Kansas Courts Clash In Santa Fe Receiver Battle
Judge Louis Myers in Osage County appoints ex senator John Martin as receiver for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway property in Kansas and bars actions against him in Jefferson County court. Federal and state courts clash as a restraining order is issued and further proceedings loom, with bonds set and attorneys named.
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Myers
Martin Becaiver
Osxatoosa
Kan
Louis Myers
United States
John Martin
Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe
Kansas
Charles P. Johnson
Martin
Jefferson County
Albert H. Horton Waa
Counsiel
Messrs. Hiatt
Topeka
Gebhart
Schaeffer
Oskaloosa
Jorexs
Santa Fe
A. A. Hurd
C. 0. Foster
United States Circuit Court
Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe Railway Company
Marshal Gebhart
Phinney
Hite Schaeffer
Foster Ted
John In
United States Court
Hurd
Adge Foster
Judge Foster
Keeler
Goddard
Beginning of the End says McKinley victory will end free silver era
Paris dispatch quotes Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal. He argues McKinley victory starts the end of the free silver movement, condemns protectionism, and warns agrarian and monetary agitation will persist into 1900. Watterson fears mob rule and calls for conserving republican order against the Bryan faction. A separate report notes a tin plate price rise after foreign competition.
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Paris
Henry Wattergon
Louisville
Greenback Party
Free Silver
McKinley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Boone
My. Watterson
Watterson
Congress
Corgon
Mr. Bryan
Death of Chairman Curry After Elks Lodge Initiation
Des Moines reports Edward W. Curry chairman of the Democratic state committee died from blood poisoning believed to result of initiation into the Elks lodge. He had sat in an electric chair briefly during the initiation before operators realized the harm. He asked that the incident be kept quiet, and later claimed hemorrhoids.
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Elks Lodge
Des Motes
Edward W. Curry
Democratic State Committee
Bavery House
Ekes Lodge
Weyler Resigns and Cuban War Developments Face US
Report from Madrid states General Weyler has resigned as captain general of Cuba with General Prando named his successor. Havana dispatches note Weyler may return to the city. insurgents run 14 factories in Pinar del Rio while food and clothing grow scarce. Cuban leaders in Tapa rejoice over a key Pinar del Rio battle, and US policy toward recognition of belligerency governs South American reactions.
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Weyler
United States
Cubs
New York
Madrid
Wey Jer
Cuba
Prando
Key West
Fla
Luque
Pinar del Rio
Murella Street
Soros
Oshanas
Tapa
Weyla
Uncle Sam
Washington
Central American
Bolivia
Spain
South America
Souuthern
Aay
Venezuela
New Country Map Opens In Western Missouri And Arkansas
The Kansas City Pitts burg and Gulf Railroad Port Arthur Route opens a new agricultural and fruit growing country in Western Missouri and Arkansas. Mena in Polk County Arkansas rises as a 2500 population city with potential for 100000 surrounding, homeseekers can buy tickets at reduced rates on select dates. Methodist ladies fund parsonage via Chrysanthemum display canceled by cold. net receipts will help. Jolly Old Chums to perform at the opera house Saturday night drawing crowd.
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Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Port Arthur
Missouri
Arkansas
America
Mena
Polk Co
Ark
Homeseeker's Ticketa
Hornbeck
Lane Commissionrr
Ith
Wyandotte Sts
Kansas City
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Mapisoy
Wis
Harry B. McMasters
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Mexico
Panamerican Medical Congress
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Caracas
William Pepper
Philadelphia
Jefferson Davis
St. Louis
Louis
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Leroy B. Valliant
R. R. Hutchinson
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Planters’ Hotel
Leavenworth
Kon
Congressional
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Grout
O. W. Stone
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Monongahela City
Bridgeville
Monongahela
Breckinridge
Quecinnati
W.C. P. Breckinridge
Pike's Opera House
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Gustave Meyer
Murray
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Eli H. Murray
Utah
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Henry Watterson
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Iowa Mutual Insurance Association
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A. M. Kilburn
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Ozse
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James Paul
Homer
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Overoxne
E. L. Benedict
Harry Mewhirter
Lincoln
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J. P. Harris
Mr. Peters
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White House
William Jennings Bryan
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Frank T. Fowler
Fowler Cycle Manufacturing Company
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Western Baseball Association
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Catholic Abstinence Society
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Li Hung Chang
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Hanover Square
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Maine
Navy Department
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Midvale Steel Works
Rezema
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Lithonia
Ida
Naval Mercury
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Swift Specific Co
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