Fragmented Snapshots of Local News and Notices
Readable fragments mention a marriage grant for Minnie a. Sxid Bares Pots and other names in Garfield park area. Pieces describe a bright returning from Frederisarel with bicycle and baby carriage, a Kodak friend, and various city scenes including a tennis tournament and church matters. The garbled text references to Topeka events and minister counts, with scattered mentions of ships and court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gummer
Walters
Fidels
Park Yee
Lena
Mice Murtock
Wepela
W. ¥. Morgan
Aiarry
Minnie A
Jeka Aeigets
Garfield Park Tile
Hood
Facaa
Tee
Hie
Wits
Mystery claims swirl around mayoral district scene
Fragmentary notes describe a tumult in the district court contest and public figures reacting to a claimed big story. A Topeka man questions the tale while locals debate affidavits and street disruptions linked to a late night event at a tavern.
Shot On Church Steps in London Wales Tragedy
London July 21 The dead body of a man was found on the steps of Trinity church Landuno Wales. Death resulted from a revolver shot. An envelope in a pocket identified the deceased as Alfred Poole from Coal Glen Col. A letter dated April 9 from G W Bakes of South Water Street Denver matched the clue.
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London
S mi
Trinity Church
Landuno
Wales
Alfred Poole
Coal Glen
Col
G. W. Bakes
Bouth Water Street
Denver
Kalghis
Autos for St Louis contested streetcar primacy
St Louis reports a new corporation with capital of 500000 to place automobiles in service against streetcar systems. The Grajuetars aim to operate by October, offering autos and omnibuses along chosen routes at threatening prices. Members include Georg D. Rosenthal, Erbert A. Wacrer, FW Abbott, HJ Gamble, with General Electric and General Construction as associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St Louis
Grajuetars
Cuba
Efmiem
Georg D. Rosenthal
General Electric Company
Herert A. Wacrer
Dion Electric Company
Missiedinpl
FW. Abbott
H. J. Gamble
General Construction Company
America
Vanderbilt party fends off camera flash at Bailey's Beach
Willam K. Vanderbilt Jr his wife and sister in law along with Herman Oelrichs were returning from Bailey's Beach when a survey in the opposite direction brought three newspaper men who shouted and crowded close. Vanderbilt lunged for the camera but it moved beyond his reach. no injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Jay
Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Herman Oelrichs
Bailey‘s Beach
Vanderbilt
Lefort
Remarkable 19th Century Press On Admiral Dewey Crew
Newspapers describe Olympia crew from diverse nations including American, French, Austrian, Chinese and Russian sailors. One paper praises Dewey while another bans public speeches about the admiral to honor Spain’s surrender era.
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Tenion
Admiral Dewey
Alhough
Olympia
Heh
Fy Ford
Adeiral Dewer
Ais
Spain
Cuban Revolution Prompts Talks on New Party Formation
A fragmentary report discusses Cuban revolutionary figures and a possible new party in Havana. It references Guoprul Garcia and a potential alliance with U S support, mentioning concerns about the island's governance and future political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Vuy
Garta
Havana
SULT AGAINST MEXICO REACHES SUPREME COURT
Washington reports a ruling in favor of John M. Hassard after a dispute over 31 015 000 in potash bonds issued Sept 1 1865 by the Republics of Mexico Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi. Justice Glenerich of the supreme court granted the decision against Morgan & Co. and related defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uty
Pnit
Tates
Mexico
Tamaulipas
San
John M. Hassard
Glenerich
Supreme Court
JY. Morgan & Co
Filipino Resistance Argues War Unwinnable Says Americans Could not conquer Philippines
Fragment from a February article quoted by James M. Chase argues that the conquest of the Philippines by the United States is impossible. It asserts Filipinos can endure, cites Cuba and Hubli as examples, and warns the U S would face massive costs, prolonged occupation, and political backlash. It notes rumors in American circles of mounting protests and questions Otis’s demand for more troops.
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State Historical Society
JW. Oxtes
Filiping
James M. Chase
United States
Russia
Volind
Aristo
Cuba
Hubli
Grexier
Republ
Paige
Améri
Eum
Democratic Party
Thelield
Acton
Manila
Fringhs Dolley
Ube
Fey
Sis
Otis
Filinos
War letters from San Fernando reveal hopes amid delay
Scott Gard writes from San Fernando to his brother Iola describing wartime news in the Philippines. He notes delays in letters, reports volunteers may depart by July, and reflects on the ongoing conflict and morale as the garrison endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Gard
Iola
Iola Reetster
San Fernando
We Should Not Demand More Than They Can Do
A first person account laments unequal burdens on volunteers in the Philippines and argues soldiers must endure heat, hunger, and exposure while others stay in barracks. The writer praises Kansas troops yet criticizes the broader war effort and media praise, noting heavy losses and the strain on regiments like the Nebraskas.
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Philippines
Cuba
Kan- Sis
Tne
Tsuw
Nebrasks Regiment
Herve
Unies
Kansas
Manila
Hansna
Otegers
Praise Kansas as Crop Outlook and Politics Talk by W A White
Chicago July 21 William Alien White editor of the Emporia Gazette visited Chicago to discuss Kansas crops and politics. He predicted a strong corn year despite uneven wheat, noting bright prospects for corn, plentiful tame grass, and rising cattle prices while warning of farm income pressures and political shifts tied to agricultural markets.
