City to Open Sidewalk Bid For Brick Walks Contract
City council plans 8 p m bid opening for a major sidewalk project using vitrified brick across about 1 500 lots. Last year’s low bid by John Ruehle of 3 59 cents per square foot set a benchmark, with asphalt work handled by the city. this year brick costs rise, bringing bids into focus as contractors seek profits, while the Jumbo street roller antics and nearby tests influence asphalt plans. Congressman Charles Curtis visits his Kaw reservation grandmother in Arkansas City, a yearly event noted for council and community regard.
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John Ruehle
Huchie
Kansas Avenue
Firattoan
Jumboh
Lime Street
Charlie Curtie
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kaw
Congressman Curtis
Charlie Curtis
Kaw Reservation
Arkansas River
Kansas
Charlie
Wichita police to enforce all laws, not just prohibitory
Wichita officials vow to enforce every law, not only prohibition. Liem Lieurance says no governor instructions and all violators, including saloon keepers, will be arrested and fined under state law. Police plan to shut illegally sold liquor outlets and repeat offenses will lead to repeat arrests.
Northern Pacific receivers fight bid to oust them in Seattle
In Tacoma Washington on August 9 attorneys for the Northern Pacific receivers prepared to contest Pettit's suit to oust the receivers. Ex Senator John Spyner and C W Bunn arrived with Oregon official J N Dolph. Western counsel outlined defense then plan for Seattle argument. Receiver Payne traveled to Portland. St Paul counsel denied offering position to Andrew Burleigh. Death of Mrs Kuykendall at 75 near Topeka leaves seven children. Funeral held at 10 this morning.
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Thern Facinie
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
Counsel Pettit
Seattle
John ©. Spyner
C W. Bunn
St Paul
J. N. Dolph
Oregon
J. M. Ashton
Western Counsel
Pettis
Payne
Portland
Boon
St. Paul
Andrew F. Burleigh
Kuykendall
M. J. Kaykendall
Henry Kuykendall
Toneka
Shawnee County
Joseph
W. R
J. A Kuykendall
Topeka
H. J. Rice
C. O. Wood
Isalan
J. T. Whitehead
Edinburg
Til
Leander Kuykendall
San Diego
Ennass City and Return Sunday Special Train Fare
Ennass City travelers offered a return trip on Sunday August 11 by the Santa Fe route at a fare of 1.50. The notice highlights a great baseball matchup between Kansas City and Milwaukee.
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Ennass City
Senta Fe
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Lawyers for Atlantic & Pacific Hearings in Albuquerque
STATE JOURNAL REPORTER OF TRAIN. A party of Santa Fe rail officials and lawyers travels to Albuquerque to attend the August 2 hearing before Judge Collier on the Atlantic & Pacific separate receivership. Bondholders charge current receivers improvise profits. Santa Fe counters that the line is not a paying property. Attending are Gleed, Peck, Sterry, Kenna, Green, Rossington, Blood Smith, Gillett, Robman and others, with possible additional eastern observers.
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Ox Beanp Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. ML
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Collier
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Alduco F. Walker
J. J. McCook
J. (. Wilson
George I. Peck
The
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Charles 5. Gleed
George R. Peck
C. N.sterry
Kenna
St. Louis
San Francisco
W. W. Green
Mercantile Trust Company
W. H. Rossington
Charles Blood Smith
Union Trust Company
W.K. Gillett
D. B Robman
Colorado
Eke
J. H. Fowner
Journal Reporter
Sorrowful Pace Over Wichita Saloons Closure
G W Bristow of Wichita contends the city on ruinous path as saloon closures strip revenue. He says liquor remains bought, prosecutions costly, and city licenses shrink. He blames new police commissioners and obstacles to the old board, predicting unpleasant consequences.
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Wichita
G. W. Bristow
Topeka
Bristow
Allotment plans for Yuma Indian reservation move ahead
Government prepares to allot the 24.50 acre Yuma reserve as 10,000 acres may hold good land. Surveyors return soon and report to Washington before allotments proceed based on the number of Lodians. Indian bones found in a cemetery include five akallx and relics suggesting burial of exiled Indians. Bow and recure lines note rail fare via Santa Fe route offers.
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San Francisco
Aug. C
United States
Yame Indian Reservation
Salton Sea
Sahara
Green
Washington
Pica
Exry
Erie
A Race for Life Fleeing Peter Endangers Uncle Tom and Wolves
Peter John, known for practical jokes, lures his timid neighbor Uncle Tom Barry with a wolf cry during a late night walk. The staged scare turns deadly as real wolves pursue Peter. his brother John intervenes, shooting one wolf and rescuing Peter before the wolves can attack. Peter vows never to joke again.
