Real estate transfers listed in local deed records
The notices detail several real estate transfers including Frank Thomapson to Chas H Steete for 425 dollars on certain lots in East Avenue addition and J W Morris addenda. Andrew Nelson to James H Nelson for 1 dollar across multiple parcels. T Emert and wife to Morris Bond for 3 dollars. Roberts and wife to W Runces for 708 dollars. Kate Derren and husband to W W Marvey for 883 dollars on Monroe Street. Burrhin’s addition with M F Church and wife to Gea Caber Jaen for 1,000 dollars at Locust Street. Mulvane to T Ho Emert for 30 408. Laure RB Hilim and husband to Kate Herron for 1 lem on Monroe Street. Souvieret et al to Wm N Fisher for 1/6 pound. W Higembetham and wife to Morris Hond. and El D Rogers for tax deed on northwest quarter.
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Frank Thomapson
Chas
H Steete
Wits
Avenue
J. W. Morris
Andrew Nelson
Jimes H. Nelson
Laurent Street
Evans
T. Emert
Morris Bond
Roberts
W.runces
Northwest
Kate Derren
W. W. Marvey
Monroe Street
Burrhin
M. F. Church
Gea Caber- Jaen
Locust Street
Parkdale Addition
Jon Mulvane
T. Ho Emert
Laure
Hilim
Kate Herron
Eufebie’s Addition
Sovtieid Et
Wm. N. Pisher
Hull
Madison Street
W Hi
Morris
EL D. Rogers
Fatal kerosene fire in Uniontown injures mother and two children
Mrs. Frank Wilsick of Oliver and her two young children died after a kerosene kindling mishap in Uniontown on March 23. A baby in her arms and another child nearby were present when the stove exploded igniting their clothing and causing fatal burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Frank Wilsick
Oliver
Reform School Superintendent Appointment Sparks GOP Critics
J. H. Foucht of Topeka writes to The State Journal condemning the selection of Wr. B. Mainrock as reform school superintendent. He argues party loyalty and soldierly fitness should guide appointments, accusing Gov. Stanley of favoritism toward converted Democrats over trusted Republican candidates like Dr. J. F. Buck.
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The
State Journal
Wr. B. Mainrock
Oneka Reform School
Railroad Law
Jewell County
George HM
Cause
Hancock
Tiwo
Eoard
Chase
Reform School
J. F. Buck
Stanley
Hamilton Hall
Iate
Democria
Dr. Buck
Martindale Estate to Be Placed in Bankruptcy
Reports say within a week suit will be filed against Vice President Martindale of the First National Bank of Emporia to force his estate into bankruptcy. The plan would merge the Martindale and two Cross estates to satisfy bank creditors. Trond of Emporia named trustee, others signed, some directors refused. Proceeds would go to creditors amid large unpaid paper held by the defunct bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale
Emporia
First National Bank of Emporia
Trond
Vic
Martindall
Admirals Prospective Attendance Of Dewey On Peace Celebration Sought
In Washington on March 23 a citizens committee asked the navy department to secure Admiral Dewey for a May peace subrise. They said the nationwide event could honor him as Manila hero. Secretary Long would confer with the president to decide if the admiral could leave Manila duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maroh
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Long
Manila
Holling Mill Combine Aims 36 Mills In Western South
The Iron Trade Review reports a push to merge western and southern rolling mills. The plan envisions about 86 mills with a proposed capital of 15 million dollars. Chicago and Cleveland are named possible headquarters as the consolidation moves toward final organization within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern and Western
Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Re Iron and Steel
Prove
Western Mills
Chicago
Rev J A Spurgeon Dead in London Rail Carriage
London report states Rev J A Spurgeon brother of the late Rev Chase Hadden Spurgeon was found dead in a Brighton Express railway carriage. Death is thought to be syncope. Also notes a 100000 pound marble block from Marble Hill Go was shipped to New York and described as nearly pure white and huge in size. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises a new device for smoothing collar and cuff edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jamea ‘A. Spurgeon
Chase Hadden Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Washington
Prost, Yates
The
Geological Survey
