Topeka Power Company Franchise Agreement Summary
The Topeka Water and Electric Power Company gains authority to lay underground wires and install appurtenances for illumination heating and power. The city reserves right to require undergrounding within three months after ordinance, with compensation and duties for street openings and restoration. The franchise includes conditions for notices, timelines, and potential penalties if terms are violated.
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Clit
Sluivne
Kankiss
Lagekis
Ald Counly
Miawnee
Kausats
Bis
Ulay
Lipa
Iit Power Company
Marntal
Ander
Anginier
Sater Alty
Lion
Sau
Euruiads
Kader
al Pesdan
Sime
Esuets
Topola Water and Lustre Power Company
Mgoe
Stad
Topeka
Ail
Erouni Goder Aly
Grounu
Moguea
Hosein
Eliectric Power Company
Scooshofs
Arkin
Topeks
Elessathy
SK. G
Fkmetric Power Company
Shaul
Odin
Cory
Kamens
Hundred Power
Topeka and Kiertsle Power Company
City of
Forteitu
Ue Gulure & Paid Company
Tom Tarresitad
Kofors
Upeka
Sptmpauy
Fopeka
Topeka Water “Elite Power Company
AccorUlay
Stall Exety
Nance
Std
Aly Carr
Unis
Sidd
Abey
Ste
Topeka Water and Electric Power Company
Kansas River
Lerein
Skc
Ris
T. W. Harrises
McFapdes
Fragmented text hints at a local notice or brief item
A garbled OCR snippet references a local context with scattered words such as be, for, and mood. The readable fragments suggest a minor notice or brief sentence, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present.
Social notes of Topeka people and visitors
Personal items from Topeka society recount evenings of cards and dancing at Wetherell hall, engagements, weddings, and local departures. Notables include Misses Ethel Wood Esther Miller Maud Miller Cora Poole Lillian Prialy Barbara Lauer Kitty Ragland. Messrs Scott Garwin Schlegel Ladver Hugo McCoy and more. Several residents announced travel.
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Topeka
Therequois Club
Wetherell’s Hall
Messia
Mesdames Padgett
Nurle
Wetherell
Ethel Wood
Esther Miller
Maud Miller
Cora Poole
Lillian Prialy
Barbara Lauer
Kitty Ragland
Carries DeObert
Eda Smith
Pearl Brubaker
Beulah Parker
Helens Schaffer
Messrs. Scott
Edna Crane
Frank Davis
Hiawatha
Deborah K Longshore
Faye
Masonic Building
Missy Mabel M. Fox
John M. Boughman
Oakland
Childs
Prescott
Ariz
H. M. Prouty
F. A Lealy
Shelby Moore
Erminie Prouty
Benedict
Hi Trower
Prof. Barnes
Leavenworth
F. L. Vandegrift
Galveston
F. M. Benette
Coffeyville
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas
E. W. Hughes
Topeke Avenue
Kaulk
Kansas City
de. Craig
la Grippe
Sadie Slaughter
Hayslip
Topeka Avenue
Mra. Hayslip
Wit Hopkies
Missouri Legisature
Charles W. Emery
Maud
Lottie Ranney
Thimbles
Billa van Hoesen
Bessie Gibson
Henrietta
Mary Thompson
Franc Littlefield
Nellie McClintock
W. N. West
Walter Homer
Ebil Crosby
J.C
3 . Nichols
Independence
Col. A. Warner
John Seaton
City
EN. Morrill
David Mustard
California
Denver
E. Lobdell
Dighton
Chas. Miller
R. B. Club
Quincy Street
Baker
Chicago
Mabel Cafferty
Kate Porter
Evening social and music events at Lowman Hill
Miss Berkman and Mr Mossman played selections on the plane while prizes were awarded to Miss Maud Miller and Frank Coles. A late supper followed as couples and individuals from the community joined in, including Mr and Mrs Blackman, Tyler, Lillep, Spencer Cart, Neugehaun, Herald, Viola Baker, and several Misses and Messrs. A kindergarten music event at Mrs M L Chamberlain's home featured Annie Campbell and Danley from the orphanage quartet, plus readings and solos. The W F M S of Lowman Chapel met to open mite boxes and discuss missions, with about twenty ladies sharing fruit and country descriptions.
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Mabel Cafferty
Kate Porter
Maud Miller
Lizzie Wilson
Lizzie Blackman
Dora Berkmas
John Thomas
Frank Coles
Frow
Mussman
Sod Henderson
M. L. Chamberhalo
Annie Campbell
Danley
William Moehr
W. H. Nippasang
Vincent Graham
W.F. M.S
Lowman Chapel
North Topeka Notes From The North Side
Daily items from the North Side include Santa Fe pay day and improving health of Angust Lewis. St Louis visitor A G Sanderson, Grantville visitors George Frisby and Joseph Brewer. Local wharf coal dealer Fermer’s coal. Two young women asked for crinoline in a hardware store causing a dealer’s fit. Modern Woodmen dance postponed two weeks. Herbert Fletcher returns from Denver with Kansas potatoes. Old Folks High Five club cancels Saturday session due to other attractions. Will Sheetz reported seriously?
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Angust Lewis
A. G. Sanderson
St Louis
George Frisby
Joseph Brewer
Grantville
Fermer
Ewart
Kansas
Arnold
Herbert Fletcher
Shorey
Denver
Will Sheetz
Local Notes: millinery, transfers, and ward race talk
W C Sly opens spring millinery at 842 north Kansas. F A Forbes reports transfer from adjutant general to internal revenue from Washington. D Skinner runs for First ward councilman, promising service to the people. Willits buys 1006 Kansas for business and home, will move upstairs after carpenters finish. Arnold's Drug Store lists Kinetoscene for one week. Stock family mourns as son Hustell dies in Hillsboro Texas after illness. former Armstrong and Kassebaum employee.
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W. C. Sly
Kansas Avenue
F. A. Forbes
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General's Department
Department of Internal Revenue
D. Skinner
Skinner
Cr. Willits
Rev. J. Barrett
Mr. Willits
Arnold
L. P. Stock
Fairview School House
Hillsboro
Texas
Hustell
Stock
Hand
Armstrong & Kassebaum
Start for Liberia The Steamer Horsa Departs Savannah
The Danish steamer Horsa left the Delaware River bound for Savannah to pick up 200 passengers for emigration to Liberia. The ship carries 600 tons of coal in the hold and 100 berths in the upper deck with beds and clothing. Two large stoves on deck will cook meals for emigrants during the voyage. The movement, backed by the International Immigration Society, aims to relocate poorer southerners to the African republic. In Savannah, immigration officials expect the voyage to begin a larger transfer of southern residents to Liberia.
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Horss
Savannah
Putrabenpara
Horsa
Delaware River
Liberia
African Republic
International Immigration Society
H. M Phillips
Board of Education
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