Santa Fe Rail Strikes Halted as Repairs Resume
Santa Fe items report roadwork and dispatch changes as trains resume on the Manchester to Abiserty branch after a strike. Eighteen hundred workers affected at Topeka shops return to duty. city lists council and board of education terms amid local obituaries and travel notes.
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Santa Fe
Moriarty
Manchester
Barnard
Wilhrreadt
Coggeshall
Ted Satran
Emporia
Abiserty
Salina
Concordia
Santa Beaffickiuts
Brudwit Dork
Topeka
Habeas Corpus Release for Theodore St Peter
Theodore St Peter was released from Sheriff Nail’s custody under a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Leeds. The hearing is set for the 26th of this month. A large petition has been sent to the governor seeking his pardon. He will remain in the city pending the trial on the 26th.
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Theodore St. Peter
Sheriff Nail
Leeds
Elb
Ed. Sutter
Cohondo
Rocky Mountain
Dr. Oakwood
West
Bird's Eye View of Abilene by J. D. McMaster & Co
The firm received a bird's eye map of Abilene featuring prominent blocks, residences, and a Broad way street view. The map highlights midland roads and factories with credit to artist Mr. Coye. J. D. McMaster & Co and Mr. W. C. Relirer are praised for enterprise and distribution plans reach to citizens and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
J. D. McMaster & Co
Broadway
J. D. McMaster
W. C. Relirer
Pen Reynolds Taken to Penitentiary After Noon Train
Reynolds, the slayer of Bert Duggan, was moved to the penitentiary today by Sheriff Nail on the noon train amid tears. His wife and children followed by car, expressing sympathy despite his crime. Reynolds told a reporter his attorney may appeal to the supreme court and denied Jesse Williams' account. He claimed he killed only because he felt his life was in danger and would have harmed himself if guilty of murder. A large crowd gathered at the depot, typical for a centenary offense transit.
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Reynolds
Bert Duggan
Sheriff Nail
Reriector
Supreme Court
Jesse Williams
Deborning Essay From a Kansas Farmer on Horn Removal
A Kansas farmer shares a detailed dehorning method for cattle, describing equipment, measurements, rope restraints, and steps to remove horns with care. He discusses timing, safety, fly protection, and post care, citing experience over two years and urging readers to consult on questions.
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Enrryn
Kansas
Marsuani
Fere
Sindh
Sumner
Morace Greeley
Elvis
Willa Ree
Unis
Leter
Gro. Y. Johnson. Lawrence, Douglas Co
Runaway Pair of Gray Horses Brought to Standstill
A pair of gray horses pulling a lumber wagon ran away on Buckese avenue this morning. The animals lay down and sped, but Smith Martin managed to turn them into a lot, bringing them to a halt and securing the wagon. The owner arrived shortly after to claim the team.
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Buckese Avenue
Smith Martin
Youthful Thief Skedgel Arrested After Farm Theft
Abram Skedgel, a fourteen year old boy from New York City, ran away with a farmer Fishburn’s wagon and team in Cheever township. He was arrested in Hope and the stolen property found at L Brandt’s farm. Skedgel was brought to the city last evening and admits earning the items by working on a farm.
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Abram Skedgel
New York City
Cheever Township
Fishburn
Hope Sunday
L. Brandt
Harmonious GOP meeting sets Junction City congress date
The Republican Congressional Committee meeting at Clay Center yesterday was harmonious. The convention is slated for May 1 in Junction City. Delegates plan to attend Nationsleo in Clay Center on May 5.
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Clay Center
Junction City
Nationsleo
Clay Centre
May
Blalock and Gamble Released in Columbus Killing Case
The Reflector notes Blalock and Gamble were freed as predicted. Gamble had long been pressed by the crowd. Clay Blalock was away in Abilene when the Columbus constable was killed. William and John Blalock of Columbus are connected to Constable Gorden’s death.
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Blalock
Gamble
Columbus
Mr. Gamble
Clay Blalock
Abilene
William
John Blalock
Gorden
Salina Chosen to Host State Volunteer Firemen Tournament
Salina wins approval from the Kansas State Volunteer Firemen Association executive board. Meeting in Solomon City, Chairman DD Hoag of Mineapolis presided as the motion to hold Salina’s tournament in the second week of May was unanimously passed. The president’s veto was overridden, restoring the event after being called off.