Marble Hill
New York
Munyon's Inhaler Ad Leads With Philadelphia Address
Munyon's H H Eco at 1505 Arch St Philadelphia promotes inhaler remedies. The brief notice lists the product name and the Philadelphia address, suggesting a local advertising placement in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
H H
Arch St
Philadelphia
Botkin Gets Funny as Gov Stanley Receives Notarial Praise
Judge Theodosius Botkin of Hutchinson sends thanks to Governor Stanley for a recent notary appointment. He praises the administration, notes prior appointments by Governors Guirl and Humphrey, and lauds Stanley as among the best governors. The letter emphasizes trust in selecting qualified public officers and cordial regard for fellow officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stanley
Stanley
Theodosius Botkin
Hutchinson
Judge Botkin
Kansas
Guirl
Humphrey
Wotery
Conferring Degrees in Sevres Sepsuum Lodge at Stasnic Temple
The Sevres sepsuum lodge confers degrees in Godfrey de St. Omar council Knights Katosh No. 2 at the Stasnic Temple. Officers listed include Richard Willett Jenkins 32 degree com commander William Filter 2 degree first enterant commander Elisha Hoffman Anderson 1 degree and Willem Green 32 degree chantor William Henry Wilson 22 degree. Other officers are Samos Albert Ties 38 degree recorder Jonathan Doce Norton 2t degree treasurer Barry Whitton Poindexter 5 degree marshal of ceremonies John Alexander Dalley Theopiner Sheneer Pitman William Jacob Mathern Geeree first deacon Alfred Alenasger Rodgers Fredric Lonmann 2 degree hearer of beauseant John Edward Schneebly 2 degree hearer of second standard Samuel G Zimmerman 2 degree bearer of third standard Samuel Cunningham 2 degree lieutenant of the guard Robert Edwards 2 degree almoner and sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevres Sepsuum
Godfrey de St. Omar
Stasnic’ Temple
Richard Willett Jenkins
William Filter
Desree
Elisha Hoffman Anerson
Tleutesant
Willem Green
Chantelor
Wiliam Henry Wilson
de Ter
Kk Ct. HL
Samos” Albert Ties
Dégter
Jonathan Doce Norton
Dester
Barry Whit
Ton Poindexter
S Deeree
John Alexander Dalley
Stogres
Theopiner
Sheneer Pitman
Wade
de Tee Draper
William Jacob Mathern
G Geeree
Alfred Alenasger Rodgers
Atte Ch. Fredric Lonmann
Beauseant
John Edward Schnebty
Deeres
Samuel G. Zimmerman
Samuel Cunningham
Goard
Robert Edwards
Decree
Almoner
Sentinel
John L to Referee at McCoy Chynski Bout in San Francisco
John L Sullivan has been chosen to referee the McCoy Chynski tent on Friday night at the Mechanics pavilion in San Francisco. Advance sale of tickets already amounts to 13,000. The betting opened at 10 to 5 in favor of McCoy. The two fighters have named their seconds. McCoy will be assisted by his brother Momer Jack Stefaner and Frank Purcell. Chynski's handlers are Ba Greany Charlie Tilson and Tommy Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maren St
John T. Sullivan
Mechanics” Pavilion
Bitting
McCoy
Momer
Jack Stefaner
Frank Purcell
Choynski
Ba. Greany
Charlie Tilson
Tommy Murphy
Connell to Accept Fifth Avenue New York Pastorate
London reports deacons of Rev W Alexander Connell believe he will resign his pulpit here after his eastern tour of India and China and accept the pastoral call to Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City, vacant since the death of Rev Dr John Hall last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Connell
India
China
Fresbycerian Board of Foreign Missions
America
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
John Hall
Plains of Abraham to be platted and sold in lots
Quebec reports the Plains of Abraham, sacred to Canadian history, have been surveyed for building lots with nine streets mapped. Canada paid a nominal $100 annual rent to preserve the battlefield, but within two years the area may be developed into a closely settled Quebec suburb despite protests from historical associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Local News Snapshots Weaving Through Topeka Scene
A jumble of community notes reports registration deadlines, travel for officials, college events, political club moves, and local business changes. Mentions include Governor W. Stanley Wt, Washburn College students preparing a play, and a planned banquet by the Ta ff Commercial club. The piece also notes transit plans for morning trains and theater-goers facing long travel days.
