Round Trip Excursions and Low Santa Fe Rates
Tickets sold for trips to Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri and Kansas with multiple sale dates in March April and May. Contact J P Rownes City Ticket Agent Santa Fe Route Topeka for details and rates. also ads for Missouri scenery views and a Kansas City book mailing offer. notices of bank deposit changes and Santa Fe fare to Rock City.
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Oklahoma
Texes
Arkanesa
Wmouti
Arizona
Tadlac
J. P Rownes
Santa Fs
Topeka
South Missouri
Kaweas City
Fort Scott
J. E Locewoop
Ness City
Kansas City
Santa FE
Rocyne City
J.P. Rowey
Topeka Savings Bank
AL W. Extiches
Fres
T. L. G. Beat
Sev Y
Tron
Kansas
Ali
Cews
Paderowski
Senta
Ally
J. P. Rower
City
Kenens City
San PA
Ragas City
Moodar
Ten railroads charged with interstate rate discrimination in Kansas
The Kansas railroad commissioners filed a complaint against ten railroads for charging higher per hundred pounds from Kansas intermediate points to Gulf coast cities than from Missouri river points. The listed carriers include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Missouri Pacific and more. The board seeks an investigation and orders to desist, arguing the Kansas rates are unreasonable and discriminatory against inland shippers toward New Orleans Galveston and other Gulf points.
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Kansas Board of Railroad Commisssioners
Kansas
States
Intermediate Pointe
Missouri River Pointe
Gulf
Goa
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Houston & Texas Central
Chi Rock Blend & Pacific
Texan & Pacific
Kansas City, Fort Beatt & Mealpnis
Gulf, Galoridee & Santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas & Texes
Missouri Pacific
St. Louie
San Francisco
Colon Pacifica
Trans-Missouri Freight Sociation
Taw
Saga
Kanuse Pointe
Kansas City
Missouri River
Missouri
Hansas
New Orleans
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Leavenworth
Kanesa Ciy
Atohisun
New Grisane
New Orlwane
Troy
Holton
St. Josaph
Valley Palle
Airplaca
Galvesion
Kanes Uy
Galy
Topakis
Emporis
McPherson
Arkansas City
Marion
Hutchisses
Barsks
Winsted
el Dorado
Howard
Wichita
Wallington
Caldwell
Mieswuri
New Orlean
Gadeworn
Samuel 7
3. M. Simpson
Joseph G
North Topeka Community Notes And Ads From North Side
North Topeka notes report visits from Rossville Eskridge and Park street residents. Pulpit at North Congregational church announced for Rev. D. H. Sostrow. Local ads list Geo. J. Graves & Sons wagon tops and J. H. Hel ers groceries. Mentions Miss Jessie Steel entertainment and Miss Atchol returning home. Also features a tale of a London bank note pawn loan and a brief note on tridescent glass rediscovery with Cypriot origins. Santa Fe announces a rail rate to Ragascity for an event with multiple trains. Advertisements from Bucklen Co. and J. K. Jones Drug. Ends with a local dry goods ad and a laundry service.
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Martin
Rossville
George Hine
Eskridge
M.E Miller
Park Street
J.D. Pratt
North Congregational Church
D. H. Sostrow
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
West Laurest T
North Tepeke
Bell ‘Phore
Jessie Steel
Atohlsec
North ‘Topacks
Nevels Trial Set to Start in District Court Monday
A high profile case titled Nevels is slated to begin in the District Court on Monday as prosecutors prepare their opening statements and the defense readies its strategy for the major trial. The proceedings are expected to draw local interest and courtroom watchers.
Nevela murder case heats up as trial looms in Topeka
District court in Topeka prepares for the Nevela murder trial with a flood of new testimony. State's Attorney Safford has gathered damaging evidence from prior crimes, and ex-Sheriff Burdge and ex-Police official Wilkerson return with leads from Windfeld and Hutchinson. Key witnesses Tony Smith and his wife are guarded in Topeka, while defense lawyers McNary Tillotson and Jemison plan to challenge juror selection and manage the opening.
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Nevela
Judge
Haxen
Safford
Topeka
David Burdge
Hutchinson
Fee
Burdge
Windfeld
Nevels
Wintisid
Matson
Wingeld
Hezen
Tony Smith
Ure
Yopek
Slissouri
Burdgs
Wilkurson
John M. Wilkerson
Smiths
Missouri
bin Farm
St. Joseph
Doc” Ward
Jeeick
Hia
North Topeka
Neveis
J. R. McNary
D.C. Tillotson
W. J Jemison
Joseph E Ensulager
Tilloten
Tuey
3 Po
Monoeie
Ueual
Biete
Arthur McCubs
Mclubs
Mr. Safford
Captain Dodds Leaves After Year of Service
The Salvation Army held an oyster supper at its East Fourth Street barracks to bid farewell to Captain and Mrs Dodds who led the pew for over a year, doubling active membership from 32 to 80. They will reside in Florence Indiana awaiting new assignments. Lieutenants Andrews and Fingsy Thomas depart for other fields. Primaries Tuesday elect delegates to a county convention and then to state and national meetings.
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Thaly
Gere
W. A. Harrie
Liswood
Leavenworth County
Col. Harris
SH. Snider
W. d. Costigan
K H. Scow
L. D. Lewalling
Gemineller
Cali
Augest
Army
Salvation Army
Ite Barracks
East Fourth Street
Uaptain
Mra Dodie
Tvo
Mra Bucklin
Racies City
Mra Dodds
Flovence
Ran
Hare
Andrews
Fingsy Thomas
Repairat
Popolias
Hutchinson
All
St. Thili
Gaili Pe Sons
J. H. Groves
Cherokee
Minnesota
Tales of the Times Home Interesting Accounts of Everyday Life In Cuba
A New York World piece by Sylvester Scovell surveys Cuban life through machete use in daily work. It notes large families, sugar and tobacco farming, Chinese labor on sugar estates, sewing on modern machines, and hospitable hosts who offer coffee and cigars. It also contrasts old plow methods with oxen and 2000 B C style tools, and recalls Lord Randolph Churchill's son visiting insurgents with a quip about baths.
