Howe Sues Kansas Trust and Manley for 30000
Atchison Kansas July 12 E W Howe sues the Kansas Trust and paccine company a Gefupet organization and J M Manley former vice president and general manager for 30000 and has attached Manley property to secure the claim The suit grows from the Kansas Trust and Banking company failure in 19a and from investments in debenture bonds The bonds notes and mortgages held as security were allegedly replaced with worthless paper The case follows a banana supreme court decision last week invalidating a personal lien from F M Mantey for 73000 in favor of the estate of George a . was an heir and owner Leone Seventh of the Manley estate The attorney B P fixeener expects to pursue the claim
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Atchison, Kan
E. W. Howe
Kansas Trust and Paccine Company
Gefupet
J. M. Manley
Eme Dent
Atterbet
Manley
Kansas Trust and Banking Com
Banana Supreme Court
Raness Trust and Manking Company
F. M. Mantey
George A
M. Santer
Leone
B. BP. Fixeener
Howe
Corner stone ceremony set for Miami county vault dedication
Paola Kansas July 12 preparations underway for a grand public demonstration marking the laying of Miami county's 40000 dollar stone. Masonic officials will lead ceremonies July 27 with United States Supreme Court Justice David Shaver as principal speaker and other dignitaries from abroad. The event promises pomp and rejoicing amid a long threatened court house site dispute and notes the new building will be of stone and brick with the court house moving to a new location cleaners and sheriffs report rough conditions due to rains.
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Paola
Kan
Miami County
David Shaver
United States Supreme Court
Althineh
Milam! Ins
Yenm
Bret
Hercuante
Sherif
Hearse Runaway Scatters Coffins on Dearborn Avenue
A county hearse hitched to a new horse bolted from the Criminal Court building area. Three empty coffins were left behind as the frightened horse dragged the hearse north along Dearborn Avenue between Michigan and Thwale Streets. Crowd on the avenue faced narrow escapes from the runaway.
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Dearborn Avenue
Criminal Court
Michigan
Thwale Streets
Coal price cuts loom as Lackawanna eyes western ports
New York July 32 President Sum wi Bloan and Vice President Holden of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad faced questions on cut coal prices at Duluth Chicago and Milwaukee. They hinted the company may act openly while rivals fear price cuts extending to the eastern market. Western reduction sparks concern among coal presidents and talks of restoring harmony continued without action.
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New York
Holden
Delaware, Lackmwanna and Western Railroad
Duluth
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lackawanna
HoVien
Pertom
Cause & Rettons
Yeatentny
Harmons
Present Administration Defeated In BC Election Update
Victoria BC July 12 Latest returns from Saturday indicate the Government with six seats by my result stands Government 15 Opposition 17 The opposition will at least carry a result The text also notes an Annual Convention BY PA of AL to be held in Buffalo NY July 14 Also round trip tickets from Topeka on sale July 11 12 and for train nearby for $800 Call at Santa Fe
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Victoria
B.C
Airee
Buffalo
Topeka
Santa Fe
Buckien Arnica Salve and Santa Fe Train Tickets Ad
An ad touts Buckien Arnica Salve claiming it cures skin eruptions and piles with guaranteed refund and a $28 price. It also promotes Santa Fe Route steam laundry services and Buffalo travel tickets priced at $28 to Buffalo and return, with agent W. C. Garvey offering more information at Santa Fe station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
Swift & Hvlliday
Santa Fe
W. Garvey
Buffalo
Tuly I
Ath
W. C. Garvey
Perils of Mojave Desert Ex-Congressman Davis in Death Valley Run
Ex congressman Davis of Minnesota now Los Angeles and companion W Huff of Pasadena embarked from Mojave station aiming for Spring Water Canton. Their trek through borax dust and desert heat nearly killed them after water turned to carrion in Desert Wells. Both men were rescued after reaching Sprint Water Canyon exhausted and near death.
