Breidenthal Rivalry Plagues Topolobampo Cooperative
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal linked to a Mexican cooperative colony at Topolobampo with Owen Hoffman and A K Owen in dispute. The factional clash splits colonists, charges mismanagement, and prompts a state department inquiry as Breidenthal and Hoffman face ouster attempts and alleged personal land grabs. The dispute divides colonists into two camps, Saints and Kickers, with tensions amid the Mexican government and internal resignations.
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Maneas
Con Gitte
Co Hoefers
Breidenthal
Baosse
State Central Committee
Topolobampo Bay
Sinaloa
Mexico
Topolobampo
China
Braidenthal
United States
Breidenthal-Hofman
Owen
Thas
Tie
Notles
Tne
Str
Creatt-Foncier Company
Chris Hoffman
Knaen Nethe
Hoffman
Breidenthal and
Hofman
Juist
de Greshaw
Freidenthal
Whiskers 40 Years Old Change in Col Veale Look
Cal Veale, long known for his full beard for forty years, has shaved his whiskers. Neighbors and acquaintances fail to recognize the Col when he walks the street, as the distinctive facial hair is now gone. The change follows years of keeping a beard since youth and affects how the Colonel is perceived in daily life.
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Col Veale
George W. Veale
Cal V
Public Bicycle Tracks Promise Wide Urban Rail Style Routes
The Manhattan Mercury argues bicycles will move from leisure to major commercial transport. An eight to twelve inch wide elevated track could run from Manhattan to Kansas City, and even along all public roads. Private property could be condemned for routes, with practical limits like mud or rain temporary. The piece also notes Royal Baking Powder’s health impact as a quick aside.
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Manhattan Mercury
The
Manhattan
Kansas City
Africa
Siestand
Gov Morrill's Autograph Album Recounted
Hiawatha World reports Governor Morrill owns an autograph album with over 400 signatures from distinguished politicians and soldiers. He notes writers who die are over 50, with many names legible despite quirky handwriting. Arthur is credited as the first signer among others like McKinney, Harrison, Ingalls, and Sherman.
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Hiawatha
Morrill
Tom Heed
McKinney
Harrison
Kesham
Ingalls
Plumb
Wilson
Blount
Breckenridge
Willy
Sherman
Sheridan
Arthur
Jerry Simpson on silver free coinage and eastern resistance
In Wichita the Kansas Commoner quotes Jerry Simpson saying eastern congressmen would fight before permitting free silver. He warns that the government may face backlash as western and southern mortgages could be repaid with fifty-cent dollars, reminding that two can play at that game.
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Kansas
Wichita
Jerry Simpson
Washington
Jerry
Knights of Labor Leader Arrives for Missouri Kanasa Tour
Grand Master Workman James R. Sav aringa of the Knights of Labor lands in Kamans City and tours Missouri and Kansas assemblies. He will speak at Turner Hall tonight praising the silver movement, criticizing railroads, and condemning the federal judiciary for the imprisonment of Eugene V. Debs.
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Knights of Labor
Kamans City
Kaxsas City
James R. Savaringa
Cit
Scranton
Anaes
Missouri
Kanana
Turner Ball
Ikers
Federal
Eugens V. Debs
Will Probated by Copy After Local Cyclone Loss
The will of AS. Pownell, lost in the May cyclone, has been probated by copy and proven by the party who drew the original and witnesses. The will leaves property and personal effects to the widow for life, naming her executrix without bond. Also mentions piano tuning requests to J. L Sheldon in Haterran. Included ad notices for Santa Fe Route excursions from Kansas City with round-trip fares.
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Halstead
Haterran
AS. Pownell
Arrest of Labor Commissioner Bird sparks heated confrontation
Governor Morrill demanded the resignation of Labor Commissioner Bird after a dispute over office conduct and alleged coercion of clerks. Bird refused, citing innocence, while Attorney General Dawes prepared arrest papers for oppression in office. The issue centers on union favoritism and nonunion worker displacement amid broader political conflict.
