Nichols to Gleed Galen Nichole county attorney
A garbled 1901 letter from Topeka references open meter, attorney general duties, and seeking appointment of an assistant attorney general for Shawnee County. It discusses prosecutions, county duties, and requests for guidance, noting lack of evidence and urging action on cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Nichole
County
Attoney
SW. Giewa
Enersl Goderd
Shawne Cinty
Uouth
Patlows
Topeka
Kan
Dodane
J. Walsfleet
Evan
Mauer
Abd
Chicago aid in draining canal stance sparks debate
Feb 11 interview quotes Alexander J. Jones president of the Nilaola drainage board. He argues St Louis celebration and related appropriations should be opposed in spring or Washington as Chicago stance to drain canal does not reflect Chicago sentiment and upsets sanitary district officials. He urges support for Chicago projects and complaints about misaligned federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Pring
Ark
Alexander J. Jones
Drainage Board of
Nilaola
Chicago
Dh- Nols
St. Louis
Fale
St. Louie Fair
Washington
SC Louis
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Mexico
Paris Dressmakers Strike for Eight Hour Day
A Paria cregemaaking strike disrupts Worth and nearby houses with demands for an eight hour day and full wages. Leaders plan further action tomorrow as workers shuttle to and from factories, while a meeting yields tentative support and potential resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria
Idmbie
Worth
Eras Te Oomance
Peteol Furm
Naval Bill Passed Amid Storm Over Revenue Act
Washington debate on the naval bill extends to the Ways and Means conflict over the revenue act. Key figures include Thomas M. Patterson and Pettigrew. The House rejects a Senate substitute, arguing constitutional limits on revenue-originating powers and seeking a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ius
Thomas M. Patterson
Bern
Hatin
Carorte
Anor Carles
House
Payne
Senate
Mir
Thney
Minn
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Fie
Hopkins
Tw Tovieviars
Renste
Tawney
Webster Insap
Ure
Supreme Court rules no liability for damages by tribal bands
Washington feb 11 the state supreme court today decided two cases on whether an entire tribe or band can be held liable for damages caused by individual members. The court ruled that in such cases the tribe as a whole cannot be held responsible, upholding the defendants. The Connors case, tied to depredations by Dull Knife’s Cheyenne band long ago in New Mexico and Kansas, was cited in the decision.
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Tee County
Ure County
Glee
Judes Reeden
Wilin
Fenew
Ataidiow
Awinkinvar
Anne
Adelocarus
Onic
Asina
Daplarabie
Constantia
Judement
Kusene
Oliver
Harmaciopaly
Tienlenes
Tian
Bauer Dunters Fosire
A. A. Godard
Attormey General
Supreme Court
Washington
Connors
Dull Knife
New Mexico
Kansan
Jusee Brown
Elks Donates to Mrs Thorpe and Salvation Army
Fifty dollars from the Elks goes to Mrs Thorpe and another fifty to the Salvation Army to fund emergency care. An eleven year old girl, Mabel Ann Hutton of 501 Mailleon Street, dies of scarlet fever while the city treasuries assist in relief. The report also notes a mob scene with deputies leading a protest, endangering a seminary and nearby residents.
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Mre
Thorpe
Salvation Army
Salvation Arm
Ae Pede
Mra
Hutton
Mabel Ann Hutton
CS Button
Mailleon Street
Trustes Appointed to Wind Up Company Affairs
Trustees appointed to wind up the affairs of the company reported assets of £246.39 and liabilities of £4, including a capital lodge at 418 Units Avenue. The meeting was held on Wednesday evening, Pec Tuary 18, with the planned term noted as 15 cents.
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Uate
Saidte
Capital Lodge
Eunis Avenue
Three Men Arrested After Sioux City Train Robbery
In Tennessee near Sioux City three men John Jackson John Stovall and Charles Hayes all residents of Mania were arrested after a morning robbery on a freight train. The trio allegedly forced open a safe containing cash and valuables worth about 10000 dollars and fled. Tracks in fresh snow aided investigators who traced the culprits and led to three arrests the same day.
