State Convention Plans Face Delays and Debates
Cy Leland in the city discusses timing for the state convention with Abr Leland and others. The prospect of moving the convention earlier is weighed against limited participation and political maneuvering as candidates, including Morrill, seek renomination. The article traces expectations for turnout, dates, and the impact on the governor's prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Jqnenul
Are Central
Abr
Leland
Secaue
Lowis
Acland
Patronia
Ross
Severnor Bieri Fame
Eerie
Morrill
Sami Peters
Ofoe Dam
Tim Sapp
Deland
Leavenworth Pines
Shmvegn
Morril
Phan Be
Deitts
Marril
Perm
Carl
Unclear text on Gov Morrill candidacy and election
Fragmentary OCR report mentions Gov Morrill and gubernatorial race with confusion over name presentation and political reaction. No clear events, dates, or quotes can be confirmed from the readable fragments. The piece references Simpson and a general election context, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norill
Simpson
Morrill
St Journal Toorier Sparki
Tucker Not to Run for Representative from Douglas
Fragmented item reports Mr Tucker declining a run for Douglas County representative and naming individuals such as Jatsike veweot and 0 Finley. It mentions Hankin as a former representative and references state officials and a convention, with unclear details due to OCR errors.
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Douglas
Deuxias County
Cms
Tucker
Toni Gue
Tuer
Aaya
Thas
Shue
Abe Tee Fithal
Pirtotnine
Nitty
Question on who can beat Barrist in the upcoming race
Fragmentary report outlines opposition to Jack FeSce rons resmuing iy Mie Sena Seva ti be baine x hare sivae ta ieding the proper man to pit against Jide Diserte at Oat. Article mentions constitutional ineligibility and court rulings, with scattered references to Kansas City politics, county attorney Lisheut, and a proposed platform.
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Jack FeSce
Seiene
Sauas
Ted
Uae
King
Kansas City
Pomtree
Pantral
Lisheut
Dowielick
Dowielick For No Terms, Be Ei Uitht For Ge Seuana Mistrict Nomination. Bishop Ly
Lsvonshirres
Alcohol Debate Dominates Second District Meeting
Dr Warriner and others argue alcohol harms medicine while dissenting physicians insist it has stimulatory value. Bishop Millsack presides at Bethany confirmations as figures discuss temperance and stimulant use. News notes include William Brush injured from a stair fall and a special sale on hats at 620 Kansas Ave.
Railway Officials Observe Compressed Air Demonstration
Railroad machinery leaders from Great Northern and Santa Fe visit Topeka to inspect compressed air systems used in shop operations. J. C. Patts of Great Northern tours Santa Fe shops with John Pluser and George W. Smith, praising the demonstration and planning future plant installations in St. Paul and Brainard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
J. C. Patts
Methennual
Great Northern Raileey
Topeka
Santa Fe
St. Paul
Brainard
Pattes
John Pluser
George W- Smith
Mechanical and Operating News From Santa Fe Division
Firemen Georges Feriear and Arthur Hobart are unavailable due to illness and other duties. Crew transfers include Edward Lenn and John Clark moving to Situ for Chicago St Joe division service, and Chin division firemen from Ft Madison joining local operations. A Topeka run of 16 double decked sheep cars arrived after a lengthy journey, with multiple crews listed for upcoming eastern service and maintenance work.
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Georges Feriear
Santa Fe
Sanne
Arthur Hobart
Tesdmes
Gutins
Cofly
Santa Pe
Hie
Cédar Junction
Iney
Joe Young
Switehmurdé
Senta Fe
Mhndale
Kan
Bert Sutherland
Sana Fe
Eit
Aes
Chicago
Philadel
New York
Sents Pr
Edward Lenn
John Clark
Topeka
Chin Division
Ft Madison
Bupriver Chirts Meriteie
Santa Poin Chiargesf
Ompetta
Even Inc.Rieginerr Moetinsi
Exaperta
Pneumatic Crane Installed at Santa Fe Shops
A pneumatic crane about 25 feet high was built at the Santa Fe shops in Tan Ely and placed beside the storehouse tracks. The crane, described as a mechanical effort, is to assist handling and operations, replacing older equipment and aiding material movement across the yard.
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Bante Fe
Tanely
Competesed Mir
Smith
Feaicoller
Siops
Promoted Yardmaster and Reduced Rail Fares Across Kansas
Master Mechanic 6 Smith signs. Thomas H Stewart promoted from engine foreman to yardmaster of Santa Fe at Atchison replacing Alfred Walden who moves to Las Vegas. Several staff changes follow with Georgi McLeurin and others mentioned. Western Passenger Association authorizes reduced rates for events across Kansas. New air testing plant opens in Santa Fe machine shops area. Santa Fe passenger service shows modest growth with Pullman sleepers attached to No 2. Agent Staples transferred from Travelay to Burdrite, effective July.
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Santa Fe
Atchison
Thomas H. Stewart
Santa Pe
Santa Pepards
Alfred Walden
Las Vegas
Mr Stewart
Eesume
Hs Dew
Georgi McLeurtiin
Western Passenger Association
University
Lecompton
Kent
Canuel Mertine
Kansas
Lindsborg
Kan
Bharsis City
Milascar State Gate
Kansans City
Staples
Heath T Bs Staples
Travelay
Crate City
Ei Sreed
W. F. Kerfoot
Meent
Murdetts
Btaples
End Kerfoot
Agence
A Worn Out Fad Promotes Digestive Aids
An old ad text warns against quack remedies like spring medicines blood purifiers and tonics. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a plant based digestant containing pepsin and fruit salts. After meals these tablets aid digestion and strengthen the stomach, claiming superiority to secret patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stomach Disease Booklets and Aid Claims Amid Reports
An early 20th century dispatch notes requests for medical books from Steart Co and mentions a story about Mrs Adeline Mtoonby returning cured after treatment at a facility. The report describes women attendants, bed care, and a claim that patients at the institution are never abused, with a superintendent asserting best practice and patient discharge only when cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Mtoonby
Bho
Ograwatomie
Patiaite
Girls as Walkers Clash Over Abducted Child Case
In Topeka a troubled 11 year old Mareie Dawson fled with Maud Boot after a dispute with her mother Mrs Tooth. Mareie walked the Saline to Meriden then stayed with relatives before returning Monday night tearful. Authorities note the lengthy march spurred by family strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareie Dawson
North Topeka
Maud Boot
Meriden
Sonita seeks a station on the railroad line
Railroad Commission visits to inspect requests from residents seeking a new railroad stop. Petitioners near a town claim need for service and officials travel south of Otathe toward Memphis to investigate. Local officials and residents press for a halt and hearings follow.
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Railroad Commission
Ramoel T. Howe
Ralheoy Dominion
Holt
Johndon
Bont
Memphis
Simpaon
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