Charters Filed by State Secretary Amid Miscellaneous Entries
A garbled list notes charters granted by the secretary of state including the Brown Lumber Company of Fort Beatty and the Milan Gas Company of Kincaid along with various individuals and entities. The text shows figures from 122.00 to 30 but lacks clear context or full names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Tie Brown Lumber Company
Fort Beatt
Tatreeters
Homes Broen
Esaus G Horne
Chenault
Waltier
Tackasa
J. B. Brows
P.M. Knight
Kincaid Milan Gas Company
Kincaid
Anderson County
Senate
Pany Ghager
Bound Yor Cuba Stingas One Art Portion of Fifteenth Infantry
A battalion of about 400 men from Drew Mexfixs and Arizona arrived at Union Station en route to Huntsville Alabama to join General Wheatler's corps for Santines Duty. Lieutenant Colonel James W. Nowell commands the unit which left breakfast at Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Infantry
USA
Arizona
Ton Station
Rite
Huntsville
Ala
Wheatlers Corps
Santines
James W.nowell
Union Station
False affidavits and pension case notes emerge in Ontario scene
In Cuninhett Ontario and Covtngton a pension matter surfaces with references to affidavits, a widow remarriage, and a county court context. The fragmentary text mentions terms like pension and widow, with unclear names and dates reflected in a local legal notice.
Chicago Man Identified as Author of Minnesota Postal Burglary
Frank Stevens, arrested by Post Office Inspector Mayer, identified as the author of the New Vito, Minnesota burglary on Sep 15. He was caught after an order mailed from Chicago led investigators to his motive related to postage stamp thefts. A Postal Service foreman and the New Wit postmaster linked several sheets of stamps to Stevens in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Mayer
St. Lowis
New Vito
Minn
Stevens
Chicary bestaMce
Mohteomers, Ward % Co
Torridor
Uhre
Jay Gould's Cousin Murdered in Leech Lake Country
A special Journal report from Brainerd Minnesota states Joseph Gould, an Indian trader and farmer, was murdered near Leech Lake. Authorities suspect hostile Indians linked to Gould's controversial operations, and the victim is described as Jay Gould's cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Leech Lake Country
Brianesnolis
Bilas
Joseph Gould
Eaturtey
Leech
Gould
Jay Goulet Agittier
Social and Personal Notes of a Topeka Gathering
A lively Topeka social column reports a pink fore om gel plate wedding reception with a loving cup toast for the bride and hostess. Guests include Miss Rome and several local names, followed by six o'clock tea and decorative centerpieces. The piece lists numerous visits, invitations, and travel plans of residents, with many names and addresses, and notes on upcoming events and hosting duties in Topeka and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Rome
Geor Dtorton
Slias Ference Pennington
Glennw Crosa
W. HO Je Eon
Alice Presmach
North Topeka Social Notes From Local Visiters
A jumble of names and travels. Frey Ant, O'Brien, Bissell, Baird, Parkhurst, and others are listed visiting, moving, or attending events in Omaha, Kansas City, and nearby towns. Several households plan trips, expositions, or winters away, with mentions of meals, addresses, and local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae O'Brien
Beloit
Sree
Bissell
Omahi
B. Robinson
Menoken
Omahw Bay
Batts
Omak
Baird
Omaha
North End
Bridge
Joseph Warticek
Omaha Exposition
Trvein
Chicago
Bra
West Gordon Street
J. EB. Watts
Kansas City
W.E. Hutchinesn
Newton
Philip Aa
Jackson Street
Mis Kansas
Renner le Herk
Tonntiven
Keanean City
Mex Roth
Cora Bettser
Witten Seltaer Af
Pales Iste
Yesterdae
Local notes and family notices from Coffeyville area
Court and social notices include names such as John Wilt Courtney W M Cossley John Nystrim Dr Da Mi aire and Mrs Dr Brown visiting in See Kan. Quizzes convene midweek under Rev W B Hutchinson. Nellie Zork and daughter return from Gelewate visit. Mrs Joseph Cromwell’s visit to Yorks lasts weeks. York family to housekeep on Central Avenue amid health concerns. Kate Seal Pink dies at 3 AM. Child of ED Smal passes convulsions. funeral planned Wednesday at family home Central Avenue Rochester interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Leavenworth
W. J. Black
