Governor Peabody Says There Is Nothing to Fuss About
Fragmented letters discuss tension over troop deployment with Governor Peabody and officials weighing whether to send troops. Names include Willian Haywood and officers from Telluride Colorado, with references to Judge Glass and a grand jury investigation and indictments in liquor cases. Princess Alice of Schoenberg-Wuilderburg seeks divorce and alimony after disputes with Prince Frederick.
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Peabody
Denver
Cal. Dee. T
Sweitten
Willan D. Haywood
Federatins
Mibers
Sherian M. Feil
M. Carpenter
Telluride
Col
Strand
Chile
Sd Fk
Haywood
Arpenter
Kelluride
Culoris
William 1
Faywood
Dick Blue
Wil-lams
Judge Glass
Judes Glass
Blue
Gries
Poty
Jon
Benevit Pete
Turlin
Dec
Alice
Schoenberg- Wuilderburg
Teince Frederick
Dresden
Wicar Genet
Princie Frederick
Williams Discusses Cherokee County Grand Jury
SAYS BLUE 18 AFTER HIM. EF Williams talks about Cherokee County grand jury and related investigations. The attorney general cites the grand jury’s review, noting a pending indictment and the need to aid in the inquiry.
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Blue
Wiliams
Cherokee County Grand Jury
Mlalir
Dluna
Dyrend Jury
Farieg Weneral
Frand Fry
Wyasdot
Aviat
Social happenings in Topeka society and wedding notices
Mrs Norman Wear hosted a sucheon in the Oriental room of the National for Mrs Theodore G Wear of Joplin Missouri and Mrs Paul Hudson of Mexico City. John Frost hosts a dinner for his daughter Jean Frost and Charles H Stewart of Elmwood Illinois ahead of a Wednesday wedding. guests listed.
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Norman Wear
The
National Today
Theodore G. Wear
Joplin
Paul Hudson
City of
Mexico
W. J. Black
Barry & Ashby
Clarence Sutliffe Bowman
George M. Crawford
Ralph EB. Valentine
David Palmer
Ben Akers
Mary Lakin
Metta Robinson
John Frost
Jean Frost
Charles H. Stewart
Elmwood
Frost
Thomas Bancroft Frost
Miss Frost
Grace Frost
Emma Dennis
Sacha Waters
Elinor ‘Thompson
Stewart
William Godfrey
Galesburg
Warships Glasgow Clyde 45 hours steam trial pierce
The Chilean navy aboard Admiral Simpson tested a Liberty class ship in a 45 hours continuous steaming run from the Clyde. Russia is rumored to seek purchase of Constitution alongside the Liberty vessel, while discussion on the sale with Ropeia is postponed until trials finish.
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Glasgow
Libertad
Russia
Clyde
Simpnon
Ropeia
Death of Major Kilbourne on Incoming Train Near Chicago
Major Charles Kilbourne U S A a paymaster of the department of Dakota died on an incoming train near Chicago. He had been very ill and was on his way to his home in Columbus Ohio. Kilbourne, who graduated from West Point in 1836, was 53 years old and served as treasurer of the Phistanda during military government in Ja.
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Aire Renry Aeerer
Atention
Topeka
Mary Overholt
Chicago
Edward Ketner
George W. Martin
Lawrence
Vieir
Toy Stewart
Henry McKenney
Brooklyn
N.Y
Delavan Park
George Eagle
Pittsburg
Kas
Mia
Eagle
Kansas
Goshen
Ind
Winifred Patten
Kansas City
Woolverte
Thomas E. Pounds
Joplin
Copeland
Francea Sollomon
Kotte T Atehison
Datver
Topska
Kid Hunt
Justice
Willam Smith
George Parkhurst
Miss Parkhurst
Luella B. Clarke
Newton
George Crouman
Cleveland
W. W. Mills
Arthur Mills
Wills
Rockford
Mary Vance Humphrey
Junction City
Mra
CC. Goddard
Leavenworth
William A. Johnston
Chester W. Snyder
Kiley
Monroe Street
Major Kilbourne
Chas. &. Kilbourne
U. SA
Department of Dakota
Sty
Columbus
Kilbourne
West Point
Phistanda
Tranquill Confesses Fatigue With Pension Office Role
New York Sun reports Tranquill, a humorist and former pension official, declares former sinecure limits. He plans to resign next year and return to Kansas, hoping to pass the post to a willing successor while criticizing the pension department and Kansas politics.
