Raps Curtis and Pension Bills Dominate Discussed Plan
Abilene Reflector discusses judgeship race and a torrent of private pension proposals linked to Curtis. The piece cites Campbell and Wyandotte county talks, noting hopes for favors and possible deception as lawmakers seek to shape farmer and soldier interests in Topeka and Topeka city politics.
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Kaname City
Kases
Bae
Senator Burton
T.T. Kelly
W. H. Mackop
Nat Wares
Coates
Kegens City
Congress
Wyandotte County
Henry Allen
Getine the Cous
Local political race details and Chicago Terminal Report highlights
The piece lists potential candidates for late Pennsylvanian district seats with Bevington and Kinkel among names and counties noted. It also reports the Chicago Terminal Transfer Rail Road’s fiscal year results ending June 30, 1905, showing gross earnings $746,372, expenses and taxes $134,400, net $610,702, and a surplus $132,205 after interest. A Colorado Springs verdict states J S Donovan won against Berry Stratton for 1 percent of $350,000 security in a compromise case.
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Colonel Jones Uleg
Bevington
Jowell
Amt
John M. Kinkel
Reno
Coronel Jones
Smith Phillips
Norton
Frank Lockint
Noro County
Carnes
Hall
Kirwin
Phillips
W. H. Haskell
Garlord
LM. Tineton
Lebaron
Smith
Smith County
Chicago
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railmed Company
Stratton
the Tribune
Colorado Springs
Cols.gaye
J. 3
Donovan
Berry Stratton
Soune Strutter
Jerome raids gambling house in New York district
District Attorney Jerome led a raid on an alleged gambling house at 107 West Fortieth Street with Inspector Walsh and detectives. Two men said to be employes were arrested. The scene resembled a furnished upper brownstone. Bucks, brass and cash were found but few fare boxes. escape routes traced to an alley via a back window.
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New Fork
Orto
Jerome
Weer Forts
6Th Street
Wyatt
Taid
Walsh
Wnt
Trent House
Phil Daly
Rooks
Colkur
Offiers
Twenty-sixth
Wariler
North Topeka Community News Roundup
Local notes report many residents traveling to Kansas City and Oklahoma City for visits and business. The streetcar company advances pole and track work toward Garfield with a temporary bridge planned. Social events include the Argonaut club meeting at 905 Van Buren and Nellie Shields wedding in Garnett. Regina Werner’s funeral is set for 10 AM at 54 East Eighth Street with Canon Burke presiding.
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Imball Printing Company
Mores Bangas Avenue
Charles Ogee
T. M. James
Kansas City
Joseph Smith
Garfield Bark
Bear
Chicago
M_ Pe
Beloit
Jordan
Dakota
Willis Wood
G. F. Kimball
Polk Street
West Gorton Street
North Side
Argonaut Club
Charles Curtis
van Buren Strest
Ee F. Strickrott
Paret Courtney
North Tapees Avenue
BB. Fadner
Garfield
Bessie Henry
Ottawa
Harvey Fowler
Garnett
Nellie Shields
Harburth Topeka
Kirkpatrick
State Board of Health
Morrill
Regina
Andrew Werner
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Stormont Hospital
Myrn
Werner
Eger
East
Eiehth
Canon ‘Burke
The
Shigreh of the Good Shepherd
Topeka Railway Company
Butid
Rattwa
Flood Damage Destroys Bridge Approach and Nearby Land
A road from the thin bridge to Holman’s addition washed away leaving water entering Soldier Creek beneath the bridge. Roots spread where water entered and the Greek aston area shows drastic changes making the street unrecognizable to locals. Low lands north of the bridge filled three to four feet and the old house near the creek is buried. Newly formed bottom land is now covered with rank vegetation and greatly improved by flood.
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Holman
Soldier Creek
Streas
Coma Fe
Ayrshires to Compete at World’s Fair Demonstration
Breeders plan to show Ayrshire cattle at the World’s Fair in St. Louis. The Ayrshire Breeders association moved to invite breeders to enter cows for the demonstration, with officers W. P. Schenck and G. H. Conversa signing the motion. Committee members Howard Cook and Pater Kalas pledged support for St. Louis participation, while the Ayrshire Exceeders already pledged 200 in aid.
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St. Louis
Get
Coburn
Restock
Ayrshire
Resulu
Werk Ueresale
Ayrshtee Breetece Association
W. P. Schenck
Avon
G. H. Conversa
Wooville
Ard Fee
Howard Cook
Foit. O
Motormick
Pater Kalas
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Srestlers
Ayrenire Participaionn Siocens
Asyrenire Exceders Association
Weather and culture notes from Nome and Seattle
Nome and Seattle report unusually good weather through September with no major storms. Riming operations continued as 3,008 people are expected to winter in Nome. The Delineator November features The Evolution of a Club, feminine comment, and fashion styling plus stories by Raine and other authors. social events include a church reception at the First Presbyterian church on Wednesday.
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Nome
Seattle
Wash
Deelanaw
Merchan
Chicago
J. C. Bear Yee
Wiliam MacLeod Raine
Lillie Hamilton French
Minna C. Smith
N Hudson Mi
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Batley
Norton County
Dr. Lyon
Frenlee Pope
Seth
Brussels
Nis
Sparecon and
Cassidy
Aimome
Glasgow
Mont
Ger
Milk River
Vuelta
Boniy & Lederer
Vuelta Abajos
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
America
Bondy & Lederer
Peregov & Moore Company
Council Bluffs
Iowa
ST. Joseph, MO
North Topeka
First National Bank OF
Kansas
State of
Shawnes County
City of
BE. Hawker
Cashier
Erosarxeton
C. 3. Bowman
A. Bolce Fasin
Wr. Sims
Chas J. Lentry
Chas. J. Devlin
Stephens
A. E. Hawley
Ayrshires
First Presbyterian Church
New Crawford Theater
Patti Ham
Great Co
Lyman Twins
New Hampshire
Seale
DeMoss
LM Paxwell
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Bath “Phooes
Thompson
Shalima
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