Snapshot News Roundup From Topeka Area
Emporia man Jesse Green travels to Topeka to work for Biull Ww of Pittsburg in visit with Mrs Wagon at 01 Madison. Harry Steinberg hosts a social dance due to rain Saturday. Miss Midget Barr returns from Western Ave to Thampeonville. Mary F Jackson seeks divorce from John S Jackson near Elmovt. Rev A Frank Houser of Concordia preaches at First Baptist Sunday. A Stahl and Stebbins rally at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Potwin tonight. Bronson and Cole to play Copeland and West for Topeka Whist Club trophy next Monday. Oliver E Everett divorce suit by Sarah J Everett after 21 years of no support. Frank Flenniken moves offices. Ida christened car by Prof Harvery Worrell at Washburn. Shawnee Bar to memorialize Judge Horton. District court to hear Wichita case Sept 15 with Judge Amos M Thayer presiding. Booth Charlesworth wins Beloit sewer contract at 1573.75. Residents seek injunction against Second Third street tax. Ringling circus license bill debate in Atchison. Topeka man Homer Bay recovering from typhoid in Christ Hospital. Peter Lerriga to Philippines for mission work. Pancoast Kidder leases second floor of Smith Building for New York Mutual Life. Griggs plans street cleanup for Roosevelt visit Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Green
Emporia
Topeka
Sarah J. Everett
Hazen
Oliver E. Everett
Frank Flenniken
United States Marashal
West
Eighth Avenue
Harrison Street
Harvey Worrell
Washburn College
Ida
Uaus
T. F. Garver
W. H. Rossington
A. Ms. Harvey
D. A. Valentine
Shawnee County Bar Association
Horton
George Serrigo
Hiratima
United States District Court
Wichita
Amos M. Thayer
Court of Ap- Peals
Booth Charlesworth
Beloit
Kan
Atchison
Homer Bay
Wells Fargo Express
Santa Fe
St. Joseph
Christ Hospital
Peter Lerriga
Lerriga
Griggs
Roosevelt
Roosevelt parade route to Kansas avenue cleanup set at midnight
A large labor force will start work at midnight on September 27 washing Kansas avenue and improving streets along the President Roosevelt parade route. William Rottacker of Milwaukee returned to Topeka after 20 years, visiting Santa Fe shops where his father worked and leaving after being denied permission to visit old friends. Elihu Commack of Galena was arrested on embezzling pension funds for a minor ward, with preliminary trial set for September 10 at Fort Scott. The Topeka federal court now houses a silver water pitcher and tray once missing from the judge’s chambers, found in the basement vault packed in tissue and excelsior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
Roosevelt
William Rottacker
Milwaukee
Topeka
Santa Fe
Robert Rottacker
Elihu Commack
Galena
U. S
Hollenback
Pension Dus
Fort Scott
Federal Court Room
Federal Building
Topeke
C. ¥. Drew
Metcalfs
Judge's Chambers
Drew
Washington
May kiss and make up reunion of Cumberland and Presbyterian churches
Decatur and Lincoln presbyteries of the Cumberland Presbyterian church met on September 5 and adopted resolutions declaring that the revised creed removes all doctrinal differences that caused the split in 1810. The move signals a reunion of the Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Mil
Lincoln
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Troops Move to Fort Riley for Army Maneuvers
From Omaha Nebraska the Missouri department troops began their march to Fort Riley for maneuvers. The Twenty second regiment with 460 officers and men and a wagon train of ten wagons started from Fort Crook early this morning for a 3300 mile march to Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Department of the Missouri
Fort Riley
Twenty
Fort Crook
Riley
Kansas Exposition Harness Racing Programme Highlights
