Relief plan discussed by Armourdale and city committee
In Kansas City July 10 a joint relief committee from Armourdale and the city met in Convention Hall to plan future work. The tenor favored supplying relief for Armourdale’s sick and needy, with the committee headed by Mrs Lillis and a plan to press cooperation with law officers and the police. The meeting reflected tension as leaders warned of court action if recognition failed, and officials urged patience while agreeing to continue talks.
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Armourdale Committee
Kansas City
Kanade City
Kansas
Armabriale
Mittier
Enmemitre
Lillis
Armourdale
Enits
Cnmp
Altire
Lemeo
Bt Maier
Chatrimat
Kamens
Ity
Mir Willin
Nie Huthy
Hiartis
Dale
Annie
Some Seek Honor This Man Had It Pinned To His Coat
A stranger in town, L. Myers, aided by local police, pinned a badge to his coat claiming a city honor. He confronted a petty official at Kanrax avenue and asserted his elevated status with the badge. The tale recalls a boastful episode involving city authority and public curiosity.
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Renee
Chicago
L. & Myers the
My. Myers
Hook Island
Vitaliel
Msnistant Vity
Emports Jointist Fined in Emperta Case At Kansas Court
Fragmented report describes a July court action in Emperta Kansas where Henry Rees faced trial. Marshal Fowler testified about a beverage seizure and a liquor charge, noting three beer cases and minimal emotion. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Emperta
Kan
Potter Court
Henry Rees
Marshal Fowler
Notable Fine Paid in Jail Threat Case
A local case centers on a man named Meestak who faced a $19 penalty for an offense labeled as a sale of Miauor. He managed to raise $9 and was ordered to remain jailed until the remainder was paid. He was not jailed after paying half the fine and promising to settle the rest, with the threat of further consequences.
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Meestak
Terrorke Root
Rev John Maher Obtains Papal Audience in 1897
Salina Kan July 1 Rev John Maher pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Salina was among a small group of Kansans granted a private audience with Pope Leo XIII in August 1897. Maher, who joined the American pilgrimage to Rome, described the Pope’s speech in Latin and spoke of the United States liberty and republican virtues.
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John Maher
Salina
Salins
Kan
Len Nit
Dubry Maher
Wren
Thre
C City
Mather Maher
Welth Pops
Pentife
Leo
Amerie
Maher
America
American Republic
Yeamen
Vinewood Line To Begin Regular Service Soon
Topeka city railway tests a set of trouble cars on Vinewood line as crews clear obstructions from trestles and branches. L. E. Myers, vice president, says regular car service will start after the line is cleared and the public is notified in advance.
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Vinewood
Topeka
Cider Smith Forecast Signals Mild, Rain Likely
Weather notes predict tonight may bring drizzle and moderate rain later. Cider Smith believes temperatures stay near normal with a brief cool spell by morning. Marshall's band concert proceeds as planned with chances of light showers tonight and a warming trend for the next two days.
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Marshall
Topeka News Bulletin Highlights Local Officials and Events
Topeka items report visits by federal and state officials, court cases, and public notices. Frank Rousettes improves after injury at Continental Creamery. Police search for deserter Tom Sperling. City officials discuss plumbing exam board and gas franchise, with flood relief and social causes.
Potatoes to flood victims and local notices mix in Topeka item
Salvation Army offers 200 bushels of potatoes for flood sufferers and others, distribution Saturday morning with a wagon on hand early. Mayor Bergundthal fields inquiry from U S consul Albert Talbot about Julius Rothhardt, presumed dead since 1880s, potentially leaving an estate for his children. Police seize a few bottles in a whiskey case. a water haul yields no arrests. Kindergarten travel outing serves thirty-two pupils. police court convict Rachel Brown for maintaining a nuisance, fined and jailed with appeal. Sowers show honors go to Fabian Dickinson and others. lavender sweet peas and nasturtiums praised as artful. Deter couple in Gawker City welcome twins weighing six pounds each after long marriage. scientists puzzled.
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Fleuntken
United States Court
Colorio Springs
Frank Rousettes
Tom Sperling
X. Riley
Marshal
Eighth and
Harrison Streets
L. E. Myers
Vinewood
National Guard
Topeka
John 7
Joha Lucas
Bailey
John Nelson
Indépendence
Thorp
Paltes
Mension
Fred Scott
Plumbers
Topeka ¥. M.G. A
East Eighth Street
Ways and
Raz Company
Kansas Matusi
Yeterday
Lee Maxey
C. Ebm Cready
Charlen de Forrest
B.C. Bagby
3. J. Scott
Topeka Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Lucas
Gardiner
Attorney General of State
Coner F. Golden
Tenth Avenue
Quincy Street
M. Robinson
Quincy
Grand Opera House
James Flimmmer
Columbias
Halley City
Fort Riley
J. W. Padfont
John R. Mentzer
Kansas City
Kan
Argentine
Rosedale
Mentzer
Thele Mimiature
George W. Martin
State Historical Society
W. E. Mackey
Wes Berry
Chicago
Gray Kennedy
Topeka Railway
Kei Out
City Railway
Salvation Army
Lit
Gene Eral
Bergundthal
Albert Talbot
U. S
Germany
Julius Rothhardt
America
James Shealsey
National Joint
Tenneseetown
Thorpe
Social Settlement School
Fourth and
Jackson Streets
Tvo
Rachel Brown
Kansas Avenue
Lhoure
Sons of the King
Society of Paue Bors
Grace Cathedral
Cave
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Dean Kaye
H. W. Roby
Hays
Dennison
Miss Barrett
Fabian Dickinson
Weat Sixth Arena
Relf Price
Monroe Street
Ernest Offen
van Buren Street
Horace Schwarzkoot
Greenwood Avenue
Sidney Keefer
Lincoln
Social Settlement Girls School at Fourth and Jackson
The Social Settlement operates a girls class at the Industrial school corner Fourth and Jackson with Mra. Ph F. Glascow as superintendent. Assistants include Mrs. A. L. Sheldon Miss Loretta Fox Miss Kate Welch and Miss Addie Skinner. The program teaches sewing and domestic science while funds remain tight and space is limited.
