Leedy says Oklahoma must raise 15000 for Omaha Exposition display
Gov. Leedy states the state can not present a creditable exhibit at the Omaha Exposition without at least 15000. He notes railroad promoters promised funds but none concrete, and he would delay appointing a commissioner until the amount is secured. He urges railroad support to proceed promptly or risk a weak showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Omaha
Attur HS
T. Clarkson Shasha
John Atwood
Leaver Wrth
Tim
Leeds
Kanaaa
Embargo Lifted and Bank Charter Granted in Delphos
Insurance Commissioner Webb McI rescinded the embargo on Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co in Ranena after a promise from Witkowsky that the firm will reform. A new State Bank of Delphos with 20100 capital was chartered, directors named, and the Hasetttia of Winfield filed its charter for agricultural advancement. Lincoln County pardons Herman Murphy, and Rev J D Matthews offers services in case of war with Spain. Texas requisition seeks Henry Good, held at Fort Worth for horse theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb McI
Hamburg-Bremen
Ranena
Witkowsky
Ex Elfridge
Eren McNall
Ste Bieler
Harrison Clarkson
Rating Bureau
Delptium
Otawa County
State Bank of
Delphos
Geo. N. Nichols
F.C. Hull
John Corel
BR. W. Smith
Geo. FL Filings
Hasetttia
Winfield
Kant
Plorenee Webb
Mary M. Yorsrth
Anna S. Ham
Ftom
Sadie M. Seward
Myra McGregor
Saille Martin
Alma M. Miller
Lincoln County
Herman Murphy
Lewty
Murphy
S Dismet
Gov. Leedy
Kansas
Spain
J.D. Matthews
The
Baptist Church
Helleville
Ren
Matthewe
Alten
State House Notes and Local Political Tangles
Secretary of State Bush inspects Peabody to study the state station plan with agriculture officials. The Wichita & Western and Pratt County face state action. attorney general asked to intervene. Governor Leedy pardons a reform-school case amid family protests. local insurance and bourbon county notes appear amid Republican county conventions backing Gates for Congress and Cormany for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Hellhower
Peabody Een
Na- Hous
Dias
Wichita & Western Road
Pratt County
Attorney General
Cwusty Commissioners
Lave
Washington stock traders ride volatile market drift
The Wall Street Daily News notes that after the Maine disaster Washington operators have kept steady while others dump. The Washington contingent and firms with capital connections have driven the market move, chasing customers and covering tracks as selling by known Washington houses grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Wall Street Daily News
Maine
Han Ren
Capitol
150 Men Ask For Money In Burned Logs Case
About 180 men under arrest for burning two terminated Indian logs seek funds to defend them. Arrests began a month ago, with Bow and Pearly among the leaders. Two Indian boys Lincoln McGinsey and Joe Sampson were burned for the murder of Mrs. Julia Laird, an Oklahoma resident, a case reportedly supported by leading county men and a large public subscription to aid the defense.
Real estate transfers filed for record
A series of real estate transfers is listed with names and parcel details. Transfers include Marshall to W T Rodgers for 1500. Eltaneth Green to J W A Sultie. F L Galley to Isiilda J Saunders for 498 and 459 Quincy. Casper Folihauser to BLOF Church for 100. Harris to Chas W Weeks for 08 at 119 Leland. Jas C and Sarah Suiver to Zarfida J Saunders for parcels 378-82 Ennett street. Alice & Conklin to Zarfids J Saunders for Stall sub. Jennie M S Chamberlain to Ver Sav & Iny Co for 460 at 1 Mr Clay street. and Harvey's subdivision.
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Marshall
W. T. Rodgers
Eltaneth Green
J. W. A. Sultie
F L. Galley
Isiilda J. Saunders
Quincy
Casper Folihauser
Blof. Church
Locust Street
Parkdale
Charity Harris
Chas
W. Weeks
Leland Street
Jas. C
Sarah Suiver
Zarfida J. Saunders
Enenett Street
Heery
Alice & Conklin
Zarfids J. Saunders
Stall
Emmett Street
Jennie M.S. Chamberlain
Cook
Sav. & Iny. Co
Clay
Harvey
Mummified Bodies Found Near Anderson Indiana
Workmen clearing ground for Buckeye window shade works unearthed a large cache of mummified bodies near Anderson Indiana. The remains, in poor decay, were dumped into a wagon. Early context suggests Indian origins and possible predate to later Native groups, near the historic Mile House site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Buckeye
Ipdiana
A Clever Trick Boosts Nerve Cure Claims
An ad-like fragment touts remedies for nervous trouble and headaches. It promotes bitters and tonics as restoring vigor, cites endorsements from G A Van Hall of Butler, Missouri, and mentions Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker with a laundry ad at 112 and 114 West 8th.
