Kellam dies after injuries from Midland Termitora crash
Thomas Jamonio Kellam dies at 44 after injuries in a Midland Termitora crash near Victor, Colorado. He previously worked at Topeka post office and owned Kellam Book and Supply, with roles in a national bank and local enterprises. He left a wife Mize Lillian Holliday and three children. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Death of George W Penfield Ends Young City Figure
George W Penfield, prominent Topeka youth and son of Mr Penfield, died at home on West Tenth Street after a brief illness of typhoid fever. Born in Boston in 1876, he moved to Topeka at age six, attended local schools and Washburn College, and recently entered the State University. His death came suddenly with his father present, after a period of critical condition.
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Topeka Funeral Service With Private Interment
The commencement of this illness visited young people of Topeka and elsewhere. The funeral will be private and held at the residence Thursday after Ray. Dr Biukestey will conduct services and the interment will be in Topeka cemetery. Frail bearers to be chosen from associates in this city and at the university.
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Cy Anderson enters race for delegate at large in Shawnee county
Major T J Anderson announces candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican national convention. He says he is reluctantly returning to politics, not aligned with Cy Leland, and would rely on Shawnee county support while avoiding a statewide fight. Associates named include Leland allies Ferry and Doran, with questions about police judge Ferry’s appointment.
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Gilsey House Fire Sends Guests Fleeing in Panic
Fire in the Gilsey House basement drying room caused major alarm among 224 guests in New York. Guests fled in robes and wraps as smoke filled hallways. Elevators emptied last, women hysterical, some injured on stairs. total damage estimated over $300.
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Coulter Guilty of Murder in Second Degree Verdict
Jury finds Coulter guilty of murder in the second degree at 9 20 this morning. The verdict follows a lengthy deliberation after the attack on Edward Istoo and the ensuing trial. Coulter faces a minimum ten year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Five Die In Beauport Insane Asylum Fire Near Quebec
Fire at Beauport insane asylum injures five or six inmates and forces evacuation of about 610 residents. Quebec brigade and outside help aided local Grey Nuns in rescue efforts with several inmates placed in safety. Damages reported not severe.
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Startler shows silver tariff clash in senate move
The finance committee backed a silver substitute to the Emergency Tariff Bill, drafted by Senator Veet, with a one vote margin. Republicans united against the plan while several Silver Republicans voiced opposition, fearing the move would defeat the tariff bill and urging separation of the tariff and silver proposals.
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Silver Republican Opposes Tariff Substitute Despite Support
Senator Pritchard, a silver Republican, states he supports tariff and silver legislation but would oppose a substitute for the tariff bill. He notes constituents’ wishes and opposes amendments while calling the measure an emergency funding for government operations.
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Government to take charge of Kansas silk station
Representative Curtis introduced a bill authorizing federal control of the Kansas silk station at Peabody Marion county. The measure requires state consent and provides for a $10,000 appropriation to operate the institution.
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Rumor of Foreman Change at Argentine Shops Denied
Rumor circulated that Assistant Master Mechanic J F Foster would be removed from Argentine and General Foreman John Purcell take charge, with Foster possibly sent to La Junta Colorado on February 15. Foster denied the claim upon returning from Topeka, while a reliable source suggested the move.
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St. Paul Wrecking, Tug Assist, Gets Off Sand Bar
New York Feb 4 The steamer St Paul of the International Navigation line was pulled from the sand bar off Long Branch by four Merritt Chapman wrecking tugs with kedge anchors. The ship moved to deep water and, fifty minutes later, cleared the bar and headed under her own steam for New York.
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Pullman Co Sued Over False Arrest in Leadville
San Francisco hotel keeper Lydia Spaulding sues Pullman Palace Car Co and Denver Rio Grande for 1000 dollars claiming false arrest and imprisonment after a Leadville stop. She says valuables were taken, clothing ransacked, and she was jailed 48 hours with dangerous inmates in squalid conditions. Also named are officers of the Denver Rio Grande and a separate suit against Chief Wilkerson for 5100 dollars over a door-breaking arrest.
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Eastern greed and railroads record outrage in Kansas
A rascal among senators tainted Kansas grain rate talks and Peffer’s timely resolution to probe the recent outrage against Kansas interests. The scoundrelly Eastern railroad senator thwarted inquiry by using influence and blocking the measure.
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Tillman's tirade on senators and eastern corporate influence
Special Correspondent reports Senator Peffer’s bid to force Interstate Commerce to probe a grain transport cartel involving Missouri and western railroads. Senator Aldrich blocks action, delaying relief for Kansas farmers as tensions grow over price disparities and routing to New York and the Gulf.
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