Real Estate Transfers List Includes Several Property Moves
Real estate transfers show multiple transactions across cities with varied amounts. Names such as Albert Wat lin, Be ee, H. mate et wi, and J A Hickey appear with parcels on Jefferson Street, Garden Place, and Topeka avenues. Other entries note buyers like B Bush and Wabash Street sellers, with sums including 500 and 350 dollars.
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Albert Watlin
Auburndale
H. Mate
Jefferson Street
Gabe
Stew. Smith
Ms Street
Seniana Renin
Garden Place
B. Miller
C. Peck
Topeka
Minsford
Sk Batley
Bush
Morris
West Bias
Town Co
B. Harrison
Inv. Co
A. A. Rodgers
Kansas Avenue
Stitaker and Wify
Brad. iv. Sa
Reno Avenue
Want No Chaplains National Liberal Party Organized For tien of Church and State
The National Liberal Party is organized to oppose chaplains in church and state, arguing for separation and regulatory reform. Reports from January 27 note discussions on Sabbaths, property and public duties, with leaders urging more explicit separation and less religious entanglement in government.
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National Liberal Party
Fortien
Innath
Soeeties
Arteettien
Dommmertt
Thomas Mmemrial Maireswes Ware
J. T. Wyscarver
Cure Cancer With S. S. S. Mercury Free Blood Remedy
A reader letter from Atlanta Georgia describes a hereditary cancer belief and promotes S. S. S. as the sole cure for deep seated blood troubles. The missive traces a jaw lump to cancer and claims the tonic expels poison, preventing recurrence.
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Peter
Atlanta
Injured in Brooklyn theater stair fall sues owner
Robert Fitzsimmons filed a $50,000 suit against Percy Williams, owner of the Orphum theater in Brooklyn, claiming injuries from falling down dark stairs in the lobby. He aimed to fight Jeff in the near future and sought compensation for the mishap amid the busy New York news cycle.
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New York
Robert Fitzsimmon
Percy Williams
Orphum
Brooklyn
Firesimmons
Williams
Jeffrie
Etter
Tada
Kansas Defeats William Jewell In Thrilling Match
Lawrence Jan 27 Kansas University basketball team beat William Jewell in an unusually exciting game. Karieas Smith and Joe Alford starred for Kansas while Prince and H G Garnett led William Jewell. Referee Harley Benson drew criticism for several decisions. Jewell led early and part of the second half before Kansas rallied with three quick goals at the end.
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas University
William Jewell
Gutardsy
Por Karieas
Smith
Joe Alford
Willa Jewell
Prince
H. G. Garnett
Harley Benson
Kansas
Willan Jewell
Ferns Will Fight Tonight Chicago
Ferns prepare for a boxing bout in Chicago facing Australian Tim Murphy with plans if needed to go the distance. Trainer Styve Hommedieu, arriving from New Orleans, says Murphy is tough and Ferns intends to pursue victory before any gift offers.
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Chicago
Tim Murphy
Te Seeneem
Murphy
Eden
Memphis
Tenn
Jan
Ormonde
Sylviator
Stxye
Hommedieu
New Orleans
Tot Springs
Hho
Kid Carter Entered in All Maga Events for 2 Year Olds
New York on January 27 reports Joe Macias, manager of ita Broad bananaed Kid Carter, the Brooklyn middie weight, will be ready to face any middie weight in maga events for two year olds.
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Kid Carter
New York
Joe
Hook Pamey
E. A. Rondebunk
C. van Hors
Ne Sarre
Hollenbeck Named Captain for Iowa Eleven
Iowa City reports Janee Universi tf Town football standout Hollenbeck takes cap lead. Henry Stating Bitte Buck of Sheldon to join next year. Hollenbeck was Iowa's left end last season and played for Beloit in 1808 and 2600.
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Hollenbeck
Iowa
Iowa City
Janee Universitf
Henry
Bittebuck
Sheldon
Hiltlenbeck
Beloit
American Entries in England for British Races
London January 37 The racing calendar lists New York entries for 1901 British races including Volodyevaki Nosturthum and Intruder for the Ascot cup and Kilmarnock I and Viceski for the Sempton Park Jubilee Stakes.
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England
London
New York
FE Wee
maMmareecie Pox Volodyevaki Nosturthum
Intruder
Kilmarnocki
Viceski
Watkins Signs Port Wayne Third Baseman for A A League
Indianap ally Jan 27 President Watkins has signed Charles Babb the Port Wayne third baseman for the American association chat. eriies Lasky with Washington last ce ha ees ce
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Watkins
Indianapally
Ind
Charles Babb
Port Wayne
Inceeass American Association
Eriies Lasky
Washington
Murdock Declares Candidacy for Congress in Fourth District
Veteran editor T B Murdock announces his Republican nomination bid for Congress in Kansas's Fourth District opposing incumbent Miller. He pledges honesty, hard work, and opposition to backroom deals, offering to serve only if fairly endorsed by Butler County and the district's Republicans. He will not seek patronage or outsider appointments.
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Congress
T._B. Murdock
BE Dorado
Miller
Consren
Huwe
Butler County
Unies
Butler
Republicana
Postminster
el Doratio
Admiral Schley Quiet Day at Chicago After Services
Admiral Schley and Mrs Schley spent a quiet day in Chicago visiting Trinity Episcopal Church and a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris. They attended church with Mr and Mrs A Munger, greeted friends, and later joined a lunch and entertainment arranged by the Board of Trade. A formal reception and carriage drives were scheduled with local officials and friends present.
