Among Railroad Men to Investigate Santa Fe Trouble
Grand chiefs of railway orders arrive in Topeka to confer with General Manager about ongoing grievance between Santa Fe conductors and the company. Meetings set with leaders to address labor tensions and potential impact on service.
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Santa Fe
E. & Clark
Order of Rally Comiructors
Topeka
Cher
Allway
Heldine
Metager Prey
Cladepannadu
Aee Garretteon
Xreind
API
Wacund Innini
Arthur
Railway Statistics Report Shows Growth in U S Rail Network
The eighth statistion report of the interpret commerce commission details U S rail mileage as of June 2, 186%, noting a gain of 150 miles with strong growth in Arizona and Pennsylvania. It covers railway corporations, equipment, cars, freight and passenger counts, accidents, injuries, and operating costs, highlighting rising transportation capacity and safety concerns.
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Interprate Commerce
Fu Mallreath Wen
United States
Atizona
Pillda
Uthers
Uric
Orurvsias
Suimmerbes
Erro
Tylon
AU Clazeye
Rultwayn
Pernact
Witeh Hevontes & Deere
Sas
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Tore Cartind
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Hretien
Cunduetara
Othios Emriagen Hams
Besser
Pamenger Miles Wine
Passenger injured in railway equipment report
A compulsive statement indicates notable progress during 865 dollars related to Callway Casualtis. Official results appear from installing Quirmatic appliances and from reversing the diameter of railway service and the grade of railway equipment, with injury to a very passenger.
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Callway
Wabash Rate War Affects Kansas City to Chicago
Reports from Chanute and rail lines detail reduced fares and rate cuts by the Wabash to Kansas City, Chicago, and St Louis, plus future specials on flax and wheat. Military-like train crew additions and staffing moves accompany the shift, while local notices note water system extensions and a rescheduled Ladies Auxiliary social.
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Wabash
Kansas City
Wabash Railway
Grilm
Cileage
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Requisitions Issued By the Governor for Criminals
Governor Morrill issued requisitions seeking arrest and extradition across counties and states. Names include Buston Bush in Montgomery County for assault with intent to tell, John Jackson in Crawford County for murder in the first degree, James and Samuel Henninger in Kiowa County, and Marion Bowmen arrested at Ostalocsa for abduction of Matt McKinley of Springfield.
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Morrill
Hilnots
Buston Bush
Montgomery County
Moses
Oklahoma
John Jackson
Crawford County
John’? Deets
Oklahome
James
Samuel Henninger
Kiows County
Nepibexelement
Jehn ‘T ‘Sidener, Sher
Tuaod
Marion Bowmen
Ostalocsa
Abducela
Mutt Mckinley
Springfield
Walis
Ayers
Elder Brant's Fight Over Fort Scott Police Board
Governor Morrill and Elder Brant clash over Fort Scott police commissions with J. J. Stewart urged to resign or be ousted. Brant pressures Stewart through church, while mutual friends seek a reconsideration. Several applicants sought the post, but action hinges on Stewart's decision.
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Morrill
Brant
Fort Scott
Topeka
Elder Brant
Kansas
Ft. Scott
Stewart
Like Attracting Like in a St Louis Insane Asylum Tale
A July dispatch from Washington recalls an Amusing Incident relating to a Leavenworth group of 25 asylum patients en route to St Elizabeth's. Uniformed guards are shown amid Populist banners as local youths provoke mischief, revealing a mock parade of political sentiment and the crowd’s amusement at a joke about like attracting like.
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St Louis
Kansas
Washington
McNary
Leavenworth
Ken
St. Elizabeth's
People's Party
Suar
Bryan
A Populist's Idea for Present Campaign Action
A letter from A. F. Thayer proposes a plan to unite Tremocrat and Populist electors in fusion states and align voting instructions to Bryan and Sewall or Bryan and Watson. The suggestion aims to disrupt McKinley Hobart prospects by channeling cross ticket support, urging state conventions to nominate identical electors and ensure cohesive Democratic Populist cooperation.
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McKinley
Hobart
Bryan
Sestaki
Watson
Popolista
Ucie Dwn
Sewall
A. F. Thayer
Osborne Convention Delegates Favor Anti Morrill Bid
Osborne July 31 The Republican convention chose delegates to the state convention at Junction City August 18 and to the Thirty fourth senatorial convention at Russell August 20. Delegates to the state convention include Crampton Hudson McPadden Henshall Kenyon Wilton and Clemons. Delegation is uninstructed and anti Morrill. Appellate court delegates are McBride Moore and Gregory. US senator candidates Burton and Sutton spoke to voters. An effort was made to influence the Cathors county delegation to be instructed.
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W. Kenyon
G. W. Wilton
Wm. Clemmons
Morrill
E.R. Hays
E. M. Jones
John Cronk
Cathors County
Populist State Convention Aims to Back Sewell Hope
Ex congresswoman from Linwood arrives in Leavenworth to attend the Populist county gathering. She reports Kansas may nominate Sewell for governor and that Populists will back Fryar and Sewell electors, while Democrats are said to endorse the Populist slate. Bryan’s renomination appears favored by many.
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Sewell
Leavenworth
Joan W. A. Hurets
Linwood
Popuiiet
Kansas
Kia Wom Hun
Fumion
Abe Fryar
Sevall
Eorsia
Beyen
Bryan
Weteen
Wis
Burton and Long to Speak at Anthony Republican Meeting
Anthony July 11 Republicans of Anthony organized a 100 member Republican club last night. Officers elected were TA. Nofaer president ELD. Davis vice president J. KE. Hutchinson secretary P. G. Wallon treasurer. Committees formed to recruit new members and ensure Saturday's meeting success. Chester Lane and J. R. Burton will address the Republicans at their convention in Anthony next Saturday.
