John Firey In Limbo Over Boarding House Dramas
In this house party dispute John Firey a quiet resident says he was awakened by loud arguing and a misbehaving guest Harry Sullivan. Firey claims Sullivan tried to break into his room and fired through a door while others restrained him. Mrs. Sarah Root filed a warrant after the seven hour disturbance ended. Firey testified he only sought police aid and did not fight.
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Sarah E. Root Keans
East Fourth Street
Bowh Firey
John Firey
Rot
Hiarry Sullivan
Topeka Giants
James Taman
Hira
Slivan
Firey
Etrey
Sullivan
Aren
Root
Warren
Real estate transfers filed at the deeds office
Real estate transfers recorded include EB Woodruff and F J Woodruff of Le Rageville Pa selling to Geo A Clauser for 1 and 2 cents in Fhibin's addition. Emma Cross and Thomas Cross selling to Susan Cross for 985. James McIntosh or Need Biss buying lots in Auburndale. Gailline to Ed Mattingly of Topeka for 2. parcels 409 402 California Avenue and 408 401 Loriie SuttaiSubdivision. Anna Hush and HP Rush transferring to Jo Peykins Taylor for 808 3 17 100 sites in township 12 south range 15.
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EB. Woodruf
F. J. Woodruff
le Rageville
Geo
A. Claucer
Fhibin
Emma Cross
Thomas Cross
Busan Cross
Rat
Jomson
Lippe Tonawan
James “McIntosh
Auburndale
Hilton
James Mecintosh
Dee T Gailline
Plymouth
Mass
ED. Mattingly
Topeka
California Avenue
Loriie Sutsaivision
Anna & Hush
Rush
Jo- Peykins Taylor
Range
Unclear patent remedy ad circulates in old paper
A fragmented advert claims medical and cosmetic cures for constipation digestion liver hair and scalp issues. It references a remedy called Candy Cathartic and mentions a shop at 2 Kan. Ave and Topeka, with dubious guarantees and claims of natural hair color restoration.
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Antee
Ana
Fixing Up the Slate in Leland's Kansas Campaign Plan
A Kansas political skirmish centers on Cy Leland and Hessin as the Republican leadership convenes to discuss opening state headquarters and orchestrating a bid against Hessin for governor. Bristow, Crum, and allied figures push plans to promote rivals like Potter and Martindale, seek to deflect Hessin, and prepare a statewide campaign strategy.
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Cy Leland
L. 8
Crum
Bristow
Jobin E. Heasin
Tev
Hesein
Leland
Hessin
Biistow
Riley County
Kenses
Rane Ua
Cuperyas
Sriand
Stone
Lung
George Clark
Tunction City
Clark
Weloek
Union Pacific
Te & Telveram
Mr. Leland
Texas Fever at Parsong Quarantine Push Underway
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission plans a border counties tour to curb Texas fever. Officials report numerous infected cattle smuggled into the state in violation of quarantine rules and propose strict action to quarantine affected herds and halt further entries.
Mark Hanna’s Ohio Senate Campaign Ties Prominent Allies
Ambiguous text mentions Charles Boyle and attorney general as Republican allies of Mark Hanna. Claims on prosecuting violators and seizing to uncover Hanna’s friend. Describes Boyle as a close counselor in Ohio politics supporting Hanna’s U.S. Senate election bid.
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Boyle
Cherles Boyle
Prother
Es Boyle
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Hanna
United States
Doors for the Capitol Worth and South Entrances
Doors for the Capitol project details incomplete. The item mentions the Worth and South entrances, with text truncated by OCR. No clear dates, figures, or official notices are present to confirm scope or status.
Capitol Entrances and Dome Work Authorized
Executive council at order authorizes the secretary of state to advertise for bids to complete the north and south entrances of the capitol. Afterward bids will be sought to finish the interior of the dome to remove dangerous scaffolding. About $25,000 is allocated for building work. entrances priced at $3,000 and dome completion at $8,000.
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Executive Council
Secretary of State
Peel
Capitol
Mark Hanna Trip From Topeka To Ardmore Land Scheme
Senator Mark Hanna of Ohio plans a Topeka stop en route to Oklahoma for a hunting trip. The trip may shift to mid November. Reports say Hanna and party aim to acquire a valuable Ardmore area land parcel rich in a mineral akin to gib enite, valued near or beyond common metals, as part of Gov Bar’s scheme.
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Mark Hanna
Ohio
Topeka
Oklahoma
Nove
Ardmore
Topeka Snap Shots Show City Happenings And Calls
A collection of short notes from Topeka covering local names and events. Dr Mary White visits Sterling, Councilman Nettels owns a key location, chicken thieves operate west, and various officials attend meetings, travel, or plan actions. Also mentions bridge delays, parades, temple events, hospital moves, and police notes.
