Curtis MAS, CURTIS DEAD in Topeka area obituary
Curtis Mass Curtin, longtime resident of Topeka and nearby towns, dies after lingering illness. Born in Michigan, he lived in North Topeka and Lawrence before settling near Topeka. Survived by four daughters, a son, twenty-nine grandchildren, forty-four great grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren. funeral at local church with burial at North Topeka cemetery.
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Mo Curtin
Abe
Topeka
Mer
Michupin
Pee Ae
Bay
Iss
Nusband O
Keonmin
Mt Fflor
Spey
Merten
Ion
Neeth Topeka
Anne
Streopmunle Saith
Cynthia Smith
Mra
Geran FE Frown
Bunice Wise
La'Tourette
Tin Cun Cio
Curtin
Lewrance
Curtia
Armstronc Ee
Henderson accuses church official of misused funds
Henderson of A Bireet Baptist Church accuses pastor Ow Hav. 3. W. White of misappropriating church funds. A church committee found White’s accounts and a $100 discrepancy, while Henderson claims forged receipts and suppression of records. White left with his wife to Tennessee as tension over the church finances grows.
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Ulored
Saher
Abi Henderson
In Hock
Henderson
Tity Pas Ow
W. White
Ted
White
Henderson Ays
Mendez- Ron
Hyp
Salt Henderson
M. Sheldon
Ho Alc
Mike Fleeee
Henierson
Tennesee
Keep Off The Grounds Bicycle Restriction On State House Grounds
An article notes the state house grounds ban on riding bicycles and the sole policeman Thunenberry enforcing it. It warns riders to use no part of the grounds including walks from all corners and warns against approaching private property on nearby streets.
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Dusenterry
State House
Thunenberry
Barri
Var Waren
Menieles
Ingim
Inge
Wréinance
Henery Loses Liquor Permit Case Before Judge Haydon
In Topeka Henry sought a liquor license for a drugstore business. Testimony showed he bought the store for 5200, but the court doubted the financial details and bank check records. Judge Haydon denied Henry the permit while Kramer, who bought the Blackman Store, presented checks and receipts and then received approval for the permit.
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Henery
Haydon
Henry
Judee Hayden
Overfeld
Jom Kramer
CR. Janes
Aramer
Hraaner
Topeka Savings Bank Birthday Milestone Report
Bank officials celebrate the fifth anniversary with claims of strong growth. President William S Macferran details deposits of 5 5 000, profits of 540 000, and over 3600 account holders. He argues the Topeka bank stands as a safe, reliable savings institution built on sound principles and promises further growth.
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Gayings Bank
Cebehen
Ua. de Crete
William S Macferran
Casiier
Kansac Avenue
Monster Dood
Dave
Manry
Kane
Lara Amauta
Topeka
Erie
Mit
Topeick
Ste
Bec
Camh
Snami
Snami F ‘Ict
Porters strike new raid on portable goods and arrests
Police launched a coordinated raid on a precinct yard and nearby buildings seizing numerous items and arresting Charles Livwann H Pleteter John Bowes Bouse Bechnoer FA Hopkins and BM Tollawed Tiplily. Several suspects received light sentences while a key figure Fletcher was released. A alarm bell system connected to the yard was found and secured.
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Auep’ AgUe
O. Kempton
Ontmer GC
Curtin
Seureuy Avedie
Charles Livwann
H Pleteter
John Bowes
Bouse Bechnoer
FA Hopkins
BM Tollawed
Beck Yard
Tub West Nore
Lotsterfere
Wales
Wen
Seymour
Ophing
Fletcher
Lyle
Kompios
Comes to Study American Methods New York Exposition
A fragmented report notes visitors and officials at Landis exposition and mentions a Royal Commission secretary Lynden Macanney surveying American methods. References a steamer Celric and a separate steamer Louis with unclear details, plus disrupted lines about posts and protections.
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New York
Sonra
Celric
Landis Exposition
Opened by Beckham urges Kentucky Democrats to unite
A speech urges unity and a strong Democratic victory in Kentucky. The speaker condemns Republican moves, recalls past disputes in Breathitt and Clay counties, and calls for a decisive, long lasting majority to end Republican influence. He praises party loyalty and asks Democrats to rally nationwide support.
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Coeight
Gay
Srem
Cybartat
Inneeas
Breathitt County
Clay County
Sitimen Goebel
Prunteh Marcum
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Kennethy
Jetux
Drowned Suspect After Assault on Woman in Armdale Home
A Black man tried to strangle Mrs. Margaret Gerahan in Armdale, tied her, then fled to the Kansas river where he drowned after a mob chased him to the bank. Gerahan, 45, widow, was seriously hurt but expected to recover. Her husband and son had died in June.
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Kansas City
Margaret Gerahan
Armdale
Kannan
Aimeetf
Rene
Geruhan
Nee
Mteas
Alrmechta
Mra Gerahan
Setsine
oStigher
Ac Gerahan
Haines
Missouri
Weather forecast and temperatures across Kansas Missouri region
The government forecast calls for generally fair tonight and scattered showers in western districts. Temperatures vary from city to city with readings around the 60s to 90s, wind light from the south, hourly temps showing fluctuations across the region.
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Letin
Kansas
Missouri
Kaneae
Mie
St. Be
Dessden
Zetangs City
Cee BO
Sees
Bedan
Toronto
Wiehtta
Oise
Champion Heavyweight Thrower Sets World Record in New York
John J. Flanagan of the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association set a world record in heavyweight throwing haltingly noted at 36 feet 1 inch. The event, dated September 5, highlighted Flanagan’s achievement as a premier display of strength and technique.
