North Topeka society notes from Topeka visiters
In North Topeka a column lists residents and visitors including Wiant of Elmont Luther Potts of Lynden and Lane Faexter of Kansas City visiting friends and family. Hugo Miller of Ottawa and Maple EIA relatives host gatherings. Various Topeka locals and guests attend church meetings, social events, and family visits, with mentions of travel to Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Forts Kansas Avenues
Wiant
Elmont
Luther Potts
Lynden
Friends Inn
Topeka
Brry
Lane Faexter
Kansas City
Topeke
Hugo Miller
Ottawa
Mra. M.A Miller
Mink Lillie Davica
Mfaster
John Davies
Maple Eia
H. Swansen
Chicago
Sears- Foehuwk & Co
Arthur Stonil
Rock Island
Clarence Scott
Newton
Liza Campdoras
Hexavolr
Rochester
Endeavor Society of the
Central Avenue
Pheodore Greenwood
Greenwood
Lin
Herbert Green
Ois
Smith Center
Congressman Cuttie
Wrahingtett
Curtie
Harry Ann Leon
Slater
Dorothy Curtis
Curtis
Wiltdail
Morton
Gmpwnts
I. Swensen
Payonione Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Rude
Neeth- Lestet Tavend
Bilte Fila Alton
New Roxie
Monroe Street
Edna Staples
Goldie Lutes
Nettle
Jennie Heamy
Lewin
Harriet Staples
Lille Davies
Ella Allen
Mire L.A. Ballgnt
Harrison
Western Avenue
H. Caldwell
Ballard
Arnoald
Folman
Kunis Avenue
Hurrell Confident On Judicial Appointment This Week
State Senator Cyris Hurrell of Steen County shows confidence that the governor will appoint a judge to the Thirty sixth judicial district to fill the vacancy left by Judge Marshall Gephert. After a morning conference with Governor Farley Hurrell did not confirm a timeline but indicated he expects a decision soon, while noting opposition from C6 Crane of Holton could affect the outcome.
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Cyris Hurrell
Steen County
Greetscoodt
Hurrell Md
Dem
C6 Crané
Holton
Hurrel
Commission Report Advocates Gold Exchange Standard Plan
Washington report on the international coinage commission appointed by President Roosevelt. The panel, with Mexican colleagues, visited Britain, France, the Netherlands, Germany, and Russia, urging adoption of a gold exchange standard and coordinated silver coinage to stabilize exchange. Agreement on regular silver purchases, fixed gold parities, and unified currency steps in China and other dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
State Department
Commission
Hoosevelt
Mexica
Messrs
Hi. J. Hanna
Indiananole
Charles A. Conant
Jim Merton
Trust Compensa
New York
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Cornell University
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Germany
Russia
Orient
Republic of Mexico
Hongi and Sharehal Banking Corporation
Bank of Indo-China
German-Asiatic Bank
Seit
China
Congress of
United States
Indies
Britih India
Aalmtlir
Rokhare
Mexico
Straits Settlement
Indo-china
Variaie
Ain
Bextens
American Commission
Great Britainy
Romina
Blair Hurd In Home Collapse Incident
James Blair a former general counsel to the fair suffered a collapse at his Kirkwood home after a fall from a staircase. He was unconscious for two hours but recover. Earlier injuries and threats of suit tied to estate mismanagement fueled tensions as a grand jury probe loomed.
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Lois
James To Blain
Coars
Wrectors
Feneral Counisel
Kirkwood
Gwen
Blair
Circuit Attorney's Office
Abel
Grand Ny
J.T. Robert
Roberts
Telerik
Escaped Convict Caught at Federal Prison Incident
Prison officials report convict No. 3 Worth learned of an escape plan at the federal pen on June 1. Thirty five prisoners overpowered guards and fled, with 18 captured at Ormelia. Worth faces further court action and a three day sentence for larceny is noted. the remainder of a two year, eight month term is to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spavenwoths
McCloughrey
Dr. Wood
Local Shop Reopens After Four-Week Closure
Community outlets report a four week shutdown at a local store. Officials say renovations finished and operations resumed. The reopening drew residents and nearby businesses seeking updated services and hours.
Swendson Wins Bridge Paint Contract Dispute In Topeka
The Topeka city council awarded J M Brain a patent coat of paint for the Melan bridge ironwork after a quarrel with Councilman Griley over Gillipse’s rival bid. Swendsen and Neil supported Brain while Howe backed Griley. The same meeting extended the Christ hospital tract into the city and discussed new transit gear for the city emsner.
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Melan Bridge
J. M. Brain
Snendson
Griley
Otd
Swendson
Litte Bos
Council of
Topeka
Emslner
Traveling Men Win Conference Victory for Rail Service
A Saturday meeting between Rock Island officials and the United Commercial Travelers of Kansas yielded a win for traveling men. They secured improved passenger service west of Belleville, expanding stops previously limited to five between Belleville and Phillipsburg. An order will soon require trains No 9 and No 10 to stop at additional stations on that line.
