PORENOE AFFAIRS INVOLVED Three Trustees Appointed to Straighten Them Out
Three trustees were named to oversee the affairs of F C Popenoe and the Accounting Trust Company as creditors pressed for payments. Popenoe, a Topeka financier, left for Costa Rica amid mounting debts after diverting funds tied to mortgages and mining ventures. Trustees John Mulvane, A Shaw, and R Shaw will seek to recover assets and return funds to investors, while the mining interests in Costa Rica face closer scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popende
Popen
Topeka
Noe
Costa Fice
Accounting Trase
Costa Fem
Fopence
Coltridge Hart
Neafa Street
New York
Hirt
Wabaunace County
TE Bowman
Popenoe
Costa Rica
Hia
Reining Company
R. C. Eh&w
Jese Shaw
Topeka. Water Company
Akelane
AF Shaw
John Mulvane
Bank of Topeka
Bank of Topeka. Jest Shaw
R . Shaw
Shaw
Coma Rica
Price
Ar. Pupenos
Sr. Popanee
Popenee
Povence
Lileavitt
A. S& Johosen
NOW IN COSTA RICA Will Return If Business Is Adjusted
A report notes a business plans to resume operations in Costa Rica if costs align. The entity seeks to recoup money spent on mining ventures and positions itself to reengage after financial adjustments.
Disastrous Effort Ends in Transfers and Bankruptcy
A Topeka financial collapse tale unfolds with the transfer of Country Home and other assets. F. C. Popence or Popenoe is reported to stay away from Topeka as trustees attempt to unravel tangled affairs. A900 or more in capital is in question as the Ac Counting Trust and related entities face shutdowns and foreclosure by a western creditor. The narrative traces Popence’s rise from a farm boy and stenographer to a leading figure in Topeka finance, his companies, and the dramatic unraveling of his ventures amid bank actions and creditor pressure.
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Popenuc
Preelient
Topeka
L. Hetman
Rattett
Scretary
Olé J. K
Ten Beret
Highland Park
Popetet
Dreemara
Hudson
Popence
Rome
Conta Rice
Topekusom
Bopelene Tangle Amt
Accornice Treat Company
Topence Wan
Eighland Park
Bank of Topeka
Ssortgauee
Unclear OCR: Popenos debts and repayments details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions December 120 and $242 payments to an Accounting Trust company. References Prof BA Popenos of the State pear ase at Muarhattan brother of F. Fopence. Taxes on home property paid by the same relatives mortgage notes and debts are noted. Follow-up to Topeka to settle and straighten up affairs. Indicates anticipated return of indebted fortunes.
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Te O
Trust Company
BA. Popenos
Pear Ase
Muarhattan
Fopence
Martage
Serna Moss
Popeniue
Topeka
Santa Fe extension bonds spark city election debate
Major T J Anderson and real estate leaders rally support for a Santa Fe shop extension proposition. They warn bond passage will boost property values 25 to 50 percent, urge voters to back the plan, and say failure risks depreciation and stagnation despite opposition.
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Santa Fe
T. J. Andarsot
Bex
Archi Tard
Stow
C. BL Merriam
T. Eh. Rowman Company
George I. Payne
Payne & Thompson
Emmett Roudebush
Everstie
Uberal Food Company
Daily Fighting Reports From Cape Town Battles
Reports from Cape Town on March 27 describe indecisive clashes at Tarkasted and Heninefontein with few casualties. Dispatches indicate ongoing patrols and movement by forces in the Cape Colony as General Hamilton’s troops engage in routine operations. Across the Atlantic, Charles D. Pierce notes no disruption in Paris while Chicago forecasts weather conditions for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Tarkasted
Heninefontein
Cape Colony
Ghismiasinot
Bours
Jack Hamilton
New York
Charles D. Pierce
Free State
Usipiba
Paris
New Sultan Proclaimed in Yemen Brother of Turkish Ruler
London reports from Constantinople that Arab rebels in Yemen declare Mohammed Reached Effend sultan as Mohammed, provoking open enmity with Abdul Hamid. Patrols doubled, arrests rise, and Muslim Christian communities are jailed. tensions spread to Macedonia and Bulgaria.
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London
Constantinople
Amara
Yemen
Arabia
Macedonia
Mohammed
Effend
Abdul
Hawmid
Tizsit Beyla
Asia Minor
Bracedonia
Tith
Bulgaria
Macedona
Train Wreck In Chenango River Near Norwich
A passenger train on the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Utica division derailed early today a mile and a half east of Norwich due to flood undermining tracks. The engine, fireman, and two passengers are reported injured as the train sank into the Chenango River.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Utica
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Norwich
Chenango River
Stormy Snowfall In Denver Hits Six Inches
A new storm began in Denver early today with about six inches of snow recorded at six inches and still falling. Reports from eastern Colorado towns today indicate stock losses from Sunday and Monday will not exceed three percent.
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Denver
Colorado
Young Jewelry Clerk Stole Tray of Diamonds in KC
A twenty year old Kansas City clerk Willam A Deardrutt allegedly stole a tray of diamonds worth about 6100 from his employers. He was confronted with the rings they found hidden after the incident and reportedly admitted planning the theft and attempting to sell or escort the diamonds to cover the scheme.
