North Topeka Church Notices And Local Visits
In North Topeka locals report Abe Joseph and Pred ant Kostsan at Lawrence for the day, Mrs Wise at Paramore Street, and Mrs We Steete visiting kin. Evening prayer at the Church of the Good Shepherd at 7 30, Sunday school at 2 50, and regular services at multiple churches including Christian and Presbyterian with morning and evening services and youth meetings. Mrs Conkle and daughter Earith arrive from Colorado to stay with Mr and Mrs Baker on Jackan Street. Miss Jessie Campbell among Good Shepherd girls preparing for a trip to Dasaar. visitors Mr and Mrs Sherman of Washington head to Silver Lake before returning to Topeka. The pastor’s absence shifts duties to supply. Sunday programs repeat across churches with prayer, Sunday school, and Christian Endeavor activities.
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Kimball Printing
Abe Joseph
Lawrence
Db. Wise
Paramore Street
Steete
Tetrkin
Gibson
Mnon
Good Shepherd
Tee
Hutchinson
Newton
Mutehingon
Kilthe Gon
Koivert
Et. Louis Dering Sr. Hutckinsum’ Mbnence
Chars Conkle
Earith
Colorado
Kansis Avenur Methodist Church
Rose
Sadie Finner
Panny Sunes
John Sherman
Washington
Topekis
Silver Lake Esterday
Iran
Sulteet
Dpopekw
W. GB. Hutchinson
Ted
Woman With Red Hair Arrested Husband After Fracas
Mrs Hutton marched into the station on Friday afternoon and was credited with arresting her husband after a dispute. Docket lists W, WW Hut ton carrying concealed weapons. Arrested by Sergeant Donovan.
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Hutton
Donovan
Redhaired Wife Seeks Help as Husband Threatens
A tally woman wearing auburn hats explains to officers that her husband Noel Beer is missing her and has threatened her. The husband admits possessing a revolver, which he turns over to the sergeant. A restraining order is sought, but the attorney says the court cannot act on a pending case. The scene includes remarks about fear and hair color, while unrelated ad-like text advertises travel between Topeka and California with luxurious train service and Pullman cars.
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Otheers
Noel Beer
Siva Halton
Amster Aml
Gregs
Death of George Harvey Chickering. Milton native dies at 77
George Harvey Chickering, last of the Chickering family famed for pianos, dies at his Milton home. He was 77, long associated with the Boston firm his father Jonas built, and had battled rheumatism for years. The obituary notes a life rooted in Boston and the family business.
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Lant
Topeka Mineral Wells Sold
Sire Hannah Kiblbers took charge last Wednesday and has been in the United States three years coming from Syeien. The facility has been overhauled and refitted to give patrons better service with special attention to the ladies.
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Hannah Kiblbers
Kihivere
United States
Syeien
War News Highlights Militia Callup and Armored Trains
London reports push for military vigor as militia callups pull many from duties. Armored trains and naval gun supply concerns dominate debate, with shots at the War Office and debates about armored rail attacks. Chopin remains prompt for possible interment in Poland.
Deed of Trust for 2.5 Million Dollar Issue
In San Francisco on November 18 a large deed of trust was issued by the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company to the Union Trust Company securing a total issue of two and a half million dollars. The instrument was to be handed to Claus Spreckels Company of Honolulu to be recorded. It is to be the largest recorded deed in the Mint country, requiring 31 250 in United States revenue stamps and 90 000 in Hawaiian revenue stamps.
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San Franciesco
Orient
Ser
United States
Talks on Americanism Draw Large Topeka Audience
Congressman Dolliver spoke at Topeka High School delivering a patriotic lecture praised for originality and vigor. A W. Taylor introduced him. Dolliver criticized neglect of common people's history and lauded American ideals, citizenship, and military heritage.
Kansas Editor Absconds Amid Swindle Claims
The Tonganosie Mirror accuses Grover T. Everett editor of the Sentinel of the village of swindling multiple people with counterfeit checks after stealing away on election day. Notable targets include Arthur Capper and John Guthrie, with further alleged dealings involving printing material and a bill of sale. D. I. Moody arrives in St Louis after illness, denying serious heart trouble and continuing homeward via rail.
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Tonganosie Mirror
Grover T. Everett
Sentine
Mirrorsis
George T. Everett
Erne
Everett
Eg Security
Arthur Capper
Use Topeka
Capper
State Bank
John Guthrie
Topeka
Martindale
Lawrence Gazette
Did
Devil
Death of Col Kip in New York City
Colonel Lawrence Kip dies at his residence in New York City after ten days of stomach disease. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs Creery, with one attending physician. Kip, aged 33, was a well known horseman and suffered greatly before passing peacefully.
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Col. Kip
New York
Lawrence Kip
Creery
Dr Wood Expert Specialist and Diagnostician at 118 West Sixth
An advertisement for Dr Wood a specialist and diagnostician located at 118 West Sixth Street between Kansas Avenue and Jackson Street. He cites 25 years dedicated to chronic diseases and a wide range of treatments including ENT, heart, stomach, kidneys, skin and blood diseases along with women and children’s health. Office hours and express medicine service noted.
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Wood
West Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Jackson Street
Iyer
kKidners
Will of Mary Stumbaugh Probated in Rossville
The will of Mrs. Mary B. Stumbaugh who died Thursday night and faced a pending divorce suit was probated today. Estimated estate value is $6,000 with real and personal property. Provisions include debts, a monument, and estate administration costs. Half goes to husband George W. Stumbaugh, $350 to son J. F. Stumbaugh, remainder to Bertha Hopkins who raised her. John Wit of Rossville, executor, bond set at $40. Will dated October 26, 1800. witnessed by W. W. Harvey, W. C. Bond, and Jon A. Bond. Mr. Stumbaugh’s divorce answer questions mental fitness. Both he and son live near Rossville. fate of contest unclear.
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Mary B. Stumbauch
Rossville
George W. Stumbaugh
F. Stumbaugh
Bertha Hopkins
Stumbougd
Jobn Wit
W. W. Harvey
W. C. Bond
Jon A. Bond
Elev
Mr. Stumbaugh
Uniformeys
Welch
Ek Welch
Chicago market report shows dull wheat and mixed livestock
The Chicago market report notes steady to firm tones in wheat with December and May contracts. Receipts and shipments are mixed, hogs and cattle show varied movements, with futures pressured by Argentine and Western wheat weakness. Corn and oats show firmness in some terms while rye and barley posting small gains.
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Chicago
Reveipe
Jyreae
Liverpool
Provistuns
Hite Chance
Jaxoney
Jan
Timothy
Texas
Texas Fed
Asa Bileners
Choles
Western Wethers Feld
France
Hurveet
Colette
Bulle
Duluth
Deireasn
Deporiis
Karan
Paeseller
Plague provisions and New York Money Market notes
Fragmented market items describe December plague concerns and contract prices, alongside New York money market calls and bond quotes. The text lists commodity prices, grain notes, and various market commentary with references to railroad revenue and stock tips.
Wheat shipments show notable year over year changes
Fragmentary OCR notes imply shifts in primary wheat shipments and pricing across previous and current years. The source references percentages, tonnage figures, and dates close to industry milestones, with scattered mentions of ports or stations.
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