One Third Fare Proposal Overstate Revenue in County Bailout
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a proposed one third fare in Meat county involving a swindle and a confusing list of names and places. The readable portions imply a transportation or toll rate discussion with references to counties Pratt, Pawnee, and Hutchinson. No clear event date or outcome is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkie
Meat County
Biitt Wieninetty
Wreblien Couktronsiawe
Yale
Lamare
Pawnee
Tomgea
Purmber
Marper
Fucper
Jatton
Hutchinson
Fragmented Runic Account From Old China War Ledger
A garbled 19th century style report describes events around a Chinese conflict, naming religious figures, towns, and observers. The text references a vessel route, a May to June timeline, and scattered mentions of places like New Dn and pastoral sites, with unclear sequence and numerous transcription errors.
Hutchinnon and Return Ticket Offer Sound Like Train Fare Note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Hutchinnon return ticket and price around four dollars six five cents with unclear origin or transit details. Readers are reminded this item appears as a ticket offer or fare notice and lacks complete context or locations.
Chinese Fight to Resist Health Camp Plan in San Francisco
Chinese Consul General Ho Yow opposes a health camp relocation and vows to resist, fearing compulsory confinement at Mission Rock. He warns doctors will test specimens of immigrants and urges negotiation over forced quarantine amid mounting tensions with American physicians.
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San Francisco
Ho Yow
Deane
Miason Rock
Daned of Health
Sean
Hialth Ee
HoldUp At Street Fair Ends In Settlement
A street fair dispute ends with a settlement after an attempted hold up. Dr. Gray’s and manager Dr. Ginny face claims of losses and deductions totaling over two thousand dollars. Workers initially paid 16 dollars weekly now seek about 70 dollars amid negotiations.
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JD. Ginny
Gray
Nigel Piscers
Fire on Pavement Leads to Fine for John McGee
A garbled report states John McGee was fined $10 after a pavement fire at Sixth Avenue and Jackins Street. John Mettee allegedly admitted starting the fire but claimed ignorance of the prohibition. Offee Lucas reportedly arrested him and warned it could have harsher penalties. Citizens without funds to pay fines were urged to seek city help.
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John McGee
John Mettee
Offee Lucas
Sicth Avenue
Jackins
City Officials Seek Injunction On Public Health Measures
June 5 report describes city council plans for an injunction related to health board actions and quarantines. Attornies for several parties seek court intervention as health measures and marriage license issues are reviewed amid local governance proceedings.
Swanson Undercuts Topeka Brick Paving Bid War
Amid delays and bids from St Joe and Lawrence brick firms, Swanson won the lowest paving bid at $1.24 per square yard for several Topeka avenues and streets. The council planned a Friday meeting to finalize awards as disputes over brick supply and contractor reliability persisted.
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Corinantes
Lawrence
St Jon
John Hillahie
Capital
Blainonan
Seasio
Swanson
Whille Thev
Topeka Avenue
Fourteenth Street
City Hell
Second Street
Third Wrest
Eleventh Street
Harrison Street
Monroe
Sixth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Taylor Street
Seventh Street
Mr. Evanson
Monroe Street
Third Sireet
Tasior Satcosts
Hila
John Ritchie
C. B Ramasy
Wall & Huriey
Bie
Block, Laird & Pinckman
Swineon
Bente
Colorado
BR. R. Kipsey
Fort Scott
Kellebhe
Onc
Wall
Hanteg
Ewe
Aiee
Solsett
Syeen
Oce
J. Bladonan
Swenson
St. Joe
Bt Bhavan
Lawrence Pinot
Mir
Bt Kon
Mmysele
Topeka
Shayoe Drewmied
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Swanson
Walla
Arnee Ata
Brewers
Warner
Stevens
Pitino
Eeeh Porbes
Eho
Ruohanin
Bern
Willlane
Binet
Topeka Social Notes Highlight Wide Network of Guests
Mary Moon Wis attends a Monday afternoon party hosted by Misses Myrtle and Ivah Davie on Topeka Avenue. The event featured a vegetable contest, readings, and a dainty tea. A long list of attendees includes Mrs. Warner, Miss Amy Overmyer, Miss Elizabeth Cole, Miss Grace Church, Miss Winnl-Prescont, and many others from Sabetha, Hiawatha, Emporia, and nearby towns.
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Miles Mary Moon Wis
Iittie Mtmble
Myrtle
Ivah Davie
Topeka Avenue
Hincheen
Mia
Charles Halnte
Sabetha
Hina Crane
Exina McClintock
Asing Lilien Whitelock
Mise Atme Haines
Sabetho
Mise Lut Stevens
Hiawatha
Mies Helen Moon
Winnifred Wellcome
Mise Florence‘ Wellcome
Mies Busie Gay
Minx Gertude Devereux
Milas Theresa Romaingtop
Mish Florence Roskington
Misa Dairy Lakin
Helen Thorpoon
Mika Vera Lajw
Afiss Nina ‘Thomas
Misa May Thomas
Minnie Cook
Nelle Lincoln
Miss Cook
Warner
Amy Overmyer
Elizabeth Cole
Grace
Rock Island Route Round Trip Tie in Colorado
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo report a round trip fare of S400 with return option noted as good but unclear. The entry references travel between the three cities and a date near the 21st, though details are fragmented.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Train Fare Round Trip From Denver to Springs to Pueblo
Fare listed as 24 dollars for a Denver to Colorado Springs to Pueblo round trip with tickets going on sale June 1. A note mentions a stopover point at Saforage and signs by Dye yenre and Thdured ta te in aged pairs. unauthentic text appears, listing names including W. Squires and B. Walker, a pharmacist, with unclear address and garbled wording.
