Why Not Make a Treaty for Shawnee County Delegates
The Shawnee county Republican scene centers on Captain J. B. Johnson and Major T. J. Anderson as they seek delegates at large to the national convention and a potential national committee seat. Their rivals, Cy Leland and Judge H. Doboron, are favored to shape the county’s influence, with internal deals aiming to harmonize factional interests amid county’s status as the party’s strongest in the state.
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Steagile
Shawnes County
Republian
J. B. Johnson
Major T. J. Anderson
Captain Johnson
Cy Leland
Mejor Anderson
Judge Doboron
Major Anderson
Topeka
Emporia
St. Louis
Railroad notes from Winfield and Topeka depots collide in hearings
W Littlefield returns from Winfield Kansas where he attended a hearing before railroad commissioners on the Santa Fe union depot plan. The hearing followed citizen protests for better passenger facilities as four lines enter Winfield and multiple depots exist. Separate items note a damages suit by Charles Hopper widow of a Topeka brakeman killed in 1904, various railway personnel changes, incidents, and personnel movements across depots in Kansas and Colorado.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Winfield
Santa Fe
Frisco
Prisco
Ollie
W. Littlefield
Jagel
Souts Fs
Winfeld
Kas
Ne State Boardes Railroad Commissioners
Win- Held
Sacte Fe
Tha Gound
Uplon
Lituedeld
Charles Hopper
Lawrence Yeeteniny
Brekeman
Topeka
Atchison
Jebrench
Soldier Creek
North Topeka
Hopper
H. A. Tice
M. McCambridge
W. P. Beelor
William Biddles
Albert McMurtry
Rail line notes and personnel changes across western roads
Appointments and leaves of absence shift duties on Rock Island Santa Fe and A T & S F systems. Wortham named agent at Duncan I T replacing G W Crays. Neville departs depot duties visiting Fairbury. Goong on leave with Courtnay driving. Robinson family en route to California aboard Michigan Central special tied to Santa Fe No 1. James Dua visits Purcell to inspect transpan bridge across Canadian river. A T & T receivers to receive 3000 annually each per judge Warren report. Rhodes appointed superintendent Wichita & Westeco by receiver McEntire. shifting control from Santa Fe helm to Wichita branch amid line extension Winfield to Panhandle.
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William Schroeder
Eldorado
Missouri Pacific
Niotaze
Montgomery County
J. E McMahon
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Col
RB. & Campbell
Raton
New Mexico
la Junta
Powers
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Colorado
Wive J. L Stubbs
Charles Pullington
Freman
Panhandle
Munning
Chanute
Southern Kansas Division
Cosnuts
Panhandie
David Moore
Grand Rapids
Mich
Moore
Lake Shore & Morhigan Southern Railway Company
Auu Arbor
Mie
Railroyd Peupt F
Wortham
Rock Island
Dancan
I. T
G. W. Crays
Hi. Neville
Fairbury
Goong
Joe Courtnay
A. A. Robinson
Topeka
Michigan Central
California
James Dua
Purcell
L .T
Canadian River
DM. Rhodes
D. WH. Rhodea
Wichita
Wichita & Westeco Railway
McEntire
Wichita & Western
Hartman
Southern Division
Win Qeld
Medals and diplomas to be awarded for the Chicago exposition
The Columbian Commission at Work prepares 25 000 medals and diplomas for exhibitors at the fair. Medal cases finished and a tubular device planned for safe diploma transmission. Officials say all will be ready within a month as the World’s Fair proceedings continue. Thurman: Daughter Mant Pay reports a Halliday damage verdict. The jury awarded 500 dollars for malicious prosecution to Fanole Halliday. co-defendant Mrs E L Holliday is linked to the late Allen G Thorman of Ohio.
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Columbian Commission
Wasatroron
Salr Board of Control
Flr
Thurman
Mant Pay
Los Axertes
Hallidey
Demages
Fanole Hailidey
Mra E. L. Holliday
Allen G. Thorman
Ohio
Possible abolition of the office after term ends
The commissioner suggested the legislature may abolish the office at term end. Bird recalled as an early promoter of the idea, noting costs around $80,000 with limited success. If not more beneficial by March 1807, abolition could be recommended, citing lack of working-class unity and the need for organized effort.