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New York
John J. Flanagan
Greater New York
Kansas teachers plan exhibit on education progress at fair
State officials and Kaneas educators discuss a proposed exhibit showing manual training, relief maps, county high schools, and county products. A photographer will standardize images, with the exhibit to be developed after superintendent election and funding is set.
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Kansum
Lyon
Lincoln County
Corm
Aodture
Karceae
Kaneas
Dyemeetves
MacDonald
Teachers’ Associations
L. Dayhoff
J. I.niversity
F. FP. Smith
Lawrence
ME. Peargon
Kansas City
John Macdonald
Toris Jent
Will
Grace Norton
Pawnee County
Helen N. Hacker
Ottawa County
Joh F. Mathers
Butinr
John W. Spindler
Winfield
S.C Friend
Brown County
Huyme M
Smith
Roosevelt tightens consular service appointment policy
Oyster Bay reports a policy shift by President Roosevelt to appoint consuls who bring direct service experience and specialized training. The change, approved after talks with Francis Loomis and cabinet members, aims to place qualified individuals in higher grade postings, promoting current incumbents to make room for applicants with proven expertise and trade knowledge.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Francis B._Loomis
Bey
Equa
Hay
Loomis
State Department
Piteer
Poe
United
Rail shippers to press claims against railroads in epic suit
Shippers across the south and southwest prepare joint action to press claims on property damage and fines paid to railroads. The mass of claims enters St Louis and Kansas City as railroads face coordinated pressure from carriers demanding redress.
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Troads
Fall of Fonds
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kanaan
Cars on East Fifth Hit Bumpy Road Ahead of Track Plan
East Fifth Street car service expands toward the Santa Fe depot while dispute over track crossing with M P persists. City officials expect repayment of old street car right of way though current company officials dispute binding terms. Kansas avenue track to be laid in concrete to stabilize bed and prevent sand from undermining paving blocks. Welding of rails on the avenue planned, with a welding machine arriving soon to join rails end to end except at switches.
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Santa Fe
East Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Misbang
M. P
Fifth Street
Colling
Old Vinewood Company
City Railway
Collins
Kansas Avenue
Simk
Troops Arrive at Gillette to Secure Cripple Creek District
Denver reports the national guard contingency en route to Cripple Creek to quell miners’ strike disruptions. Adjutant General Sherman Bell plans an arsenal and 600000 rounds within 24 hours at the gold camp. General Bell foresees possible trouble and remains prepared for any outcome.
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Denver
Conn
National Guard
Cripple Creek
Peabody
Gillette
Oye Camp
Sherman Bell
Bell
Colorado Midland
Bo Perfect
Few Are on Strike Indianapolis End Sepe
The National Mine Workers submitted its quarterly report to Secretary Treasurer Wilton. It notes fewer than 2,000 members in a region including Warrington and Resmoville with county coverage and a population around forty thousand.
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Indianapolis
End
National Mine ‘Workers of Today
Wilton
North Topeka church notices and local ads
Local notices from North Topeka recount church services at North Congregational, Central Avenue Christian Federation, Second Presbyterian and North Topeka Baptist churches with reopening dates, sermon times, and Sunday school plans. Also mentions furniture store ads, wallpaper stock, and a funeral details for Richard Wright and Beatrice Charles.
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Kansas Avenue
C. F. Hawking
North Kansas
North Congregational Church
Rutter’s
Central Avenue Christian Fed
Omaha
Neb
Rutter
Richard Wright
Milles
Grantville
Otelock
C.F Hawkins
North
Kanaas Avenue
W. H. Rutter
KahnKeaks Avenue
W. 8
Charles and Children
Mise Charlotte Ebbage
Los Angeles
Cala
C. C. Nicholson
Topeka
Mise Ebbaxe
Chicago
Beatrice Charles
Charles
Reform School
Second Presbyterian Church
Barrett Hall
Gordon Street
Frank Heyden
A. J. Atwater
Denver
Colo
Sermen
Epworth Beague
British Trade in Cuba Report by British Minister at Finland
London Sept 5 report by Mtr. Carden on Cuba trade for 1802 notes reciprocity prospects and aims to deter Calvin merchants from opening relations with British manufacturers. He stresses British effort to retain market share in the Caribbean while Cuba diversifies beyond tobacco and sugar.
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London
Finland
Mtr. Carden
Rae Fossa Mae
Rae
Calvin
Market Report From Chicago and New York Ties to Labor Day Signals
A fragmented market summary notes cattle receipts around 14 head and hog receipts near 55.508 in a Chicago livestock session influenced by Labor Day timing. Mixed futures and Westerns show price stability with feeders and sheep steady, while overall activity appears cautious amid uncertain demand.
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Chicago
Itis
Westerh
Shech
Laahe
Tod
Live stock and produce markets mix seen in fragment
A garbled OCR page shows cattle, sheep, and hogs quotes with market receipts, prices, and terms. References to Kansas City, Chicago, New York, and California fruit and dairy items appear amid scattered numbers and vendor notes.
We Want Your Trade at the Best Roads and Lowest Beets
Fragmented OCR note urges readers to trade for the best roads and the lowest prices on beets, with unclear phrases and jumbled wording. Readability limited. no clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
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