Among Railroad Men Join Western Passenger Association
Wisconsin Central caught making three reduced rates from Chicago to New York. Union Pacific Denver Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western join the Western Passenger Association. Utah plots spark refusals to join amid disputes over city rates. Wisconsin Central carried 31 percent to New York but failed to secure the transcontinental partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
New York
Chiweo
Union Pacific
DeiVer
Rio Grande
Grande Western
Weatert Passenger Association
Uneve
Utah
Agin- Yesuvistien
Wisrwtsin Central
New Fork
Seomimde
WICKERSON NOTES ON WEDDING AND ACCIDENT REPORT
Wednesday evening May 2 a wedding to Mr Frank Wrath and Carrie Van Buskirk occurred at 8 oclock at the Episcopal church. The report mentions staff from the local school and city officials and notes a horse accident near Great Bend with injuries. Several officials and supervisors were in the city Wednesday morning for various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wrath
Tope
Carrie MM van Buskirk
Tclock
Woodward
Senate
Nan Booth
Avery Turner
Bouts
Tu Re
Walter Booth
Great Bend
Ghiourie
John Te
Ant Harvey
Amues
Talo
Averyars
Hahrorkck
Dan
Archer
Enernett Earl
Arning
New Car Coupler Invented for Mount Salina May Debut
An inventor from Mount Salina unveils an automatic car coupling with a lever and spring mechanism. The device aims to simplify linking cars while a local shop owner demonstrates the contraption amid city officials, who halt a test near the rail line. Brazil police seize the freight engine bound for a southern railway company after a station trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
Mount Salina
Bilas
Shihium
Pa hsons Railroad Men Organizer Club Meeting Report
A Friday night gathering of the Pahsons Railroad Men organizer club drew about 30 attendees. The session reviewed membership interest and outlined plans to expand mutual aid among railroad workers, with emphasis on organizing efforts and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club For Mutual Benefit
Haye
Parsgs
Max Si
In Darkest Africa Munren disease cure claim
An advertisement-like fragment touts Munren's Homocapative Ome cure as a universal remedy for pain and sickness. It includes vague testimonials from supposed patients, naming locations and sellers, and promises a free sample. The prose is garbled and hard to verify. The piece lists alleged cures for rheumatism and catarrh and mentions distributors and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munren
Club announces new member intake and committee appointments
The club outlines temporary officers and permanent committees. J. B. Melville and James Galvin are named to a special committee to interview MM K. T. railway officials regarding the club. Ware is chosen to interview officers of the MM K. and T. railway about the club's matters.
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Gesiroma Gf
Brea Shattack
Cheirman Aid
J. B. Melviie
James Galvin
Ware
MM. K. & T. Railway
Bruce Lynch's Joe Ex Warden Seeks Santa Fe Agent Post
Sir Bruce Lynch has been named western Hive Block agent for the Santa Fe with headquarters at Pueblo and jurisdiction toward the Stubhin. Lynch, once warden of the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, will not withdraw from the race.
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Bruce Lynch
Joe
New Santa Fe
Western Hive
Santa Fe
Will
Pueblo
Stubhin
Lynch
Frisco
Dty
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Mining outlook and rail plans in Red River district
Mey T9-C of the A. T&S. F. notes a potential large mining carrier in the Red River district after two trips through the region. Santa Fe plans a branch soon but the announcement is premature. Side tracks statewide valued at 200 by the state board. Kinass City, Kansas excluded.
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Santa Fe
Higginson
Riptey
T&s. F
Red River
Maxwell City
State Board of Assessors
Kinass City
Kan
Mys
Kansas
Kansas City Vigil on Spotters Isolated
In Kansas City a church prayer meeting discusses police complications. Oliver Whitehead, tied to a saloon incident, faces trial tomorrow after a spotter's report. A drive to reinstate him prompts police commissioners to be urged by a First Presbyterian committee. Whitehead was a Populist congressional candidate in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
First Presbyterian Church
Oliver Whitehead
King of the Moonshiners Convicted in Raleigh Court
John L Davis dubbed king of the moonshiners was convicted and sentenced to 14 months in Albany prison plus a $500 fine in Raleigh. Described as the worst looking prisoner, his age, number of wives and 23 children are noted amid details of his moonshining career and repeated arrests since 1870.