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Cuba
Lord Randolph Chaorchill
Sylvester Scovell
New York World
Two Cities Clash Over Exposition Site in 1809 Omaha
Report reviews a heated debate between Omaha and Council Bluffs over the Transmississippi Exposition to be held in Omaha in 1809. Resolutions call for a compromise site between the cities, with lobbying to state and federal lawmakers. Also noted is a Cherokee Ia farmer proposing captive deer farming and a New York cycling club plan to fund a bicycle path from New York to Philadelphia.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Washington
Iowa
Oulu
Lowa
Gardiner Named Chief of police in Topeka
At a special meeting of the board of police commissioners Captain John W. Gardiner was unanimously elected chief of police. The office of captain is abolished, sergeants’ pay rises to 75 dollars, city costs rise to 67 per month, while the chief’s pay remains 100 dollars. Gardiner praised for prior chief work and feared by criminals. board contemplates chief selecting capable subordinates subject to approval. Notices of church meetings and services follow in Topeka listings.
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John W. Gardiner
Foefer
Gardiner
Nu G
Jovanat
No-To-Bac touted as cure for tobacco craving
An ad claims tobacco addiction is a nervous disease and presents No-To-Bac from The Sterling Remedy Company as the natural, proven remedy. It guarantees refunds if it fails, and notes widespread adoption and endorsements from pharmacists and users.
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Leadon Mills
Tmis
Kasak m Hyo
Dr. Miles
Miles
Godrantes
Multiple Church Services and Notices Across City
A long list of religious services outlines morning and evening worship at various churches including Saint Emmanuel and North Topeka parishes with Holy Communion, baptisms, and sermons by Canon Miner and other clergy. Also noted are revival meetings at First African Baptist and Congregational services led by Rev L Blakesley, with additional announcements about an advertising note and a Santa Fe route one way fare to March 20.
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Lee
Vepeke Poshall
Kansas Avenue
German Lutheran Church
van Buren
Second Street
Graebner
Watt
Mm Friends Church
Topeka Avenues
Siath
St John A AM
Topeka Avenue
A M. Ward
Swedian Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fuurih
Tyler
United Presbyterian
Eighth
Tepekeai
M. F. Mekirabun
Jouhus
First Congregational
English Lutheran
SB. Barnitz
D.D
Des Moines
Iowa
T. J
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Kaeses Avenu
A. Jacobson
Chicago Fe
Swedish Baptist Church
Fourteenth
van Burenshear
J. M
Suprisetad
Christian Endeavor Society
Sumnyaide
J. E Kirkpatrick
Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post
Exat Slath Avenue
A. W. Doane
Hey
Canoe Miner
Second United Presbyterian Church Cerpet
Huutoon
Polk
Hor
W. Hf. Lytle
Lawrence
Roing
City of God
Evesing
Canon Miner
Emaguel Church
Monmouth
Church of the Good Stephard
North Topeks
Dean Budley
Church of St. Simon
Irving Todd
Irayer
Calgary Mission
Euntry Street
Em. BP. A
T. W
T. W.8paneou
W. Stewart
Mission Shurch
Old United Brethren In Christ
L. Blakesley
Broad Will Epsalc
Merolog
Tuyioc
Chicago
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J.M. Knight
Ned
Herth Esnaso Ars
Panaia
Eighth Ave
Ghicky
The
Kansas Board of Railroad Commissioners
U. S. Commission
Cruis Hoffman
Popallais
Calderhead
Dewalog
W. A. Caldehead
Goldbug
D. Viecest
Clay Center
H. N. Geview
Saliso County
C. B. Hoffman
Enterprias
Dickinson County
Chris Hoffman
Barker
GC. Baker
Shawnee County
George W. Veale
E. D. McKeever
cHk March Quarterly
Coburn New Hae Hl
Ena
Cotrn
State Board of Agriculture
Cour
BIKON
Board of Public Works
State Board of Public Works
Soldier's Orphan's Home
Atchison
Uriah Brothers
Wallace &MfcNamars
J. A. Bendura
London
Bank of England
Joan
Portsmouth
Strand Magazine
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Christ
Cyprus
Gilas
Fry & Free
H. E Bucklen&Co
Chiracs
Dr. King
New Life
J. K. Jones Drugators
J. K Jenna
Peeriess
Lilwad
Stu
Wanrasti Dexas
Hattia
Broad
Worcestur
Stess
John V. Abraham
Cental Arssur
Norch Topeke
Suneo
Chrialien Eyer
Sandusky Rickman
Iil
Reiiond Street
Willard Avonor
Willard
Ieadens
Monterville Heser
John J. Heacher
George P. Mitchell
Carl A. Carson
Erman Helbrocht
Jacob Schutz
George Schroeder
John Schroeder
Johnston
James Clanston
Frank Durelh
Eaness City
Lucas
Kaunas
Bengfeldt
A. Langfeldt
Ellis County
District Court
Langfeldt
Ellis In
Chargs
Charles Miller
Berks & Qyiet Ivers
Charles Neiberg
Neaiberg
Captain Dodds
Tales OF the Times
Fearne Heney
Gomez
Very House
B.C
Sverybody
Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs of
New York
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
ST. Denis Hotel
Broadway
Ith Streeta
Grace Ghardh
Bert Ina
Epwciineus of
Coles
William Taylor
Pt Wei
Santa PE
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