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Peter John
Peter
Yeates
Galt
Bal
Barry
Tom
Uncle Tom
Tom Barry
Pitkin’s Hollow
Letherbes's Hill
John
Silver Delegates Name Missouri Delegates for National Conference
Ex congressman R P Bland presides as Missouri selects delegates for the national silver conference in Washington next Wednesday under Senate calls. Delegates include Web M Ruby and J T Davidson in the first district, Scott J Miller and R N Hotline in the second, John A Cross and J W Sullinger in the third, C E Cochran and Judge Ellison in the fourth, Frank G Johnson and J J Fulkerson in the fifth, A DeArmond and Dickinson in the sixth, A W McAllister and Frank W Gregory in the seventh, Hart and P B Bailey in the eighth, David Ball and Colonel James Edwards in the ninth, L N Nelson and J W Boody in the tenth, Starry Ill and Richey with George W Aten in the eleventh, L M Rumsey, James Bannerman and M K McGrath in the city of St Louis in the twelfth, W H Thomas and W A Young in the thirteenth, Marsh Arnold and Louis Houck in the fourteenth, C H Morgan and J W Halliburton in the fifteenth.
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Mr. Blind
Lypaxox
R. P. Bland
Missouri
Washington
Turpie
Indiana
Harris
Tennessee
Jones
Arkansas
Web M. Ruby
Macon
J. T. Davidson
Hannibal
Scott J. Miller
Chillicothe
R. N. Hotline
Paris
John A. Cross
Platte City
J. W. Sullinger
Albany
C. E. Cochran
St. Joseph
Ellison
Maryville
Frank G. Johnson
Kansas City
J. J. Fulkerson
Higsinsville
Pp. A. DeArmond
Butler
Dickinson
Clinton
A. W. McAllister
Columbia
Frank W.gregory
Springfield
Dr. Hart
Boonville
P. B. Bailey
Fulton
David Ball
Louisiana
James Edwards
St. Charles
L. ©. Nelson
St. Louis
J. W. Boody
Union
Starry Ill
Deadly Rail Accidents Claim Three In Pamaperrita
Three people killed and two injured in railroad accidents in Pamaperrita this morning. A wagon driven by William Hasson struck by a Pennsylvania locomotive near a grade crossing left Hasson dead and seriously injured occupants Edward Miskell and John Hasson. Martin Ervin also killed crossing BR and railroad tracks. Willie Stanley, six, crushed by a trolley near his West Philadelphia home.
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Willie Stanley
West
Philadelphia
Americans attacked at Tarsus spurs school mistreatment
Advices from Tarsus Asia Minor report a mob assaulted the American school maltreating several students and threatening missionaries no details yet Kansas City bound Sunday August 11 special Santa Fe train fare 150 Great baseball Kansas City vs Siliwankes Denver Colorado Springs and Pacific return fare 17 Hee Rowley Bros Kansas City and return Sunday August 11 special Santa Fe route fare 15 Great baseball Kansas City vs Milwaukee Marshall band concert Garfield Park tonight Everybody takes the Jounsat
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Tarsus
ConsTast mobLe
Asia Minor
Denver
Colorado Springs
Paciic
Hee Rowley Bros
A Bother All Round and Neighbor Teases Mr Bimley
A neighbor jokes about a light in Mr Bimley’s house and his baby’s teething. The exchange occurs over the garden fence as the light remark sparks a brief, humorous jab about domestic life. The report captures local humor and social banter from the Rockland Tribune.
Munyons Triumph Told by K J Baumer in Bayonne
K J Baumer recalls eighteen months of crippling rheumatism in Bayonne New Jersey and credits Munyon s Rheumatism Cure with rapid relief after two bottles. The ad promises cures for acute muscular and chronic rheumatism and offers free diagnosis and mail order remedies from Munyon s Philadelphia company.
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Mr. J. Baumer
Bayonne
N. J
Manyon
Blunyun
Guy Pret
Munyon
Homimopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphie
Professor Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Missing Foot Found in New York Building Debris
Workmen clearing debris from the West Broadway and West Third Street collapse unearthed a right shoe wearing foot, believed to be Peterson's. Soon after, the other shoe was recovered, and a fourth body was found. No missing workers have been heard from alive, with at least ten bodies expected.
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Eulas
New York
West Broadway
West Third Street
Peteron
Peterson
Army Promotions Retirement of Col Abbott Promotes Officers
Washington August 9 The retirement of Col Henry E Abbott of the corps of engineers ends his 64th year and triggers a series of officer promotions Lt Col Peter C Haines becomes colonel Major Wm Ludlow to lieutenant colonel Capt Jos H Willard to major 1st Lt Jas F Sanford to captain 2nd Lt Charles Keller to 1st lieutenant and 2nd Lt Georges P Howell to 2nd lieutenant.
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Col. Abbott
Washington
Henry E. Abbot
Corps of Engineers
Abbott
Peter C. Haines
Wm. Ludlow
Jos H. Willard
Jas F.sanford
Secon
Charles Keller
Georges P. Howell
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Marshall
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State Journal
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Chicago
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Yolden
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