Amid Railroading Claim, Two Men Reinstated
Biave Been Reinstated as It Now Appears They Were Not Guilty of Defrauding the Company Other Railroad News Pertaining to Kansas Men and Matters Agent Wile and Conductor Ryan discharged for implication in a hay shipment fraud have been reinstated. Wile and Ryan appealed to General Superintendent Mudge in Topeka who investigated and found no real involvement. Ryan learned the cars were reportedly empty. Wile had not prepared way bills but received a satisfactory explanation. Wile placed at Hunnewell and Ryan assigned to run head before his re discharge. West Pardy Wellington Freight Clerk Igon and Yardmaster Cook will not be reinstated.
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Wile
Ryan
Panta Fe
Cherokee Strip
Wellington
Hyan Cams
Topeka
Mudge
Cate
Wila
Notte Don
Agenington
Hunnewell
Hyan
Bia Re Douse
West Pardy
Igon
Yardwaeter Cook
District Court
Ts Templar
Marshall’ Band
Col. A
BH. Pearsoll
Fort Scott
Union Mining Company
Galena
Supreme Court
E. Gann
Maron
Sharitt
United States
Etreult Court Limest
Uutmen
Thomas Keene
Bute
C. A
Cassius
Merganthaler
Naturali Iia
Echmar
Prorat
A. D. Hubbard
Hamlton Printing Company
Hamilton
Lee Jovies
The
Elks
Lee
Titty Nave
New State Temperance Union
Keene
C. Knowles
Julia M. Clark
Kansas Avenue
Hazen
Raymond Hitt
Hitt
Sloan
State House
EH. Snow
Hamilton Printing Company
Baker
Street Railway Company
Potwin
E. G. Smith
Banta Fe
W. A. Coats
Arkafisas Valley Town and Land Company
Job Goode
Kiela Street
Dirk Cooley
St. Louis
van der Ahe
Browns
Topka
Chanute Santa Fe Employes News and Personal Notes
Chanute items report votes and personal updates among Santa Fe employees at that point. Ed Wall’s sickness, J L Barses surveying a division, and Thomas illness are noted along with travels of J W Fox and A W Fox. McConnell’s Fourth of July duties, McFadden at a B of L gathering, and Patrick Ashe’s extended summer visit to Ceneda are listed. Fifty engineers attended Mrs Parker’s funeral. E Lawton will move to Ottawa for a new post. W Lospier will work the 365 passenger run between Cassots and Kansas C ity. J Gabriel, Emporia baseball star, will play for Emporia again this season. Tumkins and Plomer’s hunting trip and Lan Mason selling the Chanute restaurant for Iowa move are mentioned.
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Stats Journal
Claaste Herofter
Ed Wall
J. L Barses
Koaaster Thomas
Agale
Hiestler J. W. Fox
A. W. Fox
Missouri
Er-Tan Henry McConnell
McFadden
B of L. E
Tranatt
Patrick Ashe
Ceneda
Ocher Point
Mra
D.G. Parker
Eer Parker
St Meline
Mindoy Tralamen E. Lawton
Biz
Ottawa
Treisman W Lospier
Chanute
Casuots
Kensas
Seate Fe
Strong City
Jolin Garbiel
Emporia
Jola
Tumkins
Drademen Plomer
Lan Mason
Fuporia
Iowa
Dom Grows Threatening Meets Mrs Dom on the Street
Ex-lawyer and embezzler W. E. Dom remains free enough to roam nightly in the county area while paying a fine by daily labor. A disturbance on Seventh Street reportedly involved Mrs Dom and another woman warning a man she would confront him if seen with more men, then Dom and her companion fled and hid as an angry man allegedly pursued them.
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Dom
W. E. Dom
Ead
Down Seventh Street
Bac
LODGE OF WOBBLERS FORM TOPEKA WHEELMEN
Topeka hosts a new lodge of Wobblers among the Wheelmen with officers elected including Weary Wobbler and other names from Lawrence. The notes reference a noisy theatre night and a prophecy about Pike's Peak monument and local election plans set for April 6.
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Topeka
R. C. Manley
Charlies Elwell
Lute Thrasher
Lawrence
Westy Wobbler
J. B
Topeka Snapshots Reveal April Elections And Local Happenings
In Topeka a parade of notes covers public actions and social quirks. April 11 patrolman elections, April term court start, and April 7 supreme court assignments loom. Bicyclists everywhere, torn trousers cited, and a range of civic notes from wind damage to real estate transfers and theater plans paint a busy municipal scene.