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Anyedee
Fanes
Sam Blanty Winer
Amd
G. A. van Hall
Butler, Mo
Peerless Steam Laundry
West 8Th
Various Wants and Sales in Topeka Journal Classifieds
Numerous small ads seek dressmaking and housekeeping help at Mrs Chambers West Sixth Street and in Topeka. Also listings for lodging and room rentals, sale or rent of rooms, and trades including stoves and appliances. Real estate sales, farms, lots, and properties near Topeka are advertised with prices and locations.
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Topexa Ave
Eighth St
Sidewalks Fifth Ward Topeka March 7 1800 Plan
The following resolution proposes widening sidewalks on many streets and avenues in Topeka Kansas. It lists front lots and parcels along Lime Street Chandler Street Chestnut Madison Jackson Van Buren Harrison Topeka Avenue Buchanan Street and others as part of a city plan. The document records block by block descriptions and references Mulvane Chase and other property lines as part of the widening project.
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Topeka
Kan
Lime Street
Mulvanne & Chase
Mulvane & Chase
Chandler Street
Tract & A
N. Wi
Tract
N. W
Trace
Che
of SE
Cor
N. EL
We. Pena
Cbs
Chestnut Street
Metsker's
Madison Street
Jackson Street
van Buren Stree
Harrison Street
Topeka Avenue
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News of the
Kansas State Departments
Omaha Exposition Worth
Erters
Texas
Atom Desby
Henr
Good
Bebarwood County
Ft. Werth
Tex
State House Notes
Arthur Fhe
Shepard
Missouri Pacific
Orawatomi
Reform School
Betance
Murnace
Wattoas Tae Ea
Wal
N van
BJ Care Journal
Juratsu
Tatenal
Kunses Aye
Sixth Ave
Journal Office
Marcer, Crosby
Kanass
B. Journal
North
South
Monroe
Union Stork Paras
Stove & Hepais Co
East Eighth
Vox
Tonexka
Prics
Crosby Bros
Barnum & O
Holman
Throop Rivional
Ciontne Sores
Tenth St
Phos EA Er
Ranvsseve
HH. Schroeder
Jeterson
Frances FE Willard
Honanza
W. Ziegier & Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
Snes
Hucine
Wis
Globe Chemical Co
Bloomington
Harrison St
Thomas HL Bain
Kansas Ave
West Eighth St
Ciasath
van Buren
Harrison
Kansas Avenue
Hancock St
East Etehth St
Blacksmiths Toolz
East
Jacob Lewis
Etropeka Ave
Lawrence
Popeke
Baty
Aeres
Joe
Vidette Postotree
Reppeter Farm
W. L. Kline Co
Louis
Tepels
Notles
Mit Spatian
Boots
LT Yount
Iet
March's
Crane
Marcy
Bisciona
Lection
Barrow
Sa Kangas Agenus
Elleogance
Viavi Co
Columbian
Ralston
Harriss
Anna Cuff
John G. Howard
Saa Ave
Fred Dispensary
Collets
Twelfth and
Tyler
Aidence
Ciny St
Douthitt Place
Fancy Wolfe
E & Bowman & CO
Santa Fe
Lowman Hill
W. Mo Forbes
West Sixth Avenue
Florists
MES
Hague
Florist
Seccesari
R J. Groves
Joans
Barrower, T. & Bowman & Co
Golumbins
Buldine
A. Zaher
Columbian Building
Scott & CO
N. B Campbell
M. Forbes
6Th Ave
Planas
I. Biscoe
Milo Norton
West Sixth Ave
Topeka Exc. J. 2
Edson
C. V. Brick and Paving Co
LS W. Th Ave
Quimby
Topekin Ave
Watchmaeker
Uncle Sat
C. F. Menninger
Homactathag Physiciax
Topeks Ave
Sheldon
Wit
Kan. Ave
IDA
Barnes
Ana Clay
van Slyck
Wieth
Apera Tile
James B. Hayden
Topeka Printing CO
Hi East Reveath
Fifth Ward
Sar
Buchanan Street
N.lot
Lane Street
Ordeo
Crawford Theater
Eerases
Cheaps Council
Roefer
Seene
J.C Darling CO
Wean
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