Dam Matter Delayed As Plans For Dam Contract Debated
Report shows 163417.70 credited to civ. Bartholomew reps and new company clash averted. Ordinance shifts bond to contract. committee to investigate to be reported next Friday. Dog ordinance passed lowering forms licenses and taxes. city finances show 143917.76 on deposit with funds in general revenue and improvement accounts.
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Oleh
Griggs
Bradford
Stevens
Burgess Log
Committee On
Harrison
Cty
Miner Council
SB Norris
West Tenth Street
Clay Street
J. Keasiey
Lincoln
Lane Streets
Wee
Lorael Wine
Corneilan Bradford
Committee On Judiciary
Twenty First Street
Nick North
Commissioner of Elections
Liveuia
Vanderpool
Gilfillun
Eaorth
City Board of Health
City Electric
Le.alexander
Lil Strickler
Fulton
Fourteenth
van Buren
Politically charged rally mocks anonymous Dickinson County circular
At a Hamilton ball meeting nearly 500 attendees hear Waters condemn an anonymous circular accusing Charley Fellows of graft and funding a school-board swap. He calls the author a coward and pledges to oppose Fellows if mayor. Also spoke were Guy and others amid dam and waterworks notes. Mince pies note ends.
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Fellows
Hamilton Ball
Dickinson County
Charley Fellows
Joe Waters
Morrill
Curtis
Jackson
Samuel T. Howe
Mr. Waters
Topeka
Amanteda
Curley Fellows
James E. Guy
Bernard Kelly
Judge Ferry
D. C. Tillotson
A. B Bradford
Dr Pride
Spiteful circular targets Councilman Fallows in 1895
A circulated indictment against Councilman Charles A Fellows is denounced as groundless by supporters of Fallows. Letters from Abilene and Axgieye reveal alleged campaign interference and disputes over hardware purchases for a new high school, with claims that prior grand jury advice was ignored and that the accuser’s motives were partisan.
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Charles A Pellows
Diayer
B. Whaley
Fallows
Abilene
Kan
Charies
Topeka
Court of Morning
E. E. Whaley
KR Stambauge
Axgieye
Dunlavy
Svamuaton
Potwin City Election Sees Ogilvy Win Council Seat
In Potwin the city election passed quietly with 125 votes cast. Independent James Booth and Charles S Ogilvy challenged regular nominee W A Myers for the council, with Ogilvy winning 85 votes to Myers’ message. Mayor Mayer Forbes faced no opposition and received 110 votes as the election results concluded.
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Potwin
W. A Myers
James Booth
Charles S Ogilvy
Ogilvy
Ayers
W. BM. Forbes
Investigation Sparks Republican Rift in Kansas Politics
Kansas City Gazette editor George W. Martin relays objections by Rep. P. B. Rohrbaugh of Wichita to state investigations led by Gov. Morrill. The piece cites tax assessments, board of charities scrutiny, and calls for party self policing while noting Mrs. Mary E. Lease advocates scrutiny of the insane asylum and other state offices.
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Kaness City
George W. Martin
Morrill
PB. A. Rabrbaugh
Wichita
Topeka
Warden Chase
Sol Miller
State Board of Equalization
Kansas
Brero
Peter Kline
Householder
Kansas City
Kan
Butkin
Coffeyville
Wiiness
Carlyle
John E Challenor
P. H. Causey
John England
Hoe
Powlers
Hie
Cleveland
T. W. Eckert
Board of Penitentiary Direatura
Morrill Mr. Eckert
Arkenans City
Traveler
T. L. Butler
Great Band
J. Barnes
Pratt
Lewelling
George Hollenback
Coldwater
W. J. Hurd
Holton
Penitentiary Board
Leavenworth
Police Court Pickups and Reform Tales in Morning Session
In North Topeka police court Ed Failure, a colored man, faced two charges for Sunday assault on Si Turner with a knife and carrying a razor. the case was continued to tomorrow. Opis Banks, a colored girl, tied to a spree and encouraging minors to drink, left a $5 forfeit and skipped trial. another warrant may follow. Lil Tack paid a $10 fine for disorderly conduct and plans to appeal, claiming reform. A cynical health pitch followed, praising Begg Blood Partser and Blood Maker, then a plug for Peerless Steam Laundry.
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North Topeka
Si Turner
Opis Banks
Lil Tack
W. R Kennady
Topeka Snapshots Mix Weather, Politics and Daily Life
Local notes report chilly frost on vegetables and warm sunshine later, with city politics and police assignments under discussion. Mentioned are shifts in city offices, a mayoral farm trip, church meetings, and a humorous court scene about a wagon wrench.
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Peerless Steam Laundry
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Su'clock
Colorado
Missouri
Idall Campbell
Monroe Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James Stuart
Meson
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Car Accountants’ Association
Bob Kepler
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Zolia M. Lane
John A. Bright
Paducah
Kentucky
John A Bright
Centre County
Pennsylvania
H. L Shirer
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Shiner
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Will Wheeler
County Rocks
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Volice Court
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