Sketch of Bailey In Rural Kansas State Tale Portrait
A fragment reports on Baileyville and Governor Halley presenting a portrait of Bailey as a hardy Kansas farmer. The piece describes Hayes era rural life, the landscape, and the governor’s ties to Bailey and the town, portraying Bailey as a steadfast public figure shaped by farm labor and community virtue.
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Beal School
Peter Bailey
Miles
Lae
Youn Hicker
Baileyville
Actibes Ciovernor Halley
Gerirner
Finnley
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Eckme
Topeka Ordered to Colon Stopover at Key West
In New Orleans Peczi The priser ke Commander Witter will leave Admiral Wise's Heet for Colon with a detachment stopping at Key West for the weekend. The remaining machines and other whip crews stay behind Saturday. Fur fine of apples at reasonable prices. Whittelsey Mer Ca.
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New Orleans
Peczi
Priser Ke
Witter
Bond Buyers Angered by Refunding Change in Interest Rate
Mayor Bersundthal faced angry bond buyers as Topeka considers lowering bond interest from six to four percent. Lamprecht Bros of Cleveland, a bidder, warns bids may be withdrawn if the rate changes again and notes many investors planned to attend with representatives.
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Variona
Busines Tepeka
Lamprecht | Broa
Cleveland
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Azain
Topelot
Lamprecht Eros
Population shifts in Kansas militia reassignments
The Concordia and Ottawa militia companies will be mus tered out and their equipment reassigned. Concordia will transfer to Clyde, Ottawa to Topeka arsenal, with Council Grove and Clyde receiving new outfits. The changes, decided at a state military board meeting, aim to place experienced officers where needed and address recruitment and reliability concerns.
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Vrcana
Clyde
Council Grove
Concordia
Ottawa
Arsenal
Topeka
Ottawa Company
State Military Board
Connomila
Concordia Company
Cornell Grove
Kel Soy
Connecil Grove
Hazen 18 to Decide Jewelry Ownership at Hearing
The four diamonds once owned by Prof Franklin Bennett are in dispute. Sheriff Lucas holds the pieces while J. S. Eneminger, backed by Bennett, claims the jewelry as payment of attorney fees in a prior case involving Ida Booth of Peoria Illinois. Booth seeks $31 000 for the diamond value and costs. The judge must decide whether the items are Eneminger’s or Booth’s, prior to attachment. The case was submitted for advice.
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Watch and Witch Chain
Franklin Bennett
Sherif Lucas
Hzett
Eneminger
Bennett
Eneninger
Bontelt
Ida Booth
Peoria
Amity Club Seeks Permanent Injunction in Police Raid Case
The Amity club petitioned Judge Hazen in district court this morning for four permanent injunctions against Chief of Police McCollum Wax to stop raids and disturbances. The club argues it falls outside a pan or joint control. Years ago the club won an injunction to block Chief Ramsey from raiding the group.
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Amity Club
McCollum
Hazen
Cla
Poller Ramsey
Bond forfeiture and arrests in Topeka and Mahos Springs case
Pred Wilson bond of 39 signed by Col H C Tindsey was forfeited by Judge Hazen as Wilson remains at large after release from talon bond. Wilson and William Brown separated May 1 the day President Roosevelt visited Topeka on alleged pocket theft of a Fort Madison railroad ticket and $641. Brown lacked bond and remains in county jail awaiting trial. Mahos Springs union miners case resumes as 30 new jurors are approved with no selections by noon.
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H.C. Tindsey
Hazen
Wilson
Talon
Willtam Brown
Roosevelt
Topeka
J, Illanarrick
Fort Madison
Brown
Georgetown
Calp
Sun and Moog
Maho Springs
Police Court Notes From Kensap Avenue Case and Offense
Lot Arnold keeper of a dimurderly house on lower Kensap avenue was tried in police court yesterday for an arrest made December 1. She was found guilty and fined $100. Mary Brown, a colored girl employed at the ghire, was arrested for Pees with officers and fined $25. Four Rock Island railroaders arrived in town last night spent the hours in darkness infleeting and drinking Topeka whisky. Four of them Kennedy, Collins, Jr. Kennedy, Win. Carr were arrested today with blackened eyes and bruised features. other crew members at the Jail bore similar marks.
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Lot. Arnold
Kensap Avenue
M. Andrews
H. J. Bowen
Mary Brown
Ghire
Acar
Rock Island
Topeka
Pixi Collins, Jr. Kennedy
Win. Carr
Denis Callahan
Shanks Story Highlights Gravelle Caper Witness Details
Myron Shanks, a 20 year old ex-pressman, testifies Gravelle admitted planning dynamiting Northern Pacific and the Livingston Townsend rails. Gravelle allegedly sought $90,000 and promised to bury the rest in bribes, with letters to J A Hanford and VP Biabon. The witness recalls payment dates and threats to silence him.
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Stunt
Gravelle
Myron Shanks
Whowey House
Helens
Prizon
Shanks
Northern Pacific
Withers
Livingston
Townsend
Grevelle
Gravelly
J. A. Hanford
Hanford
Biabon
Great Northern
Diplomatic Pressure Over Panama Crisis Signals U S War Risk
Washington and several powers plan to pressure Colombia to avoid war with the United States over Panama. Diplomats warn General Reyes that European sympathy favors Colombia’s Isthmus aims, while discontent grows among South American allies. A Denver protest led to arrest and release of James A. Anker after he sought British support for miners’ grievances.
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Colombia
United States
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Panama
Gogota
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Reyes
Keyrate
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Patanns
Reeves
Hagie Tribunal
Mt Isaae
Panhime
Hague
Antiimascidora
Renerat
Grett Drlaly
Netherlands
Teves
Columbia
Lasha
Reengniz
Republic of Panolia
Pires
Markets Today Cattle and hogs lift prices in Chicago trade
Chicago markets show cattle strong to ten cent gains with hogs up five to ten cents as corn and wheat trade mixed. Wheat fell on lighter demand and improved harvest weather signals, while corn held steady. Market reports note receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth rising, milling prices steady for May contracts, and provisions supported by outside buyers with pork and lard higher. Stock markets opened dull with Denver and Kansas City activity mixed, and livestock markets in Kansas City and St Louis showing steady to higher prices for cattle and calves.
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Mayuschan
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the Nest Mane
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