Receivers Appointed for Santa Fe System in Kansas
Three receivers are appointed for the Santa Fe system after a federal court filing. The order directs immediate possession of railroad properties and operation under court supervision with liens and debts preserved. branches likely to be phased out as the main lines are stabilized.
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Topeka
Indorse
House Accepts Senate Clerks Salaries End Contested Saga
Des 23. The house approved the senate amendment to the urgency deficiency bill paying salaries for per diem clerks during the Fifty first congress recess, ending a ten year dispute. The house now follows the senate in employing clerks for individual members. Edward J Field, son of Cyrug W Field, declared sane and to be taken to New York for trial on embezzlement from his brokerage firm.
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House of Representatives
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Rene Berrace
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Cyrug W. Field
Sane
New York
Fonds
Dynamite threat against Armour Institute founder
A discharged Armour Institute employee threatens destruction at the Armour Institute. Dr Gunsaulus and financier Mr Armour face danger as the man demands money or influence to secure funds. Beatrice Gunsaulus reports a man with a pistol following her father while threats intensify. Authorities warn of possible arrest if threats continue.
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Tte
Aimsantas
Jr. Gunsaults
Dr. Gunsaults
Mr Armour
Ccongregation
Symauth Church
Crank
Pr. Gunsaulus
Mr. Armour
Beatrice Gunsaulus
Pupa
Dr. Gastulas
Institute
Armour
Train Fired At by Unknown Shots Near Michigan Center
A Michigan Central train near Michigan Center was fired upon at dawn as it traveled over forty miles per hour. Seven bullet holes appeared in a car window. officials arrived to investigate but found no witnesses. They suspect tramps but have no definite evidence of their presence in the area.
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Fiat
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Forbes
Wilson
Forbe
Wilyn
Inyutt
Gibson
Drelvanitlaml Police
Fort Charger
Eesti
Wayren
Michigan Jasersux
Mich
Deeton
New York
Chica
Michigan Central
Michigan Center
Nayne
Tech
Royle
Nobalg
Santa Fe receivership response from Treasurer Wilder
Treasurer Edward Wilder, in discussing the Santa Fe receivership, says the move is a prudent protection until better conditions return next year. He notes Magoun's death spurred price drops and asserts bondholders will not be delayed, and that management will be able to operate without distress once the market stabilizes.
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Takeo
Oyer
Edward Wilder
Torgia
Thaa
Ucally
Santa’ Fe Road
Associated Press
George C. Magoun
Kihipebart
Receiver Wilson's Story Affects Santa Fe Prospects
Receiver Wilson arrives in Topeka to outline immediate leadership for the Santa Fe system. He supports appointing D. B. Robinson as first vice president to manage active operations, with a New York meeting next week to finalize changes. Funding for January wages is secured from a $200,000 loan, and Topeka Santa Fe shops will expand to full capacity to improve road condition.
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Dee
Atohiron
Topelea & San
Unitel States
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Eham
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George Sharett
United States Circuit Court of
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Topeka
George R. Peek
Atchison, Tupela d& Santa Fe
Chicago
Kenna
St Louis
San Francisco
St Laimis
HL. Morrill
Gil Secrel Vicw
Frisco
St Lewis
Charles J. Alexander
W. W. Green
Alexander &4Ireen
Mercantile Trust Co
A. A. Rossington
Union Trust Co
Caldwell
J. W. Reinhart
J.J. McCook
Santa Fe
Joseph C. Wilson
United States Distrivet Court
Topeks
Kan
Rein- Juirt
McCook
George ©. Nickerson
Reinhart
W. J. McCook
Joseph C. Wilbon
Toreks
Wilson
Sonts Fe
Peka
D. B. Robinson
Wilgon
Santa Fe Aystem
Banta Fe
Duo
Union
Mercantile Companies
Little Rock
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Topeka Poor Relief Plans Discussed at Mass Meeting
Brief notes from Topeka Kansas include preparations to aid the poor through winter. A mass meeting is planned Friday to devise methods for continued relief. Other items mention John L. Sullivan jailed in Sandusky Ohio and Henry B Shields’ Chicago kidnapping charges.
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Kas
John L. Sullivan
Sandusky
Ohio
Henry B- Shields
Miles
Chicago
EB. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Shields
la Grippe
Onpalaski
Aleutian Islands
United States Revenue Cutter
Hear
St Maul
St George
Bandit Robbery Delays Missouri Pacific Train Near Coffeyville
A Missouri Pacific express train No 32 was held up near Seminole station five miles south of Coffeyville Kansas by masked riders. The robbers looted mail express and passengers, fired warning shots, and escaped on horseback after an hour and a half, no injuries reported. Leader described as Jim Wooten, purported Starr gang member.
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Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
Seminole Station
Indian Territory
Vhe
James Norris
Userest
Stochell
Fort Smith
Starr Gang
Ltowpell
Jim Wooten
Mound Valley
California Bandits Steal From Express Car Near Burbank
A midnight train robbery on the Los Angeles and San Francisco Express near Burbank ends with masked men forcing entry to the express car. They fail to open the treasure safe, netting only about 1d from the crew. A reward of 1,000 is offered. pursuit is underway.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
WU Yards
Wells-Fargo & Ca
Southern Paid Co
Market News Mixed Amid Declines And Rebounds
The market opened active then weak with declines across several issues, led by New York stocks down from early highs while Western Union and Chicago Gas showed volatility. By late morning bids firmed and a broad rally lifted prices off session lows, though gains varied by issue. Kansas City cattle and hogs reports showed steady to firm demand with mixed prices, and grain markets remained cautious with small gains possible on limited activity.
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