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Ulyac
Frank F. Davis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
W. ¥. Huff
Pasadena
Mojave Station
Canton
Death Valley
Tittie Groupe
Graes
Desert Wells
Sprint Water Canyon
400 Rebels Killed In Hong Kong Skirmish
Landon July dispatch from The Times describes ongoing disturbances along the river where a Pak Lan magistrate who offered a reward for a rebel chief was reportedly captured by that chief. The narrative notes a harsh reaction as authorities pursue rebels near the river, with casualties and reinforcement concerns amid the unrest.
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Landon
Hong Kong
the Times
Mayor Marcos Harpers Out. Chicago School Board Spots Open
Mayor Harrison declines to reappoint Dr W R Harper to the Chicago School Board. Terms expire tomorrow. other failed reappointments include Dr Harper and Otto Thesham. Incoming candidates are Arthur G Licie and Dr Bentus Andrews, president of Brown University.
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Harrison
Chicago
Chicaeo
Atawar Harrison
Brady Anperstaonte
Tomiurrow
W. R. Harper
Chienna Lileecuicy
Otte Thesham
Walter Q Geesbass
G. Licie
Bentus Aedrews
Brown Uil~ Verwty
Bandmaster Dead in Chicago After Noted Musical Career
Chicago mourns Captain C. M. Cur-Tier, famed bandmaster and founder of a prominent ensemble, buried amid Masonic rites. Born in Boston July 1, he studied music early and led major bands including Keith Guptore’s, with wartime service as a private before rising to captain. In Chicago he directed the Pioneer regimental band and chaired the Chicago Musicians Society, leaving a legacy in national music circles.
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Chicago
Cur- Tier
Nationel
Utieland
National League of Musicians
Mir Carter
Piret Reginett
Gathee
Gare Tident
Boston
Femneuh Minetarte Kewn
Matt Pelt
Keith Guotore
Femioace
Cincinnati
Knten
Soe
Lie Chicake
Sampsons Objections in Navy Command Row
Portsmouth July 12 In report of strained relations between Rear Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley the entailed conversation is repeated by an officer who vouched for accuracy. Sampson allegedly forbade Schley from reporting action until Sampson verified it and warned against taking credit. German press notes amid Hawaii annexation talk.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Simpson
Sehley
Olthers
Offeer
Sampson
Sebley
Sebiex
Sebivy
Habl
Admiral Simpson
Schley
Annual Convention Buffalo Trip Prices For Topeka Members
Annual convention for B P U of A to be held in Buffalo July 1 to 17. Round trip from Topeka on late July 1 and 11 with trains No 8 and 13 priced at 8 dollars. Tickets from Topeka July 11 and 13 priced at 24 dollars. Call Santa Fe depots for details. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises collars and cuffs laundry service.
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Buffalo
Topeka
Santa Fe Depur
Havana War News From Madrid Reporter Describes Deprivations
An account from Madrid correspondent Senor FL Lopez Alkite details Havana during the blockade. He notes scarce goods, traffic disruption, and poverty with workers displaced, outlining the strain on daily life and the city’s attempts to endure under war conditions and reduced trade.
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New York
Havana
Senor FL Lopez Alkite
Madrid
Catan Junta
Adtobal Cervera
Calle de Otiein
Calle Inuutsktor
Peng
Hilale
Pada
Havens
Orienta
Bbyarne
Ely
Eoin
How Cervera Escaped Reaches the Harbor and Havens a Plan
Admiral Cervera recounts escape from Santiago after battle, aided by his son who saved him from drowning, and a strained exchange of orders from the minister of marine. He describes attempts to attack the Brooke and reach Havana, with crew and officers supporting him amid Cuban fire and American guards.
