Judge Elliots Memory Memorial Adopts Eulogy Today
At Shawner County meeting a memorial for the late Judge Elliott was adopted. The biographical sketch notes his Willarsburg origins, military service in the Thirty-ninth Regiment, mayoral terms at Warrensburg, and long tenure as common pleas judge of Johnson County. The tribute praises his devotion to clients, jurisprudence, and family.
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Attoracya
Shawner
Juden Hillett
Vanes
Sculinel
Eilloth
Willarspure
Mito
Ellett
Winiter- Bet
Iowa
Tele
TSG
Parkes Crom
Sherman
Tillett
Warfeoalury
Mik
Welly
Hh Ranway Company
A. B. Jotenore
Warrensburg
Killett
Common Pleas Court
Johnson County
Stansiet County
Clunel Elliott
Better Behavior Warning Sparks Wichita Convention Talk
Republican leaders warn Wichita should brace for two conventions one to nominate delegates to the national party and another to elect state officers. Some oppose the plan urging May meetings while Governor Stanley faces pressure over convention duties and local faction dynamics. Hartford Times editor Baxter Durr dies in brief notice.
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Wichita
Weta
Stanley
Murdocks
Attorneys Return Involved in Kansas Strike Case Hearing
Davit Overnyer appeared in court on habeas corpus behalf of John De Heese seeking release from imprisonment. Arguments centered on writ validity and labor dispute ties to United Mine Workers in southeastern Kansas. Proceedings before Judge Thayer in St Louis aim to resolve the non salhems issue with anticipated early decision.
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Davit Overnyer
St. Louie
Appesis
John de Heese
Fort Scott
Morris
Olig
Gett
Pittevare
Deputy Warden Post Exam Open to All United States Applicants
The civil service commission will conduct an examination for the Deputy Warden of the federal penitentiary. Subjects include citizenship, special practices, and experience. Open to all citizens of the United States and from theMet area. Deputy Warden Lamon will be required to take the exam.
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Eeeavoesio
Wardes
Federal Penitentiary
Civil Nerview Commission
United States
Met
Lamon
ONeil Seeks Removal From Hutchinson Reform School
A contested dispute centers on T J ONeil a Democrat and Hutchinson reformatory director. Reports accuse ONeil of violating the law and call for his discharge by the governor amid internal management tensions involving Case Ward and Ward officials.
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Hutchinson Reformatory
T. J. O'Neil
Wouge Wity
Hutchinann Reformatory
Taedy
O'Neil
Ottawa
Reformatory
Lyvdys
Tme
Veray
Riformatory
Cage
O'Nell
Byer Shiworthy
Wardware
Ed Jones and Allen Huckner Seek Coulter Succession
Ed Jones of Holto Cut and Allen Huckner of Fort Sent vie for the Coulter successor as the department commander job at Kutlage GA is decided at Holton camp in April. A lecture course and a Fort Worth trip are offered with January train schedules and ticket prices through January 20.
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Ed Jones
Allen Huckner
Holtoo
Haldwin
W. W Martin
Fort Sent
Taire
Kutlage
Governor talks on reforms and pardons at church
Governor Stanley spoke at First Methodist Church on conditional pardons granted to convicts and letters from released inmates. He urged public support for reforms in state institutions and described letters detailing prisoners’ employment and progress. Fellow Kansans and a National Charities Conference in Topeka were also discussed.
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Stanley
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Delta
E. Faulkner
Minneapolis
Minn
Fawkner
Topeka
Faulkner
Stubley
State of
Kansas
Reform School
Tts
Ellsworth County
Wedge
Supreme Court
Tim
Tomilusion
Eaugh
Starley
Minneapolie
Humetell
Rensass
Kansas Hosts National Charity Conference Move
A veteran reformer recalls early work in the legislature and as superintendent of the Washburn orphans home in Minneapolis. He stresses American organization, local state-level charity experiments, and the need for Kansas to lead in reforms. He notes costs, governance, and the aim to uplift dependent citizens through coordinated action.
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Atchinon
Washburn
Minneapolis
United States
North
Europe
Centro Hell
Frst
Fecoktary
Aime
Kansas
Topeka
Fifth Avenue
Theia
Ross Block Fire Threatens Neighborhood
A fire at No 2 Ross Block on War Bur en rest between Fifth street and Sixth avenue was discovered in a first floor middle room. Firemen saved most of the structure using the chemical engine. damage estimated at 150 dollars. The blaze, blamed on rats and matches, forced several residents to be awakened by neighbors. The building was insured.
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Ross Block
War Buren Rest
Fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Mra. E. D
Wild Bill Hooper Arrested For Horse Rampage In Topeka
Local report says G B nicknamed Wild Bill attempted to ride a horse onto a sidewalk and through a glass window in Topeka. He fell, injured his head, was arrested, disarmed, and jailed. he claimed to be visiting from the country to fetch medicine for sick relatives and blamed amalipox cures for his condition.
