Impertinent Letter to Commissioners Over Bridge Bonds
A quar terly report by County Auditor W Fagen dominates a board session on the bridge bond issue. Attorneys seek clarity on bond amounts and legal validity amid pressure from local firms and bond dealers. The letter argues threats to withdraw bonds if terms change, while officials debate hundreds of thousands in sums and potential costs.
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County Audicor
Board of
County Commissioners
Waa
Williams
Nomie
Dieta
Detson & Pryor
Witantine
Cleveland
Watts
Ugur
Koptre Thacher Nave
Tepe Grist Tyre
Lelebo
Prolonged Dretbund Moves to Prolong Dreihland Study
Paris reports from Vouice reference Emberor Villar and Wing Burtbert as authorities. A fresh expedition is commissioned amid confluence of political factions and a stated intent to probe NeCoatons with a framing involving Pellae and Gefetielge.
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Paris
Vouice
Emberor Villar
Wing Burtbert
Abe Taitke
Acute
Bisther
Kit Hurubert
Bomb or Hoax Frightens Theodore Roosevelt at Home
A crude post poste marked redicive and bearing crude threats was delivered to Theodore Roosevelt at his home. Police traced the improvised device to a disordered factory of a bagged attacker. The bomb, wrapped with cloth and cracker, caused no fatal damage though it appeared to aim at Roosevelt. Police investigated potential motives and the possibility of a broader plot.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Housevelt
Greeme
Eemary
Ira
Emiloyes
Tim Post
Marti
Rees
Escaped Missouri murderer believed in Kansas City visit
A man thought to be George Taylor, the Missouri escapee, checked into Grand Central Hotel in Kansas City and left at 4:30. Officials offer a $40 reward for Taylor’s arrest after he was taken into custody at the Santa Fe depot and questioned but remained silent.
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Peabody
Bankes City
George Taylor
Grand Central
Taylor
Nemoth Ms
Pombe
Tara
Sinsme Menner
Tuniliord
Sollee
Leon
Santa Fe
Legras
Emporis
Snow Plows Halt April Trains Across Raton Range
Snow blocked Santa Fe trains and limited eastbound routes through the Raton Pass. Severe winter storms disrupted service from Colorado to New Mexico with several trains delayed or rerouted. Drivers faced slick highways as meteorologists warned of continuing cold, wind, and precipitation across the region.
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Senta Fe
Raton
Setierest Blizsard
Colorado
Jco
Kersee
Nebraska
Tepeks
Wileninic
Taten Mountwion
Eterni Asa
California
Leahigh
Saturn Hay
Trindad
Chicago
Los An- Feitay
Poar
Taday
Ure Raton Mountiina
Uhrom
Huang Tett
Puerta
Denver
Armatel
Ahrotieh
Crom Sud
Ues
Biporia
Hutchinson
Bravich
Eres
Fairburg
Philipsburg
Excursion Via Pacific Railway Advertisement
Train excursion details list stations in Arkansas and Kansas with contact for information. For travelers, nearest agent is in St Louis. Typos obscure full names and places, but promotion invites inquiry about travel options and schedules.
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Mie Pacific Railway
Kanems
Arkansas
Mes, Matson's Murder Cost Taxpayers Big Sum
County Auditor Pagan reports to commissioners on two trials of Frank Nevela for the murder of Mrs Aletaen best. Roundly $1,800 in costs cited plus witness fees. Grand jury wrangling allegedly tallied $5,840, with twelve days and pay details for jurors and others.
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Pagan
Nevela
Aletaen
Reed case timeline shifts as defense portrays Reed
Court adjourned for a courthouse opening reception and jurors were told the defendant B E Gene is a dangerous man who has pulled revolvers in the past. Reed’s backers rebutted by arguing the young man possesses a strong heart and fair temper, while officials noted the case may delay beyond this evening.
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B. E. Gene
Ausault
George W. Reed
District Court
Court House
Lowe
Red
A. A. Vance
Tillotson
Reed
Mane
Aunrrel
Birthday of Jefferson at Monticello celebrates third anniversary
Washington April 13 Near Charlottesville Monticello holds a birthday observance for Thomas Jefferson on the third anniversary. Vice President Stevenson Poetaster General Willon and others attend. Exercises begin at dawn in front of the Jefferson homestead with speeches from notable attendees.