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Magrll
Santiago
Havana
Heteon
Wain- Weigh
Bray Ie
BH. Mel. P. Huse
Cervera
Abe
Teresa
Dusifer
Mageaine
Huse
Phat Wallant
Mlerrski Gervern
Evacuated Spanish Admiral Cervera Receives Honor Aboard Iowa
After surrendering at sea in the battle, Cervera and his flagship crew were disrobed to underclothes and outfitted aboard the Iowa center before transfer to the Town. Cervera expressed gratitude for Evans's magnanimity while surgeon Rand Crandall tended the wounded. Surviving crew, including Cervera, were honored. three volleys were fired as the wounded died and were buried at sea wrapped in battle flags.
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Uloucester
Richard Wainwright
Cervera
Iowa
Vizcaya
Eulate
Evans
Viccaya
Rand Crandall
Will Quit Canada Denied by Montreal Leaders
Senior Du Boso, secretary of the Spanish legation in Washington, and Lieutenant Carranza, military attaché, will depart Montreal tonight aboard the Dominion steamer Ottoman at theTaminton government’s urgent request. A convoluted legal dispute surrounding a sealing letter and multiple parties is noted, with officials signaling possible official measures if actions are not clarified.
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Car
E ronsTes
St. Pierre
Palldhtar Rederat
Meiers
Cusiada
Sisere
Goder
Bellury
Levi
Pierre
Mg Maxxioue
Cunsia
Hawaii Garrison to Join California Military Posts
San Francisco reports that Hawaii will be added to the California military department under Gen Morrison. A post at Roninuta will host a regular regiment, likely the First New York volunteers, with possible dispatch of Seventh or Eighth California if the New Yorkers aren’t ready. Hear Admiral Meyer will attend ceremonies aboard the Philadelphia on July 20, accompanied by commissioners to draft a code of laws.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Milittary
California
Morriso
Ronviuta
New York
Califor
Honolua
War Department
Admiral Miier
Crais
Philadelphia
Poison in food prompts French war minister reply
In Paris the French senate debated canned foods after reports of poison linked to army rations. War Minister Carmamac stated the tainted meat was old and imported from America. He ordered stringent surveillance of food use going forward.
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Paris
Senate
Entes
M- Carmiamac
América
Madrid envoy censures United States over Spain clash
London dispatch quotes Madrid correspondent in Daily Mail dubbing Cerdineh Vaughn a …, denouncing US actions against Spain as unjust while defending Spain’s weaker position and its interests.
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London
Madrid
Daily Mall
Cerdineh Vaughn
Weatimwater
Ar Valladouid
United States
Spain
Desertion from the Yankee cruiser Yubkee shocks New York
A general alert from police headquarters seeks twenty two men said to have deserted from the United States auxiliary cruiser Yankee. The men reportedly deserted while ashore during time off duty, with five later named as missing from the ship.
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New York
United States
Yubkee
Lilog
Naval movements and expected actions around ship Cromartyshire
The Cromartyshire voyage begins today as crews prepare. meanwhile the St Louis heavy cruiser is at Portsmouth awaiting orders and gun placements. Philadelphia reports July 12 notes a military focus on the St Louis with imminent actions and port arrangements.
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Cromartyshire
St Louis
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
St. Louis
Tickets On Sale At Santa Fe Station For Train No 2
W C Garvey agent notes tickets are on sale at Santa Fe station silly land 14 for Train No 2. John Bevins editor of the Antheny Town praises Chambriain's Oosk, Chalers and Din. I the¢n Remedy In my family for Ntteen Yyeare. have recommended it to hundreds of others with no negative instance.
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Buffalo
Santa Fe
Silly Land
W. C Garvey
John Bevins
Antheny
Chambriain
Work of Rescue at Cleveland Tunnel Explosion
July 12 report says rescuers push to reach the eleven workers in the tunnel but superintendent J W Reynolds has no hope of survival. Air from the pipe is confined ahead, with danger of another explosion and foul air trapping men near the shore end of the tunnel. Superintendent Kingsley notes little chance water will enter despite cave-ins as tunnel sits 160 feet below lake bed.
