Rev G J Jalser Leaves For Germany Church News
Rev G J Jalser departs to his former home in Germany and will return to Topske in November. The German Methodist church he led for five years is now well established with a strong membership and a rebuilt parsonage. He accompanies his nephew to visit relatives in Europe. Jubilee plans and a forthcoming organ project are noted, along with church activities and upcoming meetings across several local congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Te Jaiser
German Methodist Church
Rome
Geranz
Faen Terk
Jean
Juiser
Wien
Steland
Jereean
Pearylis
Carmany
Wourtenberg
Bir
Church Notes List of Sunday services across local churches
A dense prayerful notice lists multiple congregations with service times sermons and Sunday schools. It includes First Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian and many others with pastors Beaman Seaman Porter Parham Wenneill and more, plus youth groups Sunday school times and evening sermons across Jefferson Street Topeka Avenue and surrounding streets.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. McParland
D. Td
Floyd
Seaman
Avondals
Beamiin
Jefferson Street Sunisy School
City Park
Fragmentary OCR: Gulla Be the C2 of Abe Pees mE arch ioam
Vague OCR fragment mentions Joe Davies of Monres street and a name sequence related to Bir Welds and Mire. The readable items are incomplete with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Abe
Mire
Joe Davies
Monres Street
Revolution Rumors Circulate as Hayti Posts Unrest
Reports from New York via severin Hasti describe a submarine conspiracy in Hayti with a large number of Jeremie leaders charged with conspiracy and promptly imprisoned at Port au Prince. The interior situation is reported as serious with opponents pressing for Sam’s overthrow and a request to assemble for the presidency. General Sam declines to speak while Hayti supporters here say the revolution was planned years ago.
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Kingston
Hayti
Shamer Alene
New York
Severin Hasti
Alene
Jeremie
Port Au Prince
Hayt
Sam
Micreeil
Friemis
Haytiins
Panhey Moving In at New Telephone Exchange
Pankey shifts telephone exchange to 519 Kareis Avenue with new material on site. Two Chicago electricians install sections of the switch, enabling 340 phones at start and 2,400 when all sections are active. Modern equipment eliminates batteries and bells, routing calls by central station control.
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Mwew
Pankey
Kareis Avenue
Chicago
Central Station
Central
Throwet
Largest Mortgage Foreclosure In King's County Filed
New York reports a $13,000,000 judgment against Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Co in a major foreclosure. A $17,000,000 deep mortgage on waterfront property prompts sale attempts. another sale is planned for October 1 after a bid of only $4,000,000. Also notes a Pennsylvanian train journey praise and local church rally with cradle roll exhibition at 10:30.
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New York
United State Mortgage and
Brooklin
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company
King’s Couny
BUE UD
MC A
Slee
Lowman Chaat Ant
Prosperity of the South in Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal reports Southern cotton agriculture powering national prosperity. Cotton crop value is estimated at 4520000 dollars for the current season, with expectations of another strong yield near the same figure. The exports over imports bolster the U.S. economy, and a continued good crop promises better conditions for the South as in two decades.
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South
Atlanta Journal
United States
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Scrofula
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and related ailments. It claims the remedy clears glandular swelling, skin eruptions, and constitutional symptoms, citing a girl from New York whose sores faded after early treatment and a full course of the medicine.
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Hood
Gronn
Slins Verzcoy
Wawarsing
N. Vo
Hood's Sarsanarina Promises a Cure and Keeps It
A local health claim markets Hood's Sarsanarina as a cure all. It urges readers to ask their druggist today and accept no substitution, asserting guaranteed relief and a remedy for various ailments. The ad-style item emphasizes quick action and brand loyalty.
North Topeka Daily Life and Church Notices
North Topeka community notes include church services at the Church of the Good Shepherd and Second Presbyterian church with sermons on Christ and Law. Local events cover woolen mill tours, stockholders inspecting facilities, and plans for Sunday school and temperance talks.
Crowd list names at event including Hutchinson and Fraser
The crowd included W. H. Hutchinson, Mr and Mrs Nicholson, Mr and Mrs Berry, WM. Van Ness, Paul, T. Pyser, Misses May Sic Noun Minna McCell Martha French Adelia Brews Anna Edna Fraser Bert Fraser and others.