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Bird
Ofce
Miss Anthony In Court Birthday Tribute at Hamilton Hall
A birthday tribute for Miss Susan Anthony will be held Tuesday night at Hamilton Hall. Proceeds aid the cause. a court room scene re-enacts Anthony's defense after voting-time arrest. Judge Guthrie presides. twelve jurors, Miss Anthony role by Mrs Linda K R Haines, with music, Japanese drill by girls, a rainbow-colored Dalsarte, and pianist Herbert John Sisson from Brooklyn.
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Susan Anthony
Hamilton Hall
Miss Anthony
Jobn Guthrie
Charley Erolliaay
Joe Waters
Mra Linda KR. Haines
Polk School
Miss Baum
Herbert John Sisson
Grooklyn
Marion Out of Order Again in Panama Port News
The US man of war Marion again in trouble with broken valve gear after calling at Callao. Repairs estimated at ten to twelve days. Marion had been overhauled at Mare Island Navy Yard before leaving San Francisco. Also note an upcoming Suffragists event at Hamilton Hall with Miss Carrie Baum directing drills and music. Admission 15 cents on Tuesday evening February 18.
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U.S
San Francisco
United States
Marion
Panama
Callao
Mare Island
Hamilton Hall
Carrie Baum
Eye Doctor Keeps Knife Safe From Eye Care
Prof Samoeis explains eye treatment relies on nerves not muscles and rejects surgical cutting. He cites cases where glasses and steady muscle pull corrected crossed eyes, noting patients improved in health and vision without knives. He mentions Miss Summers, Mrs Taylor, and Miss Emmis Steele as examples of successful non surgical cures.
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Sumners
Scriba
Topeka
Bur
Summere
Mra Taylor
Wy & Buck
Emmis Stele
Jefferson Abort
Local Docket of Births Visits and Notices
Community notes report births including a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Jett Trollider and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hebard, as residents travel from Chicago and Eldorado. Several locals, including Mrs. L. Allen and Jure, visit friends in town, and visits from Lee Knight, Marya, and others are recorded. A Brooklyn priest pigeon fancier ships a selected bird, while a cooking date tied to a Nordic rumor remains secret. A remarkable 1,664 piece quilt arrives from Wisconsin friends for Mrs. M. J. Heyden. Local ads promote groceries, restaurant, wholesale fruit, and a North Topeka hardware retailer. An notional society page notes a Masons Degree event with music and supper, closing with a call to subscribe for the Journal.
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Ty - Nick Baneh
Hays City
L. Allen
Jure
Chicago
Lee Knight
Marya
Sod
Jett Trollider
George Groshong
Meriden
Dir
Frank Berry
Mra J. G Cutbirth
Sliver
Lalew Tagaian
Mra Willian
North Gie
Abey
B. A. Hebard
Bhoray
Brooklyn
L K Beaty
J.N. McKenzie
Eldorado
Liv Ume
North
Dan Stuart
A. J. Prowdiit
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
Wess Laurent Street
Toye
A. J. Kane & Co
N. Kacsutava
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Cyrus Leland
How J.B. Johnson and
T. J. Anderson
State House
Stanley
Morton County
Pai
State Executive Council
Governor Morrill
W. W. Farce
Rochester
New York
Dave Naylor
Union Depot
W. G. Bird
Tallace
William G. Bird
Trades and Labor Councils
Leavenworth
Kansas
DEPT
Ningant Teale Aes
Eee
Fureuio Taundereil Brothers
Fland Walste— FP
Wraoe
Bas
Ellie Sot
Sis
TS Clothing Co
Mums Co
Kansas Avenue
Aeurbach & Guettel
THE
Lis
Ktems
Fersousis
Eai- Bloyes
Rota
Ellis
Cripple Creek
T. N. Boyle
Boyle
Ed. Doering
T. Randall
Masons
Easterbrook
Hiawatha
Gev. Hert
Salina
Train Service Department
U. P
Green River
Epee
Joe Witeratt
Kaness City
Hugo
John Ward
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
I. L Warren
Collier
United Tan Circuit Coir
Peerley Steam Laundry
Samoeis
North Tophra
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