Young Kansan J W Kline Dies in Manila Service
The narrative honors J W Kline son of Judge Kline of Quindero a Manila recruit from Bacueasity who volunteered for enlistment and served in Company ER. He faced the first and second calls with courage and was assigned to Company Fear where he bore valiant duties before his death. His father recalls his bravery and devotion, noting he was a warm friend of Mayor H A Mayor of Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Manila
Kline
Quindero
City
Snes
Panera
Otore
Bapetsh
Ju Fine
Gutedurn
Artle
Kraguack
Siew
Sant Frangieen
Valde
Ak Tone
Gex
Sim
H. A
Soa
A New Trenk Line and Rail Link Plans
Prospect along the Southern Atlantic Seaboard features new trunk line plans linking the Atlantic and Dominion rail systems to the Southeast Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Seaboard lines. The report notes possible future connectivity and a North Carolina focus amid regional railroad discussions. Postmaster General Bristwill visit Cuba for a three to four day trip, accompanied by his secretary Devweer. The trip aims to discuss postal matters arising from the island and to meet with officials on site to address conference topics.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Sorfatl
Neweass
Ue Atlantic
Domsifle
Geery
Peron
North Carolina
Seatinard Air Line
Atlantic
Cuba
Maret
Pantmastre
Tle
Ohirene
Devweur
Tirector
Pastis Startibone
Abandoned Brice Road Project Mentioned in Local Item
A fragment notes the Cleveland and Newcastle railroad project, once planned by late Senator Trier, has been dropped and the line may not be built. It also mentions SOPHF selling part of its estate to a local lumber supplier.
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Brice
Younstien
Cleveland & Newcastie
Senator Trier
Death of Benjamin Wheldon and burial plans remain unclear
Fragmentary obit notes Benjamin Wheldon dies leaving three children. Burial to be arranged in Beriuxtold amidst delayed details. Local report mentions timing and family context with limited legible information.
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Benjamin Wheldon
Qimnoria
Thei Avievices
Ftit
Whelton
Beriuxtold
Helnoir Druugise
Eimporin
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels in Steele's and surrounding areas
Transfers show numerous grantees including Wm A Payne Jr Wellington Ridgait Doris A Welland wife and John Quin ton Steele's addition Meares and Cuffet Galloway Vawter and others. Parcels include 21 for ted Califurnis Avenue Sunnyfields Waldicien 3575 ipte 146 Wabash and Lincoln streets. Amounts range from 20 to 1000 dollars and tax deed noted for Re Galloway.
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HS. Hamilton
Wm. A. Payne
Ted Califurnis
Sunny Elds
Harrison Street
Hea
Lovisa K. Vawter
Lane Street
Steele
Letty Smith
Dunlap
Doris A. Iitwell
John
HSM
Northwest
Washington
Womm
Lincolnn
Quinton& Steeles
Geo. Alexander
M. A. Meares
Martha J. Stuith
Louisa K
Mitten
Chas A. Cuffet
Wabash Pees
Toussa J. Vawter
Galloway
West Steele
F. H McAtee
Mdrainieiater
Wess Allen
Tayltyr Street
Tragic Train Death Near Saffordville
Emporia March 14 The Gazette reports Chas Miles Ware was killed near Saffordville after being knocked from the Santa Fe track during a blinding storm. He and a companion traveled from Patterson Indiana toward Pratt Kansas, selling their team and wagon when stranded. Ware leaped to safety but his partner was struck and died instantly as the train passed. The body was sent east that evening.
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Saffordville
Emporia
the Gazette
Chas
Miles Ware
Patterson
Pratt, Kan
AL Saffordville
Smallpox Reported Near Ritter Creek in county
March 14 The Journal notes two smallpox cases near Ritter Creek south of Geuda Springs. County health officer Dr W M Martin received a telegram from Dr Geeslin at Astion. Precautions issued to keep cases under rigid quarantine. First cases in the county. prior outbreak occurred at Newton. Bitter Creek area is 27 miles from Wellington, not railroad linked, residents travel toward Arkansis City.
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Winlington
The
Journal | Save
W. M. Martin
Geeslin
Astiton
Ritter Creek
Geuda Springs
Tr. Grestin
Newton
Bitter Creek
Wellington
Arkansis City
Los Angeles
Cal
Board of Health
Eee
Cattle Raisers Convention Draws 3000 Cattlemen
Port Worth Texas March 14 3000 cattlemen gather for the twenty third annual Texas Cattle Raisers Association convention with delegations from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Denver. The event expected to be the largest in twenty years notes it is the richest organization of its kind with about 1 200 members and 1 500 000 in care valued in 1820. Secretary Long travels to Florida for Pensacola navy yard visit while Alger heads to Boston with his son Fred.
