Two More Men Free In District Court Verdicts
Judge Hayes presided as jurors found Durein and Jockbeck not guilty in a case over alleged illegal proprietorship of a saloon upstairs at Jockheck Pulling in Kannss. The court noted violation of prohibition laws in the city case against A Townend of Little Low Townsend, while other Aquer cases and arrests faced mixed outcomes with several defendants declared not guilty. Passenger rail notices advertise Santa Fe routes with two dollars to Kansas City and return, six trains in each direction, and special fares in May and September.
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Hayes
Dureineck
Durein
Jockbeck
Beime
W Solgt
Jockheck
Hazen
A. Townend
Townsend
Basse Mest
Partito Express
Betts
Smith
Con Fes
Lye
Jockkneck
Pa Aerion
Touvay's Market Report
Market notes show wheat futures mixed amid thin demand as winter supplies press on prices. Provisions edge lower with January pork and rib futures softening. hogs steady after initial drops while cattle and dairy items display cautious activity in a light trading day, with receipts from Duluth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Batarcay
Pete Ali
Hisiicbaeet
Duluth
Uae
Aise
Ena
Eanes City Produce Market Notice
Pebble text fragment shows market naming and price note. readable facts indicate a local produce market in Eanes City with price reference around seven cents and a general sale context. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
New York Money Market and Grain Prices in Sept
In New York on a September day the market reports demand for commercial bills and bank rates, with wheat corn and oats prices listed. The piece notes quotations from Union Panini and Missouri wheat futures, notes cargoes and shipments, and credits Joseph's Tips Furnished by J. Goings as commission merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Starling Exchange Ceady
Sage. Domus
Uverisonne Bonis
Joseph
Goings
Inainwa
Jared
Sommtane
Chicago
American naval fleet refit plans spurred by Dewey era assets
Reports from New York indicate government funds will refit multiple ships from Admiral Dewey’s squadron for continued service. Boston, Olympia, and other vessels face costly repairs estimated around 500000 dollars each, with decisions pending on reactivation timelines and potential further reconstruction.
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New York
Itig Sifeady
Admiral Dewer
Spain
Far East
Long
Board of Survey
Boston
United States
Mare Island
de Partment
Olympia
Rava Eeperte
Shell
Ae Ace
Admiral Deweys
Batte
Pallimore
Concord
Petri
Haltimere
Petre
Luzon
Atlanta
Uden
Hichborn
Charles Heywood
Marine Corps
Cavite
Ole
Admiral Watson
Atrong
Subig Bay
Heywood
Brac
Fradford
Bureau of Equipment
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Local notables and travel notes fill South Typher column
Sterling Kimes is stationed at his home on Central avenue while Topeka visitors drop by local friends. Mrs. Daub and Mrs. Falls returned from Canaka. W W Crittenden visits Topeka. John Reed visits Ais Sunt in Washington. Mrs. M. Wanchard returns from California. Lem Brooks, a former Union Pacific hotel cook, buried near Rochester cemetery. Photographers' convention adds Mrs Bessie Perdoe and Mr C L Shellabarger. Elder Draper to preach at North Congregational Church with Chart of the Ages exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Sterling Kimes
Central Avenue
C. Costley & Post
W. W. Crittenden
Chicago
Chores Sterte
St. Joseph
Topeka
C. ©. Jordan
St. Louis
Henry Daub
M. A. Falls
Canaka
John Reed
Washington
Kan
Ais Sunt
Charles Miller
Mary Daub
Pesti Irwin
Carbondale
Mwanchard
California
William Hanley
Topeka Avenue
A. J. Woodman
Park Street
Ottawa
Agricultural College
Lem” Brooks
Rochester Cemetery
Deceserd
Union Pacife
Bessie Perdoe
Beiolt
Photographers’ Convention
Maud Irons and
Mise
Mabel Prowditt
Monroe Street
Bra C. L
Draper
O Mustrate
Gold From The North Arrives In Seattle Steamers
Seattle dispatch notes the steamers City of Seattle and Cottage City arriving from London with cargo and passengers. The report highlights their port call at Seattle on a September 15 voyage underway from Lana cand i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dows
Wash
City of
Cottage City
Lana Candi
Becomes a Princess Marriage Declaration in Rhode Island
Declaration of intention of marriage lists Michael Cantacuzene Spuransky and Julia Grant as expectant groom and bride. Details include births, parents, and occupations with names linked to Frederick D. Grant and the U.S. Army, witnessed by city clerk and registrar.
