Santa Fe Reorganization Fee Sparks Betting and Rumor
Twenty five thousand dollars is named as the fee for Judge J B Johnson to oversee the sale of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad in Topeka. The deal hinges on reorganizing completion and securing stock placement, with Peck or Gillette possibly bid guardians of the process.
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Heretver Wilson
Sante Fe Gioanio
J. B. Johnson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Federal Building
Caldwell
J. B.johnson
Judge Johnson
Fasudera
Santa Fe
Nasuch
Itewas
Jay Gould
Vanderbilts
Gould
Russell Sage
Sion Fe
Joseph C. Wilson
W. K. Gillett
Chicago
McCook
Township Victory in Double Liability Case Over Sugar Mills
Judge Williams in Fort Scott ruled Mission township cannot be forced to pay $15,000 in bonds tied to the Topeka sugar works. The court holds the double liability law unconstitutional for townships in such corporate ventures, invalidating the bonds. The decision ends the townships liability and settles the mill question.
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Busines
Sudge Willbens
Mission Township
Williams
United States District Court
Fort Scott
Topeks Segar Works
Wilson
Dodge
David Mariio
Goddard & Valentine
Fort Speott
Topeka
Ti Wlau
Burglary Case Bound Over In Topeka Court
By habeas corpus the case of Gus Hildebrand is bound over to district court. Hert Williams is discharged for lack of evidence. J A Smith, attorney for the tall Man to the short man, plans to seek a writ of habeas corpus before Judge George W Clark of the new appellate court to free Hildebrand.
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Gus Hildebrand
Guy's Court
Quincytreet
North Topeka
District Court
Hert Williams
J. A. Smith
Hildebrand
Williams
George W. Clark
Appellate Court
Woman Nearly Takes Her Life With Morphine
Mrs. Andy Leonard of North Kansas Avenue attempted suicide after domestic troubles. She secured morphine and swallowed it before a county physician arrived with a stomach pump, saving her life. Her husband runs a Smoky Row stand.
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Andy Leonard
Andy Rasance
Kansas Avenue
Leonard
McClintock
Trat
Mra Leonard
Smoky Row
Dunn coach of the Topeka Giants praised in lively verse
A colorful reminiscence extols Dunn as coach of the Topeka baseball team with humor and fanfare. The piece alternates between playful verses and city notes on local events, people, and institutions, including politics, temperance, and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
Manse DeMoss Fined for Liquor Sales in Police Court
In Mansfield DeMosa known as Manse, a colored man, was fined 100 dollars in police court for selling liquor. The case noted he managed a flourishing joint near Missouri Pacific junction and appealed to district court. Lawrence Johnson, another colored man, saw his case for peddling cheese without a license continued.
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Mansfield DeMoss
Mansfield DeMosa
Perry
DeMosa
Missouri Pacifico Junction
Jadge Farry
J. S. Ensminger
Treasures and tunnels fuel Indianola mystery
Reports from Indianola recount renewed digging near the Phillips farm where an iron pot and a demijohn were once found. A fresh tunnel unearthed a square chest, sparking crowd frenzy, speculation of hidden previous finds, and calls for a thorough probe by W. Phillips and Don Cameron while locals note family ties to Judge Sherman.
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Indianola
Phillips Farm
Onee
Mother Earth
W. Phillips
Sakishia Rater Jody
Uncle and Nephew dispute linked to Nevels jury incident
Col. Joe Ensminger asserts a link between his son in law Doc Came Ron and John Sherman’s nephew. He spoke from his office yesterday about the Nevels jury incident and claimed uncertainty about Sibley.
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Joseph Ensminger
Doc Cameron
John Sherman
Sibley
Col
Joe Ensminger
Nevels
Crawford wins five year extension on opera house debts
L M Crawford of Topeka, owner of the Crawford opera house, informed his attorneys that after a visit east he secured a five year extension from bondholders. The move eases strain on Wichita amusements and foresees a strong season with top attractions. The district court foreclosure case is adjusted and to be discontinued, with Crawford continuing as manager.
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Josiah Jordan
Tampa
Florida
Kreba
Laroed
Tim McCarthy
Kansas
W. Laenatelain Topeka Brown
New York State
R. Riblet
Carter
Fourth and
Quincy
Apa
Riblet
German Evangelical Church
Fourth
Monrose Streets
Cove
Lizzie C Smith
Topeka
Marshall
J. J. Frey
The
Santa Fe
American Railway Association
Southhampton
J. Jeese
G. Wood
Wichita
L. M. Crawford
Crawford Opera House
East
Opera House
Crawford
Hilton Reconsiders State Board Irrigation Support
H R Hilton an irrigation advocate in Kansas recants earlier skepticism of the state board’s work after a $30 000 appropriation. He credits reduced station numbers for potential gains and says individual efforts will exceed state action. He notes ongoing plantings and public interest in irrigation amid limited funding. Mexico City June 21 reports the Mexican government plans five torpedo boats at Hogland and seeks information. Subscribe for the Daily Brats Journal.
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H. R. Hilton
State Board
Kansas
Moen
Mexico
Bui
The
Universal of Today
Brats Joursal
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Ctornous
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Doe
Vine
Bf Arch
Auerbach & Guettel
Topeki
Dani
Mim
Livachers
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Dunn
Troy
T. W. Harrison
Ottawa
McKinley
Clark McCabe
State House
P. Greer
New York
Atchison
Ed P. Greer
Winfield Courier
State House Gang
Moses Harmon
Penitentiary
Anthony Real
Monroe Street
Woman's Progressive League
Morrill
Lee Jones
Leavenworth
Joseph O. Sibley
Hamilton Hall
Lizzie Ferguson
John & Ferguson
Santa Fe Hospital
J. W. Puirairs
Eighth Ave
Peerices
Don Cameron
Marrisburg
Cameron
Miss Sherman
Cincinnati
Jackson
Joseph
St. Joseph
Missouri Knights of Pythias
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Atchison Globe
Commercial Street
St Joe
Griffith
San Francisco
Japan
Formosa
Ito
Matsushima
Second Baptist Church
First Street
Third and
Quincy Street
Mr. Barker
Mr. Banks
G. D. Olden
Topeka Laundry
J. W. Ripley
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