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Port Worth
Tex
Texas Cattle Raisers” Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Secretary Long
Florida
Washington
Long
Pensacola Navy Yard
Seeretly Alger
Boston
Fred
Herrick
Highland
Hila Herrick
S. Fulton
Darrah
Topeka
Fulton
Kate Thomas
P. L. Soper
Venice
Brett
Frankie Scoville
Seneca
Joseph T. Hanna
W. C. Stone
Narrows
Ind
Howard Knowles
Kansan City
Lida Ber
Santa Waters
C.F. Menninger
T. E. Armstrong
Addie
St. Joe
Mamie Butler
Ford Jamison
Leadville
Helen Shehan
Arizona
Miss Shehan
Frank Lane
St Marys
Davidson Worden
Cincinnati O
International Kindergarten Union
Emily Black
van Valkenburg
Lewis Greenwood
Frank Thompson
Daisy Hayes
Emily Gee
Eda Smythe
Myrtle Pardyce
Edna
Lottie Parkhurst
Low Havens
Lawrence
W. CA
Fannie Woodward
Atchison
Gears
W. Veute
Anne Gibb
Abilene
Cully
Bart
Wichita
Leah Lemmon
Warrensburg
Edith Warden
Chester Woodward
Wallace Stynerson
J. F. Myers
Ladies' Aid Society
First Methodist Church
F. M. Prescott
Maud Harding
St Loui
Harry Overhult
Formarly
Copeland
Lui McKee
A. V. Cummings
Monroe Reeded
James Porter
Porter
Hypnotic Dangers At Crawford Theater Show
A vaudeville style hypnotism act at Crawford Theater featured Lote Fuller Carmencita and Little Beypt impersonating famed dancers under Prof A L Flint. The performance, lasting over two hours, drew loud audience laughter as the trio showcased exaggerated high kicks and comic stage antics amid playful banter and crowd reactions. Prof Flint announced further shows through the week with volunteers drawn from the audience.
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Crawford Theater
Lote Fuller
Carmehella
Little Beypt
A. L. Filnt
Audence
Carmencita
Prof. Filnt
Lee Fuller
Hercules
Wrisele
Steet
Egypt
Carmentin
Loiis
Beypt
Laie Fuller
Dole Puller
Danseux
Geren
Flint Trally
Teexor
Weir Terpsi
Flint
Crawfort Theater
Fitnt
Social and personal notes from Topeka meeting group
Residents discuss leadership resignation of Mrs H E Arthur at Ninde Chau tauqua circle while Mrs Furt Cans becomes president and Miss Edith Moore advances. An evening of scriptural readings by Miss Helton Cole at Unity Church is praised, with music by Miss Grace Lemon and updates on local residents and clubs.
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Arthur
Topela
TMS
Furt Cans
Ar Wr
Edith Moore
Care
Fred Slater
Helton Cole
Bostom
Unity Church
W. A. McCarter
J. C. Mo
Clintock
Misa Cole
Miss Cole
Denver
Topeka
Coal for Manila Loaded at Newport News
The navy plans 6 000 tons of coal loaded at Newport News for Manila. Coal moves via Suez to Admiral Dewey's fleet, with 40 000 tons shipped since the war began. Most coal originates from the Atlantic seaboard, especially Newport News or Baltimore, with some Australian purchases. Sailing vessels use Cape Horn routes, while steamers are mainly British. A note ends with an ad about Plano or Organ and a library charity event tonight.
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Newport News
Washington
Navy Department
Manila
Suez Canal
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Honolulu
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Pacific Coast
Australia
Wary council delays fire department city hall plan
The council postponed action on a new city hall ordinance citing unresolved questions about housing the fire department. Aiming for the April election, debate over 30 year bonds and whether to include the fire department in the city hall continued. A Commercial club delegation urged passage as next Monday evening's session would consider a referral to the judiciary committee with a report due then.
