North Topeka column fragment ties to West Quincy Street
Fragmented OCR notes describe local column items in North Topeka with references to Kimball Printing, Mrs. etc. Mentions of West Quincy Street, church events, residents including Robert Keith and J Sagres, and scattered social notices and street references. Text is garbled, but indicates a community column with names, places, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Comatt
West
Quincy
J. Sagres
Pratessr
Bobi
Helenun-Taphor
Esbibiriee
Soraya
Pan
Erin
Bastion
Real estate transfers and property parcels listed in 19th century notice
A garbled OCR list outlines numerous real estate transfers, parcel descriptions, and owner names across streets and quarters. It mentions transfers involving Fokn A, John Suttow, Jeff Johnson, and others, with property references at Jefferson street, Madiant street, northwest and southeast quarters, and various lot numbers and parties including Emmaline White and J. Wagnener.
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Luy T. Hrimart
Fokn A
Iolmas Cis
Sie
TSS
John Suttow
Chatter
P. W. Thomas
Jef Johnson
Madiant Street
Cranes
Ta Faeny Eherman
Jefferson Street
Watliday
Armours Views on Livestock Packing and Prices
A summary of Armour's views on the meat packing industry and its impact on beef prices and availability. The discourse discusses modern methods, the packing house system, and the balance between producers, packers, and consumers, noting economic and supply implications for the United States.
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Serith
Anmsur
T. &. Sotham
Jane Hobbs
Boismarket
Armity
Man Nearly Killed in Highway Robbery Plot
Reported gang members Crock Wright and Pearly Atkinson, accused in a highway robbery attempt Tuesday night, were linked to the shooting of a man near a restaurant on Tower Avenue. A colored waiter named Bryan drew a revolver, fired, and hit a bystander who later died. Arkideos Kancked, arrested in a Kansas state ruin, is under police care as fear of his death subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkideos
Kansas
Bears Fruit: Reward Plan Spurs Arrest Over Evidence
In a city case, Rev Charis M Sheaton’s evidence reward led Officer Lures to detain Tusk Wikterns. A beer keg and pump were found at his residence. Bail set for Bisap Ee ted Creechers ae eee PLS. Authorities announce a $3 reward for rest and evination of Seapell wt. Citizens among those Meme ls Gnaly convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis M. Sheaton
Anti trust test case looms in supreme court
A key antitrust case proceeds toward the Supreme Court next week. The suit originated in Douglas County and centers on a United States Senator’s involvement with the Suarard Ol Company. The case questions the implications of government action and the expected term of service through March of next year.
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Lincolin
NetivaaRa
Supreme Court
Douglas County
United States
Theretons
API
Suarard Ol
Baker Wins Victory in Kansas Senate Appointment Fight
Washington January 17 a bitter contest over federal appointments in Kansas ended in a Baker victory. The dispute centered on Asa Smith named census supervisor for the Third district. Senator Harris delayed confirmation briefly, then withdrew opposition after a compromise. The Senate proceeded as a quorum was declared and Smith’s appointment was effectively confirmed.
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Washington
Jal
Kansas
Lemster Dorkes Baker
Asa Smith
Driker Smith
Harris
Confriiatios
Raker
Bruusht
Repubicans
Democrats
Ug Wittt
Harris Anston
Jones
Topeka Newspaper Debates Premium Selling Tactic
A solicitor argues over newspaper premiums used to lure subscribers. Wiley Coke challenges the paper’s value while Mr Cook defends the offerings. A reporter observes the conference noting state reactions and the heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Coke
Cook
Ares
France Smiles on Santa Domingo Settlement After Telegram
Paris reports satisfaction with the Santa Domingo settlement described as a complete French victory. Santo Domingo will pay the demanded indemnity and deny any anti French intent. Foreign officials deny any plan to recall the French minister.
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Paris
Jac
Hichard
France
Santo Domingo
Foreign Office
Tere
Blockade Raised Freed Rail Traffic to Victoria BC
Report from Skagway states the White Pass and Yukon railway blockade is lifted enabling traffic to Victoria. Dominion telegraph linemen PH. Clayson and Isa were ordered off the trail after Flex left Lawson on December 17 with 34 00 and have not been heard since. Men who departed a week later have reached here.
