Real estate transfers from Highland Park and Topeka
Real estate transfers include properties on Illinois Avenue in Highland Park and parcels in North Topeka. Topeka Iron Co transfers to A. T. & 8. By Go. Four tracts in Kilinwood and Kilinwood addition conveyances amid tax shifts to Sarah and Charles with parcel details and street references such as 62 Buchanan Street.
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Snce Tagra Ue
Haven and Lasers
Illinois Avenue
Highland Park
Ada
Topeka Iron Co
A. T
North Topeka
Kilinwood
Sarah
Charles
Shan Reene
Buchanan Street
Emporia Street Fair Postpones Part of Saturday Program
The executive committee of the street fair and the attendants meeting decided to extend the fair through Saturday. Free shows remain, but the Lotion band is dropped. Friday and Prideweek programs are canceled. The flower parade and educational parade will be held Sunday. Friday’s schedule is not carried out.
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Sain
Atttarent de Bild
Pridesweht
Bnd
Karnival Specials From Kansas City Train Service
Special inter trains will run from Kansas City into Kansas by the Santa Fe on October 2 and 4 to accommodate Karnival festivities. Two trains depart at 10 am and 2 pm, with service to all points along the line. These accommodations offer visitors a chance to participate in the parade events.
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Beca
Kansas City
Kanne City
Kansas
Santa Fe
Zune
Imperia
Oe City
Mt Ray
Owners and Trainers organize Chicas meeting Hawthorne
At a Hawthorne meeting of owners and trainers the Owners and Trainers Mutual Association elected Ira m J Seogean as president TP Hayes as vice president and Talbott as secretary. The body was instructed to draft by laws and regulations for the next session and adjournment was called subject to press.
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Auditoriais Hall
Hawthorne
Iiram J. Seogean
Tp, Hayes
Tart ‘Talbott
Owners and Trainers Mutual Association
Presbyterians Oppose Creed Change in Southern California
The Presbytery of Southern California after spirited debate over disunity and regional divisions voted to keep the creed intact despite recent general assembly proposals. The decision reflects adherence to the traditional confession within the local church body in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Presbytery
Southern California
Ater
General Assembly of the Church
Hes
GOOD ROADERS ADJOURN AND ROAD WORK POLICY
The article notes adjournment of the road crews and outlines construction plans, with Ronde to be built for the summer at the state. Irene Mirrison plans to return during the legislative season to assist and secure funding for public roads. Secretary James Swiloon Boke discusses work of pennant and public road improvements, emphasizing qualified staff and practical methods. Officers Bechtel and Downie confront a disturbance with confrontations and arrests described, illustrating enforcement during the event.
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Aimmere
Irene Mirrison Weo
Satnt
Wi Secrery
James Swiloon Boke
Pennant
Ieseit
S. H. Haynes
Topeka
F. O. Marvin
Lawperesa
Wagon Wheel Trap in Alley Injures Driver
Robert Errant, employed by Webster Tulloch Coal, drove a wagon through the alley behind John McManus' business when a wheel sank into an unseen hazard, leaving him hurt and prompting an investigation into the alley’s condition.
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Robert Errant
Webster Tulloch Coal Company
John McManus
Spokane's Big Jump in Census Data Report
Spokane census office reports a notable population increase as of September 22, reflecting a surge in local growth and shifting demographics. Officials cite migration and housing developments shaping the city’s future.
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Spokane
Washington
Bryan Explains No Sympathy With Boers in South Africa
Sioux City Sept 28 Bryan special train carries Democratic candidate Col W J Bryan and South Dakota fusion leaders to Dakota prairies. He argues against private monopolies, distrusts trusts, opposes large standing army, and says Filipinos should become citizens. He asserts the Philippines war and British South Africa conflict share a principle, so the US cannot sympathize with South Africa. The tour continues to Yankton and Mitchell with further remarks on finance and empire.
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Sioux City
Col
W. J. Bryan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Gaxota
Dakota Prairies
Rambler
J. C. Debiman
Nebraska
Ren
South Dakota
Lien
Avers
Lew
Moore
Congress
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Impart
Kansas City
Yankton
Bryen
Republican Party
Bryanwald
South Africa
Philippines
Pettigrew
Mitchell
S. D
Pont the Torn Belt
Endorsement Note for Mr Wilbarnes Sealed
A fragment requests the inscription of a name across a document in endorsement of the gentleman, as the writer asserts confidence in Mr Wilbarnes and his character. The phrasing hints at formal approval or commendation within a historical note.
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Jemors
Wilbarnes
Pretty wedding links Calkins and Jackson kin in Topeka
Social and personal notices report the September 25 ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs S B Jackson in Scranton uniting their daughter Mary to an unnamed groom. Rev George Wilpy officiated with Miss Hattie Easter and Mr Sam Jackson as attendants. The couple plan to reside in Topeka after the ceremony amid brief notes of travel and other local social updates.
