Real Estate Transfers Ink Official Lapse in City Listings
Real estate transfers show J N Hotrison and wife selling to J J Burton for 340 dollars a lot 16 Marron Auburn FP Dillion and wife selling to Currie BF Skinner for 200 dollars a lot LA Jackson atreet Bartholomew Hrinteman selling to Gee and Qk Werner for 1 00 a part of southwest quarter in Dorrist 7, ington lot 7 Block Lavcester Trust company selling to A Micherds for 50e, lot Y65-168-270 Morris wegrawe Dr Martin Mace addition Anna J Fille to Hi AL Richards 64ni ethes SOE28S-270 Morrie sveniuM De Martin Price addition M Mostex and wife to LL RK De Scott for 20402 Taylor street Hig Ps anatebor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hotrison
J. J. Burton
Marron
Auburn
Dillion
Currie BF Skinner
Lot LA Jackson
Atreet Bartholomew Hrinteman
Gee
Qk Werner
Southwest
Rae
Dorrist
Ington
Block
Lavcester Trust Company
Th A. Micherds
Soe
Morris Wegrawe
Martin Mace
Anna J. Fille
Hi AL Richards
G4ni
Ethes
Morrie Svenium
de Martin Price
M. Mostex
Ll. RK. de Scott
Dot
Taylor Streut
Hig- Ps
Anatebor
Prairie Torus to Woodland Land Action and Timber Sale
Atchixon Kar reports Luther Dick erpon cut 1 cord of wood from acres of former prairie. Pre emption by Mr. Teker on 2x4. Wood worth money on ground. Costs include cutting and hauling to town. One thousand in claims on a hundred acres, previously prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchixon
Kar
Luther Dickerpon
Tekergop
Ford
Pardon Field Day at Coffeyville Governor to Decide
Tomorrow Governor Stanley will hear parol requests in Coffeyville. Ex-convicts including Dalton and Yordl face clemency bids. Letters supporting and opposing these paroles flood the governor, with protests from local camps and Masonic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Stanley
Dalton Case
Stanley
Eximett Dalton
Coffeyville
Dalton
Luther Burns
Pailton
Humphrey
F. A. Briges
Cedar Ridge
Col
FA. Lewis
Lanvenworth
Dora Herod
Chanute
F. G. Robinson
Kansas City
T. B. Glaser
Wichite
EA. Hierod
Cherrvain
Mayor Thomas
Independence
M c Hanton
Kingman
Jane Appleby
Ektatoul
Willen Grimes
Oklahoma
F. J. Fritch
John Cailakin
Squires
James
Independante
Kan
Fingfisher
0. T
Erinet
Dalton Wes
J. Vo Adastis
4Iran Humphrey
J. Th Parker
Ira G. Stine
J. B Cummon
M. J. Kane
D. Radeer
Thomas Muenaies
Robertin
A. Bright
J. O. Hobb
Hal Docs
Nag
Hale
Whittber
Sivek
Kelly
K. K. Cusdingtam
J. H Burns
W. Wo Nuttinger
John Bradley
CW. Smith
J. Thaetuer
Erxenbrieht
Dallingsworth
Coffeyvilly
Woodlinen
Call
H.C. Loomty
Govenor
John Yordl
John Byland
Winne Ant Yordi
Board of Pardons
Yordi
Hin Cane
Mikerell
Tnmnorrow
Mikesel
Fort Scott
Nevada
Mikesell
Tittle Reports Frontier Cattle Market Conditions
Assistant state superintendent D W Tittle visited Wallace county Kansas frontier. he notes scarce corn and feed for cattle, buffalo stockmen affected by drought, cattle owners prospering but markets weak. He says frontier wealth has risen, but this year cattle will be sold to feeders if markets stay poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Tittle
Wallace County
Kansas
Eimyls
Buying Ganboats in the Orient, Washington, Nov. 14
The report from the commission to purchase property for revenue and police purposes outlines aims to acquire vessels among islands for operational advantage. The item appears mixed with unrelated notices about prison convicts and a request to move a female inmate, alongside unrelated promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Washington
oFerty Gantwata
British War Secretary Claims 10000 Boers in Field
London reports Mr Broderick declares at a banquet that Boers conceal trails by murdering natives behind them. He cites two dead natives found November 10 at mine bottom and says 10000 more Boers remain in the field with 42000 in custody or wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Broderick
Carlton Club
Ely
Tord Kitcheuer
Hraderick
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
Broerick
Redvers Butler
Evelyn Wood
Ofcer
Bulgaria Autonomy Hope Amid Balkans Interview
New York Nov 14 Bulgarian prime minister Karvaleom tells Sofia correspondent that humanitarian aims justify tolerating fresh talks between brigands and an American agent. He seeks autonomy for Macedonia, criticizes Turkey and Europe, and hopes the United States opens consulates in Sofia Vienna and Philippopoli. Also reports prisoner locations in Bulgaria and plans for a summer school of agriculture at Columbus Ohio with Ohio State University involvement.
