Cram to Appeal Seeks Supreme Court Review
Judge Cram of the court of inc arnation presses for an immediate appeal to the United States Supreme Court if the court remains unresponsive. He proposes swift contempt proceedings to spur a rapid hearing, aiming to force a Washington ruling ahead of the next election. The strategy centers on an appeal through the Eighth Circuit and then to the high court, with political pressure from Republican state officials and attorneys shaping the timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cram
Court of Incarnation
Tenet
Hople
United States Supreme Court
Net
Crum
Washington
Agtiata
St. Louis
United States Supresmie Fotrt
Winkel
A. J. Myatt
Wirhita
Will Deport Them Chinamen With Bogus Certificates
San Antonio Texas November 29 Twenty three Chinamen caught in the act of breaking into the United States at the Grande have been ordered deported to China and will be taken to Salt Pranchirs by United States Marshal George L Sivtrecht in a few inve Fifteen of the men are at Hi Paso and the remainder are in the county far Bere. They all fed the sertif icates which hed been Orrnished thes in Mexico indicating perssivat trat five in bogus certificates in that coun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
United States
China
Salt Pranchirs
Upl
Ted
George L. Sivtrecht
Hi Paso
Bere
Mrs Hearst's Architect Chooses California Plan
Chicago November 24 Emile Berard the Parisian architect who won Hearst’s prize of 10000 dollars arrives via Chicago route to supervise the University of California building project. He outlines a general scheme with coordinated buildings to form a grand, unified campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago
Emile Berard
Fhorba Hearst
Herkhey
University of Clifornia
Runaway Girl Recalled as Return Visit to The Senate Fe
A fragmented item notes a journey involving The Runaway Girl and a return to a Senate event, with references to routes and timing. The text is garbled but hints at travel plans and a domestic setting, mentioning homeward movement and a local mall scene. The exact details are unclear due to OCR damage.
The Lane office closes as Investors' Trust collapses
The Investors' Trust at Arch Street in Philadelphia, serving patrons outside the city, has closed. Lip Tan Keene, president, Charien Work, secretary, and Miss M. C. Carsan enahler are missing. The firm promised high returns up to 204 percent and mailed monthly dividend checks. Police report says the scheme drew agents nationwide and caused large cash outflow over four years. Mail reportedly backs up at the post office as the venture unravels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lane
Uhe Investors’ Trust
Arch Street
Lip- Tan Keene
Charien Work
M. C. Car
San Enahler
Businessere
Eaulial
Ito
United States
Warlotia
Sherman, Topeka grain merchant, stricken and dying
Sherman, a veteran grain merchant once worth over a million, lies critically ill at his East Tenth street home. Dementia has struck after years of declining health. Once influential in Topeka and Shades County, his business ventures and farm land holdings diminished amid financial troubles and a move back to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC Sherman
Topeka- Me
Sheratin
East Tenth Street
Sherman
Bepetat
Teaver Htt Foo
Bar
Grace
Shades County
Sturman
Kansas
Topeka
Santa Fe Railways
Fopaks
Ion
Rocenle
Sien Uind
Cone
Mr. Sherman
Ciisel
Firth Ret
Peaee
Don’t Break Your Neck To Catch Early Train for Kansas City
Advice to eat a comfortable breakfast before taking the Union Pacific at 8:20 a m for a round trip. A brief note about travel timetable and a casual signoff from TRONQUILL WW cent Cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Topeka Society Hosts First Imperial Party of Season
A Topeka social diary notes the first Imperial party of the season at Hudson's hall with refreshments and many out of town guests. Col Little and Miss Edna Steele plan a wedding tonight at Letheny College chapel and will spend Thanksgiving in Kansas City before settling in Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Hall
David Palmer
W. J. Black
Walter Cust
Charles Eagle
Wilter Smith
Sorman Wear
Charles Blood Smith
Hugene Hugan
Woolverton
Harry Morgan
Mary Moon
Josephine Shellabarger
Mabel Wilson
Lilian Whitehoole
Grace Bisa
Atchison
Eitfin Crane
Lourie Smith
Helen Wilson
Plerents Rossington
Emily King
Gertrude Devereux
Loulee Tankin
Ti- Cues
Surteins
Mins Henderson
Edis McClintock
Ivah Davis
Lucile Motvane
Kossington
Messie Hayden
Janette Lord
Ed © Arnold
Austin Brady
Frank Curry
Edward
Tom King
Charles Lagerstron
Dorr Norton
Dana McVicur
Bred McGuin
Air
Joe Morgan
Durve Mulcayne
Galen Nichols
Frank Sheldon
Kanasae City
John Nicolson
Archie Wiliams
Ciprerice Young
Hugh
Little-Steele
Citunel EC
Little
Mis
Edna Steele
Letheny College
Mrs. Little
Kansas City
Abilene
Topeka News Bits and Local Happenings Involving Turkeys
A jumble of Topeka items notes turkeys and other holiday fare in stock as retailers advertise deals. Local figures such as John H. Vincent and Rev. John P. White lead church news while preparations for Thanksgiving events, football, and theater shows fill the town.