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Rock Island
United Commercial ‘Travelers of
Kansas
Belleville
Phillipsburg
Fire at Maple Hill destroys Stew art Mercantile store
Maple Hill Kansas suffered a major blaze Sunday night at the Stew art Mercantile general supply store and warehouse. Corrugated iron building burned completely with losses estimated around 20000 dollars. Fire, deemed incendiary, did not spread to nearby businesses. This marks the third such fire in three years affecting Perecea stock and previously burned the store’s moved frame building.
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Maple Hill
Kan
Stewart Mercantile Company
Pereeea
Cost of New York Election Budget Set for City
An estimate from a board member fixes New York City election costs at 760,000, plus 120,000 already spent in the recent primary. For voter guidance 2,786,200 ballots are printed including canal question ballots and 207,000 sample ballots showing how to cast a legal vote.
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New York
Board of Elections
Thin City
Ogden Man Sentenced to Be Shot in December
Sentenced at Farmington by Judge Rolapp Nick Haworth to be shot on Friday December 11 for the killing of Thomas Sandler, watchman at Inn store Layton. Haworth had escaped from the penitentiary two weeks earlier and was recaptured after four days. The report also notes Chautauqua directors appointed in Emporia with a list of officers and committee members.
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Tretendous
Mull
Westert Bayt
coun_ fy
Huttoe
Nuribeutetn
Coun
Get
Tysburg
Roscoe Pathing
Lethut
Achnok House
Gertyshung
Edward Atkin
Barton County
Gettysbore
Kin Wis
Tee So Chaney
Chaney
Kerm Barre
Hugh
J.P. Pomeroy
W. HR
Pomeroy
Mittbreak
Hill City
Dalle
Ogden
Utah
Farmington
Rolapp
Nick Hiaworth
Haworth
Thomas Sandler
Watchman Inn
Layton
Largest honey yield in Washington county reported
Big yield of honey near Greenleaf by Clark and Linne Woodford on Oct 26. They harvested 503 pounds from four colonies, leaving each colony with enough to sustain over winter. The record honey haul highlights exceptional apiary productivity in the county.
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Greenleaf
Kns
Washington County
Clark Ad Linnie Woodford
Market Gossip from Grain Trade Reports
Market gossip notes from A G Goodwin Commission Company on grain receipts and prices. Reports show wheat gains, corn movement, and visible supplies at Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and Kansas City including year over year comparisons and totals for wheat oats and corn with forecasts for Chicago tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Goodwin Commission Company
Reon No. & Columbien Sundéng
Chicago
Atin Apollo
U8 Cares
Duluth
Im-Care
Minneapolis
Dulith
Bellcnia Fo J. Gall
Corton
Wert Sikehaireet
Christin Grain and Stock Co
Kansas City
Notice to the Public Route Change for Oakland Cars
After October 2, Oakland cars will run north on Kansas avenue to Perth street, east on Fourth to Jefferson, north on Jefferson, returning via Santa Fe depot and last Fifth street. Topeka Railway witnesses the change, with the depot at Santa Fe as a reference point.
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Oakland
Kansas Avenue
Perth Street
Fourth
Jefrrreon
Jefferson
Santa Fe
Fifth Street
Topeka Railway
Markets Today Shorts Buy Gorn and Prices Rise
Markets today cover live stock trades and grain futures with mixed signals. Wheat futures show initial uplift from demand and bullish U.S. markets, but late selling trims gains. receipts remain mixed as traders watch Chicago and Minneapolis data. Cattle dip slightly while hogs rise about ten cents. stock market opens firm though gains fade, with copper and other commodities showing modest movements.
Market Report Sees Mixed Trading Amid Slowed Demand
The afternoon trading showed uneven activity with copper weaker and stocks consolidating. Hog futures and cattle prices edged higher on lighter receipts, while hogs and cattle volume remained modest. Texan stockers and feeders appeared mixed amid broader market hesitation.
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New York Stock
Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Eallhisy St
Eadhral
Topeka
Chicago Produce Market listing snapshot in rough OCR
Fragmentary OCR from a Chicago area produce market page shows entries like red onions white onions and mixed produce, dairy mentions, and references to "Kansha City" and "Ott" with unclear dates. The text is garbled but indicates a Market listing with commodities and vendors.
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Kanaas City
Kansha City
Ciise
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Board of County Rummission
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Travertnegen
North Topeka
Hurrell
Fudge
World’s Fair Counsel
Tolestay
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AK. Swendson
Chautauqua
Emporia
Maporia Chautaugua Association
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Will Wayman
Charles Irin
Iain Mugeins
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W. AL Hughes
Gorn
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Fair Refining
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Tex
Topeka Market
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Bit Street
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Lintens
Telephone and Stock Co
Nensus City
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J. Besat Commissions
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Brock Co
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Biggin
Bette
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Deltera
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