Real Estate Transfers From City Properties and Streets
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and streets including Monroe, Lincoln, Buchanan, Clay, and Liberty streets. Transfers reference various grantees such as Maria Stewart, Prask Opie, Thames, and Stebbins, with sums like 5 and 50 dollars, detailing lots in Throop and King's additions and several street addresses.
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Geo J
John Norton
Hidour
Monroe
Mul
VB Stewart
Guaband
Kopband
Praskoopiemne
Northwest Quarter
L. A. Stevbinn
King's
Rvann
Lincoln Street
King’s Saito
Wheeler
Snyder
Clay
Quintond& Steele
Johrews
Ty Dyck
Lote Freck
South Helt
Lincuin Street
Grace
Buchanan Street
Stebbins
Ryans
Tonevin Street
King’s Assition
Curtis Guardian
Pachanes
Dean
Liberty Street
Tyler Street
A. E. Beers
Miller
Ashe
Pat Crowe and the Julius Prisoners Trial Report
From a period narration, Pat Crowe is described as delivering a letter and facing a sentence for past alleged actions near a tram line. The account notes Crowe’s trial, an attorney’s defense, and subsequent ongoing public discussion, highlighting tensions around his years in custody and legal proceedings.
Douthitt Tracy Sold at Sheriff Sale
Fragmentary record shows Douthitt Tracy property sold at a sheriff sale for fifteen dollars after bids from Jospe Douthite and Me Mulvane. A second bid reached thirty dollars before reassignment and final sale to Mulvane amid unsettled court notes.
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Marth
J. Ik
Malvane
Josple Douthite
Tor Guilford
Dudley
Mulvane
George Smith to be Tried for Larceny in City Court
George Smith, a youth accused of burglary at a city residence, faces trial tomorrow in city court. Jas Jordan is also charged with breaking and entering in the same matter.
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George Smith
Jas Jordan
Lieutenant Chandler Receives Newport Command for Torpedo Boat Bailey
Lt Chandler is ordered to Newport to assume command of torpedo boat Bailey. The dispatch from Washington assigns him to train officers and manage torpedo boats, ensuring crews can operate boats under one command. The move follows reports on France’s submarine success and underscores the need for skilled torpedo boat instruction.
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Chandler
France
Tox
Limeelf
Bomt
Yach
Boston
Call on Dennis Spear in county jail case
Three Indians appeared early at the county jail this morning in a case involving Dennis Spear, the noted Indian figure, and the alleged slaughter of his wife and mother-in-law. Patrols searched for the suspect as witnesses gathered.
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Dennis Spear
Te County
Joe Quacker
Tamily
Denis Sear
Railroads Use Free Employment to Punish Deserters
A long desolate look at how railroads hire via free employment agencies to place workers in Colorado and other states. The piece explains how agencies collect men, ship them for rides, and ensure they stay with the company, while detailing mechanisms to deter desertion and the economic aims of Rock Island and Santa Fe. It notes the reliance on younger workers and the limited demand for higher skilled roles while emphasizing the agencies’ supposed efficiency and the railway companies’ need to control labor costs.
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Atxte
Rock Island
Collevtt
Reck Island
Gree
Santa Fe
Colorado
Mapborniesh Seyack Dais
Aleepee
Sherm
Williams
Topeka Agency Shifts Pincue to New Work Assignments
A Topeka agency reassigns Pincue to different tasks beyond the pest control role. The move affects multiple workers and broadens staffing options at the agency.
Corn and hay prospects brighten despite drought fears
Secretary Coburn of the state board of agriculture notes drought has not caused disaster to Kansas crops. He cites 40,000,000 bushels of corn in heads and suggests the season may still revive fields, with alfalfa abundance helping offset hay losses. Farmers push stock to market but wait for rain to determine final yields.
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Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Fopeke
Corn Not Ruined Forecast May Bring Small Harvest
A farm report from Mencken township foresees limited corn yield due to uncertain rain. Local farmer Kinne remains optimistic that a fair crop can still be grown, noting early fruit injury but hopeful for timely moisture this week.
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Kinne
Mencken Township
North Topeka Society News and Local Visits
North Topeka notes list residents and visitors including Wm Bertram of Ehnont, Clark Nelswender in Silver Lake, Miss Helen Grater taking a job at W. B Spear store, Mr Emma Jack visiting in Topeka, and Miss Cora Reynolds from Lawrence visiting Mrs O F Whitney. Local events include a stereopticon lecture at North Christian church, a sale by Costley & Post, and church society meetings.
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Rima
St James
Bertram
Ehnont
Clark
Jerome Colvin
Ven Buren Street
Aliss Cora Reynolds
Lawrence
O. F. Whitney
Buchansn Street
Costley & Post
North Christian Church
A. James
Henry Priddy
Walter Spear
J. Huntey
Misa
Bearsburg
The
Wear Coal Company
Joseph Cromwell
Afiss Minoa McCall
Ide Cromwell
Ladies’ Ald Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Ed Grote
Heiny Pickle Company
AteRison
Florence Musson
Jewell City
JuGee Posstlethwaite
Mra. A
Muston
Cevar Heeler
Central Avenue
Ads Father
Las Vegas
N. AM
Zeke Marple
Indiao Creek
D. Shields
Meriden
Presbyterian Church
Glenfenning
Mildred
Phillies
Texas
Ilhal
Sue Wright
Ice
Phillips
Council Grove
Topeks
John Spear
Cheshire
Mfr
Spear
Wiliam
Hichard Spear
Frank Greer
Irene
Connecticut
Christian Endeavor Society
Verta Forbes
Epworth Lasque
Kansas Avenue Church
Boreohnson
Mies Peart Ireis
Clifford Lutes
Vielk Troutman
Quincy
A Good Move Vehicles Excluded From City Passageway
Newspaper note describes two new signs along the wagon way in the city building area. The passageway, used as shelter and feed yard by people and teams, will be restricted as officials decide to create an extended official corridor.
For Sale Real Estate and Personal Items Excerpt
Property listing and misc notes detail sale of a good tenement block near Iownsinsire of CU Knowten, Kansas Avenue area, plus fragmentary items about a church serendipity and local notices. Names and exact addresses are partially obscured in the OCR.
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Knowten
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