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Chicago
Schley Bunday
Schley
A. Munger
Bhecock
Trinity Fyisconal Church
Mare
W. A. Guerrey
University of the South
Séwannee
Admairal Schley
Fanart
Cimiral
Behiey
Tie
Nat Drs. Sohiley
Tra
Darien
Hed Myra Jute Morris
Wee
Ind
Board of Trade
Loulrine
Aira
Seley
E. Taslor
Board of ‘Teadeth
Howex
Pendensis Club
Masonic
Sis
Disagreement Over Fees Hinders City Court Jurisdiction
Sheriff Cook and city court officers clash on jurisdiction. City court deputies once took a prisoner from Emporia to Topeka, prompting Sheriff Cook to protest. He argues the trip burdens the sheriff and city offices while the matter awaits county attorney guidance.
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Cook
Cian
Umcces
Emporia
Topeka
Nevar Missioners
Murder charge arouses strong legal fight in Coffelt case
Winfield Kansas January hearing begins for O W Coffelt charged with the murder of George C Montgomery Atchison Topeka Santa Fe detective. Prosecution relies on circumstantial evidence while defense argues against direct testimony. Montgomery was killed October after a dispute with ranchers linked to Geo Miller and others. Colorado bound Pinkerton lead tracks Coffelt to Pawnee Oklahoma where he was jailed.
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Winfield, Kan
O. W. Coffelt
George CC
Montgomery
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Coftell
Kansas
Oklahorma
Oliver
Bia
Torrence
Santa Pee
William P. Hackney
T. Liberty
Topeka
Philip Montgomery
Coffelt
Pawnee
Te Place
Coffeit
Geo Miller
Winfield
Santa Fetoad
Miller
Banta Fe
Alabam
District Court
Cowley County
Perry
George Miller
Bliss
W ©. Johnson
Johnson
Johmson
Coffett
N. W. Bush
Kansas City Pinkerton Agency
Gan
Colorado
Iman
O. W. Cofeit
Cers
Pawnes County
Zoris Ee Ee
Port
Nightly Thanks At Dinner Marked By Gentle Manners
A brief note describes a man who, before retiring, bows his head and returns thanks after meals are given to him, highlighting quiet gratitude and practiced politeness in daily routine.
Tax collection dispute halts Kansas Southwestern train move
Wellington sheriff levied on a Kansas Southwestern line train now owned by Santa Fe to cover a $2,000 intrastate tax claim. The train was moved to Caldwell and guarded. depots at South Haven, Drury, and Caldwell were seized. An injunction blocked interference, but delays in bond stalled the summons and the train stayed held until Saturday noon.
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New Orlean
Orleans
Levoy
Oane
Esen
Velie Clark
Wellington
Bhawver
Santa Fe
South Baver
Caldwell
South Haven
Drury
Hattelbaeh
Banta Fe
Isume
Auxiliary Installations at Carbonham Installation Held
At a joint installation in Carbonham Col J Haysport No MG AR and its auxiliary elected to serve the coming year with President Annie Duffy Senior vice Line Jones Junior Vice Margaret Larhan treasurer Alice Erskine chaplain Laura Shorten secretary Alice M Gullivan conductor Mellie Jones
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Maud Catreen
Sarah Oldham
Geo. Davies
Department
Lingle Jones
Margaret Luman
Cortain
Downfall of a Pastor in Kansas City
A Kansas City minister Rev BH Irwin confessed at a Tidings of Joy mission meeting that he was drunk from Saturday night until his arrest, claiming Satan tempted him and that he fears a final fall. He vowed he cannot survive another collapse, urging redemption in a struggle between the Lord and the devil.
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Kansas City
Kas
Jangi
Irwin
Joy Mission
Lord
Satan
Junction City Republic Forms After Party Shift
Emporia thinks its gas story continues as flames burned W N Evans farm house nine miles south of Emporia. Gas flowed and experts will be brought to investigate the well as authorities report a blaze that sparked fierce flames before being extinguished.
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Ieading
Gee State
Parcedes
Junction City Republic
Emporia
Empora
W. N. Evans
Evans
Soul Immortality Questioned In Parkhurst Sermon
In a Madison Square Presbyterian sermon on immortality Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst argued souls are not inherently immortal. He asserted death ends the soul with body death and warned against insurance promises of eternal survival. The speech draws attention as many Presbyterians hold to traditional immortality beliefs.
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New York
San
Charles H. Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Parkhurst
Wireless Talk Between Cunard Sisters Umbria and Etruria
New York reports the Cunarder Umbria, fresh from Liverpool, via wireless talks with sister ship Etruria. Operator Franklin on Umbria received Etruria’s call at 11:40 a m last Wednesday, conversation lasting three hours thirty minutes. Distances ranged from 22 to 110 miles, with rapid exchanges and marconi apparatus aboard. A brief witness disruption occurred as Marconi’s cockpit aboard the Umbria faced audience impact and police were summoned during a disturbance.
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New York
Liverpool
Teans
Franklin
Umbria
Marconi
Pig Price Rise At 41 19 Cents Per Pound Announcement
The American Cementing Reining company issues notices nationwide about a price increase to 41 19 cents per pound, marking a ten cent rise per 199 pounds. Details reference the Denver saga and the Union Pacific City Ticket Office.
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Denver
Acperican Benciting Reining Company
Eect
United Rates
City Ticket Office
Union Pacific RR
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