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Cleveland
Atte
J. W. Reynolds
Kingsley
Waterworks Department
Big Money in It Dictates Pay for Officers and Sailors
Washington July 12 government will pay head money to officers and sailors for ships destroyed or sunk in action against an enemy. The pay scales hinge on rank and the number of men aboard a vessel, with specific bounty figures and distribution rules outlined to govern compensation for captains, officers, and crew based on the ships and actions involved.
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Washington
United Stites
United States
Troy
Bai
Anc
Inuries
Persin
Bithin
Lampoon
Tor Evers
Te Uhoy
Sti
Almirante Caarhos
Ouueida
Piuton
Sumpern
Relief Work Society Seeks Jelly and Fruit Donations
The Society of This City invites donations of jelly and fruit as Army Relief acknowledges receipt from Eme ja, Carboniale and Walewrush. Ladies are asked to bring jelly or fruit to the senate chamber on Thursday. Supplies will be shipped as fast as possible. Two boxes were sent toTatupa Pia for general Rorpitianae. forwarder General fk. Tiudeon. The society thanks Domestic, Singer and New Home machines for their help. A business meeting is set for Thursday duly 24 at 23 poms in the minute chair.
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Army Relief Society
Thiety
Senate Chamber
Tatupe
Pia
Rorpitianae
Phuras
Drowned Editor A H Mendenhall at Lincoln Home
A H Mendenhall, vice president of the Lincoln State Journal Company, died after falling into a cistern at his Lincoln home. He had sought to check the cistern’s condition while weak. Physicians reported incurable general exhaustion. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning. Mendenhall, born in Liberty, began his career as a carrier on the Peoria Transcript and had lived in Tennessee 25 years.
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A. H. Mendenhall
Nebraska State Tournal
Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln State Journal Companys
Cotuners
Ale Menlenhall
Teneoin
Liberty
Rook Island Flyer Best Train for Kansas City
The Rook Island Flyer is promoted as the best train to Kansas City with a Topeka departure at 7 20 am and an 8 15 am arrival in Kansas City. Return trips depart Kansas City at 7 20 and arrive Topeka at 12 tons of relief supplies from New York are reported from July 12. Stephen F Barton, chairman of the Central Relief mission, received a cable confirming landing of relief supplies from the State of Texas in Cuba. An Atchison advertisement notes the Champion will be sold at auction July 20 and that A J Feit sold the paper to C M Sheldon, then repurchased under Sheldon mortgage. Forecaster Dunn resigns from the Weather Bureau after orders to go to the West Indies.
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Kansas City
Topeka
New York
Stephen F.barton
Central Relief Mission
Miss Barton
Cuba
Texas
Atchison Champion
Atchison, Kan
A_ J. Feit
Yaablié
Mr Feit
C. M. Sheldon
Burlingame
Sheldon
Dunn
Washington
Prof
Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Dune
West Indies
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Brewer
Mojave Desert
Davis
DR. Harper
Bandmaster
National League of Musicians No More
Mr. Schley
Hawaii
Jesus
America
Germany
P. U
Ron
Arta
Gloucester
Duc
Italy
Rebley D. Evans
Mars
Will
Canada
Honolulu
Cardinal Vaughn
Desert the Yankee
Bourgogne Lnqulry
Halifax
Cleveland Tunnel
Rook Island
Muville
Thib
Fiat Iron
Harper's Weekly
Weekly
Rufus F. Zogbaum
Carlton T.chapman
Frederic Remington
T. de Thurstrup
W. A. Rogers
Clyde
D. V. Hunt
Frank D. Miller
Jobin F. Bass
O.k.davis
Philippines
John Fox,Jr
Shatter
Harold Martin
St Thomas
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Sq., N.Y. City
Omaha Exposition
Missouri
Mississippi
Tckets
Omaha
Burlington
Arelet
Howard Elliott
St Lowia Ma
Gisbert Etchta
Lyon
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation CO
Mackinac Esland
Tri
Charlevoix
Nerbor Springs
Phtockey
Bey
Mackina Stated
Mutter
Lake Mich
Lart Superion Krans. CO
Bush and
Water St
Chigaga
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