Edward J Jeffrey Seen As Santa Fe President Candidate
Aug 20 report from CuriaCo indicates Edward J Jeffrey, president and general manager of the Denver and Rio Grande, is expected to head the reorganized Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad though officials say no decision has been made. Receivers Walker and Robinson deny confirmation and note no board or steps have been taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
The
Daily News
Edward J. Jeffrey
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe Railroad Company
J. W. Reichart
Jaffrey
Ilinois Central Road
Jeffrey
J. W. Reinhart
Guarts
Me Relohart
Gutm
Rh P Cheney, Jr
Hoston
D. 2 Hobinsus
Chicago
Reinhart
le B. Rotinson
Santa Fe Railroad
Edward T. Jeffrey
Fingle
Arifrey Lientes
Desven
Ang
Manaser Kooz
Danver
Rio Grande
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fa
Chiereo
Bante Fe Cmeers
Ueffeny
Santa Pa
Edward Y. Jeffrey
Banta Pe
Sante Pe
Sunt. Po
SvaTe Journat
Board of Directors
Santa Fe
D. B. Robinson
Walker
Suicide of Wealthy New York Heir in Binghamton
Wm OC Rich, a young son of real estate owner TG Rich from New York and notable in Binghamton society, killed himself with a razor. He wrote in blood on the walls I have no pain it is better so Poor mother and carved a crown on his chest. Parents were at Richfield Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rich
Binghamton Society
Blaghamton
Mai
Richfield Spring
List of Dead Miners in Colorado Disaster at Sleepy Hollow
Twenty nine miners died when floods trapped workers at Sleepy Hollow Americus and related mines near Central City Colorado. Names listed include Olives Parerxostren and Steve Valler o, among others. the disaster followed years of drainage disputes and a pumping cost sharing plan.
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Colorado
Weel
Ciry
Col
Sleepy Hollow
Americus
AcwiLt Arancisy
N. Vreas
G. Cnoskunnack
Nazzanino Manaura
Witt
Primes
Wa. Tiyosra
G. Brouse
Tomas Witliams
Tomas Cannis
J. Hang
Steve Vallero
J. Perko
Manirs Kacona
Gregory
Bob Tah
Fieke
Piske
German American veterans decorate Hamburg monument in Aug 20 ceremony
German American veterans on a national tour placed a laurel wreath on the Seldier monument at Kembarg Tamerre to honor Hamburg soldiers who fell in the 1870 to 1871 Franco Prussian war. The wreath bore a white ribbon with an inscription expressing love and veneration from old German soldiers now in America who fought in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kembarg
Tamerre
Friedrichsruhe
Prored Plautel
Hamburg
Germa
America
Knights Leaving Boston at End of Conclave
Boston Aug 30 The triennial conclave of the Knights Templar closes today Many knights have already departed while others stay in small parties for a week or more Commanderies have closed their headquarters and disbanding is set to occur by night The remaining Templars visit harbor resorts and pilgrimages to Concord and Plymouth White Squadron arrived and decks were crowded Visitors were allowed aboard the warships and the grand encampment opened at Masonic Temple with installation of new grand officers.
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Vial
Boston
Knights Templer
Concord
Plymouth
Masonic Temple
War ships at Suston in Boston harbor ceremony
Four warships of the North Atlantic squadron the New York Minneapolis Raleigh and Montgomery dropped anchor at 72 this morning in Boston spectators lined the wharves to witness colors and gun salutes. Tomorrow Minneapolis will receive a solid silver service from Knights Templar during their triennial conclave in the city.
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Whits
Hay
Boston
Dagelip New York
Minneapolis
Raleigh
Montgomery
Janer Garter
Navy Yard
Moet
So'elock
Lite Sp. m
Prince Hal Critiques Governor in Kansan City Times
James R. Hallowell quoted stating he will avoid politics yet believes the Governor will exit politics if Merrill maintains the old soldier gag. He claims the Governor never fought in a battle and only handed out sour crackers and bad meat to soldiers. The Wichita area is mentioned as not loving Mor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansay City Times
James R. Hallowell
Tnes
Merrill
Wichita
Gompers In England Address Liverpool Trades Council
Samuel Gompers ex president and P J McGuire vice president of the AFL spoke to the Liverpool trades council at night McGuire said England was a quarter century ahead of America in organized labor unions
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McGuire
Liverpool Trades Council
Loxvox
Samuel Gompers
P. J. McGuire
American Federation of Labor
England
America
Iredes
Legate and Major Hudson in Allison Kansas deal?