The Kansas Exposition offers a packed harness racing slate next week with 2:35 trot 2:20 pace and the Kansas Derby over one mile. Entries include Topeka horses such as Julia Arthur Red Leaf King Jackie Jim Underwood and Pat Sherman among others. races run Tuesday to Friday with running events overnight and various trot and pace clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Updegraft
MA_Low
Exposition Company
Topeka
HL. Lee
Julia Arthur
Zack Ran Gall
Red Leaf
Frederick McGregor
William Bradbury
Topeke Maid
King Jackie
R. J. Lee
M. L. Campbell
Jim Underwood
H. A. Willis
George E
George Burghart
Pat Sherman
Santa Fe
George
Randall
Gentry
Treasure,” & Son
John R. Gentry
Zack Randall
Carrie Liord
A. W. Jaggard
Bonner Prp
Or, Creek
Eregen
Zeke Marsh
Valley Falls
Lottie Hope
M. G. Mrickland
Chanute
Misty Dawn
Deed
Tinker
Wichita
Kan
Lide
E. & Martin
Denver
anQuten Toke
HL Smith
David City
J. Babcock
Dismond
Winnad
Denton
Kansas City
Winfad
Pace Bay
Ben
B. F. Hannai
Lara Sittle
A. D. Cottigham
Hass Chey
Frederick McGragor
Wiliis Bredbury
Spotties and associates in Nebraska list misspelled names
Readable fragments name multiple individuals and firms across Iowa and Nebraska with unclear roles. Mentions include W W Cross Lincoln Nebraska Jaqutas Bonner Judith Ivex Creech Herington Ciary Marsh Marsh Valleyalla Frederick McGregor William Bradbury Gage part Robb Garver Co Humbelat Eldon Iowa and P Wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotties
W. W. Cross
Lincoln
Neb
Little Dea
Jasqutas Bonner Prion
Judith Ivex
J. W. Creech
Herington
Ciary Marsh
Z. Marsh
Valleyalla
Frederick McGregor
William Bradbury
Denver
Arta
Gage An
Parte
Ars Pasior
Robb—Garver & Co
Humbelat
el Lowa
P. Wools
Eldon
President and Mrs Roosevelt sail from Oyster Bay for Washington
The president and Mrs Roosevelt with their children departed Oyster Bay aboard the Sylph. Mrs Roosevelt and Kermit later landed in New York and the party planned to proceed to Jersey City then depart for Washington by 1:14 p.m. A message from President Dias of Mexico was received on arrival in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Kermit
New York
Jersey City
Formington
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tmat
Dias
Mexico
Marconi Gets A Ship In London Report
London reports a regular Now et ees waste on asce tite health on both. The text mentions Burdock and Satin-Skin Cream and Powder. Model cartoons and product brand names appear, with notices of aging and cosmetics in a fragmented fashion.
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Satie Ee Ieee
Tomorow
Iu’ Ition
Pola Elsewhers
Sastentaans
Younha
Palace Boys’ Best School
OL Clothing
Dickey Lamb
Nobby
Lisle
le Douglas
Keith Konquerer
Victor
Youman
Gentes
Young
Broadway
Youngs
J. B. Stetson
Palace
United States
Wiedemayer
Maryville
Deed Tinker
Ae Ean Marshall
Walnut Grove Farm
W. H. Jaillite
Council Grove
King Jackies
I Lee Topeka
Kanan Bu ML Campbell
Forestore
William Kinney
Kansas
Georges
A.witka
George Topeka
George M.S. A. Martin
den x Toreone
Walnut Grove
Plain Creek
Phillipa Bac
Skelton
Fredonia
Suciton
Fredenis
Han Spottie
Malcol Iatlan
Mani ‘Carter
Cottonwood
Sherman
Sonitor McGregor
H. H. Lowery
Frantz Chase
Carrie Jeggard
Ines
Fae Spa ‘Twist
A. W. Jaggerd
Bonneray Gam
R . Lee
Kaneer Way
Eike Marsh Valley Point
Prince Lawndale
J. H. Leonard
Don Riley
St. Joe
Lottie Hopenat
Stricklands Chanute
Minty Dawn
Prince
al Lawler
Pitta
Toreous
Walnut
As Horton
Bond
Plaincreek
Brock Farm
Phillipshore
C. A. Dunkerton
Fort Sherd
A. D. Cottingham
Mochai
Potter
James A. Patton
Patek N
Ross
Picaix Gentry
Olympia
Heary
Ce Wickeneren Marysvile
Priday
Star Ieiet
A ‘W. Jaggerd
Bonner ‘Downing
B. Haight
Ae Kie
R L Lee
J. Kam
Tin
Gmderwold
Capapoaas
Evenus King
Jae Nicholas
Kansas 47
St.for
Easter Prince
Pittsburg
Ken
President
Mrs. Roosevelt
Marconi
King Victor Emmanuel
Cruiser
London
casTonza
Furman’s
Pompeii
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