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Mise Hillis
J. W. Giped
George Huron
Phil C. Chamberlain
Sondergarten
Bowman Memorial School
Real estate transfers in Shawnee area shown
The Shawnee Building and Loan Association transfers to Joseph Hastings for $100 on lots 1600 to 2806 inclusive along Lincoln Street in Quinton Heights. A. Gatlener and wife transfer to Cyrus Gathers on blocks S50 to S86 and Madison Street. Pierce’s adds Herrick Bros to C. Guthrie for $20 at S62 to Liz inclusive and Madison Street. A. G. Gardner and husband transfer to name on Madison Street, Pierce’s addition.
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Shawnee
Joseph
Hastings
Lincoln Street
Quinton Height
Adaty A. Gatlener
Cyrus Gathers
Berar
Madinon
Pierce's
Herrick Bros
C. Guthrie
Liz
Madison Street
Pierce
A. G. Gardner
Train Service Ad From Topeka To New York Or Philadelphia
A $2.35 round trip via Rock Island System lists train timing from Topeka at 3 45 p m with connections to arrive noon and 11 30 p m at Topeka. Tickets on sale July 4 15 16. Return via Lehigh Valley Railroad double track stone ballast and dining cars a la carte. Stops may be allowed at Niagara Falls.
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St Joe
Rock Island
Topeka
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
Blunder in Topeka Case Prompts Legal Technicality
In Topeka district court this morning, Gorge Klauer known as iH persistent jointist escapes trial over a wording error in the complaint. County attorney Galen Nichols is said to have used a fictitious name George Klauer and John Doe, with a misprint altering grounds to quash. Deputy Jamison notes higher courts have favored defendants on similar technicalities.
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Gorge Klaner
Topeka
x-County
Galen Nichols
Klauer
George Klauer
John Doe
Kidner
Jamisoa
Alexander Bankrupt Owes Creditors Four Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety One
Wil Alexander a Topetas wall paneler dealer has entered voluntary bankruptcy. J G Slanecker referee in bankruptcy has notified creditors to appear July 27 at 1 p m to prove claims and arrange for a trustee. Alexander shows assets 4285 with liabilities 4912. Council Grove Kan July 40 The city council rejected a paving ordinance to enforce prohibitory laws. Mayor Re Davidson supports strict enforcement but council blocks. D H Brown appointed city attorney. previous appointments challenged.
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Wil A. Alexander
J. G. Slanecker
Council Grove
Kan
Re & Davidson
D. H. Brown
Davidston
Electric light plant under construction at Leavenworth Soldiers Home
Light for Soldiers' Home in Leavenworth Kansas advances with the new electric light plant now in progress. It is expected to be ready for service by August 1, and once operative, the barracks will be lit with more than double the present lights. Additional freights will be arranged around the home grounds.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Soldiers’ Home
Prem Unt
Soldiers Home
Flood Benefit Plans for Twenty Percent of Receipts
A dispatch from Fort Gop Alberts reports a flood relief fundraiser with twenty percent of proceeds to the relief fund. The event, linked to a baseball game in Topeka, aims to support victims with details on venue Vinewood Park or nearby Minnwood, and plans for coordination continued by telephone.
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Ft Gop
Alberts Ruest
Hopelea
Marine
Alberts Ned Iis
Topeke
Stephone
Bass
Topeka
Burt
Vinewood Park
Minnwood
Vinewood
T. B.C
Relief Fund Grows for Flood Victims in GA
State relief fund for flood victims rises to 1203.50 with donations from National Mil home at Leavenworth. W W Denison as adjutant general notes funds and bedding clothing contributions to aid newgy comrades. Three volunteers to distribute funds and assess town needs while collecting data on old soldiers. Local circles and commanders participate in fundraising and relief efforts.
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Go Ark
W. W. Denison
Amstatant Adjah General
R. Pean
G. A
Staith
Mitter
Tts
Calatarn
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Cor
Kansas Ave
Dos Rios
Buffalo
Domes
Tay
Clothiers
Clothing CO
Hanai
Tom
Topeka Woolen Mills
Wilson Bros
Etlace
Gawker City
Jery
John Deter
Von
Gounda
Devel
Girla
Nichols
Alexander
Flood Fund
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