Runaway Girl at Contes Nouse Headlines Kansas City Run
The Runaway Girl headlines the Contes House in Kansas City as audiences rush to see the production. Return voyages and Santa Fe connections feature in listings for this week’s theater schedule with attractions at past malls and broader theater runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Twenty Two Months Work Report for Knights and Ladies of Security
Topeka Kansas November 15 2899 report covers an examination of the Knights and Ladies of Security fraternal order. Insurance department represented by Charlies Ridgway findings note prosperity while debts are limited and real estate securities value at 178744.10 with loans 122846.18 and overall assets 178744.10 plus bonds. The report commends careful record keeping and contends members may have confidence in their society.
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Topeka
Kan
Knights and Ladies of Security
Insurance Department
Charlies Ridgway
H. E. Patterson
Petterson
Major Sims
J. R. Mulvane
Order
Tam
W. ¥. Church
Vintendent Insurance
North
William Line and JR. Mulvane
Shawnee County
Kansas
Hoy
Kateas
Hon
Salarcanca
Cherokee County
William Sims
First National Bank
J. . Mulvane
Bank of Topeka
DE. Davis
Ie Commission
Kat
W. W. Church
Nath Council
Reser
BSED
Uae
Urqunteers Millead
Ks General Fund
Hoewerve Rand
Ender
Ander
Bow
Falance
Cortall
Sote Coker al
FSM
British Protest Over Boers Aid Expeditions
A Washington dispatch reports Lord Pauncefo te protesting to Secretary Hay against American plans to organize expeditions likely to aid the Transvaal Boers. British officials say secret-organized bands in New York and nearby suburbs aim to sail troops, with Dutch and French money backing the effort. U.S. departments pledge to block armed expeditions and have not yet made arrests or found concrete evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Great Britain
Lord Pauncefote
State Department
Hay
New York City
Stdl
Tranavaal
War Department
Treasury Department
de Suysiivs
Secret Service
Havre
Transvaal
Heinrich Concert Delights Audience With Rich Vocal Solos
A Tuesday night Weinrich concert drew music lovers to the auditorium as Mr. Max Hals and Miss Julie Heinrion sang with strong baritone and tenor tones. Duets blended smoothly while selections from Schumann and others showcased vocal range and expressiveness despite imperfect OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinrich
Tikes Surial
Cineios
Schumann
Mrakme
Sevin
Iron and Steel Demand Remains Strong in West
Federal Steel president EK Gary reports demand for iron and steel products remains heavy, with some departments quiet but overall market firm. ore contracts for future delivery are fixed at 25.00 per ton, and new schedules show price increases from 75 to 100 percent, signaling a continued strong market for finished materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
EK. H. Gary
Federal Steel Company
Chicago
Lake Erie
Lake Michienn
Rock Island Route Train Times From Kansas City
Train schedule notes routes from Kansas City with departures at 7 39 p m and 11 00 p m and arrivals at Topeka 8 10 p m and 12 50 a m.
