Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers recorded in the office of the registrar of deeds list Catherine Hayes to John Wagen for Lots 34 58 6h, Van Buren skewer M Tullis and wife to CS Martin for 200, part of section, J B Larimer sale to William & Clark, etc. Also notes on a 64 to 75 Jefereen street area, and various parcels in Steele's and Lindell additions. Aged woman in Guthrie, burial notices, and an advertisement block mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised for sprained ankle and a stable business update with new stock and boarding services. reader notices and subscription plea conclude the item.
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Teglater of Deeds
Catherine Hayes
John Wagen
van Buren Skewer
M. Tullis
CS Martin
Seni
Hesarve
J.B. Larimer
Wm & Clark
My Ua
Juchkean Street
Steele
Fossettior Elie Pate
Niles
Jacq
Annie Shinn
Whitcomb
Siise Dec
J. Ketchiem
MM. Pietehar
Lindelaan
Mts
Wis
Kansas Railroad Men's Insurance Co Endorsed by C Society
Railroad news reports the Kansas Railroad Men's Insurance Co endorsed by the Santa Fe joint grievance committee of the Carriers union. A wild cattle escape from Santa Fe yards leads to a $310,000 damage suit against Pullman and Santa Fe. The Railway Employers Accident Association, based in Newton, is being promoted for mutual benefit. endorsements come from the I. R. G. and other railroad bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
George B. Dougan
Agenda
C. A. Bype
Swope
Wan
Tipeka
Kan
A. RK. Glazier
Fred Weckerle
SL A
Argabright
General Board of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Railway Kngineers
Gepera
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railroad News From Newton Republican Depot Changes and Moves
The Newton Republican reports multiple railroad personnel shifts at Atamuerque and Santa Fe depots. Springer resigns to become traveling baggage and freight agent for Santa Fe at El Paso. A. N. Ery named depot agent. Depot improvements loom with a new Santa Fe depot sought and brick sidewalks planned along Seventh and Grove. Crew promotions occur and inspections in the Indian Territory noted. travel and station congestion described as the day’s annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Atamuerque
el Paso
A. N.ery
Talmage
Sante Fei
McCooch
Santa Fe Okent
Ecntions
Gan Marcial N. Mo
Wm. Tale
Santa Fe
Pittsbore
Klondike
Tate
Ick Maxee
Emporia
Elise
Magee Ia
Hoapital LH
Cardwell
Santa Ie Hallgay Co
Sante Po
Harvey’ Haw
Ciive
G. W. Curtis
Ghenuls
Graheman Syenley
Endian
Barat
Ladd
Topeka
Keck Island
Kansas City
Trevk
Newton Republican
Alaska Transit Rates Debated by Western and Eastern Roads
American Neighbors revising means to moot U P competition as Eastern and Western roads plan meetings in Chicago this week to discuss suspending parts of the law to meet Canadian Pacific rate adjustments. A series of sessions with the Interstate Commerce Commission may follow to align through fares and avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Chicago
Alaska
Paseencer Association
Canadien Parte
Abd Am Webra
Camadian Pacific
Wild Cattle Escape From Santa Fe Pens Sparks Lawsuit
Newton January 25 One of the notable cases to be heard in district court next month concerns House and Wolf cattle traders suing the Santa Fe Railroad over cattle at Canon City pens. The wild mountain cattle broke free during the night, scattering across the surrounding countryside. House and Wolf purchased cattle for shipment to the city and allege the pens failed to secure them properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Newton
Dada Rimpeon
House
Wolf
Santa Fe Raiiead
Canon City
House and Woulfe
Railroad and cattlemen clash over delays and faults
Treated as a news brief, the item notes contention between Failnad railroad and cattlemen amid snow disruptions. It reports specific engine movements, staff changes, and local officials visiting Woodward while detailing a separate $10,000 suit against Pullman Palace Car and A T & S F RR stemming from a wife’s fatal accident on board a sleeper en route to California.
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Leavenworth
San
Jesse W. Brock
Pullman Palace Car Company
PB R R. Co
District Court
Brock
California
Stalls A Work Truly On Pennsylvania Railroad Branch
New Jersey report from an old Pennsylvanian line tells of a skunk frozen to track stalling a freight train with fifty men aboard near Plemington. Fireman killed the animal after a long delay. crews dispatched and engine crews shifted for service while other items note staff sickness and promotions in various yards.