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Rhode
Sroom
Michael Cantacurene-Spuranskey
Cavalry
Ravel
Odessa
Russia
Michael Cantacu
Anskice
Elizabeth Sicard
Michael
Julia Grant
New York
Washington, D
Frederick D. Grant
Muaidien
Ida Hans
Louis
United Stated Army
Bae Grant
William G. Stevens
Bride’s Gowns Showcase of Miss Grant’s Trousseau
A detailed description of Miss Grant’s wedding trousseau features multiple gowns. The bridal dress in white satin with a court train is paired with artful lace and tulle bodices. A pink crepe ensemble with rose tones and a black and gold evening gown with Florentine embroidery are highlighted, plus jewelry including a Russian necklace and a gold butterfly hairpiece.
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Miss Grant
Mex Grant
Miss Grast
Paradise
London Drawing Room
Misa Grant
Why Two Ceremonies Necessary for Russian and American Law
The article explains dual wedding rites for Prince Cantacuzene due to Russian religious and military requirements. An Episcopal ceremony followed by a Greek one faced protest from Russian relatives, risking the prince's standing if not observed. It notes the blessing by Father Hotovitzky and ties the bride to U.S. President Grant lineage, Julia Dent, and Mrs Potter Palmer, with a side mention of I. S. Woolverton, a pharmacist at 704 Kan. Ave.
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Cantacweene
Orst
Ruesta Ged
Hotorvitzky
White House
Get
U.S. Grant
United States
Julia Dent
St. Luis
T. Grant
United States Army
Mius Grant
Potter Palmer
Italy
Palmer
Miss Grant
Morrow's Kidneolds Kidney Pills Promising Topeka Reports
Reports from Topeka and other areas claim Morrow's Kid-ne-olds cure kidney and urinary disorders. A local user, Alton, 518 East Fourth, says two boxes relieved backache nervousness and sleeplessness and chronic constipation. Yellow tablets sold for fifty cents a box at Swift Halliday's. Morrows Lixer lax at twenty five cents.
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Kisas
Morrow
Topeka
Alton
Barber
East Fourth Street
Swift & Halliday
Morrows Lixerlax
John Aaerne & Co, Chemists
Springfield
Horton Agreement Allegations Defend Curtis renomination
Curtis Organ denies agreeing to retire from the First district in 1800 and says the Horton convention and press claims misstate his position. The Topeka Mall and Breeze notes no evidence that he urged a delay, and argues he deserves renomination after a single term of service.
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Curtis
Topeka
Breeze
Charlie Curtis
Charles Curtis
Poswille
Bne
Colonel Hinton to Speak at State Historical Society Meeting
Colonel Robert J. Hinton renowned biographer of John Brown and noted writer on early Kansas history is slated to deliver the annual address for the State Historical Society in January. His topic will be Kan-ea8 Historically and the Nationalization of Freedom from Calhoun and Benton to Lincoln and Grant. Prominent Kansans will also speak at the gathering.
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Robert J. Hinton
John Brown
Kansas
State Historical Society
Calhoun
Benton
Lincoln
Grant
Democrats Demand Withdrawal of Patronage From E. B. Brown
A faction within the Bunlower Inn community presses for removal of patronage linked to E. B. Brown of Duc mona after a contested convention. The dispute centers on Brown's role and perceived disfavor within the Devan camp, with implications for local party support and future appointments.