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White Pass
Yates
Victoria
Jan
Skagway
Dantes
White Pace & Yukon
PH. Clayson
Isa
Dominion
Lawson
Dee
Minto
Sousa Coming to Crawford Theater with Sousa Band
John Philp Semsa presents Sousa at Crawford theater on March 3 for Topeka's audience. The program includes marches united since the Sand here set February, and The Men Burned the Gun. Sousa's band features noted performers from New York.
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John Philp Semsa
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Sousa
Orty | Souse
New Fork
Indian Summer Prolonged Despite Rain Sending Forecasts
The Indian summer trend remains in vogue and is expected to continue, disappointing some readers. Tonight and Thursday forecast suggest continued warmth with light rain. Yesterday's rain totaled about three tenths of an inch with only a few snow flakes noted, not altering overall weather patterns.
Virginia Brawl Ends in Soldier’s Death at Phoebus
Soldiers from Fort Monroe clash with local residents and law officers in Phoebus Virginia. Joseph N. New Fern Mew are killed, others wounded as shots ring out. Newton is jailed on gunfire charges amid tense aftermath at Hampton naval reserves.
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Virginia
Negross Haven
Newport News
W. Va
Fort Monroe
Vitisens
The
Law
Phoebus
Jnaeph N. New
Fern
Abcet
Fred Ant Newton
Douglas Goerney
Hampton Naval Reserves
Young New
Ae Breen
Boe” Aiter
Negra
Dewey Heme
Carnegie Denies Paying Cable Tolls for Hoar Speech
A Washington dispatch quotes a Philadelphia paper claiming Andrew Carnegie gave 1000 to cover cable tolls on Senator Hoar’s message to the Philippines rebels. Carnegie denies paying tolls and says he would not fund circulation of the speech unless it aids Americans who need it.
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Hoar
Piliprnce
New Fall
Washington
Philadelphia
Congreveman
Andrew Carnegie
Senator Hoar
Philippines
Carnegie
Hodr
Tommy Sears Leaves Stir Over Prize Fight Allegations
Tommy Sears the self styled middleweight champion of Ineland exits a summer chase by police and sheriff after a disputed prize bout plan. Pier a Smoky Row restaurant owner says Sears and Parker backed by Sears ally fought over a stake, with Parker betting money and Pier confirming the setup. The trio allegedly separated during the bust and Parker reappeared later in the building, while Sears and Pier remained outside.
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Tommy Sears
Ineland
Sohn Pier
Pier
Smoky Row
Gainia
Sears
Parker
Paerter
Ant
Trouble for France in Caracas arrests in Venezuela bank directors
A dispatch from Caracas reports that due to their refusal to advance government funds, directors of Caracas and Venezuela banks including Frenchman M Monteubam and other foreigners have been arrested and imprisoned in Fort Caracas. The French colony urges dispatch of the French Atlantic squadron to the Venezuelan coast.
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Paris
Cazares
Venezuela
Caracas
M Monteubam
Admiral Dewey to Attend Mardi Gras Visit in New Orleans
A telegraphic report from Bathurst to the Times-Herald states Admiral Dewey and his wife will visit New Orleans for the carnival. The message, received from Congressman Meyer, confirms their attendance at the Mardi Gras festivities in the city.
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Admiral Dewey
Times-Herald
New Orleans
Say Bathurst
Lord High Chamberlain
Hex
Feday
Meyer
Deaths and Funerals for Cord Shalis and Terry Poulin
The funeral for Cord Shalis aged 18 was held at a church in Thane Shickie. Terry Poulin aged 17 months died recently at Fifth Street. The funeral will be held this evening.
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Cord Shalis
Teria Church
Thane Shickie
Kosh
Mstai
Terry Poulin
Slebt &T
Wanted Help and Miscellaneous Ads
Classified notices show several wanted ads including a housework position for a middle aged woman and a cook role. Names, addresses, and vague terms hint at household tasks, board, school attendance, and private arrangements with modest pay mentioned in scattered fragments.