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Jackson
Scranton
Mary
George Wilpy
Che Ison
Mies Hattieaster
Sam Jackson
Easter
Minerva Dennis
Mere
X A Dennis
Washington, D
J.T. McParland
Larned
D. P. Bislett
Colorado
A. M. Buntin
Kansas City
Prank Rockwell
Junction City
Topeka
School of Mines and State
Michican
W. A. Pierce
Bauwenrooth
John Nicholson
Chester Woodward
Lawrence
Gienna Cross
Minerva Duff
Frank Moore
Horton
North Bepeks
Robert Parneson
Mary Eee
J.B. Larimer
HL .T. Chase
Chicago
A.D. Landy
J. T. McFarland
J. Ereedens Gib
Frank A. Ingersott
New York City
EJ. Anderson
Emporia
J.c.ray
FC. Aldrich
India
G. H. Griggs
East
Novemer
N. V. Nading
Flat Rock
Ind
Carda Adams Bros
Kansas Avenue
No Factional Troubles Disposed of Years Ago
A reader appeals to the State Journal to publish a letter warning about factional trouble within a church community. The writer claims former members, now dissociated, allege threats from a faction and urge action in the Second Baptist church.
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Haitor
The
State Journal
Rene Sanciine
Sinton
Ey Sennen
Dusok Bes
Mel Tigre
Jey Tr
Second Baptist Church
Pain
Beoond
Topeka Auditorium festival ends with mixed finances
The final night of a Topeka festival concert by colored musicians aims to cover expenses but is seen as unlikely to leave a balance for seating. Totals show four nights netting about 2526.90, with 2,451 admissions Thursday and substantial costs to performers and the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra.
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Topeka
Commercial Club
Out of Teelty
Hamlin
Airs Wilson
Pease
Clarke
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
Deadly brawl at Riley's Joint leaves two injured
A rain delayed political gathering at Riley's Joint on Fast Fifth street ended in violence. Stonemason John Beaser and worker John Hill suffered severe injuries after a brawl over whisky and politics. Warrants issued for William Lavwlas James Bwltser and others. arrests followed. A Hamburg fire in Germany caused over a million marks in damage. Thomas Ryan and Mrs Ryan visited Yellowstone before returning to Washington.
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Riley
Fifth Street
John Beaser
Federal
Christ Hospital
John Hill
Lenser
William Lavwlas
James Bwltser
Ww. B White
Jim Wall
Tose
Astore Aeies
Suo Donde
Hamburg
Haferstrass
Pfluest
Thomas Ryan
Interior
Ryan
Essee
J. L. King
Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Washington
Saturday Night Fashion Notes and Corset Styles
The fragment cites Kubo High Bust Corsets and Ball s improved HLP corsets and notes on silk, satin, and ribber fabrics. It references Saturday timings after six and mentions various style terms, but lacks complete details or clear event context.
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Ball
Atook
Weathering Storms Hover Over Kansas Football Scene
Weather notes describe heavy rain in Kansas disrupting football and city life. Reports mention wet streets, closed streetcars, and public works like gas furnaces active to combat damp conditions as courtrooms and events face delays and adjustments. Community updates include parade postponements and upcoming local meetings. The piece blends city weather, public safety, and civic activities with references to officials and local venues.
Stevenson Dates Itinerary Publicized For Adial Strvenson
Chicago Sept 28 The announced itinerary for Adial E Stevenson's campaign lists stops in Indianapolis Oct 4 5 6 8 Oct 5 and 10 West Virginia Oct 11 and Oct 15 Wilmington Del Oct 16 New Jersey Oct 17 New York City Oct 18 Prov Oct 18 Utica Oct 19 Maharas? E Cady listed among passengers or attendees.
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Chicago
Adial E. Strvenson
Indianapolis
Ocl
West Virginia
Oie
Net
Wilmington
Del
New Jerry
New York
Birds of Africa Linked to Herdsmen and Domestic Losses
The London Standard excerpt notes the hornbill and rinover birds once praised for protecting cattle from pests. Modern critique questions net benefit as reports claim birds injure livestock by eating ears and harming camels. New evidence from Lord Ebilispe and Ray Lankenter suggests risks to sheep stations and possible links to famine impacts and trade concerns.
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Ninocooros
London Standard
Rinoerros
Africa
le ‘Valllant
Wid Astorais
London
Ebilispe Tali
Therm
Betas Sana Pam
Ray Lankenter
Capwin
Hinde
Sien
Pomana
Iit
Nike
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Lee Rentigine
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James Wilso
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Monroe Street
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Woodson
Allence
John C. Waters
Belew
Tonurcus
Che Cuempton
Tom Anderson
John Waters
Wigeot
Major Anderson
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G.C. Clemens
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Smith
Frankfort
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