Albertype Rocky Mountain Views Offered for Fifty Cents Each
Three names K Hoover Geo Pass and Ticket Age advertise a set of six Albertype views of Rocky Mountain scenery. The offer promises delivery on receipt of fifty cents via money order, suitable for framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hoover
Geo
Insane Doctor Dickason Placed in Probate Court Custody
Dr David Dickason declared insane in Topeka probate court after head injury from war shell explosion and years of heavy drinking. He has tested his memory with legal talk to his witnesses and tried to direct court questions, while his wife and child witnessed his violent behavior and family distress. He will be sent to an asylum if space is available after county jail hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Dickason
Topeke
Denver
Locust Street
Iau
Hse
Ife
Kansas Avenue
Dan Jones
W. & Lindsey
Dickaton
Kansen City
J. F. Angles
Deans
Sire
Smiles
GL. Willburn
Hideon
Hamilton Hall
Iin
Local Pride and the Excelsior Readers Debate
The Topeka board of education rejects Crane & Co. Excelsior readers amid sharp criticism. The piece faults 220 word vocabulary, repeated terms, misprints, poor grammar, and ill matching illustrations. It contrasts expert, years of study behind modern textbooks with the low quality shown in the Excelsior set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Crane & Co
Topeka
Board of Education
Board of Education of
O. G Hill
Excelsior
Kitty
Rose
Jeanie
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Burns
Vervantes
Marcus Aurelius
Pintarch
Epictet
Book Trust
Iola Grateful To Peck For Santa Fe Rail Help
Iola residents praise George Ro Peck for aiding railroad spur to their marble quarry and a new depot. An editor's brief meeting in Kansas City secured the spur in two weeks, and a Chicago letter led to depot construction despite receivership and bankruptcy. Peck's efforts are cited as pivotal in the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
George Ro Peck
Santa Fe Railroad
Iola Register
Psoper
Peck
Kansas City
Chicago
Mexico
Model Supply store opens in Topeka at Sixth and Quincy
The Model Supply store in Topeka occupies the northeast corner of Sixth and Quincy. It features dry goods, silverware, notions, clothing, hats, boots, groceries, hardware, and a meat market with later cloak and millinery and a drug store. About 50 clerks, half women, were hired. hours are 7:30 am to 7:30 pm. Opening events include lemonade, coffee, and free refills for a period after the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproat
Dir. Sprout
Hanley Case To Go On In Store Turnover
Hanley case continues as LeSay Johnson and Nebel plan to return the confectionery store to Gen. Manley Thursday evening after the current owners defaulted on payments. The owners deny any wrongdoing and say a prior burglary charge against Hanley will proceed to trial despite a claim of settlement. Hanley, living above the store, was accused by Jobson and Nebel of entering after hours to rob the till, while Hanley counters that they owe him money and accuse the prosecution of blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSay
Hanley
Jobson
Destitute Coronado Township Seeks Aid at Topeka
L J Wentzel seeks clothing and provisions for destitute Coronado township settlers in Kingfisher county Oklahoma. Four petitions signed by county and township officials claim heavy losses from drought and army worm. He will be at 722 Kansae avenue Topeka to collect aid amid widespread hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wentzel
Topeka
Coronado Township
Kingfisher County
Oklahoma
SSS
Drouth
Hkansue Avenue
Topeke
Mr. Wentzel
Pickaninny Minstrels Shine In Orphans Home Benefit
A large crowd praised the Pickaninny Minstrel show last evening for the Orphans Home. Miss Laura Weidling excelled as interlocutor while Miss Baratini charmed with singing. Several acts impressed, including Lottie Steinberg’s kinetoscopes dance and the March of the Night Owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Weidling
Miss Baratini
Miss McLaughlin
Miss Leeper
D. Barnes
C. Baker
Howel Jones
Orphan’s Home
Fragmented 1900s market highlights and misc notices
A collage of market briefs, jokes, and notices from a historical newspaper. It covers grain markets with wheat and corn receipts, London and New York price signals, and U.S. stock activity, plus a solvent Kansas dental relocation and miscellaneous small items. Names and places include Chicago, Liverpool, New York, and references to Cadahy and Armour.
Market Report From Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Ausociated Press summary notes firmer wheat with Liverpool cables reporting damage to Russian crops. December opened higher, corn and oats showing mixed moves, and provisions firm on wheat strength. Cattle and hog markets show receipts and shipments with varied price movements. overall market activity described as fairly active with some weakness to the day’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerbohm
Northwest
Dave
Deason
Baltimore
Cadahy & Armour
Cureace
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tormea
H. Phillips
Phillips
Van
Ark
Excelsior Springs
Fever Springs
Idahoe Springs
Colo
Manitou Springs
Cele
Pueblo
Cols
Kan
Geo. Patton
Goto
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Denver& Rio Grande
Utah
Pacific Coast
E. T. Jeresry
A. S. Heeses
Arteur Massay
West Fifth Street
Ferses
Hiram Hulse
Csr
Zimwood and
Willow Avs
Potwin Place
Topeka, Kansas
GYPSY
Kansas
Nissen
WY. P. Meyer
Littles
DR. Dickason
Dr. King
Buckley
de King
Janes
Pecki
BIG Department Store
Farnsworth
Kanaas
Boston
Order of the Eastern Star
Helen B Farnsworth
Order
United States
Sanitary Foree
A. Hardy
Fifth Ward
North Topesa
Crayton
N. M
Phiem Humphrey
Prairia Cattle Company
West
James I. Burgest
Omaha
Kansas Money
Oscer Bischoff
Kansas Capitalists
Kas
J. Gorderman
Dimondale
Mich
Baptist
Rives Janctios
Poltmonia
la Grippe
Pickaninny Minstrels
Autorions
Detroit Tribune
Boston Jourier
Florida
New York World
Kansas Dental Partore
Kan, Ave
Sim
London
Activa
New York
Minneapolis
Indiana
Eoundry
IBM
Atty Ag Pork
Today’s Market Report
Carria
Texas
Topeks Grain and Stock Exchange
Columbian Building
St Louis
Topeka Grain
Clicaen eaTitton
Hewley
George W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Olumbian Medical and
Surgical Institute
O.w.c. A
Ara