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New York
New York Sun
Tranquill
Blain
Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
Wasas
Hin
John C. Pollock
Bell Hoy
Cass
Errlie
Ratess
Washington
F. Ware
Afl
Primion
Air
Ware
County clerks association meeting set for Manhattan
The Counci Clerks association to meet in Manhattan on December 16 and 17 with officers led by G. W. Sloan Winfield as president and J M Chain Wichita as treasurer. program includes welcome address by CM Reese Manhattan reports from officers discussions on taxation road grants and flood aid. committee appointments and next meeting place to be designated.
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Counci Clerks’ Association
Manhattan
G.W. Sloan
Winfield
Drepie
A. Newman
Topeka
J.’ M. Chain
Wichita
Welcnmne
Fes CM
Hreese
Oficers
Hien
Dumont Smith
Kinsley
Ed Hoch
W. J. Hayes
LaCrosse
Our County
King
Atchison
sGur
D. A. Wilson
E Potts
Cbertin
The
Agricultural College
AL Newman
Preacher on the force aids Joliet anti saloon drive
The Rev Witter Bohler Walker of Christ Eytsoctal church in Joliet has been made a personal representative of the mayor to aid police in enforcing laws against saloonkeepers. The pastor accepted the role and will help arrest after hours or Sunday offenses while saloonmen plan a general agreement to stay closed amid the ongoing hostility.
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Chicago
Tribune
Joliet
Witter Bohler Walker
Christ Eytsoctal Church
Amy
Walker
Murder in Second Degree Sends Dr Jay to 30 Years Hard Labor
In Asheville Dr J V Jay, a renowned local physician, was found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to 30 years at hard labor for killing his three children. Prosecution cited a disturbed mind as a factor in the crime.
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Asheville
Noo Tee
L—De. J. Vi
Jay
Work halted on Rock Island rail improvements in Kansas
Superintendent C W Jones of the Kansas division says all improvements along the Rock Island in Kansas were abandoned for the winter. The plan was to replace rails on the St. Joe line with heavier rails, but cold weather stopped progress with two miles of rails yet to lay. Work will likely resume next spring.
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C. W.jones
Kansas
Rock Island
St. Jor
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southwest
Noted Musician Howard Lowery Dead in New York
The 66 year old Howard Courtney Lowery, once a known western band leader and educated musician, died in New York City after a long illness. Other items mention a Manila tariff commission, executions of rebel leaders, a hunting accident injuring the American ambassador, a steam yacht cargo bound for Japan, and a glanders outbreak at West Point.
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New York
Howard Courtney Lowery
West
West Point
Disease enters post via polo pony from recent purchase
A polo pony brought to the post carried disease and prompted immediate action. Officials will test all animals and destroy any infected horses to prevent spread.
Coming of Riley Draws Fans to Topeka Event
Interest in James Whitcomb Riley’s Topeka engagement grows with anticipation of excursions from Ottawa and other cities. Admission to the Auditorium is set at a general cent, and Riley’s World’s Fair reception is cited as proof of national popularity, likening him to a peer of the president.
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America
James Whitcomb Riley
Topeka
Ottawa
Faber
Lawrence
Emporia
Riley
Harrison
Chicago
White City
Testimony on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Quality
Ashburnham dealer Aprilus reports a positive witness from a customer about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A distressed parishioner with a severe cold recovered after taking three doses, enabling him to fulfill duties and even preach. The testimonial ends with a note praising the remedy and indicates sale by all druggists.
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Ashburnham
Aprilus
EnRth
Esster T
Ali Drugaiste
Whisky killed him autopsy proves refined alcoholism
The case of George Turner at Bellevue Hospital shows death attributed to refined alcoholism. He reportedly drank two drinks daily and died after a surgical operation amid disputes from his wife. The coroner's physician cited chronic meningitis brain softening and other ailments as contributing factors.
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New York
Gleat
Bellevue Hospital
George Turner
Turner
Flo
Leavitt Announces Candidacy in Seventh District Race
St Louis dispatch reports Mrs Rath Bryan Leavitt informs Miles Zoe Aikens daughter of the Republican state central committee chair that Rostead William Leavitt will remain at home. She indicates plans to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Seventh district next year.
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Gertrude Him
Louis &. Springer
New York City
EM. HI
Lawrence
Springer
Topeka
New York
St Louis
Mra ‘Rath
Bryan Leavitt
Miles Zoe Aikens
Republcan
Mra
Leavitt
Rostead
William Diwnne Leavitt
Hepatrican
Congress
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