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Kansas
Aaron
Willam A- Deardrutt
Conon
Ihe
Blizzard's Havoc Sweeps Western States
Denver reports a blizzard causing widespread destruction across western Nebraska and eastern Colorado with thousands of cattle sheep and Norse trees displaced. Damage lines rail routes Burlington and Union Pacific report stock and animal loss as prices fall and supplies plummet. In San Jose California on March 27 prices for prunes decline by half a cent per pound affecting export tonnage and local markets.
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Denver
San Jose
Cal
Merek
Cmurternia
Inside News Berlin Papers Publicize Russian Secrets
A scrambled Berlin report cites Russian state secrets and a rising count of student unrest. Mentioned are officials, editors, and farmers in multiple locales with vague references to political recall and military matters amid chaotic wording.
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Russia
Editarear
Nin Henta
Rebodor
Latseotniie
Mutviene
Paris
Chinese and British reactions to Manchurian pact delay
Reported delays in signing the Manchurian convention as the murder of Rev. J Stonehoune near Tien Tain raises Chinese situation tensions. Officials fear further violence, while foreign troops and missionaries face risk. Japanese embassy confirms decree delaying the convention beyond the planned date.
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J. Stonehoune
London Mixstonsrk Society
Tien Tain
Adewante
Killines Brstuchhlit
Mpcoimt
United States
Traxer
Imus
China
Lonion
Sian Pu
Liu Bie Yi
Nankin
Ridasla
Last Caucus Sees Narrow Vote For Radewater Split
In Ancoin Nebraska on March 2 a long party caucus over a vacancy produced a divided result. Edward Radewater led after a late ballot, but George Maliejola and others challenged the outcome as delegates debated strategy and party unity into the night. The session adjourned shortly before midnight with leadership signaling future steps.
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Tancoin
Neb
Welsiature
Edward Radewatur
George Maliejola
T. Saldsitige
Alexander Brown Sons Leader Steps Back From Active Business
Alexander Tirow, head of the banking data at Alexander Brown Sons, plans to retire temporarily from active duties at the company’s directors meeting. On his doctor’s advice, the move aims at a prolonged period of rest, after steering deals totaling over 20.8 million dollars in the past three years.
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Belimore
Agaren
Alexander Tirow
Alexander Brown
Thic Uity
Bas
Bite
Payet
Brown
Geologist to Inspect Turkish Government Mines
U S geologist J. F. Spurr sails to Turkey to inspect state mines under government control. He will survey ore content, assess security, and report back on mineral wealth and strategic value for the United States.
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U. B
Turkey
Washinetn
J. Fe
Unites States
Renlowims
EU Ves
Chicago and New York capitalists plan thru Mexico trip
A quoted note from Mexia announces a Chicago and New York led expedition traveling through Sonora to the Gulf with Mrs Nation inspecting the train. March 27 reports over 4,000 at Grand Central Station viewing the new Pan American service. Journal text indicates ongoing excitement and generalized details about the "Four Worts" pattern car deliveries and general passenger locomotion.
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Chicago
City of Mexia
New York
Sonora
Gulf of Forte
Mrs Nation
Cincinnati
Grand Central Station
Gay
Jann
Warming Up Both Sites Claim They Will Win
Two rival sites make confident forecasts as the contest nears. Each camp asserts certainty of victory, touting strengths and home-field advantage to rally support and deter rivals.
Republicans Hold Heavy Lead in Hughes Majority Effort
The article outlines Republican figures and workers aiming to secure a strong Hughes majority. Fusionists are quiet. Democrats discuss tactics to split the vote by mobilizing women. Based on polling and party machinery, Republicans appear set to win, with some observers predicting Hughes could approach a 2000 vote edge.
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Somantenson
Astate
Democratie
Uhr
Pentium
Republican Committee
Hughes
Euunthman
Tee
Sean
Republic
Revenue Receipts for February 1901 Show Increase in Collections
Washington reports the monthly internal revenue summary for February 1901. Total collections rose by 315,771 compared with the prior year, with eight months totaling 505,200.17 dollars higher than the same period last year, reflecting a strong revenue gain across sources.
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Washington
Kipling Repentant Prediction Of Return To America
The fragmentary article reports a claimed belief that the English writer Kipling would return to America, mentioning places near New Hampshire and Weathered Falls. It references names and places in a garbled OCR passage, suggesting anticipation of a writer's return and possible details about a residence called Wetvat Foul Sten.
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Kipling
Wil
America
Conrora
IW. EE
Lane
Boryard Fipfing
Azaerios
Suri
New
Hampshion
Estes
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W. It Harrett
Accounting ‘Trust
Secretary of State
Tata
F. C. Popence
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Hienia Parks
Coleridge A_ Hart
New York City
Goratee
T. C. Popence
Converes
Mary J. Taylor
Kerk City
F. C. Pooenee
Jay Gould
Bate Fopense
Ahorthand
Tie
TL Bowmss Levi Company
Bright Company
Tt Wax
Topeka Iqvescorent
Accounting Trust Company
Tmander
Ie Company
Ed‘wank Wilder
CS Greed
Ware
L Movewraks
Bob. Merriacs
Ben Sived
Popenow
Miste
Anderson Sass
B. Merriam Bays
Daily Fighting
DeWitt Acain
Merck
Young Turks
Abdul Hamid
Lackawanna
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Manchuria
Czar
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