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E. B. Brown
Bunlower
E. E. Brown
Ducmona
Devan
Brown
Tate
Fearon
Bryan in Ohio Campaign Schedule Stirs Democrats
Chicago reports William J. Bryan will headline the Democratic drive in Ohio for John J. McLean. He plans four weeks of speeches in Ohio after a Kentucky tour around October 15, following weeks of campaigning in that state.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Ohio
John J. McLean
Bryan
Kentucky
Washington to Havana Military Movements and Prisoner Transfers
Adjutant General reports from Gen Brooke on September 23 25 the first battalion second artillery batteries B PD KB depot battalion to return to the states on transport arrival and questions where four battalions shall embark. Twenty one general prisoners to be sent to serve sentences in the states. Also a $100 reward offered for capture and conviction of caper wire thieves in Oakland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooke
Havana
First Published the State blade ort September 34
Legal notice fragment indicates an official publication event with uncertain date and a state reference. No clear names, places, or actions are readable. Summary reflects the limited legible details and the need for source clarification.
Proclamation Calls To Test Patriotism In Topeka
An official proclamation from the Mayor's Office invites Topeka residents to a Grand Army of the Republic event the week of September 9. It urges every citizen to wear secular labels and pledge allegiance as a sign of patriotism and loyalty during the observance.
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Kanes
Terublie
Salteas
Eltz
Topelen
Canlone
Topeka
Baylhe
Ieee
Wanted Help Wanted and Real Estate Mixed Ads
Classified notice fragment shows job ads for stenographer and general housework, plus several sale notices for tools, real estate, a piano, and miscellaneous items. Also includes doctors and storage company names and an invitation to a Topeka event. Partial listings with ownership names and addresses, many broken phrases and inconsistent capitalization.
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Kansas City
Eenoos City
Rators
Santa Fe
Touvay
Chinago Livestock’ Market
Gates
Kansas City Livestock Market
Eanes City Produce Market
Wwe
Tse
Jgattle
Nortie
Union Panini
South Typher
I. S. Woolvertom
Aye
Appeaiis Old Place
Horton
Col. Hinton
Bryan IN
Will
McLean
Oakland
Gowd
Renee
Giner
Ge Cones
Bia
Guiney St
Prrct-csses
Bet ‘Kansas
Sus
Clay Street
Nerman
Pernane
Chie
Hirbour
Gourin
Saks Ee
West St
Alamd
Tyler
Sian
Capitol
B. A
Jersey
Durham
Gul Topeke Avenue
Kanear Avenue
M. Manson
Kan. Ave
West 10Th
West 6Th Street
Jocathe Een Asthens
Des Penk Wy Care
Kodak
Clint Ny
Care Journal
Campbell
Lincoln Street
Armour Pie. Co
Madison Street
Madison
Spagr
van Boren
Capital Rowe
Mest
Sesiener
W. M. Porbes
Sorbes
W. Schot
Forbes
Kansas Mivehoe
Elder
Dougherty
Tom Vestor
Serra Par Gees
Rot Feonlern
Ted
Tarties
Ty W. Stharrest
Guiscy
PANTO
Pogm Re
Lancois
Cail
S Trier
Cisiall
Farr
Heward
Priiter
Erie
Madea Tor
Ponce City
Teers
Pobekelly
Brererc
Shudevia
Tor Setbant Ecllege
Wwome
Henry B Beermans
Pranulade Prescott Tial
Ad Totte
Paul Berm Ogee
Gorney Garden
Central Ave
Norte
Pepyaa
Tol de
Eva Hakpis
Ida
Barnes
Bam
Osteo Pathist
Seth
Cary
Berke Circus Westors
Heck
Baltmare
Heyerendes
Wauthen
L Biscoe
J. C Darling CO
Gullespie
Freseo Satrter
Siewsby Egeba
Eas
Topeka Storage and Waremoues CO. Parks and Ships
Howseed Gooda ‘Telis
Skinner
East Slath
Attornefs
Lawmilton Brown
Sulieth
Crawford
Ames Hayden
Siteeate
Mackine
Caine
Ceuverey
TS Spele Co
Fincteoal
Union Bicycles
Topara Cycle CO
D. Tr Eyemiavsny Fy
BAIRD
TravEn
Florists
MSI
Babur
Eerie Saoeeer
Groves
Raaness
Ieee Ntns
John FP. Strechet
Eee
Weil
Topeka Transfer CO
Avenue
F. P. Bacon
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