Seather’s Saucet and town notes in Atchison week
Fragmented home news item recalls deaths and illnesses, local meetings, and advertisements. Mentions four people at a house, typhoid fever danger, branchial attack, spring beggars, and a lecture at First Baptist. References to land office transcripts, hotel construction, and a Topeka receiver. Includes old time remedies, travel deals, and a local newspaper subscription push.
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Topeka Primary Set to Nominate Councilmen Next Week
The Topeka primary will be held next Saturday to nominate councilmen across wards. Incumbents Pattison Stephenson and Nettles are favored, with Burgess facing possible opposition in the Fourth Ward. Warner is a strong candidate in the Fifth Ward, while Bradford withdraws from the Third Ward race.
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Moance
Stephenson
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Rea Ape
H. Nettles
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C. W. Horn
Burgess
J. A. Goriam
James
Warnet
Warner
Lopeka
Reforming County Fees Prompts Judge Hazen Appeal
Judge Z T Hazen urges abolishing officer fees as unfair and proposes placing earnings under county control. He notes the county treasurer is underpaid while others, like the probate judge, earn much more from licenses. Legalities of ending bare fees are being addressed, with recent court affirmation.
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North Topeka North Side Notes Of Interest
North Topeka notes from the north side of the river report social visits by J L Shirley from Newman and various locals including Mr and Mrs Cal Bradley from Rowsville and Jobe Bradley of Denver. Mentions a lame cat incident and a Union Pacific ice house delivery from Greesville. Local ads list buggy tops and syrup shops and note Paderewski concert attendance by Mrs Kate Watkins and Miss Byrd Watkin.
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Newman
Cal Bradley
Rowsville
Jobe Bradley
Denver
Minnesota Candidate Questioned Over Tim Burns Confusion
A New York Sun item reports a tense scene at the Fifth Avenue hotel where a clerk questions the responsibility of Cushman K. Davis Minnesota’s presidential candidate. The exchange involves Tim Burns as sergeant at arms and ends with the clerk warning not to reveal the remark about Davis owning half of Minnesota.
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Remarried His Wife in Odd Kentucky Ceremony
Judge A W Brower in Vanceburg Ky performs a strange wedding to reunite Michael Kelman and his wife Jett ber and six children. The judge claims legality while Kelman pleads to restore his family, the couple consenting amid tears and laughter.
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New York Recorder
The Army as Career and Public Security Roles
The Army is depicted as a national guard and restraint against danger to the republic, akin to a city police force with power to act at command. It stresses readiness to defend the nation’s life and honor, deterring mob action and protecting public order when needed.
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Ripley proposes Santa Fe line's local traffic drive
The article outlines President Ripley’s plan to boost local traffic and industry along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system. It calls for listing operating factories, exploring mineral deposits in Arizona New Mexico and Sonora, and offering investors chances to develop properties along the route. It also narrates hospital staffing pressures at Santa Fe Hospital Association with applicants flooding offices and a busy night for Dr Fay.
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Santa Fe Railway staffing cuts and personnel notes
The Santa Fe announces time reductions with two weekly lay offs after prior one day per week cuts. Fireman Charles Metzger reports for duty after illness. Several engineers brakemen and conductors shift, resign, or transfer as crews and roundhouse work adjust. Missouri and California links, station posts, and gata changes noted amid ongoing fleet overhauls and staff reassignments.
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Rail fare cut to Colorado prompts lines to match
In 1868, Union Pacific Danver Gulf slash fares about 70 percent toward Colorado polots, with Rio Grande and Santa Fe quickly meeting the reduced rates to ease a cost war between the Santa Fe and Gulf. A Cha. Finch patent aims to aid railroad workers with a safe versatile uniform. Pittsburg Missouri Pacific to build a brick freight house with stone trimmings early spring to match nearby passenger station.
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Early 1900s Health Cures and Transport Offers
An assortment of adverts and notices tout Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with endorsements from Mrs Pacebe Thomas of Junction City and Mr Thomas Eggers of Florida. Also promotions for DeWit’s Little Early Risers liver pills, a Kansas City photo book, steam laundry services, and rail trip fares. Includes Be ggs Diarrhoee Belsam claim.
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There Was Trouble At 618 Western Avenue
Mrs Haus incited a clash at her husband’s home with threats to “wring the neck” of the old man. Police confronted her as George Fans barricaded inside. Officers compelled her to leave. no arrest followed. Wichita 204 Return. Santa Fe Route tickets on sale March 7 8 good return to March 12.
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