Chickens escape and chase as boys corral them
In Topeka a farmer unloading chickens at the packing house yard loses control when 13 birds burst from a box. Chickens scatter along Katsas avenue and a streetcar runs over one. After the chase, the boys recover the flock and confront the man who pays a dollar for the birds amid their commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetek
Jawnes Campbell
Furmer
Topeka
City Iife
Feemel
Medisio
Gowatha Street
Katsas
Seve Ath
Eighth Street
Troitley Caremi
Lokis
Jefe
Local Notices From Topeka and Nearby Communities
Old and fragmentary notices report illnesses including meral malarial towne and appendicitis, travelers arriving from Oregon, and a literature club meeting at Mrs Skinner's home. It notes church services for harvest home, a soldiers reunion near Watts Park, and a Westport event led by Col A D Jolneen. A contract for electricians and lighting work is awarded with several weeks of activity ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birg
FY Kistler
Vrof
W. H. Wasson
Firoeer King
J. Linda
Pavenea Rock
Bar
Goo Literature Reading Club
C. D. Skinner
Dntros
Oregus
Dirhone
Prodi
N.kan Ave
Kiev
West
Laurens Atroe
Toyelka
Roy
Battirorths
Fiansee
Thijuke West Turadas
Hallet'ld
Westport
Watts Park
Col
AD & Jolneen
Topeta
Hen Ban
Thawage
Unanimous Reorganization Marks Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Stock
In railroad circles the vast stock and bond holdings valued near $300,000,000 are nearing full representation in a reorganization scheme. Foreclosure sales, transfers of Santa Fe staff like brakemen and inspectors, illness and accidents, and upcoming repairs at the state capitol are noted as the season's varied railroad activity unfolds across Topeka Emporia and Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans
Bonda
Atchison, Topeka de Santa Fe
Bank valise found. valuables return to official
The report states that Commissioner Breidenthal's valise containing the valuables, his overcoat and the tax, found at the front end of the chair in the depot, will be returned to the Rock Island Bank Commissioner. A telegram from Denver confirms the recovery of the securitized items tied to the Post Scott bank case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreiddathals
Howad
Denver
T. J. Anderson
Rock Island
Dreidensial
Fost Scott Bank
Breidenthal
Masonic Insurance Case In District Court
The Masonic Mutual benefit society of Kungaa faces a $1,000 suit in the Gifted district court over an ambiguous policy. John H. Parsons held the policy and died February 12, 1805, leaving a large estate and a contested payout. Parsons’ heirs seek payment to all, while the society resists, claiming state law and honorary limits may apply. The court’s decision will shape the society’s obligations and future claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Mutual Benefit Society of
Kungaa
Anion
Mu Woon
John H. Parsons
Wabamsie County
Maple Mill
Unclear OCR Text on Military and Government Figures
Fragmented report mentions Major General J W F Hughes and troops from the Kausat National guards. References to Empurie, Dr Willan VeVey, light artillery, and dismissals in the service ring with unclear names and dates. Workmen operate during hours in a desert area. court cases and officials named in vague context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoneal
J. W.F. Hughes
Kausat
City Considers Upgrading Vapor Light System
City council weighs plans to replace aging street lamps with brighter dynamo powered lights. Current annual cost exceeds 5 thousand dollars. upgrade would cut energy use and add two dynamos to the city plant, with December contract expiry looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metter Advania
Topeka Ballot Printing and Candidate List Details
The article describes Topeka printing plans for a new ballot sheet with Republicans, Democrats, Populists, and Independents. lists Charles Holliday and IH as independent ticket names and outlines an 80 000 ballot count with sample sheets and colored tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austeniag Batluta
Shawnee
Clark McCabe
Crane Ds Ko
Lhet
Republicas
Charles Holliday
Chef Justice
Sheriff
Oon Republican
Topeka
Govs office wing to use Georgia marble instead of local stone
The executive council will not finish the governor's office in the new wing with the Allen county stone known as Lola marble. It was found to be soft and unwieldy for high polish. Georgia marble will be used instead, costing $17 more than the original plan. Funeral services for Mrs Sarah T. Smith set for Sunday at 2 pm at 2025 Van Buren street. She died Friday. she is mother of Mrs J E Hudson Mrs Wilkie and Mrs J K Longshore. Burial at Topeka cemetery follows Usitarian church rites. The Aurora Havana cigar is advertised.
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Thomas Ashborn
Charles Curtie
Butler County
F.C. Downey
Arizona
Shilinglaw
Ruglover
C. W. Gulbor
de A. Boam
Bonnbrake
W. Gleoch
She Fonts
W. . Chaffos
All Meins
George M. Stone
A. Wageder
Leavenworth
W. Lull
Yopetca
Fr. B. Gued
Simon Greenspun
Keptey
Burdee
Jake Matseb
John W. Thardiner
Keilain
Jennings
A. G. Lewis
A. C Stanles
United States
Brack Smith
Charlie McCabe
Loomis
Guteranrs
Executive Council
Allen County
Georgia
Topeka
Aurora
Havana
Kansans urged to apply for U S land office post
The article notes a vacancy as register of the United States land office at Topeka Kansas caused by H Von Langen's resignation three months earlier. J S Richardson chair of the state Democratic committee was appointed but did not serve, leading to speculation the president may place a Kansas Democrat in the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavetana
Grover Cleveland
Kansas
Register of
United States Laad
Topeke
H. von Langen
J. S. Richardson
Democratic State Central Colpmitiee
Richardon
Dea
Richardson
The
Democracy of Kansas
John Martin
BB Wallace
Batina
Topeka Project Likely Dead as Builder Flee to Mexico
David Fitegerald, who led the move to dam the Kun tad River west of Topeka, is in Mexico after taking a railroad contract there. Topeka backers refuse to comment on progress or plans, suggesting the project may be abandoned.