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Sterling
Nettels
Topeka
Davie
Kansan Medical College
J. B. Junkin
Sterling Ballerin
Duart
Fort Scott
Fellows
Paola
Miami County Court House
Relston Health Club
Garfield Park
Eastman Camp
L. S. Ferry
Jerry Biack
Chicago
New York
Lincoln Post
Jersey City
D. B. Eastman
Celeste Coulter
Tecumseh
Osawatomie
Salvation Army Hospital
Kivitae Avenue
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
Seils Farm
Toyeks
Chieef
Henry M. Steeley
Ilinois
Jacksonvilla
Cheops Council
Waters
Yestertay
J. L
Bristow
Chester L Long
E. M. Marshall
Chase,Kan
Ware & Dillard's Minstrels
Grand Opera House
Topeka Items Mixed Across City in 1890s Notes
Local column reports a Rock Island official hiring a stenographer, job moves including Frank Edwards to La Junta, sanitation concerns at transfer station, tax refund requests for Chesney square, humane officer complaints about a boy and a goat, injuries from a beer glass, Karnival Knights plans and Children’s day prep, and various civic notes on road, court, and railroad matters.
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Beecome
BH. B. Boyd
Rock Island
Towtka Soriety
Frank Edwards
Santa Pe
la Junta
Cal
T. B. Sweet
Board of County Commissioners
Chesney Square
D. J. Wyatt
George Smit
Ben Jordan
Kansas Avenue
Wyatt
Hamilton Hall
M. Bundy
Topeka
Friends
Parkdale
West Hunteon
Tennessee
Metsker Field
First Christian
Atchison
W. C. Edwards, Jr
Max
Ray Wardal
Frank Smith
New York City
Kanana City
Chicago
Pitsbute
Erie
New York
H. €. Taylor
Lyons
Aaron TH. Charlesworth
Rock Island Hailroad Company
Hamilton
Morninen
J. E. Scanlon
Kebelonea
United States
A. F. Palmer
Washburn College
Pauline Wiess
Penn Collinge
Iowa
Anna H. Adams
Reds Fall Twice to Giants in New York Series
Baseball roundup from New York reports the Reds losing two games to the Giants, with Meekin and Brettenstein dominant on the mound. Other major league scores include Boston beating Chicago in extra innings and Baltimore routing St Louis as pennant talk centers on Cincinnati’s title chances.
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Reds
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New Yorks
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Hines
Ruste
Brettenstein
Will
Cincinatia
Meekin
EEE
Pigeon Show Plans Discussed At Topeka Event
A meeting at a local hotel discussed the exclusive bird show set for Topeka on October 24. Evansville’s AR Gilbert, a national pigeon judge, will judge the show. The club approved adding various cage birds for a small fee to create a spectacular, affordable exhibition.
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Topeka
OM Gilbert
Evansville
Ind
Gilbert
PROLIFUL FISH HATCHERY OPERATIONS IN MAINE
In Monmouth Maine the Maine Fish and Game association hatchery reports a year of unusual prosperity with between 200000 and 400000 trout and land locked salmon hatched since last fall. Fourteen thousand land locked salmon fry have been released into Lake Cobbosseecontee and the total hatchery stock will be placed in the Kennebec lakes before freezing. An effort is also underway to propagate the Mongolian ring neck pheasant as a state game bird. Atchison Ball Team Reorganizes. The Atchison team, disbanded last week, has been reorganized on a cooperative plan with Frank Beauchamp as manager.
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Monmouth
Maine Fish and Game Association
Cobbosseecontee
Kennebec Lakes
Atchison
Atchison, Sept. L
Frank Beauchamp
Question of precedence at Insane Asylum dining table
Insanity facility officers clash over who may eat with Mrs. Coughlin as stenographer Miss Freelove stays overnight. Dr McLaughlin objects to seating the guest, prompting board assurances and a warning that his term may end soon. The dispute hints at deeper tensions within the institution.
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Insane Asylum
Tom Coughlin
Thompsonville
Topeka
C. H. Wetmore
Willard
Louise Wheeler
Mie L. Freelove
Ale
Miss Freelove
Mrs. Coughlin
Bick
Dr. McLaughlin
Bossip Buoue
Consul General Clarifies Evangelina Cisneros Identity
Washington dispatch reports Consul General Lee’s Havana cable unsettles romantic notion around Evangelina Cisneros. He states she is not Maratte Sante Lucia’s niece but daughter of poor Cuban Augustin Cossio. Her mother’s name Cisaros follows Spanish custom making her full name Evangelina Cossio y Cisneros. She is one of five or six children, not an only child.
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Les
Washington
Lee
Evangelina Cassio Cisneros
State Department
Havana
Cisaros
Byvaneclina Cossio Y Cisneros
Lye
Whiteker Brothers Grow One of Kansas Largest Fruit Houses
Whiteker Brothers establish a major Kansas fruit business from a home basket start. G P Whiteker and T C Whiteker expanded to wholesale fruit with farmed acreage near Topeka. The firm operates 22 Kansas Avenue and farms 120 acres two miles from Reform School, with extensive orchards and berry plots. They anticipate shipping thousands of baskets of grapes this year and are among the state’s leading exclusive fruit commission merchants.
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Kansas
G. P. Whiteker
T. C. Whiteker
Kansas Avenue
Reform School
Duackberris
Teins
Fruit Commission
Whiteker Brom
Neopit
Topeka
Thelre
Baltimore Exports Reach New High in Grain Shipments
Baltimore exports set a record with a massive grain cargo, including 4,230,000 bushels of wheat and 3,575,703 bushels of corn, plus 103,196 bushels of oats and other cereals. The Antwerp bound cargo totaled 496,699 bushels, marking the largest cereals shipment from a U.S. port in a single voyage.
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Baltimore
Wes
Betle
Antwerp
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