Four Year Medical Course Initiated at Kansas College
The Kansas Medical College plans a four year program starting this year replacing the prior three year structure. A Kansas Medical Society meeting at Dr J E Micoey's rooms discussed reforms and catalog revisions. Secretary W E McVey and others attended. fifty five to sixty students enrolled this term. a catalog of 24 pages with fifteen thousand copies is slated for mid July.
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Kanne Medical College
Kansas Medical College
The
Kansas Medical Society
J. E. Micoey
W. E McVey
Dra
Gilbert
McClintock
Lindsay
Alkire
Mitchell
Colored girl charged with larceny at city prison
A colored girl named Iz wholly circumstantial is arrested for stealing a purse from Mia McCormick, a dressmaker on East Eighth Street. Police say she threatened suicide with scissors and claims she was unsettled after work at a Topeka newspaper man’s household.
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Prances Buns
Mia
Topeks
Irrigation progress and travel notes across the Santa Fe system
Land Commissioner John E. Frost praises irrigation gains along the Santa Fe line in the western state and highlights a large 80 acre Feizell farm near Larned with two ten inch pumps, circular reservoir, and successful irrigation. The piece also relays rail rate complaints from The Republic about Kansas City Chicago service and a string of personal dispatches from Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific staff, with time-card changes and local notices about excursions, weather, and court reports.
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Santa Fe
Heckland
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
John E. Frost
West
Pawnee County
Hutchinson Teat
E E Feizell
Larned
Feizell
Phil Hillis
St Louis
George T. Nicholson
Chicago
A T. Evans
W. B Jansen
Gants Fe
Michigan
Will Temsin
C W. Kowns
Chicago Association
Fred Mitchell
San Francisco Street Railway Company
E. J. Cartlidge
A. G. Frost
David Gossett
Harrold Cert-ridge
Fort Madison
Deary
Ten
Ellinwood
Railroading Notes and Industrial Updates From Kansas
Rail yard accident in Herington injures B C Ware of Rock Island bridge gang when timber breaks a skid and strikes his nose. Hutchinson Oklahoma & Gulf plans a Cameron extension, starting June 2 from Guthrie and Gainesville. Gulf lagging uses magnesia and asbestos to improve boiler heat and durability. Missouri Pacific engine 16, between Downs Lenora and Stockton, sent to Atchison for repairs. Downs Times urges retirement with pay after 37 years in service since 1866. Kangas forecasts 200 million bushels of corn to be forged this year based on 20 bushel per acre yield. Kansas yields considered small.
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B.C. Ware
Rock Inland Bridge Gang
Hock Island
Herington
Hutchinson, Oklahoma & Gulf Road Ig
Cameron
Lez
Guthrie
Gainesville
Gulf People
Las Vegas
Missouri Pacific
Downs
Lenora
Stockton
Atchison
Downs Times
Missouri River
Osburn
Central Branch
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Kangas
Kansas
Santa Fe Contracts Under Expert Review in Topeka
Faulkner McFoy Paulkner of Chicago, holding key Santa Fe connections, scans ten thousand contracts and leases in Topeka as the road reorganizes. The reviewer acts for the receivers. the work will extend a month as recommendations for modifications are prepared for the court.
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Faulkner
Mc FO. Paulkner
Chicago
Bev Weral
Sante Fe
Topeks
Treasuer
Faultner
Topeka Temperance Meeting Plots Appear in Wake Letter
A dated 1895 letter from Leavenworth's Burke urges Rev. Wake to oppose a July 4 Topeka temperance mass meeting protesting Governor Morrill. It proposes a Topeka prison chaplaincy for Wake in exchange for public support, details saloon influence, and mentions liquor dealer pressures and political maneuvering against prohibition. The message, signed by TM Box, Secry, seeks to influence party loyalty and governor’s stance.
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Topeka
Tim Burke
Wake
Dir Burke
Leavenworth
Worra
Kes
Kas
Dean
Morrill
Republican Party of
Kansas
Ataite
Republican Party
Govfroor Morrill
Jate
Jos
Wichita
Concordia 1
Bravera Syndicate
St Louis
State Prison
Tink
Buckner
Murray
Baldwin
Bari
Embree
Sheldon
Fisher
Randall
Brombaugh
Atchison
Blaine
State Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Valley Falls boy robs father then runs away
Dick Russell, a Valley Falls youth, stole $50 from his father and fled home. His father pursued him to Topeks but could not catch him. George Rucker, a prominent colored man, died at 1026 Chase Avenue at 9 PM Saturday of consumption. funeral held at 2 PM yesterday. Attie M Price sues for divorce from James W Price, filed March 15, 1830, seeking custody of Freda and Arthur. Mary M Strong sues for divorce from Jerome Strong, married July 5, 1894, alleging abuse and failure to provide for herself and baby.