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Rock Island
Kansas
Topeke
Just Go to Arizona. Richmond Letter Recounts Illnesses and Lectures
Chicago dated November 29 reports a Richmond letter from Wilbary L. Wilson, former central postmaster under Cleveland and president of Washington and Ler University, noting a friend and physician Janeway. The piece mentions extensive winter travels to Southern Arizona, ailing health of Wilson, and references to London’s Rosa Tantitarion and Crum the Pines of Wales in a tangential scholarly context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chronicle
Richmond
Vasiya
Wilbary L. Wilson
Cleveland Etd
Washington and Ler University
Tm Richmond
Janeway
Arizona
Wilem
London
Wales
MAY EXTEND BOND CALL AND SECRETARY'S NONCOMMITMENT
New York November 23 reports from Wheelington that Secretary Che aims to extend the bond offer and delay public notice, with a plan to redeem five and six cent bonds and adjust the fund distribution after business hours. The secretary has not yet decided on extending the offer another month, and a proposed $5,000 in fares value is cited. Checks for interest on the bonds are to be mailed, totaling about $1,10 per cent, with paid interest shown as $2,010,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishop
John H. Vincent
St. Louls
Enserou
Brocere
Eye
A. Troe
Topeka
Chickieo
Killene Missourg
di Hi Sipmelston
Santa Fe
Chicago
Lincoln Street
H. M. Phillips
Niefeae
A. St
Turkey
Gatufy Jan
Jounie Takey
Perry
Wells
Farge Xpress Company
Joes Steest
Dice & Reese
Georgs D. Walp
Teelichs
John P White
Second United Presbyterian Church
Hoo Hiss
New York
Crawford Theater
Katisat Chy
Rock Island
Stanswo
Stanley
Kasmas
Shuwhee Cout
Thinermount
Eeity
Smith
Santa Fe Brakeman
Fmporis
Santa Po
Nishanmre
Tuuridas
Hoyt
Bng
Yidt
A. Lehrower
Topéke Young Tha
Te Etty
Pe Sims
Springhebl
Ulinols
Electric Ueht and Power Company
Wright
Etvine Geme Ee Kanelle Clyars
Arkansas
Gursku Springs
Charles Dickson
Charles Klein
G. Thvis
Kankas
Thomas Page
Abe
Topeles
Rann
Cmewford Theater
Morriunta
Imus Morrison
Hureer
Lewis
Monmauuth
Tapeka
Tobrka
W. Holt Apent
Trenton
New Deters
Royal Ag
Jodees
Arcanum
Dilesates
Unite I
Rani Busines
Che
Holiday
Pelevin Bende
Ebouy
Treamury
Bailey's Statement on Horton Agreement Debated Before Departure
The document presents Bailey claiming he never approved the Horton agreement and describes his view that party interests outweighed personal stake. He asserts the published version misrepresents his stance and contends Cur tin was the sole representative the public saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Westra Sy
Huites Bruh
Thireuce
Ate Curtis
Wee
Herton
Duvie Alertas
Mr Curtin
Biesther Manugore
Shy
Ie Wien
Aris
Real Estate Transfers Listing Irregular Names and Plots
Real estate transfers record multiple parcels and owners including Leonard Richaris and W Curr along Third Street and Kanese Avenue. Transfers list numerous undivided quarters and lots with partners and addresses, totaling several parcels and street names with values like five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Richaris An
Anardian
Ty Tj
W. Guy
Erfeas
Cesvern Atoms
W. Curr
W. W. Curr
Third Street
Mary McDonnel
Casper Dera Si
H. Whitcomb
Anne
SL. Beahroch
Nea Sa
Morteiee Crinte
Peter Hells
LW Hater
Kanese Avenue
Wite
Sixth Avenue
East
J. Neuman
Clarence Braet
le Chea
Jewell
CW. Jewell
Aerican
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Litolgram
Court
Alegal
Kaness City
Senate
Feat
MR. Sherman Stricken
Tronquill
Cent Cigar
Topeka Society
Col. Little
Miss Edna Steele
Aliases
Louine and
Halen Smith
Texp
Myrtie
Ivah Davin
Miles Edna McClintart
Une
Davis
Thomas Kevies
Denver T
Eugene Quinton
Mes
Ceres Siinberdis
Li Tope
A. J. Wart
Chicaso
Mary Hiase
Offerle
Edith Ott
Parkstret Str
James Bo Hgden
Lotte Alderson
Portsmouth
Uni
Jolly
Isoethkedas
W. E Flutinerill
New Fork
Hite Graham
Emporia Ee
D.C. Drumsbiler
Fatt River
Raneat
SS Viritith Aid Family
W. L. White
Evanine. AM
Woman's Club
Moupacreau
Madonna
Clay ‘Ertioal
Miller
el Dorado
Mea A.M
Jesste Garwood
Burlington
W.G Dometon
Clay Crier
A. A. Hayes
Turned
Duise
Lulu Ewart
Blanche Snyder
Gertrude Witlett Witl
Eeporie
Daphne Consis
Burlingame
Elixe Nagie
Ottawa
Twen- Heth
Mra
J. Herren
Topeka Avenue
Mauis Tagert
Rome
Lawrence
Myra Gibb
Lincoln
Jowine
Renue
Ae Jones
H. L. Atkire
F. Daniels
W. Dickinson
P. Howe
J. Baker
Kerney
Adams Srothers
Knights and Ladies’ of Security
State
Supe
Paola
al Assets
Heinrich Concert
Trest
Wilson
Bailey
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