United States consular service and lectures in London
Abbreviated digest from Abilene Reflector notes the U S consular service funds itself with a small surplus to the Treasury, Dr Stocker’s London lecture disrupted by a Socialist mob, Jersey cattle prices at Philadelphia auction, and various political and military concerns including immigration actions, libel charges against a Philadelphia journalist, and health and governance matters across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Consular Service
Treasury
Dr. Stocker
London
Philadelphia
Missing liquor dealer feared to have died by own action
A New York liquor dealer Jacos Ove, owner of substantial unincumbered property, is missing and presumed to have committed suicide. The report follows his conviction under revenue laws and notes his notable holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacos Ove
New York
Luther
Academy of Music
United States Evangelical Alliance
Hai Phong
Admiral Courbet
Sontag
Hunghoa
Fillmore
Buffalo
N. C
John Gordon
D. D
O'Donnell
London
Eng
Knnxer
Trenton, C
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Verdict Set Aside In Kilbourne Thompson Case
In Washington District Court Junge Cox set aside the $60,000 jury verdict won by Hallett Kilbourne against John G. Thompson, on grounds of excess. Major Nickerson has resigned, to take effect November 15, per President. Secretary Forcen has called ten million lente per cent bonds.
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Washington
Junge Cox
Hallett Kilbourne
John G. Thompson
Nickerson
Forcen
Minois Central Railway
Bradford Station
Tenn
Coburn
Seth
Woakmen
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
American Line of Steamship’s Company
Lord Clive
Will Kyle
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Australia
Miss
James Consox
George Holland
Holland
D. M. Deverraux
San Antonio
Tex
Saltillo
Mexico
Monclova
Wheeling
W.va
Samuel B. McCullock
H. Friplay
Edward Smith
Streator
Ill
Osage City Coal CaseCenter of Rail Commission Action
Kansas railroad officials and Osage City clash over who may file the complaint in the coal dispute. The commission ruled the Mayor and Council of Osage City proper plaintiffs and met with railroads in Topeka to extend the Heldt decision while seeking harmony. DuanLes Wilson, a leavenworth pie peddler, was found dead with his skull crushed after an alcohol fueled spree with soldiers in his small frame house.
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Santa Fe
Osage City
Topeka
DuanLes Wilson
Fort Leavenworth
Wilson
State Library
C. Woop Davis
Sedgewick County
United States Circuit
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Teis
Joan Witsos
Lecompton
Emporia
Willian Sims
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Barney
Wichita
Clement Bothamley
Indian Territory
Foster
United States District Court
Bothomley
Newton
England
H. C. Speer
State Teachers’ Association
Normal School
Miss Hoxie
Department of Drawing
L. F. Hoxie
Fort Scott
Robert A. Muncau
Taylorville
Murray
Frederick Schmzitz
Leavenworth
E. Fcornenwewer
Atchison
Kansas City
Nickerson
Joax Doris
Dennis Murphy
Stephen Rogers
Gus
Sholes
Wyandotte
Te Methodist Episcopal Church
Dodge City
Ellsworth Lodge No. 109
Ellsworth
Iris
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rail robbery endangers passengers near Laredo
A Saltillo to Laredo passenger train derailed near Lar zorita twenty miles south of Laredo as a gang attacked the express car carrying eight thousand dollars in silver. Fireman Fessler died, Engineer Madden was wounded, and Conductor Burt resisted with rifles until the robbers fled after a distant approach of Mexican troops. An American leader led the gang, all others described as Mexicans.
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Laredo
Tex
Larzorita
Saltillo
Fessler
Madden
Burt
Jarita
Lester
Monterey
V. O. Ring
San Antonio
R. 8. Vivian
Kansas City
Matden
Fiend in Socorro Terrorized Town Seized by Justice
Socorro New Mexico November 14 A desperado named Joel Fowler who had killed seven people and wielded a revolver terrorized the town. He was disarmed after stabbing a man to the heart and is bound over for grand jury scrutiny. Martial law was declared to curb violence as witnesses testified to cold blooded killings across Alamo ranch and White Oaks. Fowler’s past killings include Georgetown and August at Alamo ranch.
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Row
Lane
Louisville & Nashville Road
Western Railroads
Norfolk
Railway Conductors’ Benefit Association
Norton Iron Works
Ashland
Kumor
Cairo
Tokar
Chicago
St. Louis
Shelbyville
Ind
Eagle Hill
Pottsville
Michael Kelly
Robert Kennedy
Keating
J. W. Rossius
Arizona
Tucson
A. T
Cleveland
Greely
Hazen
Garlington
Lawrence
Mass
Lake Superior
General Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church of America
Philadelphia
Moris Brows
Brownsville
Mth
Madrid
Oshkosh
Wis
Iith
Oxford
Franklin
Lee Himscu
Terre Haute
Ohio
Herzog & Co
Cincinnati
Robert Fellows
New York
North River
Sarven
Indiana
Hias
Samuel T. Nixoy
Chestnut Street
Michagl Farraghey
Youngstown
Cook
Joux
Oakland
Democratic Press Association of Ohio
Columbus
Elmer White
John G. Doran
Archer McGregor
Thomas Wetzler
Socorro
N. M
Joel Fowler
Cole
Fowler
Justice Beal
John Barns
Pony Deal
Butcherknife
Bill
Alamo Ranch
Oge
White Oaks
Georgetown
Alamoranch
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Abilene
Strother Bros
Fouler
A. K. McCaere
Philadelphia Times
George Smith
United States
Canada
Manchuria
Pekin
Tonquin
Chihuahua
Monsignor Capel
de. Stocker
Atsexr Genon
Washington, D. C
Public Health Association
Samuel J. Ranwaxw
Berwyn Station
National Reform Association
Edward Gunson
Dublin University
St. Andrews’ University
James Russell Lowell
Dr. Ewer
San Francisco
Edwin Booth
Booth
James Branp
Cleveland, C
Frank E. Bronson
Bronson
Eant Cagnarvon
Secretary of War
Treasury Department
Hartford
Conn
Grant
China
Japan
Tetrer
Commissioner of Pensions
Proteus
Caldwell
Navy
Pike
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Yantic
Littleton Island
Mobile
Ala
Minnie Hauk
Richmond
J. C. Barses
Newcastle
Paris
Ferry
Nova Scotia
Allentown
France
Pasculllin
Williamsport
Tris
Bulgaria
Prince Alexander
Boston & Providence
Boston
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Central Committee
Suez Canal
GeneErat
Isthmus
Panama
Canal Company
McCartney
Illinois
Morrow
Ith
Kansas State News
Mexican National Railroad
Silverton
Liverpool
Great Eastern
Cutcaco
Sangstuck
Mich
Protection
W. Kelly
Arab
Racine
Kelly
Langstock
P. Leeds
Abilene, Kansas
Stambaugh & Hurd, Attorneys AT Law
Culbertson & Mead
Court House Block
Pacific House
E. Ceorce
Prop
Enterprise
Cottage Hotel
J. W. Gore
H. J. Hudson
Nicolay's Lumber Yard
Geo. A. Crise
Crise
Abilene, Kas
J. E. Bonebrake
W. R. Dryer
Cashier
Thos. Kirby
Abilene Bank
C. H. Lebold
J. M. Fisher
J. EB. Herbst
Pres
E. A. Hehbst
Lebold, Fisher & CO
F. B. Wilson & Son
Fireman’s Fund, of
California
Union, of California
Mattoon Life Ins. Co., of
Mlinois
Hartford Life and Annuity
Connecticut
Wilsos
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