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Wild Bill
Night
Wild Bill" Hooper
G. B
North Topeka
Topeka
Purely vegetable cure touted for many ailments
An OCR fragment touts a vegetable medicine claimed to regulate liver and digestive organs and cure numerous conditions from headaches to constipation and fever. The text mentions perfect digestion and references a drug company but lacks coherent structure and full details.
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Dway 6 CO
Social Week Calendar Highlights Topeka News
Social and Personal notices list a week of events in Topeka including Miss Grace Lemon hosting cards, the Ralston Health club meeting at the Rodgers home, and a Rag Time ball at Harmony hall with a Denver guest. It also covers engagements, a Topeka wedding of Miss Lucy Lord and Otis Barager, Epiphany parties, and society greetings in local homes and clubs.
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Grace Lemon
Mabel Wood
Ralston Health Club
A. K Rodgers
Helen Wilson
Emily
Lillian Wiitelock
Charlotte Page
Denver
Hudson's Hall
Mita Anns Harrison
Lucy Lord
Topeka
John © Lord
Otis H. Barager
Lawrence
John Q. A. Adan
Barager
Fr. E. Wagner
West Eleventh Street
Berager
Local social notices and club meetings in Emporia area
Emporia updates list society visits and gatherings. The Art and Literative Department of the Woman's club meets Tuesday at 2:30 at Dr. Mary Stewart's 64 Harrison. business to be discussed. Nautilus club meets Mrs. M. A. Waterman 1515 West Street at 3. W. T. K. club meets Mrs. James Gonder 826 North Jackson. Frances Smith of Bigelow visits relatives in the area. Several residents travel to Kansas City, Topeka, Galveston, and Middleton arranging visits and entertainments.
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Emporia
Katherine Whitley
Woman's Club
Mary ©. Stewart
Harrison Street
Nautilus Club
M. A. Watermin
West Street
W. TK. Club
James Gonder
North Jackson Street
Mises Myrtle Davis
Kansas City
Will Lyren
M.S. Hoover
Topeka
Mra Fartison Morgan
Maud Haaney
Fred Cole
Hinton
Charles F. Mourwell
van Buren Street
W. L. Gray
Raton
N. M
A. C Markley
Galveston
New Jexico
A. D. Wolf
Middleton
Ohio
Topeka Pastor Countermine Denies Exit Wish After Church Services
After Sunday worship at First Presbyterian Topeka Dr Countermine stated he and Mrs Countermine have no plans to leave. they expect a summer tour to Egypt and the Holy Land but will return to further service. Mrs W M Baird spoke on Korea and Rev W M Baird, Mrs Mills, and A O Wright addressed attendees about the National Conference and charity work.
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Countermine
Topeka
First Presbyterian
Topek
Expt
Moly Land
Christ
W. M. Baird
Korea
PAYS FOR A SLAVE IN TEXAS AFTER THE WAR
A 1860 note for the purchase of a slave in Dallas County remained unpaid until 1900s. Henry M. McDonald, a Paris, Texas lawyer, collected $70 from Joseph M. Dickson and turned over the note to Dickson. The slave had been sold for 160 dollars and freed by the war. settlement was disrupted by the conflict.
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Tex
Dalla County
Henry M. McDonald
Paris
Dallas
Joseph M. Dickson
Dickson
Real Estate Transfers Record From Local Trust
Hopkins and clos receive 360 and lots 4 5 for investment trust. Knowles and Bennett receivers list transfers to Jobs Ronin at 110 112 114 Western Avenue. J H Hunt et al sell Ella Street Pleasant Add. Olson buys 39 Clay Street for 1800.
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At. Hopkine and Clos
Knowles and Bennett
Investment Trust Company
Jobs Ronin
Western Avenue
J. H. Hunt Et al
Ella Street
Pleasant Add
Christian Olson
Wedi Sa
Clay Street
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The
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Jane
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Courss
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Morrow Mic
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Ucketa
Movant
Peron
National Charities Convention
Ross
Lincoln Post
Carbondale Coal
Good Win's
East Pitth St
Social and Personal
Dr. George Esterly
Topeka Society
George A. Esterly
Salem
Esterly
Salem News
Summit Street
Eleanor Rittenhouse
George
Hubert Hittenhouse
Pgehe Broom
George M. Esterly
Columbiana
Meaulllon
Alliance
Epiphany Party
Higher Millspaugh
George W. Crane
George B. Palmer
SB. Sheldon
Bishop
Millspaugh
Dean Sykes
Mew. Millspaugh
Avery Turner
W. H. Johnson
Colorado Springs
H. A- Tice
Madison Street
Harrison Morean
Maud Raney
Arkansas City
David Palmer
Josephine Shefinbarger
Glonta Cross
Irene Horner
Virgiline Mullane
Tom King
Jabu Waters
Clad Hamilton
Joe Morgan
Amd
Ed Wella
Lingumt
Devonport
Towa
Sue Sharitt
Kenosha
Wis
Lothing Company
Kansas Avenue
Auerbach & Guettel
Manhattan
Palace
LUSES
Bowie
Sean
City
Pirarie
Opie
Seton Trikes
Clark Kitna
Morton
Smith
Die
Joan
Iorary
Doc Snee
Babe
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E. B. Guild Music CO
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