Tyler Stree
W. P. Temiiissn
Sootana
Omaha
Tedas
Joe
Mre_ Philley
A van Houten
Craiana
Brooks of
Topeka
Cary
Guulphier
Elizabeth
San Francisco
Sacramento
Misa Rose
Hawaii
Holliday
N. Nelson
Tyler
HE. Harrie
Allerton
WH. Foason
Ents City
Omaha Exposition
George Crawford
Mtteheon
France
EL Swift
Andrew Tanner
Volos
Swift
Id Kellam
Europe
New York
Hig Way Hom
Jonathan Thomas
Hiinola
Thormis
John Nicholson
I Lawrehos
Taperiat Club
LS. Woolverton
Oween
Kanes City
Misa Jessie Vinton
Chierss
Cuju
Alo. Mettrick
Annie Troutman
Potwin
Ed Heber
Leadville
Jessie Stewart
Misa Guarizaes
Orden
Jackson Street
Quincey Street
Brown & Wa Gelewate Tay
Tiebecca Assembly
Zork
Nellie
Yorks
Joseph Cromwell
York
Fins Fore
Coffeyville
Kate
Charles Seal
Petock
Tally Home
Wail Central Avenue
ED. Smal
Central Avenue
I Rochester
Mismanagement Complaint Across Guantanamo Commissary
A report from Guantanamo details Colonel Ray’s return after consultations with General Lawton. Troop health remains mixed with several deaths and widespread illness. opposition to continued volunteer service grows as demands for discharge rise. Cuban suffering persists with clothing shortages and aid arriving sparingly while sugar planters seek American guarantees to restart idle estates and avert confiscation, risking regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantexamo
Ray
Thi
Baracos
Sagua G+ Tasinio
Santiasa
Lawton
Hits
United States Volunteer Infantry
Georgia
Macon
Guantanamo
Wiley
Huracoa
Skewa de Tanamo
Harr
United States
Colonel Hay
Beevas
Arouund
Charits Oo
The Lecture Course Ticket Sales Progress in Topeka
The sale of season tickets for the lecture course proceeds well and may be limited only by auditorium capacity. Tickets are available at Rowley & Snow, Kelbrain's, Moore's, or from Mrs T. F Garver and other committee members. The offer highlights strong attraction and broad affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rowley & Snow's
Keljrain’s
Moore's
T. F Garver
Mr. Daviison
McEnehrin
D. Whittemore
6 . Teormis
Walon Committee
Reading groceries feature at Hotel Oxford sale
An odd ad fragment lists 21 meals for 325 dollars and promotes baking powder and Havana brands. It mentions Frank Longs and the Hotel Oxford, asserting quality with lines about Queen baking powder and Burghart’s Aurora 19 cent clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Longs
Oxford
Havana
Ges
Burghart
Aurora
Klondikers Return with Few Possessions
About 240 travelers aboard the City of Topeka and Flora arrive at Port Townsend from Alaska. Most Dawson migrants carry little money, recounting hard journeys and losses to theft along the river. Reports include copper discoveries near Homer City and Resurrection Bay, a vast asphalt plant planned near Forty Mile, and warnings of looting as Klondikers head back southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Port Townsend
Alaska
Dawson
W. T. Wood
Seattle
Ailes
Forty Mile District
Rock Island
Porty Mile Creek
San Jose
Kans Peninsula
Copper Creek
Kanal River
CW. Towle
Homer City
Resurrection Bay
Nurse to wed Belgian Red Cross official on battlefield
Anna Fowler, a Chicago Red Cross nurse who served since the Spanish American War era, will marry Albert Van Stelle, Belgian subordinate general of the Red Cross staff under Leopold I. Fowler, daughter of Dr. E. Fowler of Springfield, comes from early settler stock. The wedding at St Chrysostom's Episcopal Church will have Charles Henrotin as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anna Powler
Red Cross
Albert van Stelle
Sobleman
Red Cross Society
Leopold 1
Biss Fowler
Dr. E. Fowler
Springfield
Ela
Spain
Santtizy
van Shells
St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church
Charles Henrotin
Arbitration to feature in Chicago peace jubilee events
Chicago readers will see a push for international arbitration as part of next weeks peace jubilee. A joint sub committee from the Saratoga conference and the thanksgiving service group will organize an instructional meeting during jubilee weekend to promote arbitration ideas. A coordinating sub committee of church and rabbinic leaders was named to assist in arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vet
Thin City
Saratoga
Seilipe International
Atria
Bave
Registration Window Set for Water Works Election