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Inna
Sioux City
States
John Jackson
John Stovall
Charles Hayes
Mania
Navy
Omaha
Janes Sturtevant
Bronx City
Sturtevant
Brartevant ii
Ens
Repeater Arrests Reported Ahead of Primaries
St Louis police say twenty five Chicago men were arrested and jailed as possible repeaters tied to election manipulation. They were reportedly paid and instructed to vote multiple times and use force if deterred. Detectives activated from Chicago-assisted operation to locate all suspects before the primaries.
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St. Louia
Tt Ip
West End
Bt South
House of Delegates
Chicago
Jon Monday Warnling
Ang
Topeka Flam Beau Club Fireworks Funds Cut
In Topeka the inauguration committees advised Representative Curtis that no funds would be appropriated for fireworks by visiting Pambesa organizations in Hauguration. The Topeka organization sought $800 worth of fireworks.
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Topeka Flambeau Club
Curtis Wen
Inaugursi
Pambesa
Topeka
Mrs Maybrick Case Seen Moving Toward Pardon Effort
London officials report no clear signal from Washington on a pardon for Mrs Maybrick. Ambassador Cheste, acting for the British government, continues to press the matter, while Mr Cheat aggressively pursues the outcome.
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Cheste
London
Maybrick
Washington
State Department
Procence Mayors Clarke
Cheat
Anaplees
Muccess
Emperor Thaeph Calls for Immediate Labor Effort
Emperor Frances Thaeph today urged swift action in a formal audience saying work must resume. No further details were released about the meeting or its attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Frances Thaeph
Martial Law Declared in Valencia
Madrid reports martial law declared in Valencia as Count Caserta and his son Prince Charles of Bourbon spend the afternoon at the palace grounds while the countess remains inside the precincts.
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Madrid
Valencia
Caserta
Prince Charles, of Bourbon
Topeka Navigation Bureau cites overdue training ship report
Officials in Washington and the navigation department protest the claim that the training ship Topeka is overdue noting the voyage from Cape Verde to Barbadoes shows the distance reduced and the ship not yet due. Munich reports Prof Max von Bethe nkefer, a noted German chemist, committed suicide today.
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Topeka Navigation Bureau
Washington
Baye Department
Topeka
Anya
Caape Verde
Munich
Max von Betenkefer
Market report notes mixed wheat prices and hogs gains
A busy market report outlines wheat holding at unchanged levels amid speculative pressure and bears cautious sentiment. It notes hogs firm with higher cash values and steady to higher prices in live stock pits, alongside general market nerves and provincial trading patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. C. Goings
Cachant
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Willis Trateht
Giect
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Sorina
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Judes
Galan Nichols
Nichols
Mir. Godard
Bim
St Louis
Worth's
Elks
Thanes
Petro
Jon
Today’s Market Report
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Lenala
America
Mbamapotis
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Mae
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Solo
Texas Bulle
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Haneas
Ates Ted
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Topeks
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Ide
Acters
Tete
York
Pere
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Bree
Pauls
W. F. Schoch
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Spuyeos Co
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Bete Taysind
Bat
Hall Pertorsnin
Sibor
Tefareness. i. & Morgan
Euttale, SY
Addrees
D—Lady Agents
Idgusaun Waakes Wena Sakaspepi
Eure Journal
Fox
Sewell
Gutocy
POR
de Gaines
Ie Qolocy
Rey Paina
Joao Emuitir
Bey
Cass Deane
Karen Ave Seal
Seoua
Korth Topeva
Kam
IMGT
Pround
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Aes
West
Unie Bierden Pamala
Apnea Office
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Etrest
HER & Thorpe
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Carr
Sean
S Dantine
Sercialiots
Raleing
J. Wisione
Wto Otiow & Co
Gharas
Cutz
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