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Indy
Pocitien
sEaferndes Noch Bend
Cashier. Journal
Saris Charles See
Wanted a competent git for general housework
WANTED A thoroughly competent git for general housework References required Apply tn tm Tytee st. WANTED Six bers to the grates 4 at pace Later work. Unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
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West Seventh Street
Watsess
Focal
Standard
Care Journal
Kaboas
Grom
Triente
Salon
Ahora Westie
Ice
Sansae Evens
Elmwood club entertainment and local notices
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs HC Robertson of 261 East Eighth Street last Sunday. Tonight at Elmwood club there will be a literary entertainment featuring recitations by Mrs A W Dasa and Frank Weightman and a reading by Arthur McArthur. The Twenty third Kansas Volunteer Infantry will meet at the old courthouse at 3 o'clock to complete its organization. Henry Latchford of England spoke last night at the Pires Congressional Church on Browning Carlyle Tennyson and Hugh. Rev CA Engstrand has resigned from the Swedish Lutheran church and has received a call to Rackley Kap. The church trustees invited P J Heroine of Hold to visit and to preach."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HC. Robertson
East Eighth Street
Tern
Elmwood Club
A W. Dasa
Frank Weightman
Arthur McArthur
Twenty-third Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Old Court House
Henry Latchford
England
Pires Congressional Church
Browning
Carlyle
Tentysa
Hugh
Wach
CA. Engstrand
Rackley
Kap
Tor P. J
George Coates
Tury
Hazen
Saeed
Ag Case via Ta Sea Eee Aaa Tee Apaaiee Ee De
Ag case details remain unclear in this fragmented OCR snippet. The readable bits reference an agricultural matter tied to a case or proceeding. No decisive entities or outcomes are established within the legible text.
City ordinance on street labor and payment enforcement
Ordinance No 2118 imposes duties on all Topeka residents aged through to work labor on streets alleys and avenues. It requires payment of wages for labor performed and outlines penalties for neglect or refusal to comply. The mayor Drew attests the ordinance with fluorescent accountability provisions and reporting to the council. First published January 47.
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Uwene
Ierase
Naumad
Tim
Serrecena
Sar
Drew
J. Ress
Leah
Iuenal
Ordinance 2117 Sets Park Board Composition
Ordinance 2117 repeals prior rules and reorganizes Topeka Park Board. It details five members with mayoral appointment, removal rules, president designation, and board powers. Addresses quorum, contracts, and park funding constraints. Includes a misplaced Lost Notice for a left shoe between Eighth and Jackson.
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T. J. Coughlin Hon. Co
Kansas Ave
Warren
Wolff
H. Hiatt’s
Lafayette St
North Topeka
F. Ta Moore
Ted
Relwhi
Firabe
F. Stepe
Stretorthwest
Evalise West
Emmaline White
James Jahren
Wits
A Sybston
Bulnae Sabatvinias
J. Wagnener
W. W. Brewster
Eien Atroes
Bradford Autier
Bowman
Fred St $E
Ds Devin
Marthaoer
Hepn Hendrix
Capitel Cire
Brice
Sever Canvert
Waabburs
J. F. Miadiee
C. Tiventrand
Maggin Eyendort
Lawrence
Curtis
Juba
Armour
Crock” Wright
Beward
Thurston
Standard OU Company
Baker
San Domingo
Pugiat
Tbouine
de Care Journal
Columbies
Cilless
Washington, D
Ing Territory
Lin
Suse
Mauctizon St. A
Hull
Revinerarion i Ester Co
Kansas Avenue
Golden Hole
Kassas
Trano
Rite Quick Aidress Graln
Bon Bulk
Gente Thos
Egna
E. Shaffer
Sir Kanses
Cate
Furnstedtroma Sroters
Yale
Ems Clay Street
Modern House
Itv
North Lake St
East Th Street
Su Wien
Milena
Sareet
Peredes
Ie Je
Count Calmsey
Ark
Mayer
Smnister
Park Commissionees
Ne Way
Uy Reialutien
Spemibers
Sopotatinn
Bamar
Amd
Journal Office
LOST
Eighth
Jackson
Moth
Kacess
Bachan
Sopeka Realty Co
Ea Macveeean
Ates
Iaemigration & Iy Co
Team Rouse
I. A
Madison
Momrow Street
L. Young
Pauline
Kansay
Tyler
Wim
Hannah Fe
Harrison St
Mateyeaker & Hi
Kane
Ida
Barnes. M.D
Joe
Cycle CO
National and
Union
Sundries
Toreea Cycle CO
Wapdrica
Capital Cf Brick
Maine
EHAIR
Topera Storage and Warehouse
Aetyik
Miltox Brown
Tan
Feeral Coacis
Guite We Crawford
Oldg Tepesa
Kan
Lovewell
Aseayer
Hayer
Lh West Eighth St
Ea Steam
Cisiniee
Gates
Mandolin
Stadis Hh
Iow
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