Bank President Bids Five Day Fund Drive For Fall Festival
Bank president Bonebrake declares he can raise all needed festival funds within five days if permitted to appoint his own assistants. Santa Fe Celebration faces no opposition as organizers push ahead with plans.
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Topeka to Welcome President E P Ripley for Festival
President E P Ripley is due in Topeka tomorrow to rally support for a major festival marking the Santa Fe Railroad milestone. Local officials and business leaders back the celebration, hoping it boosts state pride and regional commerce, with political and corporate figures urging broad participation.
Trope praised as state’s biggest employer and tax payer
The Journal notes Trope as the largest corporation in the state owning vast property and paying substantial taxes. President Ripley supports the plan, urging Santa Fe residents to back the effort to boost capital and industry and attract thousands to the celebration.
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Festival Fever Grips Topeka For 600-Plus Visitors
Kansas towns rally for a big regional festival as 600 visitors and 610 soldiers are expected, belted by leaders like Andy Manifold and Joe Cadden. Beloit eyes larger crowds than two years past with Topeka preparing a major celebration drawing about 10 000 people. Local hope is that festivities will boost hotels and shops across the region.
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Conference clash over freight rates prompts protest
The state board and Kunene representatives plan a joint session tomorrow at 1 o clock to tackle a proposed freight rate schedule. Officials warn reductions must be meaningful to avoid harming coal and grain sectors while opposing cuts that shift costs to consumers. The committee pledges no compromise and seeks substantial rate reductions.
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Attempted appeal in murder case seeks stay of execution
A. W. Aswell seeks relief after conviction for the murder of his wife in Marton Astiel. The case, presided by Judge J. D. Mecca, centers on potential new proceedings that could affect the man’s life sentence in state prison.
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Uahetie Cnuney
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Uae
Fred
J.D. Mecca
Turkey and Ottoman Forces Move Amid East Crisis
London reports indicate 7,000 Turkish troops may be sent to Thessaly. The sultan is urged to keep control of the province as powers demand a Constantinople conference. Vienna notes advise appointing a military governor with extraordinary powers and concentrating forces at Aleppo.
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Missing whaler seen near Alaska what became of General Siglin
A May 21 report from Port Townsend states the whaling schooner General Siglin, waiting for Wand Talend, Alaska, was shelved by the revenue cutter Perry while heading north. The derelict schooner is drifting ashore near Queen Charlotte Island with a strong box secured, crew details missing.
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Queen Chuehutia
Powers Submit Conditions for Peace With Turkey and Greece
The powers issued a collective note to the Turkish government urging conditions for a permanent peace between Turkey and Greece. The note includes terms for a cession and a new understanding. The Turkish government is expected to respond soon as negotiations with ambassadors continue at Constantinople.
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Love That Murdered Husband and Two Women Scheme
A St Louis incident details Mrs May Campbell awaiting truth about her husband with Maud Devers. Campbell and Maud planned a divorce setup to gain lover, leading to a fatal shooting when May fired multiple rounds. Campbell survived wounds and walked to hospital. Devers was injured.
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Kin to Cincinnati Curtain Drops in a Shocking Stabbing Tale
In a drama unfolding at a city hospital a wounded man recalls shooting his wife Maud Devere and another woman, while the accused Mrs Campbell gives a sobering account of jealousy and murder plot. The incidents center on Tom Campbell, his wife Maud Devere, and their entangled relationships, with police custody and court action following.
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Topeka Grows with New 50 Foot Block on Kansas Ave
Topeka eyes growth as Dr Hogeboom and C E Jewell begin side by side builds on Kansas Avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets. A 25 foot front brick upper story project, plate glass fronts, and mortared facades will mark the first new business block, with a total estimated cost around $14,000 and several other shops planned along Eighth Street and Jackson Street. Samuel Fintinas the grocer will erect a building, L S Wood & Son handle p ny the plans, and occupancy is hoped before fall.
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Jeltz Stabs Man Report From Topeka Editor's Fallout
An unknown assailant stabbed a man in Topeka according to a garbled report from Great Gend. Will Jelts, editor of the State Sector, left for Colorado after a spree of troubling events. A reporter later encountered Jelts overwhelmed by grief and insisted Will planned reconciliation with his wife amid financial strains.
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Chandler's Anti Trust Rider to Tariff Bill Proposed
Senator Chandler proposes an amendment to the tariff bill adding an antitrust clause extending the act to prohibit unlawful restraints and monopolies to all carriers and parties in transport contracts. He warns it could be attached to the bill if Pettigrew's antitrust measure and a pooling amendment move forward, aiming to prevent pooling through the tariff process.
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Doc Brown Loses Cake Walk Title in Kansas City Contest
In Kansas City at the Third Regiment Armory Doc Brown, famed Missouri andworld cake walker, competed against Henry Brown of Kansas and Albert Collins of St Louis. Despite dramatic posing and audience money, Collins won first place with Brown of Kansas second and Doc Brown third amid cheers and showy antics.
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El Capitan to Present Hopper Comedy Opera Night
The El Capitan presents a zumba of entertainment Wednesday evening at the Grand. By swale Hopper and a star company perform Melcamian, with famed marches and highlights by John Philly Bousk and a witty troupe. Hopper, his wife, Nella Bergen, Alice Teitsner, and others headline. Box office opens Monday for reserved seats.
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Jail Breaker Pardoned in Wilton County Case
Governor Leedy pardons Guibert the one armed soldier jailed for breaking out of Wilton county jail. Ex Congresssman Judson aided the pardon amid petitions by officers and citizens. The sheriff allegedly assisted an escape linked to a minor offense and unpaid debt. Universal civic wish noted for clemency. 1,000 tailors win concessions after strike. Mayer Schoenfeld comments four weeks to settlement. Laxard Freres to ship 30,000 in gold to Europe with 4,000 from subtreasury awaiting transfer from San Francisco.
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Trial of Haremeyer Under Way as Lawyers Wrangle
At the ongoing court session lawyers wrangle over motions as the Haremeyer trial proceeds. The proceedings focus on admissibility and evidentiary issues, with the defendant's representation contesting key filings and the prosecution outlining its theory of the case.
Trial of Havemeyer Brings Senate Testimony Debate
Washington May 25 A trial against H C Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining company continues. Witnesses from the Senate committee and stock broker Verton H Chapman appear but do not testify. The defense challenges the admissibility of senate records and stenographic notes as evidence.
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Yellow fever fears aboard Colon prompt quarantine
The Panic Mall steamer Colon arrived from Panama and Way ports and was ordered into quarantine. Passengers from the isthmus brought reports of fever aboard during the crossing, with several deaths before isolation, as officials feared yellow fever but later deemed the risk contained after vaccination and clearance.
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Beet sugar factory plans expand in United States
In Milwaukee on May 25 Card G. Com reports a new beet sugar factory company formed with foreign principals. It aims to enter manufactors, establish offices in Burns, heads, and set branches in every sugar beet growing state, signaling industrial expansion and experienced leadership.
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Awards Postponed Over Absence of Governor and Attorney General
Executive committee delays opening bids for state house contracts until tomorrow afternoon due to the governor's absence in Saint Paul and the attorney general's absence in St. Louis. If members deem it necessary, bids may be reissued for diagonal walks and asphalt coverings for current walks and drives. readvertising will proceed as needed.
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