State Board Taxing Telegraph Property At Varies By Route
The state board of railroad assessors values telegraph property at 57 a mile for the first wire and 13 a mile for each additional mile. The Populist board set flat wires at 00 and addl wires at 16 each. The board will review Missouri Pacific then Hutchinson and Southern, adjusting valuations with overall totals near prior levels.
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State Board of Railroad Assessors
Losrd
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hutchinson & Southern
North Topeka Hiver M Gushard returns from St Louis
North Topeka items note Hiver M Gushard has returned from St Louis. Evangelist Vernon Rose will preach at the Christian church tonight. ALC Holman can come downtown briefly each day. Mrs Magill of Silver Lake visits her daughter Mrs Delman. Miss Eva Watts must quit school for the year due to illness. Mr Gleason of the Salvation Army is mentioned.
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Hiver
M. Gushard
Louia
Vernon Rose
Christian Church
ALC Holman
Dr. Magill
Silver Lake
GL Delman
Eva Watts
Gleason
Salvation Army
Warden Chase questioned as Morrill testifies at inquiry
Governor Morrill and Senator McTaggart testified about charges related to Warden Chase at the Chase inquiry held in Topeka. Chase denied allegations, described his background, claimed no intimacy with Miss Williams, and rebutted reports of scandal, while details emerged about the Williams petition and appointment.
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Morrill
Chase
Messrs. Goddard
Ben Henderson
Warden Chase
Mr. Waters
Governor Morrill
Abbie Mathews
Miss Mathews
Mr. Chase
Henderson
Goddard
Mr Henderson
Mr. Goddard
Mr. Henderson
Lou Williams
Miss Williams
Dutton House
Topeka
Esha
Dutton
Perlor
Ven Tilburg
Eight Colored Boys Charged With Craps in Court
In a police court session eight colored boys were tried for shoeb craps. The two most innocent were acquitted as evidence lagged, while Henry Bernard and others claimed innocence. John Anderson and Andersons kin denied involvement. The judge noted uncertainty as the trial paused at noon.
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Phoebe
John Anerson
Anderson
Wilk-ison
Soma Mila Henry Bernard
Anderson Boys
Judge Horton Chosen by Shawnee Republicans
At a Shawnee county Republican delegates meeting at the Flambeau club rooms last night Judge Albers H Horton was named for the committee on resolutions. Job Guthrie praised Horton as likely to oppose state administration criticism and opposed free silver or gold bug resolutions. A committee was formed to petition President Sneldon of the state league to appoint Horton to the resolutions committee. A separate note mentions Santa Fe's 50 acre reservoir project west of Monstt with springs and annual rainfall estimates. Admission to the lecture at University of Michigan is offered for Julio Temple Graves on April 26.
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Rochester
N. Y
State House
Topeka
Sunflower Camp
Modern Woodmen
BRM
Gage
van Buren Street
C. J. Evans
F. D. McCollum
National Hovel
Eureka
John A. Bright
Morrill
Topeks
PH. Coney
Concordia
Wood
Beablesa
Smoky Row
John Ritchin
Street Railway Company
Oakland
Quinton Heights
Elks
Balley
Charney Sauer
Amelia Kerr
Ann Arbor
Harvard
Yale
Topeka Philophical Society
Lovewell
William Smith
Cowgill
Kansas
State League
Shawnee County
Albers H. Horton
Job Guthrie
Horton
Sneldon
Judge Horton
Committee On
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Monstt
John Temple Graves
Hamilton Hall
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WE Barnhart
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Chicago
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St Louis
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National Reserve Lodge
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