Property listings from GEO. M. NOBLE & 60 Potwin Place
Real estate advertisement offering multiple properties for sale in Potwin Place and nearby areas. Listings include two story frame houses with 8 to 9 rooms, cellars, cisterns, city water, baths, porches, and barns. Prices labeled low or at actual cost. Also seeking small suburban tracts and calling for prospective sellers to contact the firm.
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Greenwood Ave
Potwin Place
Lane
Fifth
van Buren
12Th
Fillmore St
16Th
17Th
Buchanan
Huntoon
13Th
Wabaunsee Co
Shawnee County
Osage County
Topeka
Burlingame
Ellis to Lecture on College Summer Tour
Frederick YW Hit will conduct a visiting tour to promote the college. He plans to lecture in Washburn and other towns to attract new students and increase attendance. He will present a program with numerous pictures and will be aided by college officials and recently elected president Geo ar Eieestie.
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Frederick
Washburn
Che College
Iituatrath
Vollege
New Wheat Land in Kansas Opens Vast Settlement Area
A historic land notice reports 300000 acres in Kansas subject to entry with over 500000 acres vacant in Wakeeneey district. Within the fiscal year 5 entries were made totaling 3470 acres taken, with remaining land offering desirable sites though gaps exist.
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Ames
Kaneas
Wakeéeney
Flight with Broadswords and Naval Rivalries Exposed
Capt Ivan Malchin a former Buwian officer agrees to meet Herman Czernin a Topeka guard in Vinewood dark pavilion in three boats. He has faced and defeated rivals including Capt EN Jennings at Seattle Sgt Quen Davis at Sand Lech Carl Nelson and Sgt Major Elliot at Victoria and Major Talbot at Der Uterman. The event promises up to two main rounds with two of three bouts to determine the winner.
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Ivan Malchin
Herman Czernin
Vinewood
Madebila de
Grasert
Hukvien Roy Becruse
En, Jennings
Seattle
Quen Davia St Sandlech
Carl Nelson
Elliot
Victoria
Talbot
der Uterman
Turnere
Tepetha Truitter
Thesian
Ang
Awe
NOT BEFORE SPRING New York Cable on Plate amendment
June dispatch reports a cable from New York stating a shift in responsibility for the Plate amendment. The plan suggests moving control to a canal statement and preparing to assume full responsibility for preservation while addressing disturbances on the island. The text mentions General Milan and possible reductions in American force presence and notes movements of ships to Hawaii.
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New York
Bucretary
Milan Ft
Rot Go
Root
A Pleasant Picnic Party and Local Social Notes
An informal reception at Port Avion featured 20 guests and a lace bolero display. The event included a punch bowl centerpiece, decorative nests of flowers, and attire highlights such as a Ginny battate trimmed gown. Local residents, house parties, and forthcoming Fourth of July plans were noted, with numerous invitations and visits described among families from Davenport, Davenport’s surrounding towns, and Leavenworth.
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Port Avbion
Fernocn
Ash- Ton
Ashton
Ethel Morton
Mbin Mabel Cavert
C.K Heed
BT. Levels
Luther Burns
Wiliam Wadeworth
Gilbert Kelly
Vera Low
Topeka Visit Highlights School and Hall Appointments
Md, staying with his mother Sirs E Shamors in Topeka. T McClure travels to Otte we for an assembly. Miss Mary Hollis, former head of the Bethany College feather crew for six years, leaves to take a similar post at Grafton Hall, Ford du Lac.
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Topeka
Sirs
E Shamors
T. McClure
Ottewe
Mise
Mary Hollis
Bethany College
Grafton Hall
Ford du Lac
Labor Day Assembly Hearings in Ottawa Kansas
Attorney General Hamlin of Illinois spoke at Ottawa in June about the Chamtangas issue. The Second district Republican editors were present and dined at the assembly hall. Mrs. Humphrey led the Woman's Council honoring pioneer Kansans while ex Governor Robinson urged his candidacy.
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Hamlin
Ilinois
Kan
M Wut Harlin
Titnoks
Eratiin
Assembly
Thomas McClurg
Chicago
Lee Wured
Ottawa
Seathens
Woman's Council
James ‘Humphrey
Junction City
Kansas
Hall of Fame
Robinson
Pomeroy
Lane
Plumb
Ingalls
Expert accountant traces Henry Marquand & Co. liabilities
June 2 New York experts examine the books of Henry Marquand & Co to determine assets and liabilities. Receiver Frank Sulliven Smith says no schedule or statement will be ready for days and declines to estimate totals. He doubts Haber eighty million dollars and notes creditors are secured by strong securities. He cannot say if dollar-for-dollar payment is possible.