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Skinner
Benson
el- Hart
Morgan
Blossom
Lance
Commercial Club
Maj
T. J. Anderson
Pha R. Mulvane
Drew
Fire Department
Tird
Mulgane
Ellott
New
Warner
Burgess
Roundtree
Fellows
Skinter
Judiciary Committee
Potwin annexation faces setback but proceeds toward union
Potwin consolidation moves forward despite a setback from a joint session. Indebtedness totals about 25 000 for Potwin plus 712 000 for school purposes. Annexation includes Capt J Johnsons home Bates tract and Hartsocks addition, extending to hilltop west of Dr B C Linn home. Ordinance referred to joint ways and means for report next Monday. Council cannot pave alley without property owner petitions.
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Potwin
Mace-Copers
Seston
Capt. J. Johnson
Bates Tract
Hartsock
Dr. BC. Linn
Joint
Ways and Means
Bonds Approved for Pavement on North Jackson Street
Cook's $2000 bond with sureties L Blackman and Anca Morrison to pave North Jackson Street was approved. Michael Wall's $400 bond with T M Hanley and J D Hanley for grading the street was approved. P H Gill's $500 curb bond with Charles S Elliott and J F Oxttry was submitted and approved. Annual sidewalk condemnation resolutions have been presented to the council.
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North Jackson Street
Cook
L. Blackman
Anca I. Morrison
Michael Wall
T. M. Hanley
J. D. Hanley
P. H. Gill
Charles S. Elliott
J. F. Oxttry
Sidewalk and street plans discussed at city council
City council debated sidewalk condemnations shrinking to under five miles as old boards disappear. Proposals for paving sections on Topeka Avenue, Thirteenth Street, and an alley widening were referred to committees. Engines at the power plant to be sold, and a Kistler Street opening study ordered. County and health officials released a smallpox update for Los Angeles with 76 cases since September and ongoing quarantines. Entertainment for charity at Library Hall and ticket details promoted.
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A. A. Hurd
Topeka Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Committee
Tyler Street
Twelfth Street
Joab
Theo E Hurd
Howe | Jones
Washburn College
Thirteenth Street
Lincoln
Lane Streets
Ta, Wilson
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Inchanan
Lincoln Streets
North Topeka Social Roundup and Local Notices
North Topeka community notes include visits and returns from Chicago and Washington. Local clubs, meetings, and social events are listed with member names, addresses, and upcoming entertainments at Kansas Avenue and Harrison Street venues.
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Kansas Avenue
J. W. Kline
TRENK
Ella Curzon
Eppingham
Cyrigeas Rasover
Ruasee
Health Board
Ft. Worth
Loie Fuller
Little
Patrons of Industry
Toledo
Patrons of Industry of America
W. S. Donnelly
Albany
Kansas Postmesters
Grace Bee Berman
Wanhington County
Can” Chamielton County
William W. Dearborn
Moral Pottawatomie County
Amasa FL
Anderson
W. W. Kimbatt Co
State Library Ball
Social and Personal
W. Whimball Co
Library
Finsl
Jackson Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Bird
New Topeka’s
Great Tradel. Department Store
East Room
Hood
Ayer
Pierce
Greene
Woodbury’s
Woodbury's
William's
City Electric Light
T. P. Rodgers
Court House
Fifth
van Buren
Kistler Street
Committee On
Benett
Wirat Wird
Library Hall
Rowley’s Drug Store
Rowley's Drug Store
Geo
W. Ho Wuson
J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane
North Topeka
W. J. Hurtess
van Buren Street
Edith Paul
A. J. Arnold
Epworth League
Echured
Jaime Whitcomb Riley
Ladira’ Ald Society of the Christ In Church
Matlie Beeder
J.T. Long
el Dorado
Kan
McKenutte
Margaret Summers
Whitesale
Lou Dell Me
Jacknor Street
Jessie Warner
Mamit Bate
Justice Thos
T Wright
Mes
W. Mo Costiey
Hyaman
B.S. Greser
Kat~sus Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Maudie
Gracie Ward
Win Piech
Hvr
Monroe Street
Poster
Grant Street
Westen Avenue
Rochester
W. B. Watchinson
the Baptist Church
W. T. K Club
Mew
WV. Kieler
Sorosis
Atlantians
Cosmos
West Side Reading Club
Bundies” Music Club
Stedman
History Elals
Argonauts
W.T. K
F. Morris
HM. Morris
W. D. Lacey
Harry Safford
Kistler
McMaster
E. M. Hengle
W. E. Scotton
Pred Tampkins
J. L. Payne
Mier
W. H. Davin
Kae Goras
Pans Cole
J.T. Cecil
W. W. Cheney
W. M. Costley
T. SN. Davis
J. B. Hamrick
J. HL
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