The piece alleges Jim Legate forms a covert alliance with Major Hudson to deliver Kansas for Senator Allison at the Republican national convention. It claims Legate coordinates with Clarkson and Cy Leland, uses Capitol editorials, and pumps letters to Missouri and Kansas Republicans while hinting at cash potential in Allison’s camp. It notes Sideline links to St John, past Prohibition politics, and a troubling web of insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Hudson
Jim Legate
Kansan
Allison
Jim
Iowa Statesman
Kansas
Missouri
Col
Sim Scott
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Legdte
Clarkson
Laws
St. John
New York State
St Joha
Cincinnati
New York
Blaine
St John
Ot Dub
Legate
Republicans of
Awa
Iowa
Tom Reed
Harrison Strong
West
Allado
Mississippi River
Legata
Dari
High Feather
Cnte
Cy Leland
Eleo
Kansis
Dallas Mayor Opposes Prize Fighting But Sees Local Benefit
Aug. 30. F. P. Holland, mayor of Dallas and Texas barmood Ranch editor, reports letters from Texans about the Corbett-Pittsimmons fight. He says he is not in favor of prize fighting and the contest won’t occur in Dallas limits, so beyond his jurisdiction. If lawful, he would like Dallas to gain any possible profit nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cmicaco
F. P. Holland
iMmayor
Tex
Texas Barmood Ranch
Chicago
Texas
Corbett-Pittsimmonsight
Waller Treason Row Sparks French Echoes
The Estafete protests against American press comments on ex Consul Waller. It says if French arms makers sold to US enemies, Americans would not tolerate European cabinet interference. It adds Waller should have been shot for treason and calls for firm conduct.
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Rod
Eeu
Paris
Estafete
Waller
United States
Americana
Cabinet of Europe
Fight for an Office: U S Commissioner in Kansas City Faces Removal
United States commissioner Arthur Perry of Kansas City Kansas is charged with drunkenness and misconduct in office. A hearing is set for September 1, with Perry planning to contest the charges and employing counsel to Topeka. The office pays little, not even $100 yearly, and its value has faded with more commissioners in each district.
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U. S
United States
Kansas City
Kansas
Arthur Perry
Foster
Perry
Topeka
Pugilist Arrested in Prize Fight Case
Boston August 8 Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine has been arrested by division five police on a warrant for engaging in a prize fight at the old armory on West Newton street Wednesday evening. He was taken to East Deadham Street Station and released on $1100 bail. A warrant for Joe Wolcott on a similar charge remains unsatisfied as he cannot be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O'Brien
Boston
Lewiston
Division Five
Old Armory
West Newton Street
Bill Daly
Godfrey Choyns
East Deadham Street
Joe Wolcott
O'Brien
Wolcott
Gold Reserve Slips as Big Shipments Arrive
New York August 3 The Handy Harman Steinwender Fuller and other firms announce gold shipments totaling $1.5 million for tomorrow. Withdrawals from the sub treasury push the reserve below 100 million with expectations of government deposits to restore the level. A daily report shows available cash at $183.466 billion and the gold reserve at $10.206 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Handy & Marcman
Steinwender & Stoffegen
Slage & Fuller
Hard & Band
Winorrow
Crozsam
Bra
Handy & Harman
Tila
Wasamneron
Gov Morrill Delivers Fine Address at Hastings Encampment
Gov Morrill of Kansas spoke to a large enthusiastic crowd at Hastings Itastines Nebraska during Camp Sherman events on Aug 80. The program featured a sham battle led by Gen Thayer and Gen Dilworth at 2 pm and planned balloon ascents followed by evening fireworks.
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Hastings
Itastines
Neb
Camp Sherman
EN. Morrill
Kansas
Olclork
Cuba Freedom Hinted as Spain Faces End of Rope
Estrada Palma, Cuban revolutionary leader, says no belligerent rights will be pursued until December when a Cuban minister will seek U.S. support. He claims Spain cannot furnish more troops and Cuba will gain freedom within months as war costs rise. Other items note pardons, deaths, a bicycle incident, and Fleetwood Park racing bill actions.
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Fatma
Spain
Rush of Saloon Men Pleads Guilty for Low Fine in New York
Four hundred twenty five excise cases were set for hearing before Justice Jerome as crowds surged at the special session. Clerks watched a football like rush as liquor dealers sought to plead guilty for a $25 fine, with many in line to avoid heavier penalties. By noon, $7,250 in fines were collected and August excise receipts reached $2,000.
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New York
Jerome
Hayes
Boylbrook
Justica Jerome
Clark
Ccalendar
American Bar Association examines judicial reform at Derxort meeting
At Derxort Aug 30 the American Bar Association delegates named officers including Morefield Storey Massachusetts secretary Jon Hinkler Maryland treasurer Francis Rawley Pennsylvania and executive committee members George A Mercer Alfred Hemingway and Charles Claflin Allen. The sole lively debate centered on a resolution urging study of delays in criminal appeals and potential remedies with a split view over Justice Brewer a compromise amendment was adopted and the meeting adjourned.