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Kansas State Volunteer Firemen Association
Solomon City
Tain DD. Hoag
Minneapy
Cal
Salin
Salina
Pieswalter
People s Protective Association Formed in Central Kansas
A letter from T. W. Mesenve, secretary, describes the People s Protective Association formed in Central Kansas to combat horse stealing. The group claims organized bands with officers, deputies, and detectives, operating secretly to deter theft and protect property. Band 41 in Garfield township reportedly has forty members and meets monthly, inviting good citizens to join and obtain copies of the constitution and by laws.
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Eprron
People's Protective Association
Kansas
Caplsing
Leutenants
Minutemen
Hve
Uivm
Garfield Township
Garfield Band
T. W. Mesenve
Union Pacific excursion tickets to the West and California offerings
The Union Pacific announces daily excursions to San Francisco San Diego Colton Los Angeles San Bernardino and San Jose California and to Portland Oregon at 80 dollars round trip. Tickets valid sixty days for outbound travel and six months for return with stopovers and optional routes via Denver and Salt Lake City. Agents Hendricks Maxwell Tebbetts and others available for details. Potatoes eggs butter and seeds advertised by local suppliers.
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Union Pacific
Chiea Pacific Railway
San Francisco
San Diego
Colton
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Jose
California
Portland
Oregon
Denver
Salt Lake City
W. N. Hendricks
C. B. Maxwell
Kansas City
JS. Tebbetts
G. P
T. A
Omaha
Neb
County books reform praised by Riley County educator
J H Lee of Riley County writes on county uniformity of text books in schools. He cites savings of 10 to 15 percent, reduced cross-road price manipulation, and broader ease for migratory families. Lee notes no full uniform curriculum yet but says uniform books aid school system and pave the way for a standardized graded course. He reports two years of the experiment as greatly successful and gains in support from initial opponents.
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J. H. Lee
Riley County
Mannartras
Kas
Fox
J. al Lee
Dissolution Notice at Abitene Miller and Snoke firm ends
Notice states the partnership Miller & Snoke between Christian Miller and W H Snoke is dissolved effective immediately. Debts should be settled at Shockey & Snider's store. Christian Miller signs the notice from 30 41 Cane seed at Hodge Bros Wonderful. Market ads note loans and prices for butter eggs cultivators and wallpaper stock in the county.
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Abitene. Kas
Christian Miller
W. H. Snoke
Miller & Snoke
Shockey & Snider
Seed Oats and Farm Supplies Advertised in Dickinson County
Seed oats and a large seed corn allotment are available for Dickinson County farmers. The dealer also lists Red Texas oats German Millet and a steady stock of hay corn oats oil cake condition powders chopped feed shorts bran flour buckwheat corn meal and related feeds from top county mills.
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Dickinson County
Ialso
Notice of Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquors
Legal notice from Dickinson County Kansas that William P. Grinsex applies for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at 20 West North Second Street Abilene. The hearing is set for Tuesday April Mth at 10 o clock A.M. in the Probate Court room at the county courthouse.
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Lickin County
Stetr
Kansas
Uni
Hume
North Second
Abilene
Dickinson County
Kan
Probete
Eald County
Rai
William P. Grinsex
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U. S
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J. McDivitt
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Joseph Wilson
Smith
Rev. Zimmerman
M. E. Church
Uits City
S&s Smith
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Arkansas Agus
Svurdd
Shede
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P. E. Abilene
W. J. Zunmerman
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Talmage
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White City
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Wellsville
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BR. L. McNabb
Washiton
A. S. Embree
Atchison
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Napoleon, Ohio
Bert Groome
W. L. Groome
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Stanton Mouse
Wamego
D. RB. Gordon
Ed. Buchanan
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L. M. Raub
Robert Mckennett
Bert Austin
U. P
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Elisha Austin
A. L. Langellier
Mrs. Langellier
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Uukansas
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Hodge Bros
D. G. Smith
Buckeye
D.G Smith's
Hodge Bro
Kump
Hodge Ros
Aset
Toms & Rockafellar
Mat
Kamp, Fickes & Co
Carlond Adams
Lebold
Pat Fisher & CO
Oy Kemp, Fickes & Co
J. W. Jenks
Sud Roergwhare
ST. Lone
Stewarts
CG. F.worley
Bith Echoni
W. Nl. Roe
Dickincon County
Chapinga
Duclavy & Roe
County High
Kutaas
Fritey
W. HL Koe
G. F. Worley
Cman Furniere Amd
JUH Furniture Department
Brussels
Ursaan Furnirone & Carret Co
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