Mayor and attorney clash over court proceedings
The scene features the mayor reacting to a jury’s deliberations as Don M Dickinson accuses him of attempting to influence justice. The mayor demands an explanation while Dickinson insists the mayor cannot interfere with court proceedings. The exchange ends with the mayor staring at Dickinson and turning away.
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Jude Steere
Jurgem
McMilan
Don M. Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Questioning Jones of Reform School Over Familial Quarters
A reader accuses Jones the reform school assistant superintendent of keeping his whole family at state expense to jeopardize Superintendent Howell. The letter suggests Jones aims to force a political shift by using state resources for relatives and portrays this as a reuse of Populist malpractices.
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Jones
Reform School
Jeter
Howell
Richard a Poor Play Ready for Staged Fame Debate
Tragedian Thomas Keene says stage struck youths should try acting, noting he has received letters from hundreds of aspiring actors. He advises starting in classic drama, praising Richard as a trusted friend while commenting on public taste and the theater’s elusive ease. Keene, 55, with 34 years on stage, reflects on retirement and the challenges facing actors during bad economic times.
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Thomas Keene
Kansas City
Milton
John BE
Harry Sullivan
Washburn
John
Mr. Keene
Tie Han
Go McKinley
Svengall
Aagedian
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Polonius
Keene
Pingree and Dickinson in Detroit court scene
In Wayne circuit court Louis Warfield and William A. Jackson trustees sued Wil Nam A. Boland of Reston and Frank A. Barnaber of Providence. As the judge prepared to charge the jury Mayor Pingree entered, shook hands with several attendees, and drew attention with his imposing presence and public stance.
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Detroit
Mareh S1
Wayne Circuit Court
Louis Warfield
William A. Jackson
Hugh McMillan
Detroit Electrical Works
Wil Nam A. Boland
Reston
Frank A. Barnaber
Providence
United States
Ben- Aior McMillan
Pingres
Boland
Pingree
Indica
Payne Divorce Suit Filed in Fort Scott Court
Mrs Minnie F Payne sues Albert Bigelow Payne for absolute divorce citing gross neglect and cruelty and adultery in New York. They married in 1885 no children, aim to restore Mrs Payne’s surname Minnie F Schultz and secure alimony.
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Albert Bigelow Payne
Fort Scott
Mra Minnis F. Payne
District Court
Payne Aleges
New York City
Minnie F. Schultz
Mr. Payne
Western Authors and Artiste’ Club
Richard the Third at Grand theater marked by decline
A review criticizes Keene as America’s greatest tragedian past his prime in a sparsely staged Richard the Third at the Grand. Noting weak applause, misprinted London street setting, and misfit costumes, the piece highlights aging cast members and limited production, with several actors praised for merit and experience.
Crop Report Highlights Varied Winter Wheat Prospects
The April crop report from Orange Judd Farm shows winter wheat conditions improving, with Kentucky Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania cited. Wisconsin remains dry while Kansas offers the best outlook due to good stand color and ample moisture.
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Wisconsin
Kansaa
Cutcace
Orange Judd
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kansas
California
Kentucky
Illinois
Buried Treasure Clue Tied to Luther Woodfurd Farm Chart
Administrator Bolmer seeks a chart said to locate gold or jewels hidden on Luther Woodfurd's farm. The legend links a sickness memory to a treasure map uncovered in Pentai-vania, claiming a vast sea treasure lies between England and India. An advertisement for malt beverage appears.
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Administrator Bolmer
P. Bélmar
Luther Woodhed
Wowlord
Pentayi- Vania
Golne
Tnanty KU
Wedford
England
India
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Wellington Santa Fe
Biave
Santa Fe
Strong City Notes
Lodge OF Wobblers
Opere House
Theopars
Pike's Peak
Dexven
Moin
Palace
Bannockburn
Edinborough
Aveehebach
Guettel
Richard
ACME
Taylor
East Seventh ST
Pingree and Dickinson
Dr. Hand
Eurexa
Kan
Hanne’ Colle
Mra EB
M. Hill
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth
State Journal
London
Grand
Richard I
the Grand
Mrs. Baker
Duchess of York
Mir Taylor
Tressel
Dogsets Dry Goods Siore
Lowel
Buck Ingham
Catesby
Hennig
Richmond
Laumiry
Coun
Jets
J. K Jones
Drugzist
Ladies’ Crescent
the Crop Report
West Std
Kitchell & Marburg
Luther Woodfurd
Anheuser-Busch
Grocern
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