Sewer Plan Could Be Built This Season on Lower Kansas
City engineer urges immediate sewer construction from Jackson street to the river to prevent park flooding and heavy damage. A 32,470 project would protect the riverfront, base costs, and spring development of two 328,000 houses, with district funding to be assessed if the sewer is not built.
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Jackson Street
Kansas Avenue
Ceee
Couneill- Man Warner, Weber and Griley
Whiting
Raneas Avenue
van Dures
First
Huginerr McCabe Raye
McCabe
Texst
Comer
Joyal
Apd
Topeka
Second High School Beats Lime Kiln In Morning Football
In a morning game the second high school team defeated Lime Kiln by 6 to 5 after recent matches in a series of panes. Lime Kilns had previously won 6 to 5 and 5 to 0. lineup features Tuland at full back and College players. The Clay school second team beat Lime Kiln Juniors 5 to 0 earlier, while the Melancholy Man phrase appears as stray text.
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Megicrarnlye
Tuland
College
Ao Bines
College Tat Ravorite
Ike Caves
Savings Bank Case Defenses Overruled in Kansas Court
The Savings Bank case centers on stockholders liable for unpaid subscriptions after a bank failed eight years ago. The court rejected seven defenses including statute of limitations and bank calls, ruling that liability cannot accrue until a call is made and validating the bank’s position. Judge Hazen lauded the case as thoroughly argued with appeal pending in the state supreme court.
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Tne
Plaintit
Iavz
Goon See
Keperal Banking Ct
Savings Bank
Savings Banka
Deen Gaits Syns Wun Te Wen Bae
Kansas
Bank
Clvec
Gould
Aguila
Judes Hazen
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
West
Hazen
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Scrofula
A letter from Silas Verney of Wawayanda New York describes Hood's Sarsaparilla curing scrofula in his daughter. He says she had sores on toes and head, the sores healed, and her face remains clear with no return of scrofula. He asserts the remedy removed all symptoms permanently.
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Hood
Narsaparilia
Silas Verncey
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises to Cure and Keep
An advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilia cures ailments and urges readers to ask their druggist for it today and accept no substitute, promising reliability and proven efficacy.
Tigers Versus Nebraska Promises Bright Weather Game
Omaha reports fine conditions for the Missouri Tigers versus Nebraska University with three substitutions for Nebraska. Three trains brought in Nebraska fans. Game set for three o'clock with limited reserve players noted in the lineup.
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Omaha
Missouri Tigers
Nebraska University
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Stringer
Kingsbury
Muroney
Hager
Bobby Anderonzie
Plague stamped out Ginegow and London fraud case
Authorities report bubonic plague stamped out with last illness on November 1. In London Lord William Neville released on ticket of leave from Parkhurst after five years penal servitude for fraud tied to a promissory note. He spent much of his sentence wheeling a barrow on the prison farm.
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Cole Younger
Minneapolis
A. Ames
Minnesota State Prison
Cole
St. Paul
Ginegow
London
Lord William Neville
Parkhurst
Hi Lordship
Weekly Bank Statement for New York Week Ending Today
The weekly statement lists Loans at 886,995.00 with a decrease of 4,281,000, deposits 950,430100 and a decrease of 1,643,000. Circulation stands at 31,821,400 with a total decrease of 1,901,825 and a surplus of 38,089,925. The report notes reductions across major assets and liabilities totaling 1,792,875 in the week.
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New York
TOR. Tho
Unclear historical health remedy fragment
Fragmentary text mentions stomach upset nerves and bitters as a purifying tonic. Includes garbled phrases about appetite and system buildup. No clear event, date, person, or organization.
Supreme court cases on prohibitory law violations decided
Violators appealing to the supreme court fared poorly today. W R Allen a Kingman hotel proprietor whose Brunswick hotel sold liquor was convicted on two counts. the court held that showing the offense occurred within the court's jurisdiction suffices. Frank Shinn an Elk County druggist was convicted of selling liquor to an habitual drunkard with intent to use it Megally. the court ruled intent to use is insufficient without actual consumption by the buyer, and the elect counts were affirmed while the others were remanded for further proceedings.
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Supreme Court
W. R. Allen
Kingman
Brunswick
Allen
Frank Shinn
Elk County
Traders' Live Stock Exchange Wins Suit Over Injunction
The Kansas City Traders' Live Stock Exchange, with about 180 members, had its injunction against the Farmers' Live Stock association dissolved by the state's supreme court on a technicality. The Farmers failed to prove injury from the exchange penalties used to restrict outsiders. The court reversed and lifted the injunction.