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New York
Henry Marquand & Co
Frank Sulliven Smith
Iheis
Smith
Mr. Smith
Shooting Scrape at Oswego and a Big Stock Rise
Oswego Kan June 29 Slippery Jim Whiteker alias Prosperity Jim faced a shotgun attack by ex sergeant at arms Captain A C Hillogons after traveling near Montena. several buckshot hits to shoulder and back. The Postum Cereal Company of Battle Creek Mich increased capital to 3 000 000 with one million preferred 4 percent and last dividend 190 percent on old capitalization. No stock for sale and directors unchanged. The company to manufacture Postum Cere al and Grape Nuts with two new factories being built. The Grand Trunk Railway system advertises its Pan American route to Buffalo and other destinations with Pullman accommodation. London auction of royal wine ends with high bids. Knights of Pythias band. photo sale at Lutes Kansas Avenue.
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Postum Cores Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mick
Ite
W.post
Carrot! L. Poat
M. K. Howe
B. L. Post
Oswego
Kan
J. M. Whiteker
Slippery Jim
Prosperity Jim
Montena
A. C Hillogons
Kansas House of Representatives
Whiteker
Midwestern City Notes and Local Happenings
Snapshots from Atchison Topeka and surrounding areas include a clash with Bishop Millspaugh, Woodmen of the World social, a fire at 1167 Buchanan street with no damage, and a lamp explosion at 1170 North Kansas avenue. Reports cover Industrial School reopening, local baseball at Washburn Park, watering trough petition, park band concerts, and municipal projects on paving and electric lighting. Public health issues include smallpox quarantine at 1419 Tyler street and city officials adjusting duties and school heating upgrades.
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W. FL. Cross
Atchison
Bishop Millspaugh
City of Mexico
Buchanan Street
Topeka
Cley
M. Davis
Nellie Lercher
Ena
Topeke
Pheasant
Bielbt Wien
Manana
Chiltan
North
Kansas Avenue
T. M. Allen
Matrd Wilcox
Clay Street
P. Te Wise
North Street
Marshall
Garfield Park
Rufus Frazier
Jesue
Marahull
Garfeld Park
Lincoln School
Board of Education
Lincoln
Jefferson Street
Ayet
College Avenue
Twill
T. S&s
Caurde
William Herrold
Juda
Mr. Herrold
Morgan Generosity About Duchess Portrait Gift to Library
A World dispatch says J P Morgan may donate the famed Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire, bought for 125000, to New York Public Library. The London Daily Express cites plans for a Pan American shipping company discussion during Morgan’s voyage to New York aboard the Drutsch.
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New York
J. P .Morgan
Duchess of Devonshire
London Daily Express
Pan-American Shipping
J P. Morwan
Griscom
American Line
Baker
Auntied Transport
Topeka Players Lose to Lawrence Golfers 6 Up
The Topeka Golf Club team played at Lawrence on Friday and was defeated by the Oread Golf Club by six holes. Individual results include Morgan beating Moana 4 up, Gault beating Jones 2 up, Sterling beating Hoage 2 up, Barteldes beating Battinan 6 up, and Newson beating W up. A concert at Garfield Park is set for tomorrow at 3 o'clock featuring Marshall's band. Take the Santa Fe is the only line running observation cars to Colorado Springs.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Garfidid Park
Marshall
Hall Faces Warrant After Altercation With Officer
Will Hall a police officer is accused after a Thursday incident in which he struck Will Hall in the face during an interference case involving two boys. Robinwitz swore out the warrant alleging assault as the city court weighs charges. The police committee plans to meet tonight to address Hall's case and consider related actions concerning police control and Sergeant Carpenter.
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A. Robinwitz
M. Hall
Robinwitz
Hall
Rubinwitz
Stahl
Srahi
Carpenter
Tien
Penwell Returns From Abdent Kansas Delegation
I M Penwell returns from Abdent Kansas where he attended the end of the year meeting and was elected delegate to the National Funeral Directors association. The group will meet in Crane city in June next year with undertakers present.
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I. M. Penwell
Abdent, Kas
National Funeral Direct‘association
St . Craseeian
Deu
Dertakers
4th of July Rates on Sants Fe Route Travel Offer
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise July 4 travel specials on Sants Fe Route with tickets to within 50 miles of Topeka and scenic options via Blue Mountain. Mentions Lehigh Valley line from Niagara Falls to Buffalo and New York to Philadelphia with dining car service and stopovers, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Sants Fe
God
Polite
Topeka
Blue Mountaine
Lehigh Vallix
Niagara Falls
Buffilo
New York
Philadelphia
E. Is
Boffate
York Saa Philadsinnin
Washburn College Names New Greek Professor
The trustees engage Frank Clerk to replace Thomas Chas as professor of Greek. Clerk, a graduate of Antwerp and Harvard, brings years of study and teaching to the department and is described as an exceptionally capable candidate for the post.
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Washburn College
Frank Clerk
Thomas Chas
Pratemuor
Amntwrert
Terodust
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Funeral Directors Association
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