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China
Che
Presbytertiin
the Hey
Aire Bunce
Gul
April
Vetera
Rte
Wil Sé
Arkunnad
Arigona
Tritory
Louisiana
Neve Alexied
Tex
Uino
Bucks Fey
Saforage Common Pointe
W. Squires
B. Walker
Pharmaicisi
Topeka Daily Snaps Amid City Activity
City notes: May food inspector reports 20 units. E W Poindexter heads to Chicago. Tena Zeis to build a $2500 residence at 1114 Harrison. new tennis court at Huntoon and Topeka. many visitors from Kansas City and Emporia. state board of undertakers in Dodge City. capstone placed on new city building. several council and court actions noted. races on Harrison street. various local officials and educators mentioned with ongoing meetings and appointments.
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W. Poindexter
Popence
Wu Washnurn College
Stout
Missouri
Charles M. Sheldon
Fifteenth Street
John Madden
Emporia
E_ Zeis
Harrison Street
A. Rabkin
Hutchinson
Huntoon Street
Topeka
Guy Sackett
Marionbee
Topek
State Board of Examiners For Undertakers
Dodge City
New City
Boston
Charles L. Hobart
Newton Kanaan
Mat
Lreexe
Harricon
T. A. Hubbard
Rome
Amon
Maegley
Santa Fe
Chicago
E. F. Caldwell
J. J. Brady
Lawrence World
H_ B Hogebsom
Shawnee County Normal Institute
Parsons
Stanley Cums
Citizens’ Protective League
Chemuti-pooll Tax League
Old Court House
G. W. Closcon
Santa Be Fuel
Newton
L. H. McKinney
KU Alumni Team Lines Up For Home Game This Afternoon
The KU alumni roster lists Curry as catcher Gear on mound Todd at short Hogaboom first Carroll second Matteson third Sherman left field Chamberlain center Griggs Seid Black shore as substitute Topeka provides Curry Hogeboom Chamberlain and Sherman. Religious Telescope praises Toreke State Journal for supporting the new Clolted Teethren church in Teka Trop belie Pastor Rev B C Goblonts leads a growing church with 104 members after six years of effort and steady donor support.
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Bhawnée
Douglas
Grimsley
Washburn College
Pail Brooks
Lawrence
Curry
Gear
Todd
Hogaboom
Carrol
Matteson
Sherman
Fieid
Chamberlain
Griggs
Blackshore
Topeka
Hogeboom
Toreke
Teka Trop
B.C. Goblonts
Coblents
Christ
Gallery decision sets Topeka auditorium chairs at $1 each
Grand Rapids School Furniture of Grand Rupide Michigan will supply birch chairs for the Topeka auditorium at ten cents each. The club chairman Mr George W Crane led a review finding a Grand Haits 1.08 chair and recommends not constructing the gallery above the stage, saving 200 seats. The Commercial club will request city council to approve. Opening expenses to be paid from the club’s entertainment fund.
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Grand Rapids School Furniture Company
Grand Rupide
Mich
Topeka
Whhm
George W. Crane
Randem
Aturr
Crane
Craneland Medelman
Lexx Thas
Hulland
Auditoria
North Topeka Notes On Visits And Church Events
North Topeka items note residents visiting relatives in Horton Elgin and Muncie ind while others travel to Atchison Parkersburg and Argentine. The city missionary group will meet at Garfield Park this afternoon with a basket supper. Ladies society meets after noon for church business. Mrs Frank Hatcie heads to Baltimore for two months with relatives. The Good Shepherd debt has fallen from over 22000 to about 3400.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Carey
Topeka Avenus
Horton
Kas
Elgin
Shuft
Arthur , Kane
Arthur
Atchison
Kane
Sharrard
Missionary
Church of the Good Shepherd
Prank Hatcie
Quincy Street
Bal-timore
Ladies’ Society
Karnas Avenue
M. E
St Indien
G. W. Currier
George
Kansas City
Edwin Brazier
Mim
Kinesville
Miss Sturdyvin
Narvey Eans
Oti Ar
George Formeris
North Topeka Bridge Plans Stir Public Action
In Brooklyn New York the article discusses local hopes for North Topeka improvements including sidewalks and bridges. A public meeting is urged to organize commissions to assess and push forward construction while noting past predictions and tax concerns. Local opposition faded as work continued.
Two More Absorbed Retail Ice Dealers Join The Trust
The Trust absorbs two more ice dealers, John Humbert and partners, selling their provisions to The People's Ice Company and exiting the field. Meade remains in quarantine in San Francisco, with release delayed to mid next week as smallpox concerns trigger continued detention of the ship Meade at quarantine grounds.
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People's Fee Coompany. Com
John Humbert
People's Fce Company
Meade
San Francisco
Treneport Meade
Prisoner dies after three room sentence in San Francisco
Robert Bradley, a self confessed counterfeit, was found dead after being sentenced to three rooms in the penitentiary by Judge De Hayes of the United States district court. Membrt disease was the cause.
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Bentence
San Francisco
Robert Bradley
de Hayes
United States
Dietrict Court
The Liver's Duty and Bitter Cures Malaria
The liver cleanses blood and produces bile, with bitters aiding digestion and easing constipation and dizziness. A suggested remedy is Starkey bitters. also mentions revenue stamp and malaria fever and ague cure claims.
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