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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1891

Page

8

Contested Stock and Assets Tied to 1863 Kansas Case

Fragmentary ledger style notes detail numerous stock holdings and sums tied to Kansas figures and eastern backers, names like Briggs Parrott Simpson and J. K. Cowan appearing with large shares and cash values. The document outlines assets, liabilities, and suspected political payments labeled for Simmons and others, with a final total around several million dollars and reference to government land conveyances and legal notes.

Briggs Wilson New York Times N. J. Parrott Simpson Kansas Blackmall TLS Stevens Kansan General J. Cocker S. W. Jolson B. &. Camp New York City Carlisle Virnia P. Usher C. Babcock Wilkinson J. K. Cowan Pennsylvania J. Stevens F. P. Stanton Cheever Washington Martin California Franchart New York Jen. Cutts Hon Rollins Missouri Ross Mleteher Holliday Moran Josiah Miller Chester Howard General Lane J. G. Stone R.bratney General Pomeroy A. Simpson J .Thomas G. Gladding Leavenworth W. P. Dole Tudian Affairs Sue Ewing K. W. Latham Washington,d. C Register of the Junction City Kas Pomeroy Lathrop Del Stanton Kaneas W. LP. Dole Indian Affairs Pottawatomia Me W. W. Ross Pottawatomie Pottawatomie Reservation Mix Tudlen Washington, D. Ca Ash White R. McBratney E. W. Chiase J. ¥. Cowan Marston New Hampshire Brown Forney Bridges Lal Jones Aol Trowbridge Detroit R. W. Thompson Dick Thompson United States Navy Smith Interior Dabs Tide Congress Kansas City

Union Pacific Commission Arrives for City Hearing

The railway commission arrived by special train yesterday afternoon to hear complaints from businessmen and the Board of Trade. The party included chairman Hobart Pattison and other members with Oliver Wo Mink as assistant secretary. The session extended into the evening but produced no public witnesses, marking a lengthy but inconclusive day.

Union Pacific Railway Board of Trade Wege Road Hobart E. Pattivou D.J. Littler Tinos E. Ellvey Anderson Telin Norris Eugene Davia CP. Young John Ih. Wale B. Canfield Cheris Francis Oliver Wo Mink Union Pacific Jango I. Beny Ty Holst

Road Commission Seeks Public Input and Testimony

Members adjourned to ten this morning and invited suggestions on road matters. Any person with evidence to give may testify. The commission will stay in the City until Friday evening.

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A.P. Tunnel progress and plans at Silver Plume

Owing to impassable roads from Graymont to the Atlantic Pacific Railway Tunnel, drilling is delayed for fuel. Two shifts with two No 3 machine drills target 100 feet monthly progress while a new 140 hp plant will be built on the east end to power both water and steam systems and electric lighting for spring work.

Graymont Atlantic-Pacific Ayuseas M. M. Pomeroy Mimchinery

Letter from Chemung official thanks twenty subscribers

Ma Byron T. Pank, president of Chemung county TD A&AO, sends a club of twenty subscribers, and we extend hearty thanks. He closes the letter with Yours till we bury the corrupt old Demo-Reps, Brnox T. Park.

Byron T. Pank Chemung County N. Y Ile Brnox 'T. Park

Correspondence on Subscriptions and Alliance Support

A brief note requests sample copies of the paper to recruit subscribers. The writer expresses support for the Alliance in Kanens and the third party, and signs Fraternally JUL, Dasim. The message indicates willingness to meet and assist.

Cholera Cure Offered At Reduced Price

An advertised Cholera Cure costs 50 cents, with subscriptions or Acuaron users paying 26 cents. The notice urges every farm to obtain it, stressing its affordability and availability for immediate use.

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