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New York
Petks Karvaleom
Bulgaria
Sofia
Journal and Advertiser
America
American Republic
Dickinson
Turkey
Macedona
Europe
Macedonia
Berlin
Howe
Andrassy
Austria
Bexconfield
France
Germany
Cubs
United States
Sofa
Vienna
Philippopolia
Xuan Eflen M. Stote
Mate
Txilka
Comics
Saratoff
Washington
Association of Experiment Stations and Agricultural Colleges
Columbus
Department of
Clericultire
Ohio State University
Rraluate
Bower Injured On Train Near First Smelter
Juha Bower fell under a bound passenger train at the first smelter area. He struck gas pipe and rolled over the track, losing two fingers. He stood up and walked toward town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juha Bower
Ambiguous OCR Note on Tobacco Estimates and Transit
fragmentary report notes 9000 tobacco estimates in collection. aims to ship to St Louis today. mentions 66000 tage metadata and 14 con i he can selnet 0 worth of of any descrip-
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Bertin
St. Louis
Kinlime court testimony details grim family tragedy
The Kinlsmire case reports intense courtroom drama as William Kinlsmire testifies about his wife s death and a long history of quarrels. He describes finding her body in the haymow after May 12, details threats to the children, and attempts to conceal the scene. Cross examination probes memory gaps and prior conduct while his daughters cry during the proceedings. Court adjourned before cross examination concluded.
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F. ‘Oss
B. Welch
Carrie
Wart
Kiusmire
Wm A. Kinlsmire
Exery
Frank
Xiusmire
Sayini
Ous
Tach
Paul Swetlick
Thayden
Ils Mire
Mer
R. Welch
Kluemire
Klasmire
Hon
Killsmire
Jackson
May
Walve
Hitle
Gladys
Hidsmits
One State or Two and the Same Number From Oklahoma
A convention in Muskogee argues for single statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, with 300 delegates from each territory arriving. Politicians favor separate statehood, while business leaders push unity to open trade. The gathering aims to raise funds for a public education campaign to influence Congress.
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Muskogee
T. T
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
United States
Oklahoma City
Atix
Union
Oklshoma
British seek to end Mosquito protectorate claims
Washington commentary notes risk of misinterpretation over a Managua dispatch. Britain aims to retire from Mosquito coast protection and have Nicaragua assume sovereignty with assurances for Indian welfare. UK seeks a treaty to settle obligations from the Managua agreement without expanding privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Managua
Paget
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Mosquito Coast
Nicaraga
President Names New Federal Appointments Nationwide
The president announced numerous appointments across state departments including diplomatic posts in Toronto Pernambuco and Newell. army officers Rainier to colonel infantry and several lieutenants. Navy medical inspectors Lucien Meneberger and Harold Hass plus a sales pitch for Mrs. Morrisons’ special Friday and Saturday sale of hats and comforts.
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Washington
Edward N. Girtsaulue
Commu
Toronto
Grit
Canna
Win I. Aewell
Obie
Pernambuco
Brigit
Treasury
William Lmveretick
Wheoonain
Jegne BM
Tee
Henry Wy Meutenant
Torrey
Heutenane
Tates
Heutenants
Willas
Gampbert
Tenge WG "Moloney
Janie Rancourt
Arthur
Alfred C. Arnuld
Charles
Robert W. Adams
Dougie Donde
Kent Browning
Honey J.say
Quartermaster
Panko Iain Samuel J. Stith
Neutenapis
Stobart Bternett
Wali 3
Benth
Winston Wilcher
J Hhenpy
Frederick M. Jones
Starkey
Helte
Cat
Leutenant
Writtlery Corps
Willtam A. Covington
Briilery Campe
Harry A. Eberiee
Navy
Lucien G. Meneberger
Harold H. Hass
Market Report from Kansas City and New York
A broad market summary covers futures and stocks with reflections on corn, wheat, and oats bids. It notes active movement in pork and cattle markets, with Kansas City and New York exchanges showing varied demand, receipts, and price shifts amid mixed futures signals and ongoing trading volatility.
Northern Pacific stock value and bond market notes
A fragmentary report discusses Northern Pacific preferred stock and a stock venture, noting market decline and a possible valuation above par. It mentions bonds, the New York Money Market, call money, and currency exchange as observed in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norther Pacific
Susek
Banc Bm
Shiva
Valle
Sanvertibie Asd
Corman Stork
Amn Basla
Orien
New York
Pee
Pele Mercantile Paner
Ssrzlint Exchange
Deen Piatt “Sa eSman
Market notes from St Louis wool and grain receipts
Market brief from St Louis on wool receipts and grain trade with notes on wheat and corn prices. Early November listings show western and eastern markets, with reference to Topeka hidings and New York cotton activity.
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Wool Market
St. Louis
J Y. Purretory and
Western
Buiic
Coaree
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Pardon
Leavenworth
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Texas
Claughay
Department of Justice
Layette
Pn Ind Sitk
Dr. Lyon
Kitchener Bays
Father
England
Mae Kemnerly
730 Avenue
Today’s Market Report
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Kaneas
EB von Petiaions
Ea Ravistone
Gyant Herman
Bat
Batwa
Guna
Amelie
Siteas
Stockers Agit
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Keanas
Fender
Gallea
Sliogl
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Newark
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Wales
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Paeide
New York Central
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