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Hus Lofs
David Fitegerald
Kuntad River
Topels
Topeka
Old Mexico
Iatow
Tosome Talmage Lectures Stir Pamphlet Battle in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanians rally against Talmage amid disputes over promised lectures in Ridgeway and Wilkinsburg. The Redpath Bureau arranged two talks, canceled after pushback over contract terms and possible Washington relocation. Local stands report a cooling drink trade as weather worsens and a Kansas calf with four eyes becomes a regional curiosity.
Local notices and society items from a distant paper
Dr J He Minney is slated to speak at Liberty Called Weesbyivrian church tomorrow evening. An unsigned communication about a diphthesis map could not be published. Mrs W B Brobsker returns from Tsutchiveva after attending a state meeting of Pseudonta. J G Fleishman, who bought the Oak Ish woolen mill, says Mrs Appleyard is not entitled to consideration and that a prior contract left him unpaid and unfrozen. T C Linn of Sallybury, attorney for Southern Railway, was in Topeka for property interests. Dr A A Willits requests instruction for a lecture titled Sunshine, of how to Enjoy Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. He Minney
Liverty
Weesbyivrian Church
Teriden
W. B Brobsker
Tsutchiveva
Grant Prophetesa
J. G. Fleishman
Wrs
Topeka
Linn
Horne
Madison
Buchanan Streets
A. A. Willits
Dallas and Return Brtae Santa Fe Room Fare
Travel note shows a round trip fare to Dallas from Santa Fe with one fare for the round trip. It mentions an upcoming lecture titled How to Enjoy fire at Washbuta chapel and details likely pertain to the event venue and schedule. Institutions and place names are implicit from OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Brtae
Santa Fx Room
Washbuta Chapel
Sixteenth Biennial Unitarian Conference in Washington
Revival preparations for the sixteenth biennial conference of Unitarian and allied churches unfold at Metzerott Hall Washington beginning Monday evening January 21 with United States Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts presiding. Notables include Senators Morrill and others, ministers, and international reps from Britain. The movement traces to the Great Awakening and notes that liberal orthodoxy now aligns with early Unitarianism, with historic New England churches now Unitarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsnsthan i Waris
Washinton
Metzerott Hall
Washington
Unitarian
United States
George Fristin Bowe
Mospachusetts
Justin 5. Morrill
Minot T. Savage
Boston
BH. E. Bale
D. D
George Bachelor
John Cuckson
Edward A. Horton
Brooke Berford
London
Powigo Guitarian Association
Nationa Conferenca
FR. Carpenter
Suviour
Adamen
Thom Jeferson
Milfield Pillmore
Holmes
Lowell
Brysall
Curtis
New England
Jonathan Edwards
George Whitefield md Ierowat
Thue
Congregational Church
Paugh
Come
Massachesetts
First Congregational
Plymouth
Muse
Scrooby
England
First
Salem
Mass
Iet
Religious Society
Roxbury
Theodore Parker
John Adams
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J.M. Knight
Phono
Phaeo
Armbculeurs
Bay
Nic
Nomth Topeka
Contraet
Amd Belis
Freedom Atnimunta
Alan
Santa Fe
Claude Dudson
Toothy
Weaver
William Hutles
Santa Pete
Rano
Joe
George W. Roberts
L Seagraves
Snate Fe
Ottawa
Dodge City
Mei Rirapp
United States Cavalry
Wilcox
Rush Springs
Mr. Seagraroa
G. Giney
FP. C. Cooper
Mort
Imporia
George Golding
Nevada
Emporia
Mr. Gulding
Ti. A. Tol
Mane
Siieswood Pacific
Slater
Aka
Fy EL Morse
Teh Ja
Bunddy
Pueblo
Deusen
Agsi
John Seaton
Eeporis
Seaton
Masonic Insurance
Hou
Liechol
Capraber
Iola
Mexico
Tosue Talmage
Davages
T. de- Wit Yalmage
Wiel Gust
Eae Ile
Ridgeway
Wash- Inston
Edgepementa
Wilkinvlneg
Tevach
Ulead
Atreet
Amprical Hop Ale
Loufa Charawhis
Tams Sinth
Cadda
Stuith
Unitarian History
We Jr
Pope Meg. Co
York
Hartford
Hartfords
Columbia Catatogue
Columbia
Ow Lees
Barrison Tele
A.F. Wessen
Qeag
Cotaxens
Cailitafod
Manes
Evtore
Ke & Brasner
East Fourth
E. O. Demoss
L. M. Penwell
Morticurers and Pations
Quincy Street
Harrison
Demoss & Pen
Charles S Eillett
Republican County Central
Baker's Church
North Topeks
Jackson
J. Kk. Hudson
EL. C. Safford
G. Watkins
Tecumseh
DG Tillotian
W. F. Schoch
Asterney
F. B. Dawes
A. P. Jetmore
Silver Lake
Sy Topeka
Sean Laundry
J. W. Rifley
Jackkson
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