Election officials decide to keep registration open for the water works vote until November 2 while general election books close October 8. Voters may register October 25 to November 2, but certificates will only permit voting in the water works election, not the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Yount
Bird
Wendell Farm Family Regrets Disturbance Complaint
Wendell of Soldier township filed a complaint in the city against Wil and Clarence Hamilton for disturbing the peace over cattle strays. The Hamilton brothers, ages over 71, armed with rusty revolvers, confronted the Wendell farm family while the parents were away in Topeka, leading to a clash in the barn and the Hamiltons taking the cattle. Local authorities record the incident and await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Soldier Township
Charming Wil
Clarence Hamilton
Hamiltons
Hamilton
Wredell
Topeka
Carnival Reunion Recalls Holton Event and Soldiers
Holton Recorder recounts a 1941 carnival trip with Holton area veterans from Holusa and Jackson county to Topeka. Special trains carried the group, a reunion week was praised, and weather and facilities aided attendees. The piece notes music, parades, and a celebrated Chemical Queen from Hawaii, while recalling past organizers and the Topeka crowd’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Recorder
Holusa
Jackson County
Topeka
Holton
Huminges
Aleer
Hawai
Edna Whitney
American commissioners take control of Cubs Guard Cuba and Forto Ricy
Washington Ort IL reports that American commissioners notified Spanish authorities in Havana the United States will assume complete military and governmental control of the Guard of Cubs starting December 1. The same control will be exercised in Forto Ricy on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ort
Hve
Havana
United States
Guard of
Forto Ricy
Manzanillo Occupied as Visitors Arrive
The Spantaree report indicates Manzanillo occupied while a steamer Forte de Obis arrives and Colonel Ray leads an American contingent. A public ceremony occurs in town and US and Spanish positions are aligned. a general arrival signals ongoing occupation and potential policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Ray
Colander
Rrom
Will Holt
General Miles Train Arrives in Chicago for Omaha Exposition
A special Baltimore and Ohio train from Washington brought General Miles and a group of army and navy representatives, Dr W T Harris, government officials, diplomats, and prominent newspaper men. The party did not stop at Grand Central, instead transferring at Union Park to the Chicago and Northwestern line for direct travel to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Miles
Army
Nravy
W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Serps
Grand Central Station
Union Park
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Gmata
Troops From San Francisco to Manila Under Washington Command
Washington dispatches report First Washington regiment and battery loaded on transports Valencia and Ohio for Manila. General Merriam orders embarkation of the Twenty third infantry and associated units. Recruits from Oregon and California formations will join, with standard rations aboard voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manila
Washington
Merriam Hae
Magia
Valencia
Ohio
Cailieenis
Wholley
Washington Régiment
Teargudus
Bettalen
Oregon
Galliornia
Mengeciz
Aias
Browns Sell Pitcher Taylor to Cincinnati Club for Cash
St Louis receiver Mackenfus sells pitcher Jack Taylor to Cincinnati for 4000 dollars saying the Browns need money and the offer came at an opportune time. Pitcher Harris also involved in transaction as part of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Taylor
Cincinnati
Mackenfuas
St. Louis Browns
Jack Taylor
Cincinnani Club
Pitcker Horris
Browns
West Duxbury man dies after alleged lure in romance scheme
San Franco wes se-asczancér B Sampwn of West Duxbury, Mesa, fied at the city land county, hospital after being lured 6 this off the ag of a snairmonial wevney. He met Mrs. Grace Allison, who has recessly ag ured in a somewhat similar case, but When his money was gone He te said to have refused to reegonise hha. first fore his death which i attributed to SRT and, stepoaintment. secret tor im confulsing funds marhed the ponof fice there from Mrs. Eleanor Magcun, East Pemuruke, 3tuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franco