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Washington
Monticelio
Chiartuusville
Thomas Jeferson
Tony
Stevenson
Willon
Oi Aierte Atorney Ee Harmen
Petary Morton
Charlottesville
Jefferson Homestead
Death Toll Soars In Chicago Amid Epidemic Panic
Reports from Chicago describe a wave of suicides and accidental deaths as a public health crisis grows. Victims include Hertha Eckert and an unidentified infant, with several cases linked to intoxication and poisoning. A dynamite explosion near a local Eagle Beer store is also noted, causing panic among residents.
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Chicago
Sirdar
Barmey
Revelpes
Hertha Eckert
Nally Bueane
O'Treatke
Unclear regional notice from Topeka man and family
Incoherent OCR text from North Topeka describes an event involving Geer Janes and Trett, with references to a Sunday visit plan and a family dispute. The fragment mentions warnings, a possible incident on Main Street, a guilty plea, and a potential five year outcome in a distant city.
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Geer Janes
North Topeka
Warn Trett
Raneus
Imported Talent Solves Appointment of Ells County Detective
A man from Ells County named Andi Balt is sworn in as a police detective. He will serve in Topeka with night patrols and is described as lacking prior investigative experience. The hall is Republican and questions arise about why he was chosen for detective work.
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Ells County
Andi Balt
Havaeias
Courskin
Elly
Harley Ftoliiday
Andale Reoleers
Hall
Topeka
Sontmiseioours
Coomakin
Oras Gy
Tin Gun Club
J. Goode
Selin
T. Guy
Creular
Tscoully
Ransaé
Georgia
Govreines
Ammerick
Dtu
Boyce Wallace
Raat
Wallace
Arneth
Atte Fife Uel Buerhynes Milleer
Aepattiemy County
Wyandalte
Taylor Stall At Carrollton Over Murder Charge
Mclean County paper reports George Taylor, one of the brothers, held on charge of murder in the Meeks death. Authorities plan to transport him to Hanses City for safekeeping after a Carrollton mil confrontation.
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Carrollton
George Taylor
Meeks Trinity
Carrolton
Erie Stanley
Tord
Hanses City
Taylor
Diamond around mystery in county case ends with sheriff
In a cloudy county incident Bir Lew Blackmen competes over a diamond found at RB Anderson. George Bransfeld’s sparker at the dorshe is cited by Anderson’s attorney Dow Mul vane. Coroner Werner Reid seizes the gem but later returns it. Sheriff Wepley recovers possession after a tense waiting period.
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Lew Blackmen
Anderson
George Bransfeld
Dorshe
Dow. Mulvane
Anil
Werner Reid
Hinckman
Coconer Holm
Avickinas
Enderson
Washington avoids visit as Japanese commander meets
In a dispatch dated April 19, Washington rejects a planned meeting with Count Yurmagim, field marshal of Japan who led victories in the Japan China war. The American delegation returns from the front with reports of heavy losses and retreat by enemy forces after recent clashes.
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Washington
Aneneten Hurine
Jaan
New York
Yurmagim
Japan
Waestington
City council meets as winter notes and rumors swirl
Local report describes a busy Topeka scene with council tonight amid weather delays and stray notes. Mentions include descriptions of elevator repairs, political letters to voters, and a focus on state fiscal affairs and upcoming meetings.
Kansan Town Councils Accused of Negligence in Apportionment
A 19th century style notice laments negligent actions by several Kansan town councils over fire insurance rollings and apportionment. It cites inspectors and officials, calling for accountability, and hints at a lodge meeting at Capitola No 219 for discussion led by Lillie Beeton and Mrs. Lala Deaver.
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Capitola
Hiternoun
Iuportance de Ache
Sadhu Yutteen
Lillie Beeton
Boe
Lala Deaver
Encampment G A and the Great Fortune Teller Visit
An obscure ad-like fragment mentions Encampment G A and a prominent fortune teller advertised as Egypt’s marvel. It notes trains from Pole to Beloit and Union Special departures with times and locations, listing $12 Monroe Street as a contact or venue.
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G. A
Pole
Beloit
Union
Ts Noo
Midas
Aprath
Ar Ding
Delultat
P. mi
Monroe Street
Market Report From The State Journal Chisara
The market report covers April Chicago trading with a focus on wheat, pork, and livestock. Prices drift lower as supplies ease and futures decline, with details on oats, corn, beef, and cattle receipts, plus notes on market sentiment and future outlook for wheat futures.
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Chicago
Chickago
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