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Farmers’ Association
Holt
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandotte County
Supreme Court
Associaton
Real Estate Transfers and Robbery Report
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with names Sebring Ferguson and Starks including Van Buren Street and Birchall’s addition. A bank building access at Campbellsburg, Washington County, on the Monon route is described with a safe seized between 512000 and 15 dollars. robbers fled and posse pursuit continues.
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Ee A. Sebring
T. PF. Sebring
Leano
EADS
Juliette Ferguson Stares
van Buren
Renford
Campbellsburg Bank
Campbellsburg
Washington County
Eine Som
President Roose velts Dinner Guests in White House
President Roosevelt hosted Senator Hanns and John G. Dilburn of Buffalo for dinner at the White House. The visitors stayed until after midnight, dining with the president in Washington in November.
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Hanna
Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Hanns
John G. Dilburn
Buffalo
White House
Halley Arrested for Forgery in Topeka Case
F Haley arrested on forgery charges in Topeka after attempting to pass a $12 check using the name Wm Bradbury at Fisher's clothing store. A second $10 check signed W M Brown was found. Haley, a longtime Topeka resident and former hotel cook, confessed and awaits transfer to the state authorities.
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Topeka
Haley
Copeland
National
Colorado
Fisher's
East Sixth Avenue
Wm. Bradbury
Weiles
W. M. Brown
Washington Promises Merit Based Promotions
The president told Senator Cullom that promotions to the brigadier generalship will be based on merit, not favoritism or influence, with the aim of selecting the most deserving. Senator Burrows, opposing immediate revenue cuts, urged caution on funding for the Nicaragua canal and related liberal expenditure.
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Iay
Cullom
Israel
Intuerce
Ball
Santiago
Burrows
Michigan
Senate
Nicaragua
Burton May Go Free In Self Defense Case At Marion
A federal supreme court order grants Burton a new trial for first degree murder in Marion county. It holds he may show he acted in self defense after a jealousy fueled feud over Jessie Doty. The case, tied to a restaurant confrontation on November 1, centers on a fatal shooting of Pred Hoffman and Burton’s claim he aimed to protect himself.
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Hoffman
Marion
Uttle
Robert Hawterseoucton
Supreme Court
Burton
Jessie Doty
Doty
Tio Siir
Drake
Horton
Jim
Paesae Nowrt
Marton
Mary Walker
Washington
Mary Walter
Crolgers
Philippines
Perimlon
Genego
N. Y
Congress
Deaths and Funerals of H. H. Mine in Topeka
The funeral for H. H. Mine occurred at 3 pm from the family home at 1115 Polk Street. Mine was a longtime Topeka business figure with many attendees and numerous floral tributes. Pallbearers were drawn from his former employees.
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H. H. Miné
Polk Street
Mills
Topeka
Nine Pound Girl Born to Hammond Couple on Western Avenue
Local item notes Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hammond welcome a nine pound girl. Judge Mason will not call the motion docket Monday morning. Polk school and Juniors football game ended 12 to 10 in favor of Juniors. Church bell repair underway at the Church of the Assumption. Local billiards final saw Herman beat L Hawkins at 100 points. Al Hopkins and Sherm Willisess joined a hunting trip that may involve a convict posse. Santa Fe fence along river bank upgraded to curb horses plunging into the river. Marshall’s band concert set for Sunday afternoon at Cra yer with admission 10 and 15 cents.
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Ray Hammond
Western Avenue
Mason
Polk School
Douthitt's
Wight Hermann
L. Hawkins
Hawkins
Crow
al Hopkins
Sherm Willisess
Tecumseh
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Thompson Refuses Subpoena in Topeka Liquor Inquiry
Mike Thompson owner of Royal billiard hall and Opera House drug store was arrested for defying a county subpoena to testify about liquor sales in Topeka. The city court warrant raises questions about the ignition law constitutionality, while a judge rules an assistant attorney general cannot punish for refusing to recognize subpolice learned by him.
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Mike Thompson
Royal Billiard Bell
Opera House
Galen Nichols
Trempnce
Tli Arid
Topeka
Oain
Hazen
Gift From New York Donor Supports New Brunswick College
A donor from New York gave 25 dollars to the New Brunswick college, with funds allocated for the past season. Miss Gould has previously contributed to Vassar College and other institutions, while Satin-Skin Powder is advertised at five cents.
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New York
Euurer Culleey
Heinen Gould
New Brunswick
N. J
Monty
Gould Handy
Vassar College
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