen and
Thura- You
McKinley
Senator Cocke Leads Mitchell Petition For Anti Resubmission
The largest petition presented today by AIL Senator Cocke of Mitchell gathers signatures totaling 1.17 percent. Among them 131 are women and a majority are men, reflecting broad support for the anti resubmission position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocke of
Mitchell
Bow to Prevent Pneumonia Remed y Claims
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia when used during colds or la grippe. It asserts the medicine counters the tendency of a cold to develop pneumonia, lauds its superiority, and promises a money back trial. Available from all druggists with claimed warrants and branding against imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
War tax bill action and public works measures in Washington
In Washington on February 9 the session passed a war revenue act amendment to avoid double taxation on mortgages and leases. Debates touched broader tax burdens postwar as lawmakers also approved routes and rights of way for infrastructure projects including a railroad through Indian lands and a bridge in Morgantown West Virginia, with provisions aiding displaced homesteaders to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howe
Seoul
Hopkins
McRae
McKet
Sulzer
Bir
Mipr
Mr. Hopkiss
Mr. Sulzer
Witcoms
Ubell Homestead
Telephone System Acquisition Proposal Across Counties and Cities
A proposed plan authorizes the acquisition ownership and operation of a telephone system by counties and cities in cooperation with other counties and clubs. The objective is to assess and tax accordingly with a special session and an afternoon time frame for hearings and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator
Also Mentioned on This Page
ArFr
Tupera
McDonald Greek
Huntoon
Western and Southwestern Railways
St Louis
Philadelphia
Vandallia-Pennsyvania
American Stears Laundry
West Haventh Sireneeles
Peerless Komm Laundry
W. Std
Oxford
Barber
the Ladies’ Music Club
Mabel Martin
Potwin
Accociate
Lichtenstein
En Issesatis
Bernhard Friebel
Hardt
Stac- Lepnan
Han
Misa
Parkhurst
Anamie Rel
Weber
Chopin
The
Mills-Adams CO
Hobson
Arkansas City
Kan
John Rush
Winfeld
District Court
Geo. W. Stansfield
Sim Drug Co
Tepeka
Kun
Jon Collins
Mr. Jetmore
Legislative Veterans
Union Lda
Piptorhy
Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming
Utah
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Pullman Palace
Pullman Teurtet
Prom Kansas
Ity
Avary
F. A. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
Bayreanid
Sas
Goursud
Besarsis
Jones
Peka Steam
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
Telephonas
F. P. Bacon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!