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Ae W. H. Hutchinson
Nicholson
Sra
Charles Berry
WM. van Ness
Zon Paul
Mrs
T. P-Pyaser
Misses May Sic- Noun
Minna McCell
Martha French
Dea
Adelia Brews
Anna Edna Fraser
Eed
RE. Dittenderfer
Bert Fraser
Tragic Duck Hunt Fatality Linked to Stray Shot
Orville Myers, 19, was shot and killed while duck hunting on the north bank of the Kansas River near the old dam. The incident occurred around 11:30 AM as Myers fell back against Charles Reed, possibly firing his own gun. Reed and Ernest Coblentz, both teens, witnessed the accident. Evidence included one empty shell and a loaded shell in Myers’s gun. Reed’s gun contained one empty and one exploded shell. Reed rushed to notify authorities at a nearby home, and police and a coroner arrived. The inquest leaned toward Myers being killed by a discharged shell from Reed’s or Myers’s gun, with testimony uncertain on which gun fired last.
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Orville Myers
Mast Twelfth Street
Kansas River
Myers
Charles C. Reed
Geo. W Reed
Harrison Errest
Ernest Coblentz
East Twelfth Street
Reed
Coblente
Alm
Dorian
Gordon Street
Tovoka
Sciler
Bergeant
Ant
Chas
Orville
Orvie
Collenr
Coura
Kha Aitale
Ewan
Help Kindergarten Concert For St Joan’s Colored Church
The Bind Boone Concert company presents a concert at Seventh and Topeka Ave on Tuesday evening under the auspices of Americas Mothers. The Tennessee band will receive a portion of proceeds. Admission is 25 cents.
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Bind Boone Concert Company
Soncorret
St. Joan's Colored Ale
Seventh and
Topeka
Avopur
Americas Mothera
Tennesaestrad
Kilderstriet
Fancy Driving Horses Ship Carload to Boston
Topeka men plan Monday departure with 18 fancy driving and carriage horses for sale in Boston markets. Expected retail between 110 and 180 dollars each. Phyllis T owned by Dr. Pritchard, a noted 2:28 performer, among the lot along with horses from Guilford Dudley farm and others including Captain Tough of Lawrence.
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Dr. P
Powell
Topeka
Boston
Phyllis T
Fancy Arse
J. PF. Parker
Anther
Captain ‘Tough
Lawrence
Bridge Bid Scandal Claims Bid Was Altered
A misrouted contract for a balustrade project on Sardou Avenue prompted a county bid dispute. McLouth bid 17424 with an uncertified personal check. Missouri Valley Bridge Company of Leavenworth offered 15160. Hoover and others protested the McLouth bid, alleging improper submission. County commissioners weighed claims of underhand methods and potential bid rotation. One member, Silas Rain, opposed the apparent irregularities.
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Ménourn
Balldi Efite Sardou Avenue
Missouri Valley Bridge Company
Leavenworth
Ware
Compassioners
McLouth
McTouth
Kansas
Topeka Bank
Hoover
Att Souri Valley
Missouri Valley Company
MeLorith
Missouri Valley
MeLouth
Wich
Silas Rain
com=ty
Two More Go Free City Attorney Dismisses Taint Onsen
City Attorney Spencer dismisses taint on two liquor cases after district court review. Jury verdicts reveal contrasts in the handling of the Hobind case and related trials, with certain defendants acquitted while others found guilty.
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Spencer
Taint Onsen
Gamdust
Betsie
Glen
Sick children convicted in police court over nuisance case
Judge Bain convicts Nick Chiles in two nuisance related counts for maintaining a nuisance tied to alleged activities. Although no sales or direct business links proven, verdict holds him as proprietor of the premises. He is fined 3500 and 96 days to fall on each count with a 1005 appeal bond.
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Bain
Nick Chiles
Argust II
Cilies
Chiles
Tickets on sale in Wichita for three trains daily
An old notice states tickets on sale and trains running between cities, with dates in October and bids opening in the evening. It also mentions a medicinal ointment and a last day to submit items, implying a local auction or sale event and related openings.
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Rightpoint
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Kas- Bos Avenue
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Topska
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