New Kansas bank commissioner named from Attica
Governor Morrill named A G Jobes of Attica Harper county as the new state bank commissioner to succeed John W Breidenthal. Jobes, inactive in politics, has banking ties at Attica and Medicine Lodge, is a friend of Congressman Chester L Lang, and carries endorsements from Governor McKinley of Ohio. Breidenthal remains in office for two years. topeka intrigue centers on McKinley support and Morrill’s political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
McKinney
Breidenthal
Mold
John W. Breidenthal
A. G Jobes
Attica
Herper County
Gheirmen Cy Leland
Charles F. Johuncs
Cald
State Journal
Dr. Eastman
Jobes
Hue
Medicine Lodge
Chester L Lang
Harper County
William McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
Kansas
Kangus
Major Morrill
Cy Leland
National Committee
Leland
Dnben
Topeka
Will
Supreme Court
Hreldenthal
Board of Public Works
John Seaton
Atchison
O Intimere
Sol Miller
Mr. Seston
Mike Heery
Atchison Orphans’ Home
Onne
W. G. Bird
John Speer
Garden City
Labor Bureau
Speer
Kansas Tribune
Lawrence
Kangan
Howard Archer
Cloud County
Mor
Mocritt
Penitentiary Investigation Committee
Asylum Committee
G. G. Wharton
Prohibition State Central Committee
Ottawa
Citizens
J. T. Moore
W. C. Johnson
Manhattan
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
W. H. Light
Topeka Railway
James Butler
W.S Wait
Board of Charitien
Steward James Butler
CG. A. Black
Penitentiary
Bent Murdock
Otis Sadler
J. W. Wamp Ter
Defalcation case settles as Powell’s friends sued
Judgment for $627 is entered against Charley Holliday Pick Smith James B Clay H L Shirer Frank Mileham W W Webb L G Beal Dick Hodgins and H G Powell in a Topeka district court. The case traces Powell’s embezzlement from Rock Island Depot 1891 1903 and shows friends paid to save him from penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Yeaterday
Charley Holliday
Pick” Smith
James B Clay
H L Shirer
Frank Mileham
W. W. Webb
L G. Beal
Dick Hodgins
H. G. Powell
Charles B. Powell
Modoc Club
Powell
Rock Island
Topeka
Tom Anderson
Rock Island Railway
James Clay
H. Lchirer
Pick Smith
Dick Hins
BM. Curtis
Eignera
Hazen
Cliff Histed
W. A . Bird
Tramp In Possession Of Valuable Knights Templar Medal
A vagrant named J. D. Ellis was jailed for lodging after police found a solid gold Knights Templar medal on him. The cross shaped pin, bearing three diamonds and an emerald, is engraved on the back with the gift from Mt Calvary Commandery No.1 Omaha. Valued at $150 to $200, the item was linked to Gustave Anderson of Omaha and Ellis received a $10 sentence while authorities awaited Mr. Anderson’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ellis
Knights Templar
Gustave Anderson
Mt Calvary Commandery No
Omahe
Anderson
Eulis
Atchison
Omaha
Ellis
New Santa Fe Cut Off Aims For Shorter Line
Ex City Engineer Kingman of Topeka studies a practical Deadvoad route from Panhandle Texas to Albuquerque New Mexico under Santa Fe direction. If found, the line would open rich cattle timber and mining country, cut over two hundred miles from the northern route to California, and avoid steep grades near Raton. Albuquerqde stockyards are being expanded by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
New Mexico
Kingman
Panhandle
Texas
Kansas
Santa Fe
Albuquerqus
N. M
Santa Fe Company
California
Raton
Albuquerqde
Zimmerman Guilty in Beer Sale Case
In police court this morning Frank P. Zimmerman was found guilty of selling beer to Mrs. Tom Hare. He was fined $100 and with attorney E A Wagener immediately appealed the case. His appeal bond of $200 was signed by F. Darein. Go to Texas on Rock Island excursion April 2. tickets about one fair for round trip. Contact Rock Island ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wilson
Rock Island
T. J. Anderson
Powell
Frank P. Zimmerman
Tom Hare
Zimmerman
E A. Wagener
F. Darein
Texas
Bseeany
Barton’s House Entered by Thieves at Center Street
Albert Barton’s home at 728 Center street was broken into last night using a skeleton key. Two men escaped after a confrontation while items such as a suit, cloak, silk vest, lace curtains, a corset, a cloak, and clothing were taken from the front room and later scattered around nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barton
Center Street
Mr. Barton
Sirs
Brennan on the Delta strike denounces police conduct
Chief Brennan in his annual report calls the Delta strike unimportant and notes peace where police were left to act. He cites half grown boys as the main troublemakers and criticizes deputy US marshals for poor conduct amid non union work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crtcaco
Brennan
Delta
United States
Italians Plead Guilty After Rail Car Attempt Near Topeka
Thomas Grome and D Rasseo were caught by Watchman Steele attempting to break into a freight car at Union Pacific yards in North Topeka. An interpreter aided in court, both pleaded guilty, with fines of five dollars each for the pair and a separate five dollar fine for possession of the loaded hammerless revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Grome
D. Rasseo
Union Pacific
North Topeka
Steele
Beggs Gorman Salve for Home Use
Beggs Gorman Salve described as a household remedy for cats burns bruises and inflammation of all kinds offered by W R Hennady with Dr Menninger residing at 425 Greenwood Avenue and telephone BEL listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beggs Gorman
W. R. Hennady
Dr. Menninger
Greenwood Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tomorow
Kansas Avenue
Auverbach & Guettel
Land of Oz
MANX
Emery
The
Capitol
J. M. Rice
Jena University
Germany
State Board of Education
Norris McElfresh
Emporia
Wiley W. Cook
Sarah E. Johnson
Kansas City
Cole
Cook
Flint
Lowman Hill
Topeka High School
Mzayo Mas EE Larra
Frep Larna
Democratic City Central Committee
Democratic
Shawnes Club
Lee Josts
Jarboe & Grant's
Gaylord & Barcley, Tailors
Reedsburg
Palace Clothing Company
Guiot
Rees
Wooal
Bsc
Auerbach & Guettel
K. T
New Santa FE
Ferry
Barton
Vise
Fallin Line
Boston Cash Shoe Store
Sir Kansas Ave
Meg
Cait
Boston
Kansas Ave
Orson Air
Ecelpt
W. W. Gavilé
Garitt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!