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Jennings
North Topeka
Whiting-Holton
Maria Coleman
Austin Coleman
Reform School
Topeka
Charles Curtis
Jon Waters
Moon's Grove
Shawnee County Horticultural Society
W. P. Popenoe
Berryton
RM. Miles
Sam Jones
Royce
Wichita
Toeke
James Illie
Stemecks
Atchison
Mra Sheldon
Spra
Chase
Hazen
Kansas Avenue
Dick Russell
Valley Falls
Tupeks
George Rucker
Chase Avenue
Attie M. Price
James W. Price
Freda
Arthur
Topeks
Mary M. Strong
Jerome Strong
The Tramp Orators Arrive In Town For Street Talks
Billy King and Henry Wilson, known tramp orators, reached Tapeke and obtained a city license to hold meetings in front of the post office at Fifth street and Kansas avenue. They plan an evening talk on The American Tramp, after recent appearances in Kansas towns. The pair previously drew comment for their speeches and collections in Hiawatha.
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Billy King
Henry Wilson
Kansas
State Journal
W.G Stephenson
John M. Wilkerson
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Hiawatha
Will Mr Long Explain Declared Against Silver in Missouri
June 18 report on free silver politics cites J F Craig claiming Chester Long opposed to bimetallic policy and may be misquoted. Committee seeks to capitalize on Long’s stance while his allies question accuracy pending direct comment.
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J. Sloat
Wicarra
Freeaiger League
Chester Long
J. F. Craig
Mr. Long
Wellington
Cae
J. Llows Fassett
New York
Lon
Exterac
A Thankless Son Steals From His Father Then Flees
Dick Russell, 14, is accused of stealing 50 and a watch from his father A M Russell, a Valley Falls jeweler and State organizer for the Woodmen. Chief Whikerson arrested 18 year old George Garrett for inducing the boy to leave home. Garrett denies involvement and says he merely met Dick at the depot. both were bound for Topeka. The case hinges on proving inducement, which may fail as the missing boy has not been located.
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Dick Russell
Whikerson
George Garrott
Garrott
Garrett and
Valley Falls
A. M. Russell
Russell
Order of Woodmen
Garrett
Topek
Topeka
Rua Bell
Fare sale to South Missouri and Arkansas region announced
On May 21 and June 11 round trip tickets to South Missouri Arkansas and the South and Southeast via the Mem his route Kansas City Fo Scott and emphis Ez IK will be sold at one fare with a minimum rate of seven dollars Tickets stopovers allowed at intermediate stations Detailed information schedules and printed material describe Missouri and Arkansas stock raising sectors Locowoon G P TA Kansas City Ma Entire Australoinet resigns rumor Prince Windisch Gratz cabinet collapse to emperor Ottawa trade special Missouri Pacific Thursday.
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South Missouri
Arkansas
Memhis
Kansas City
Fo Scott &Emphis Ez IK
Missouri
Ar SE Locowoon
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High Lt Clothiers
Auerbach & Gueitel
Kansas Ave
Narcoti Chemical Co
Bprincriano
Masa
Add
General Kansas Railroad News
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JounNnan
Eho
K.C
Concordia
Charles E Styles
J. O. Phillips
Omaha
J. R Barrett
Styles
San City
Eiliawood
United States
Garden City
Yagrad
Engin
Richard Wake
Arcoti
Naxcott-Cruz
W. N. Waite
Amherst Maes
RonmeEst
Mass
Springheld
Bubl
Oliver
W. SN. Waite
Narcot Chemical
Springfield, Mass
Deamir
Stevenson & Co
Hong
Young M. W. Grady
Oconomowoc
Wis
Grace Gould
David B. Gould
J. Louis
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta (Ga
Australoinet
Vretna
Prince Windisch Gratz
Ottawa
J. M. Knight
Avenus
Fed
North Kansas
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