Ballot description and travel details from 1841 election era
The fragment describes a 1841 campaign ballot for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Shrines, noting the Presidential ticket and vice president. It references a frame featuring a plain coin and an American flag, with text about opposing slavery, and mentions rail and travel routes with a Detroit and New York Express line as part of a broader travel feature. The item includes a signature line for Gna W. Waris, and a location in Highland County, Michigan, with transportation and lodging notes.
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Lincoln
Eavetoi
Abraham New
Andrew Shrine
Maine
Ubio
Hilden
Mighland
Larton
Henney
Ends Shale Suit Dissolves Kansas Gold Field Syndicate
The Kansas Gold Field syndicate faces dissolution after disputes over a shale processing contract. Gay and Robinson failed to deposit 100000 as guaranteed, sparking a court contest over contract validity and liability. The case centers on 130000 acres of land and implications for the syndicate and its partners, with bankruptcy filings and potential new ownership structures debated.
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Ange Hasen
Bartocranty Petlatige
Kansas Gold Held
Dierday
Wil
Uit
Ott
Poole
Seage A Pools
Fogleamnet Bly
Polydexter
E.R. Quinsson
A Dt Quinton
P. Dillon
FA. Lanes
W. W. Mutepeiker
Didwin Ott
Etlis
Trego
PC Guy
Robingan
Kamsis Gold
Finnah
Day and Robinson
Jird
Gay and
Rob- Iissh
George E. Rosk-Lewin
Denver
Wiresesfil Hom
Boss-Lawik
Gux and Robinson
Macon
BS Atk
Seatiat
E. W. Poindexter
Mi Qiuck
Poludextar
Sormapcin
Kenan Whale Chen
Pte
Gite Horny
Niko Hai
Gay God Tiobinson
Wo A. L. Thompson
Gay
Rob Ingin
Ed Ress Lewin
Wales
Lewin
Hi Seeing
Rai
Fist Lewin
Guy & Fohingen
Ross Lewin
Wy Poindexter
Promt
Robstein
Rob
Guy and Robinson
Tana
Letra
Tewksbury
Sermon at Topeka Odd Fellows Service by Rev C A Finch
Rev C A Finch preached at the First Christian church in Topeka on Sunday afternoon to Odd Fellows members and judges. Lodge regalia were donned, then a procession formed at West Sixth and marched to the church in a body led by a brass band. The item mentions transit ads and summer lake resorts, but many lines are garbled.
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C. A. Finch
Odd Fellows Judges
Topeka
Wirstchristian
Tapéke Avenue
Jodges
Lodge
No 40
West Sixth Evalie
Kalen At
Arjona
Todd
Fhird
Quincy
George Wilder
Chanure Baretta
Tovay
Urusiasta
Walker Cun
Perdue College
Loone Ward
Eroperls
Ferlondis
Rar
J. He
Harry Bet Basi
Ares
Yi Fm
Cable
Rook Island Legal
Ars
Tle
Lake
Santa Fe
Tome Baldwin de Aihued
Eerie
Collee
YMCA
Plyers
Washburn
Thu Koore
MH Tor
Jule Lawler
Emporia
Ter
Eshport
Sixth Avenue
Laura Laster
Tr Dane
Turners of Kansas
Bull
Myre Weill
East Eighth
Myetre
Eeianes
Thirteenth
Counciman
WF Weber
Thare
Rees Fane
Topeke
Che
Dr. G1
Chasi Gneldon
Simon
Margaret Hill McCarter
Emerson
D. Countine
Topeka News Briefs Mixed With Local Happenings
Topeka scene features park fountain, river levels, and city road work alongside university visits and athletic results. Schools, unions, and civic notices mingle with weather notes and social events. A barn fire, roadbed repairs, and street upgrades mark community activity.
Canteen Contract Details Stir Kansas War News
A St Arecius firm holds the cannteen contract for years at a value over a thousand dollars monthly. Veterans receive a one ounce medal with a two for five dollar coin as a token. Northward, Waukee reports strong efforts to support soldiers’ needs under the same contract.
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Iain
Arecius
Topeka Gas Franchise Fight Prompts One Year Extension
City council debates amendment to the Federal Light Heat Power franchise ordinance seeking a one year extension for gas and electric works. Key figures include William Puntknet, attorney Spencer, and City President John Kleinhanas. Officials weigh bond forfeiture, low rates, and the impact on existing contracts as December 1909 discussions move toward a possible extension while preserving city control.
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William EB. Puntknet
Viulkner
Zia
Toe
Tupeka
Topekand
Sopeks Federat
Tha Farmen
Spencer
Cavoell
Acrardine
Topeta
John Kieinhans
Chicago
Missouri Pacific Freight Arrives at Fort Stett Accom
Partial train schedule fragment shows Missouri Pacific line with arrival at Ft. Stett and connections to Pac Coast. Readers see rates and times but details are incomplete. Names and exact destinations are cut off in the OCR.
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Pac
Ft. Stett Accom
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Kansas Gold Field Syndicate
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McCormick & Peake
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