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New York
Sprke
Plemington
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Strone
Hind Fee
Aerial Monst ers Parade Dazzles San Francisco Crowds
In San Francisco the huge parade drew tens of thousands from across the bay as 15 divisions moved along Market Street. Spectators packed windows and roofs while a striking Japanese contingent and floats impressed the onlookers. Light rain later dampened open air events for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Market Street
van Ness Avenue
Ballwin Hotel
Um Street
Woodward
Jumper Threads Vestibule Bill Through in Car Ride Tale
Senator Jumper of Osage county tells a long, humorous ride story about pushing a vestibule bill through session. He speaks with Dr Pilcher and state board members on an asylum visit, touts his sly tactics, and jokes about streetcar districts while the conductor and Justice Alien listen. The tale ends with a jab about a lax ride and a plug for a laxative product.
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H. G. Jumper
Osage County
State Insane Asylum
Pilehey
Shane and
Wheeler
State Board of Charities
Juniper
Kansas
Justice Alien
Supreme Court
Senator Jumper
Kansas Statesman
Pilcher
Shane
Kimself
Osage Courty
Osage
Senate
Weill
Ovage County
Jumper
Dr. Pilcher
Osage County Statesman
Stock Growers Meet Opens With 1600 Delegates In Denver
Denver January 21 Not less than 1600 delegates attended the National Stock Growers convention in Coliseum hall to discuss chattel mortgage laws branded horses in the army hides drift and other issues. Cities including Omaha and Kansas City bid to host next year with a barbecue and buffalo elk feast and a Denver Athletic Club reception featuring local pugilists.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Wext
Denver
National Stock Growers' Convention
Coliseum
West
Buffalo
Denver Athletic Club
Political chatter and local notices in Topeka district
Reports from Topeka recount political alignments in the Sixth district with fusion talk among Democrats and Populist cross‑ticket hints. Scribes note editorials backing Coburn for governor, a Populist move from The Colored Citizen, local graft quips, and a string of civic events and appointments shaping state politics.
Local notes from Topeka crowd and events
Jailer eyes upstairs visits through glass panes as chief’s security. Marshall’s band set to perform Shepherd in the Alps and Paderewski Minuet with Sousa Bride-Fleet. Judge Williams to Topeka for Hillman case. creamery convention preps train delegate rooms. Commercial club pursues remaining $300 in woolen goods offers. Washburn Athletic officers elected. Bishop of the baseball team backs forming a major league including Kansas and Ottawa universities and Westburn college.
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United States
Lambert
Topeka
HA. Auerbach
Paince Clothing Company
Lawrence
Commission
Land Office
Robert Burns
Lincoln Post
Dean J. W. Sykes
Grace Cathedral
Kansas Democratic
Marshall
Topeke
St Antes
Andrew Mupp
Richmond
Kan
Mupp
DL Whittemore
Washburn College
Milas Kittin Fisher
Celle
Paderewski
Sousa
George Sharitt
Federal Court
Williams
Blanco Leaves Havana for Ratubamo Voyage
Captain General Blanco departed the Havana palace for Ratubamo by coast steamer en route to Cienfuegos and Santa Clara province then Manzanillo in San tiago de Cuba. General Parraso will assume his duties during the absence. Blanco issued a decree pardoning all prisoners under sentence for rebellion whose terms expire by February 28.
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Havana
Blanco
Ratubamo
Cienfuezos
Santa Clara
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Parraso
Presbyterian Ministers Form City Alliance
The Presbyterian ministers of the city met at First Presbyterian church to form an alliance meeting monthly. Dr J D Countermine elected chairman and Rev M Long secretary. A seven-member committee, including L R Smith and J R Cox, arranged the program. Rev J S Glendenning spoke on The Reconciliation as Fo rthed in the Life of Christ. Current members include Countersmine Reynolds Long Glendenning Bailey Cox and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. D Countermine
Long
Teva
L. R. Smith
J. R. Cox
Glendenning
Christ
Cliiance
J. D
Reynolds
C. Long
J. & Glendenning
J. W. Bailey
J. R Cox
J. R. Smith
Elkins Bill Allows National Banks with 25000 Capital
Washington report details Senator Elkins financial bill cutting greenback denominations to one half dollar or larger restricts circulating notes to par value of bonds deposited and reduces circulation tax to one half of one percent. The measure allows national banks to be established with twenty five thousand dollars capital and cites a town population figure of about 3.4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Elkins
Treasury
Cabinet council meets in Rome over bread rate and disorders
Urgent summons call a cabinet council in Rome to discuss bread price problems and social unrest. The meeting follows a deadly clash near Genoa where troops confronted rioters, leaving two dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Iscuse Sien Sires
Genoa
Monetary Convention Opens in Indianapolis to Ratify Currency Bill
Delegates gathered in Indianapolis as the monetary convention opened at Grand Opera House with Governor Mount and Governor Shaw expected to speak. The committee on revolutions is anticipated to endorse the currency reform plan, and registration at Venison House showed strong turnout ahead of today’s sessions.