The Brundley Case and Local Notice From Guthrie
A letter to the editor defends the Brandleys against accusations in the Brandleys case, denying romantic rumors and asserting the deceased lived with the family as a child. It criticizes sensational testimony and notes the isolated farm location near a busy Chase county farm. Also reported: J. C. Wales, Populist legislator, arrested in Guthrie for allegedly offering bribes to move bills. London papers announce a synchronized Sunday edition with the Daily Telegraph. An Indianapolis doctor touts Dr Detchon’s Mystic Cure for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Matt
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Police Nab Betts for Immoral Exploitation of Minors In Topeka
Maud Betts was arrested by Detectives Hanis and Voyle and jailed at police HQ after luring two girls ages 15 and 17 from their homes in Topeka to Kansas City for immoral purposes. The case may not be pursued on state charges. she’ll be booked for Aggravancy. The girls were taken to 1505 Mun street where police found and rescued them. the girls’ fathers, one an engineer on the Santa Fe, retrieved them.
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Ceemurie Resthunune
Stanley
St. Lewis
Om Geoms
W. J Biac
Santa Fe
Masonic de Quine
Iee
Janatis
Misa Cora Noel
Valencia
Washburn College
Merchant of Venice
Monay
Kansas Medical College
Ao, Blonacker
Wi i. &. Slonecker
John M. Wilkerson
Republican Flambeau Club
Thomas GL
Durham Tft
Eureka Springs
Arkansia
Lok
Demoss
Tyrie Bards
Christian Church
Oun Peoples Good Citizen Federation
Kirst Congregational Church
Ohio
Kansas
Margaret Walker
Woma
Thorpe
Colorado Springs
Taff Commercial Club
Thiraope
Rock Isind
Union Pacific
Topeka
Ube
Kansas City
Retes
Mun Street
Moses Strauss
Kansas Cabh
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Mystic Cure promises radical relief in one fifth of cases, claims to act upon the system by removing the cause so the disease disappears quickly. First dose priced at seven cents. Sold by J. W. Holiday, druggists, 623 Kansas Avenue, Topeka.
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H. B. Hettinger
Indianapolia
Ind
Detchon
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Top
Itt & Wotliday
Orncrists
Topeee
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Allcock
Porrouus Piaaster
Allcock’s
D. M. Ledlee Carriage Co
Moline
P. W. Griggs & CO
West Sikth Street
NEW Crawford Theater
Chas. H. Yate
Donse de Sousa
King Cottan
Alita Ups
Rowley & Snow
Coon Hollow
Grand Opera House
Godowsky
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
Pittsburg
Maitland Alexander
Bret Presbyterian
Hariem
Ark Rie Sity
Tus
Les
Astorate
BAY Health
Seid
Swat
Wellléay
Gastec
Beck
Topeka Cash Dry Geode Co
Dewey
J. A Spurgeon
Peerless Steam
S.wundry
Yhices
Goeld
Lt di Myo
Botkin
Masonic Temple
RI Mar
John L
Sullivan
Connell
Plains OF Abraham
Brandley
Atneld Green
Lean
Brand
Brandley Ingness
Ty Frank Reynard
Redden
Chase County
RTL
Jude Tredder
Sim
Pearle Brandley
Guthrie
J. C. Wales
Territorial Assembly
Frank C. Hitp
Senate
Wales
People's Store
Mi New Model Supply Store
Emper
Troup
Oklo
Council of the
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Assembly
Es Assembly
Shayne
Harry Hammona
John T. Shayne
State Street
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Freechanel
California
Denver
Tee Arielle
Colorado Flyer
Deadwood
Black Hills
Omaha
Meron
Rer
Newcastle
Betwen Newcaste
Orrin Jonollin
Clus
Colorado Capital
Tomyer Capital
Russell
Haskell
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Joha G. Haskell
Chemical
Hae Kell
Kansas University
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