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Aim Association
Derxort
American Bar Association
Grants Council
Morefield Storey
Massachusetts
Jon. Hinkler
Maryland
Francis Rawley
Pennsylvania
George A. Mercer
Georgia
Alfred Hemingway
Mississippi
Charles Claflin Allen
Missouri
Austin Abbott
Justice Brewer
Abbott
Duatico Brewer
Committee On Judicial Procedure
Sale of the Santa Fe Delayed by Bondholder Consent
Judge J B Johnson plans to sell the Santa Fe railroad under foreclosure but cannot fix a sale date yet. Kansas law requires consent of all bond holders before sale, many of whom are in England, delaying the process. The formality may push the date a week or two at most.
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Johnson
J. B Johnson
Santa Fe
England
Real Estate Deals on Monroe Street Transfers
Julia A Balawin sold to Alvin Sk. Chamberlain for 2700 dollars, lots 876 and S75 on Monroe Street. Rosa J Morlock purchased from Hale Ritchie the west 871g Teet of lots S07, 389, 4u1, 403 and 405 on Monroe Street in Ritchie Addition. The price was not disclosed.
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Julia A Balawin
Alvin Sk. Chamberlain
Monroe Street
Rosa J. Morlock
Hale Ritchie
Monros Street
Ritchie Addition
The Mean Case in Oakland Court
The McHan case on the Oakland melon theft scrape began after delays. McHan, accused of assaulting McMillan boys and Ira Hunter with a buggy whip, faced argument on double jeopardy and state notice. A jury was summoned and trial started in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. M. Meian
Guy's Court
Oakland
McHen
McMillan Boya
Ira Hunter
Eas- Minger
McHan
McKan
Whitmore
Guy
Diphtheria Cases Rise in Topeka Surge
Diphtheria cases in Topeka climbed due to hot wet weather with most infections on low ground near the Santa Fe tracks. Thirteen people are in quarantine, with a lull in spread recently and one death reported in North Topeka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
City Board of Health
Santa Fe
Maingie
North Topeka
Ransom’s Salary Held Until Senate Confirmation
Ransom faces ongoing pay blockage as deputy treasurer Willis rules no salary entitlement until senate confirmation. The conflict stems from prior illegal first appointment and vacancy after Minister Gray’s death, with debates on back pay from the last appointment onward and whether confirmation would authorize full wages.
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Ransom
The
Treasury
Willis
Ranson Cannet
Senate
Holconb
Gray
Mexico
Million Club aims to raise funds for advertising estates
Mr B Jameson of Leavenworth, president of the Kansas State Real Estate association, plans a Kansas Million Club event at Sullyn on September 6. He tells the State Journal the drive seeks 5 000 members paying $1 each, with most funds supporting advertising in local papers and a portion to a general fund, plus a Kansas product train tour beginning October 1 and a statewide newspaper edition. Also, the body of Revert W Inman was found on Staten Island beach in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Express
B Jameson
Leavenworth
Kansas State Real Estate Association
Sullun
Jameson
Governor Morrill
State Journal
Creative
Kansas
New York
Revert W. Inman
Staten Island
Local notices and obituaries from Burlington segment
George Bowman reports the death of his mother in Fasex Vermont. Miss Mary Etta Griggin dies at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs EW Griggs at 216 Kansas Ave of typhoid fever. Funeral held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon with interment in Prairie Home cemetery. Robert Hine age 11 dies at home northwest of town. funeral 10 am tomorrow at Prairie Home Church. Post office to observe Tab or Day with altered hours. morning delivery and hours listed until 7:30 pm. Special master C TH Nettles appointed to hear Burlington water controversy. Rev G D Olden receives Washington DC offer. no preaching at First Methodist Sunday. communion service planned. Dr A S Embree to preach at night starting 7 o'clock.
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George Bowman
Fasex
Vermont
Mary Etta Griggen
EW. Griggs
Kansas Avenue
C. TH. Nettles
Burlington
Foster
G. D. Olden
Second Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
First Methodist Church
A. S Embree
Robert Hine
Maury D. Hine
Prairie Home Dtirch
Prairie Home Cemetery
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Knights
Suston
Prince “Hal
Gompers
Capital
Gov
Morrill
Cuba
Gorge Wilson
Geo. Wilson
Independence
Wilson
E A. Wagener
Lansing
Lizzie Howe
West Tenth Street
Woman's Relief Corps No. 94
Dutifo
Feetwood Park
Conlon
McCullagh
Fleetwood Park
Brewer
Diphtheria Galning
Million Club
Rub’ Tinman
Lucal
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