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Indianapolis
Grand Opera House
Hisma
Mount
Indiana
Shaw
Town
Convention Aid
Committee On Revolutions
Commission For Currency Reform
Rumor of Big Four packing houses moving HQ to Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 5 rumors spread in financial circles that Armour Swit Morrin and Cudahy may relocate their headquarters from Chicago to Kansas City to secure better rates from the cattle district. Reports claim supply chains from the beef trade favor KC over Chicago. Also noted is a boast about a magnificent new Pennsylvania Limited train with a daily St. Louis departure and through service to New York. W F Brunner A G P Agt St Louis furnishes details.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Armour, Swit, Morrin and Cudahy
Lanis
Omaha
Bere Chicago
Pennsylvania Limited
St. Louis
Vandalia-Penneylvania
Pittsburg
Chanse
W. F. Brunner
A. G. FP. Agt
State House Expenditures and Officials Movements
January state institution costs show maintenance and salaries for Winfield Asylum Eling Institute Kansas City Olathe Deer and Dumb Shott and Topeka Reform School along with resignations and assignments of HB Fleharty and Webb McNall. References to oil companies, new state house doors, and insurance reports follow with brief notes on the Kansas war department and other state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Cheritice
Auih
Winfield Asylum
Main— Tenance
Eling Institute
Kansas City
Reform School
Topeka
HB. Fleharty
Concordin
Wamego
Horton
Atchison
Tex
Leavenworth
Standard Oil Company
National GO Company
Pennsylvania Oil Copany
Webb McNall
Standard Life Insurance Company
Detroit
Ohio
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Eure
King OF the
Dudes
Kirk
J. Wallere Kirk
New Fork
Wivndite
Dowsan
Guthrie
Chamberlain
W. CG Gould
Canal Dayer
Obin
West Fite Strees
Lixbury
Stare Journal
Dandruff
Aver
Ayers
Railroad News
C. BR
C. and Trainmen’s
Kansas Railroad Men’s Insurance Co
Pullman and
Failnad Company
Railroad Company
Wellington
Panhands
Rod
Brownfield
Astor
Topeka Shoon
Barney Mcllouk
Marshal Thompson
District of Oklahoma
Clan Adjuster
Texas
Hook Island
Charles Keller
Bre
Mike Verth
Verth
Guy
Chala Gang
Souder
Bixby
Soudier
Miictor Kimball
Missouri
W. H. Phelps
Bowset
Best Harvey
Noel Wilder
Pullman Car Company
Sante Fe
Engive Te
Shi
Fort Madisos
Pitoman Posecil
Ditties Cardinalas
Switchitis
Hnetoese Iutman
F. Phillipe
J. J. Frey
Fopekuard
Enginver Amerson
Lauwenworth
Popeltit
Tike Morgan
Markamith
Hee
Vii Sunfurtompies
Bere Watch
Arkansas
Auene Furtiiner
The
State Journal
G. W. Stansfield
Political Intelligence
W.d.Bailey
S_ TL Dodger
Beloit Gazette
F. D. Coburn
Colored Citizen
J. A. Gibbs
Kanats Chy
Abilene
Gibbs
Tim
Congress
Topeka Democratic Flambeau Club
J. Mack Love
H. FP. M. Bear
State Teachers’ Association
Stryker
Love
O— Charles 8
Martin
Salita
United States Pension Office
PS. Noble
Rockford
Phinney
Oskaloosa
City
Orkaloosa
Mississippi
Presbyterian Ministers
Elkins’ Financial Bill
BIG Packers
State House
Commieshiner Bretdential Te
Chetopa
Tin
FF. D. Covurn
Ete Board of Agricuture
Returniak Te
Ieee of Meckanten
Joes
Katkas War Department
Hock Dotland
Hoste
Rancha
Milier Himesis
Anetine
Canada
Lepdaville
Cola
Colorado
Dogen
G. A. Vin Hall
Ely
Asad
Maarten
Snaih
Wlan
Klauer
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