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W. A. White
Chicago
The
Times-Herald
William Alien White
Emporia
Kus.) Gazette
C. L. Williams
White
Kansas
Kenas
China
Ingalls
Beefore McKintey
Uie
Kansas courts Roosevelt while keeping faith with McKinley
A Kansas voice weighs political loyalties amid talk of a big crop and Republican prospects. The piece notes Kansas favors McKinley yet flirts with Roosevelt, likening the flirtation to Mrs. Micawber’s hopes, while believing the state remains pledged to prosperity through McKinley.
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Kansas
McKinley
Siena
Roosevelt
Micawber
Mr. McKinley
Teddy
Dewey Victory Not Likely as Bryan Appears Unbeatable
Belmont, of Belmont Chicago, says Admiral Dewey would not run and Bryan remains the Democratic favorite. He notes New York Democrats back Bryan for honesty and courage, while Gorman lacks support. Belmont doubts any eastern move to replace Bryan, and asserts no alliance can unseat him.
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Rough Riders
CG. Whitney
Belmont Chicago
Oliver H. P. Bel Mont
Perry Belmont
Commodore Perry
Annex
Belmont
William C. Whitney
Europe
Fie
Mr. Whitney
Admiral Dewey
Wayman
Whitney
Mr. Helmont
Bryan
Mr. Belmont
Ryan
Bevan
New York
Tammany Hall
East
Gorman
Real estate transfers listed for several Kansas parcels
Real estate transfers include Mary A. Corneille to Gutsch for 32000 on Beacon Street Daniels subdivision lot 2 4 6 and others. H C Bentien et al to CB Mer Yam on Kimwood Avenue Potwins subdivision south 48 feet of north 48 feet of lot 4. Meartbore and wife to Squire Joseph Sage for 285 on Lime Street Parkdale addition. Shawnee County tax deed to George M Noble for 25 64 on Quincy Street. George M Noble and wife to National Life Insurance company for 1 on same parcel. Imperial Mutual Loan and Savings Association for 100 on Kansas Avenue. Fensky and wife to John Helm for 26 on lots 5 7 9 Lake Street Fensky's first addition. John K R Mulganе and wife to H May for 1 on West Street Thurston Place addition. Suffering note about sore throat and cure in 24 hours from Hawesville Kentucky.
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Mary A. Corneille
A. Gutsch
Beacon Street
Daniels
H. C. Bentien Et al
Mer- Yam
Kimwood Avenue
Potwin's
I. Meartbore
Squire Joseph Sage
Lime Street
Parkdale
Shawnee County
George M. Nobte
Quincy Street
George M. Noble
National Life Insurance Company
Emperial Mutual Loan and Savings Association
Kansas Avenue
F. Fensky
John Helm
Lake Street
Fensky
John KR. Mulgane
H. May
West Street
Thurston Place
Largest in the world gold reserves cited by U S treasurer
Ells H Roberts, treasurer of the United States, addressing the Maryland Bankers Association in Ocean City, says gold in circulation has risen sharply since 1898 and calls for Congress to place the nation on a definite gold standard. He notes the high gold stock, compares international stocks, and argues for currency reform to include all forms of money under a legal standard.
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Ocean City
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Ells H. Roberts
United States
National
Bankas
Trent
Moldeoly
Pacific Coast
Europe
France
Great Britain
Germany
Congress
SF Route Tickets On Sale For Pueblo Denver Return
Tickets on sale August 5 7 and 10 for travel between Pueblo and Denver with stopovers. Includes limited August 31 travel option. Features likely include Pullman sleepers free chair cars rock ballast track block signal system and Harvey dining route. Perfection Starch mentioned.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Puilmart
Harvey Dining Roote
Fragmentary legal notice details unresolved dispute
Partial OCR text describes a contested claim involving Martha A. Taylor and Daniel Taylor with references to a suit against a Rock and a fight over a dist of or huabatd. The readable fragments mention a court action, Tudor the ace, and attempts to uncover the truth through a long-standing claim with no clear resolution or specifics available.
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Martha A. Taylor
Daniel Taylor
Tudor
General Anderson Clarifies War Claims in Pacific Tactics
Gen Anderson commanding the Lakes department disputed yesterday’s flighty claim that he could have finished the Philippine war with his division alone. He said pacific forces, but emphasized that a division commander’s business is to fight, not telegraph strategic views. The governor general’s restraint by diplomatic considerations is noted in his remarks.
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Anderson
Department of the Lakes
Disorderly Woman Refuses Move After Ramsey Order
Chief Ramsey orders Annie Ragan to relocate from a disturbance on tower Kansas avenue. She resists, invading a residence and moving to a car. Case notes aggressive complaints and ongoing defiance, with no clear end in sight.
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Topeka
Pottees
Ramsey
Mra
Annie Ragan
Kansas Avenue
Ieee Res
Ramecy
Jen
Teubier
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Eines Martes
Kodak
Lonwiten
Carryiog
T “Suaing
Lanviinworth
Infaneson
Tft
Iain
Remon Pany
Galea
Mikasa
Brent
Platt the Smith
Oman
KhaTeas
Sealor
Wupchaly
Wichita
McKeever
Annagath
Denver Post
Tinera
Meredith
Tapes
Fee Sasin
Count Tie Rakes
Royal Baking Powder
Alon
Ovak Tin
Mary A. Portias
Diatrick Court
Martin
Colorado
AUTOS
E-Vanderbilt, Jr
Dewey
Admiral
Samie
Garcia
Napoleon
Paz
Dewey VS. Bryan
Gilat
Hawesville
Aren
Peka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
Martha A Taylor
Gen. Anderson
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