Asczancér
Sampwn
West Duxbury
Mesa
City Land County, Hospital
Wevney
Mmarry
Grace Allison
Eleanor Magcun
East Pemuruke
Made Big Claims Oakland Crime Suspect Arrested
A recent arrival from the east identified as HAL Jen claims to be worth a quarter million dollars and is tied to a city drift case on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. John Ludle Tenn swears Allen secured and delivered deeds to criminals in Missouri, alleging misuse of property and deceptive transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Eakt
Wortime
Drisom
Julen Pa
John Ludle- Tenn
Allen
Man Dies By Own Hand At Wife's Grave
Police officer Arst Mikkelsen was found dead at Mount Olive cemetery beside his wife’s grave. In full uniform, a bullet wound to the temple and a revolver nearby indicate suicide. His wife died five months earlier and he had visited the grave frequently before the tragedy. Brothers on duty located his body after he failed to answer roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieses
Mikkelsen
Mount Olive
Milkkelsen
Begg's German Salve Promoted For Skin Ailments Sale
Begg's German Salve offered as remedy for cuts burns bruises sores eruptions and skin diseases. Marketed for sale via Chicago today through Santa Fe and changing cars channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
Chicago
Santa Fe
Rioting and lynching flare in Lexington after city clash
Report details a night of violence in Lexington Kentucky with multiple deaths and injuries among soldiers and civilians. It describes Provost Guard actions, a confrontation over Albie Kitchen, mass arrests, and threats against officers as troops returned to Camp Hamilton. Col Leonard named as mob promoter and investigation promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Camp Hamiiton
Semves
Abisence
Hefferman
New York
Alvin Kitche
Kentucky
Kitchen
Hefterman
Chasize
Bailey
Provost Sword
Green
Edwards
Louisville and
Nestville
Camp Hamilton
Twelfth New York Regiment
Tts
Albie Kitchen
Hitchen
Henry Dygren
Company B
Twelfth New York
Division
Wiley
Holbrook
Gener
Eleeve
Lieut Langden
Massachusetts
Indiana
Col Gunder
160Th
London Park
Gaines
Nyeren
Trip
Col. Leonard
Canned Goods Men Meet Chicago Alt Text
Representatives of the United States Canned Goods association met in the city. E. P Breckinridge, president, presiding. Delegates from twenty western cities attended. The president read a report on the trade, which was met with general satisfaction. The report indicated business gains and favorable outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Goods Association
E. P Breckin
Tidee
Brechinridge
Guilty Plea in Burlington Train Robbery Case
In St Joseph Missouri Detachment 11 court today Hob Hathaway and James Hathaway pleaded guilty to robbing a Burlington passenger train near the city on August 9 last. Sentencing had not yet been set. The mayor brothers pleaded not guilty and will stand trial. Wonderful Medicine Peres Little Giant Pils advertised later in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Criminal Court
Hathaway
James Hathaway
Burlington
Colored Shirts and Waists Offerings and Garment Colors
A brief note describes efforts to dye colored shirts and waists while ensuring lasting color. The message mentions improvements in dyeing processes and fabric treatment, aiming for vibrant, durable hues.
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Pond's
Cuba
Fifteenth Tinfantry
Cass
Cuninhett
Mary Allen
Peters
Warten Cousty
Oller
Ain
Griersen
Aristoff
Abe
Liv
Wal Chichester
Plainville
Social and Personal
Jomes
Bartenburg
Mabel Wilson
Miles Gille
Nellie Clogeh
Stiss Gunther
Mies Mary Thompson
North Topeka
Frey Ant
Shin Antame
The
Kimball Pte
Oeisck
Reean
Berifr Ie Womder Drax Co
Armold Drag Co
Ralph Easley
Wendells
Manzanillo
Stars and Stripes
Postoffice
Cuscom House
Gen. Miles
Miles Adams
Mills-Adams CO
Eugene Field
Smith Tinidi
Wapuilly
Tate Agers Phra
Eugena Fiald
Leghian Hs
Lehigh Valley Railroad Ears
Ieee
Black Diamond Express
Sonm Durcan
Ase
Great Western Steam Crew
Quincy
Dein
Japan
Ae National Stables
Ecimiceanings Arouts Daliversa
Jsnksen
Eeeoosooor
Merve
Wip
Ted
Pia Qursad
Naive
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