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Morrill
W. G. Bird
Bird
John Speer
Dawes
Mer. Bird
Mr. Bird
Is Mon
Speer
Charles E. Bigelow
Prize Fight Alert Near Jamestown Prompted by State Authorities
Town notes report Governor Morrill and Attorney General Dawes acting to stop a prize fight expected near Jamestown in Cloud County. Officials say fighters Prof. Joe Miller and an Icelandic opponent may draw a large crowd and efforts are underway to prevent evasion of law. Separate notices list church services across Topeka area for Sunday including North Topeka Baptist and First Presbyterian with varied morning and evening programs.
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Edwards County
Dyer
Topeka
Frank Hamilton
Hamilton Printing Company
F. H. Hanson
Kinsley Mercury
Dawes
A8 Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Eudorava
Darling
Douglass County
A W. Benson
Benson
Eudora
Horton
Johnson
Allen
Advocate
Pacific Reporter
Onson Cloud County
Morrill
Jamestown
Cloud County
Jewell, Mitchell
Republic
Joe Miller
Leavenworth
Sunday Excursion to Kansas City by Union Pacific
Round trip fare is 1.50 for Sunday June 23 from the Union Pacific depot at 7 46 am to Kansas City with return at 7 50 pm. Special attractions feature St Paul to Kansas City baseball and park attractions in Kansas City. F A Lewis city ticket agent 625 Kansas agenus
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Depot
St. Paul
Kaneas City
F. A. Lewis
Kansas
Kansas City Round Trip Excursion Pricing Noted
A listing shows round trip fare to Kansas City quoted at $1.50 with return, repeating the price twice. Additional line indicates a Sunday excursion on June 23 with a round trip fare of $1.30 under route S457AFE, though details are sparse.
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Atrip
Isouri
Arkansas
South Miseouri
South Missouri
South Sed
Memis
Kanga City
Scott & Hlempuis RA
Missouri
Anansas
J. E Locowoon
Kansas City
Peerless Steam Laundry
Pesrlese Steam Laundry
Meek Island
Beatrice
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A & Owen
Gov. Morrill
Civil
Detroit
Wallace
Hiver Park Park
J. L Sheldon
Santa Fe
Labor
Royal
Cision
National Manufacturing Company of
Secretary of State
H. Stacey
A. Hothenberg
CF. W. Dassier
L. G. Hopkins
W. W. Waite
State House
Ray
J. B. McAfee
Dr. Kirkpatrick
State Board of Health
Aouthern Kansas
North Topeka
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
B. Alderson
D. D
England
Ireland
B. M. Pitts
Grace Cathedral
St. Simon the Cyrenian
Western Avenue
Seventh Street
Canon Miner
Cal ‘Y Mission
Fourth Street
Irving Todd
Westminister Presbyterian Church
E'S Farrand
W. A. McMinn
Oakland M. E Church
Liam
Thoburn
O. H. Call
Lowton Hill
Seabrook
Kingdom of God
Pend
Sunnyside
Tabernacle
Waksrusa
Grove
Rav. J. Stitt
Helpera
Oakland Presbyterian Church
H.S Childe
Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
East Sixth Street
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Kansas Peat
W. A. Ray
First Congregational Church
Lord's Army
Marshall
CW. Kouns
Madison Street Baptist Church
W. F. File
Sliss Flora Fisher
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Atllam
Lewis Haoback
M.E
Tyler and
Fifth Streets
A. Lemkau
A. E. Wagner
Giryd
Kansas Avenue
WESTERN Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cof Ran
Polk
Sta
Makke
Moeser Ice Manufacturing Co
Velenhunes Factory
Polk Sts Feet Esas
Deamer
Stevenson & Go
Havana
Hgualt
John MacDonald
Fopeka
Perfecto
J.M. Knight
Kansas Avenas
North Kansse Avs
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