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Anthony
Citter
TA. Nofaer
Eld. Davis
Memdent
J. KE. Hutchinson
P. G. Wallon
Chester Lane
J. R. Burton
Anthoy
Little at Herington Draws Large Audience
In Herington on July 31 Edward Thisler addressed a large audience at a political meeting. The event featured remarks by local figures including M D Hoerington and discussions of free silver. Thisler announced plans to stand for re election to the legislature and to present his name at the county convention. Also reports from Hutchinson and Garden City note McKinley Club meetings with strong attendance and notable speakers.
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Herington
Edward
M.D. Hoerington
C. L. Thisler
Ablione
Hutchinson McKinley Club
Hutchinson
McKinier Club
Stas
Eight Cents A Bushel Oklahoma Corn Price Expected
El Reno Oklahoma July 31 Corn in Oklahoma this year will be so plentiful that it will likely bring less than eight cents a bushel. Aside from a few districts harmed by a poor yield an average production is seen with a surplus of about half a million bushels to ship across the territory.
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Oklahoma
el Reno
O. T
Pension Agent Glick Proposes Help for Pensioners
Pension Agent G W Glick asks pensioners who cash checks at the Topeks agency to meet at a location to certify papers. Clerks from the pension office would assist in preparing forms to ensure accuracy and speed of check distribution. Governor Giluk Will and Postmaster Arnold plan similar delivery arrangements with Assistant Postmaster Wolfe confirming crowd handling will mirror prior efforts.
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Glick
G. W. Glick
Topeks Agency
Meres
Heyen Qutary
Pension Office
Tals
Giluk
Arnold
Eugene Wolfe
Woman and child thrown from cart near Topeka
Mrs J Rey and her six year old daughter were badly bruised when a road cart overturned after a bicyclist frightened the horse in Topeka's suburbs. The cyclist fled without aid. name unknown.
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J. Rey
Topeka
Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Declares No Withdrawal
In New York on July st. The Herald reports the Democratic nominee for vice president says he will never withdraw or resign. He emphasizes he was nominated by the Democratic convention and remains a Democrat. Also noted are ads for Blackwell's Durham Tobacco premiums featuring a colored card circus for children and a note to watch advertisements for details.
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New York
The
Herald” Publinkiess
Oi Owhiek
Sewill
Hesien
Blackwell's
Durham
Durham Tobacco Company
Jourma
Philadelphia
Snapshots at Home News and Local Notes
Marshall’s band played at Holton races at noon. Populist county convention opens at 10 am, Liberty Hall. Adjutant General Fox attends Republican primary in Manhattan. Real estate quiet period noted in Topeka. Wyandotte Democrats thank leaders for conkrectes. A 116 degree Topeka summer record discussed. Santa Fe official mulls Colorado hunting trip and tips for travel. Floral Festival queen poll hinted in Topeka.
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Fox
Manhattan
Formortow
Liberty Hell
Ranges Avenue
Worrall
Wyandotte County Democrats
Topeka Dregates
Mejor Shreve
Topeka
McKinny, Rothschild
Hobart
Santa Fe
Colorado
Santa Fe General
Atlus
State Bar Association to Hear Geo R Peck Talk
The State Bar Association will be addressed by Geo R Peck on January 20. Executive committee members meeting included WOR Smith of Kansas City Kan Judis John Day of Topeka M B Nichelson of Cornell Grove and T B Wail of Wichita. The annual meeting is set for January 26 in this city with Judge A Bergen delivering Lincoln's career as a lawyer and the President delivering the annual address. A stenographers meeting in Topeka discussed forming an association with about thirty stenographers ready to join. The aim is mutual advancement including a library lectures and classes.
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Geo .R. Peck
The
State Bar Association
Wor. Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Judis John Day
Topeka
M. B. Nichelson
Cornell Grove
Wail
Wichita
George R. Peek
A. Bergen
Lincoln
Topolis
Births at Harrison and Lime streets in local notices
Mr and Mrs T E Pounds of 33 Harrison Street greet a daughter. Mr and Mrs Lewis Frost of 1030 Lime Street welcome a son. Dr A P Sewyer notes using one box of Family Cure for a severe side pain, with a favorable family outcome. Mauryene Harstuail Galesburg Frank Sim Pharma lat 87 avenue.
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T. E Pounds
Harrison Street
Lewis Frost
Lime Street
A. P. Sewyer
Ae Mauryene
Harstuail
Galesburg
Frank Sim
Pharmalat
87 Avenue
General Campbell Recovers and Writes to Topeka Friend
A fragmented dispatch reports General Campbell, recently confined, is recovered with a clear mind. He instructs his Topeka friends to tell Bore Anderson and James A. Treulman of his improved condition and readiness to work again, though the text shows garbled phrasing and stray phrases.
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H. Cones
al R. ‘Campbell
James A Treulman
Friapietrie
Burlington EBoota excursion rates to the east
A short notice announces reduced excursion rates to the East via Burlington EBoota. The message lists meeting dates and places including Milwaukee and Washington, noting a Baptist and Protestant union context and tickets via Ves with references to a ticket agent for arrangements and modern equipment.
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Burlington
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