Manhattan Alma and Burlingame RR declines rate reductions
Receiver Dillon of the Manhattan Alma and Burlingame railway replies to the railroad commissioners demand for cuts of 24 percent on distance tariffs 20 percent on coal 15 percent on grain and 5 percent on livestock rates. He argues the railroad cannot sustain losses and would likely cease operating if forced to reduce tariffs. Over 16 years operating expenses exceeded gross earnings by about 1 718 21 yearly, with taxes totaling 102 033 71, an average 617 02 annually, contributing to rising deficits.
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Manhattan
Alma Snd Burlingame
Kansas
Dillion
Dillon
Manhattan, Alma & Burlingame Railway Company
Dafeie
Aupgunt
Legislative blunders and a void repealing act
The attorney general identified a repealing act that is inoperative and void, misaligned with the statute’s body, affecting districts Sixth Linn Bourbon Crawford, Seventh Cherokee Labette Montgomery, Twelfth Cloud Republic Washington, Seventeenth Paitine Norton Decatur Rawlins Cheyenne, Thirty-fourth Rocks Graham Sherman Thomas, Thirty-fifth Wabaunsee Osage Pottawatomie. HB Tracy first noted the issue. Boyle reports the remaining districts won’t be interfered with by the conflict.
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Linn
Bourbon
Crawford
Elsventh
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Twelfth—Cloud
Republic
Washington
Feventeenth
Paitine
Norton
Decatur
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Careney Iret
Marshal
Riley
Waters Says Legislature Did Not Abolish District Thirty-Fifth
Captain J G Waters argues the Thirty-Fifth Judicial District remains intact. He says Judge William Thomson of Burlingham confirms the act repealed only redundant provisions, not abolish districts, and that the claim by County Attorney R B Trey is incorrect.
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J. G. Waters
Wabnunsee
Portawatomie
Osuge
Meestake
William Thomson
Burlinhame
Thomson
H. Trey
Wabaunsee
Thape
Thirty-11th
State Journal
Capt. Waters
Thirty-fifth
Webb
Southern University Professors Cleared in Inquiry
A Texas temperature committee concluded after examination that reports of northern professors teaching southern pupils to scorn southern traditions were wholly untrue. The panel found no objectionable teaching at the state university and that no such influences were being introduced or taught.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Teetalature
State University
Department Commander Botkin Names Aides In G A R Unity
Kansas Department Commander Botkin Announces a large list of aides and praises renewed vigor in the Grand Army of the Republic. He cites growing post meetings and welfare for aged and sick comrades while noting a few problematic posts. He endorses loyalty to comrades and flag and mentions Mother Bickerdyke Day preparations for July 1.
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Newton
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Wichita
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Bonner Springs
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Wellington
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Thayer
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el Dorado
Alex Terrell
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J. A. Campbell
Severance
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Smith Center
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Wilson
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Geo. W. Trout
Wamengo
D. B. Shadabareer
Toledo
Thomas Knoop
Paola
N. F. Graves
Springdale
A Sidney Chase
Ellsworth
J. ¥. Buell
St Marya
E. P. Bradley
Jetmore
W. P. Haywood
Lakin
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Beloit
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Garden City
A. H. Jenkin
New Salem
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Shanton
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Oke
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Stafford
Elmer Loomis
Girard
W. T. Short
Concordia
R. D
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Oakley
Jackson
Geo. Handall
Wakefield
W. G. Brooke
Topeka
Patterson
Kansas City
EA Bulioth
Muscoral
Botkin Enlts Boonsil
Tillman's Eye Warms a Tariff Row in Senate
Washington June 1 two Democratic senators Bacon of Georgia and Veot tangled in a factional quarrel over a revenue duty on raw materials. Bacon accused allies of withholding support while Veot argued Democrats favored Republican gains. Tilman pressed for fair shares, urging regional balance for South Carolina amid the clash.
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Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Veot
Secon
Tilman
South Carolina
Local Notes on Lectures and Flights of Oratory
John MacDonald will lecture at El Dorado June 29 on Scotland and the Scots. Captain Joseph G. Waters will be Burlingame's Fourth of July orator with a speech rich in patriotism. Judge William Thomson of Burlingame visits en route to Westmoreland to speak tonight to county teachers. Emma Yohey, once committed to Topeka asylum, is now restored and back at home with relatives.
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John MacDonald
el Dorado
Scotland
Joseph G. Waters
Burlingame
William Thomson
Westmoreland
Topeka Insane Asylum
Market Report Shows Wheat Fluctuations and Weather Boosts
The marking report notes a firmer Liverpool wheat opening with limited gains and a later retreat due to short covering. Domestic weather remains favorable in the southwest, warm in the northwest, with a large drop in visible supplies anticipated. Northwest receipts total 237 cars, July prices up modestly before easing, while hogs and pork show weaker early activity amid overall demand.
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Attee
Liverpool
Bm Inter
Hetil
Inter
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock and Grain Market Summary
Market receipts show cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher tone in spots. Wheat and oats futures mix as Chicago Kansas City and Minneapolis reports list varying arrivals and price ranges amid firm creamed dairy and sugar markets.
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Chicago
Wien
Kaness City
Kansas City
Missouri
Market Letter Chicago Urges Cautious Wheat and Pork Outlook
Market letter from Chicago notes early cables higher by a penny, signs of a better dry market, and tentative demand. It warns of temporary influence from weak conditions but expects a lower market for hog products and a softer pork outlook into September with cautious near-term trade signals and price trends.
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