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John L Davis
Raleigh
Ralvken
M.D
Joh 1
Davis
Albany
Day
Monroe County
Eix
Tivi
Myore County
Milbank Gift Enables New Hall at Teachers' College
New York banker Jeremiah Milbank has offered to fund a $250,000 building at the Teachers' College on Morning side Heights. The Milbank Memorial Hall will honor his parents Blth Milbank and Jeremiah Milbank, while he serves as a trustee of the college. The project nears completion and will be named for the donor's family.
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Milbank
Teachers' College
Newee
Teachers’ College
Morningside Heights
Joseph
New York Bank
Jeremiah
Maren
Mineral Water and Band Concert Announced at Garden Park
The Mineral Water company promotes its product as the finest in the west and urges people to try it. A high quality program has been arranged for the Band concert at Garden Park tomorrow with W. Phillips located at 612 West Eichth Avenue coordinating details.
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W. Phillips
W. Eichth
Garde Park
Topeka High School Holds 2nd Annual Commencement
Sixteen boys graduate alongside thirteen girls as Topeka High School stages its second annual commencement. The crowded audience enjoys music by the orchestra and a speech by Dr. W. A. Quaste of Kansas City. Notable graduates read essays and deliver orations in Latin Greek English German and science courses with honors and post graduate aims.
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Topeka High School
Ghaiduetes
Elvine
Misa Caroling
Baum
Tee Boloe
W von Dahlen
Miss Baum
Anka Marie Nellis
Grace Weian
W. A. Quaste
Kansas City
Daisy May
Besay
Pas Phat
Caritatign
Cox Marie A. Gregne
Arya
Elina Jean Miomos
Bration Ac
Asec
Herbert
Curry
Samuel Ady Thesim
Edwin Newton Brown
I. Chamberlain
Tubbe
Lalita
Pearl Carr
Archie Sumner Pullen
Stex-Cerman OG Dration
Gaverbinant
George H. Uvermyer
Port-Gradlata
Rvnl
Mesgert
Teachers Chosen for Coming Year by School Boards
The board of education elected the following teachers for the ensuing year. John Le Williams Viola emus Laura L Le Bark ey BF Byer Alice Patterson Anna S Douglas EH J Heacock Lillian B Freeman Bessie Uoughton Anna Murghy Mrs M W Grantachat A Simarwell Edith Moore Lenore Henry Mabel Miller Ellen Hearthburs Anne Kelley Magd Pal Mipani Hertha White Sue Stevenson Irene W Lane School S GQ Watking M E Leneston David DéFrants Mattie Fare Quincy school W H Weight Miller
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Board of Education
John le Williams
Viola Emus
Laura L. le Barkey
BF. Byer
Alice Patterson
Anna S. Douglas
EH. J. Heacock
Lillian B. (Freeman
Bessie Uoughton
Anna Murghy
M.W
Grantachat
A. Simarwell
Edith Moore
Lenore Henry
Mabel Miller
Eilen Hearthbu
Resignation and transfers noted in district school boards
The article lists numerous teachers and students across many schools with notes on resignations and vacancies. It includes transfers and appointments, real estate transfers, and public notices. Names, towns, and school sections are profiled, followed by community notices and a medical testimonial.
Webb McNal Causes Insurance Payers to Settle
State House news notes a case where William Green, a Black resident of Wabaposee county, faced a life sentence for inability to pay court costs. Judge Thomson ordered jail time until fines were paid, but Governor Leedy granted clemency freeing Green. Green had lived in a hut on disputed river land near Alma and resisted court orders, delaying eviction.
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William Green
Leedy
William Thomson
Bor Jingame
Green
Alma
Thomson
Themson
Dave
Greet
Vance Receives Full Insurance Payout After Fire Loss
Insurance officials informed Vance that National Phoenix and American Central policies paid in full for J. W. Warner's destroyed stock. Attempts to settle below face value were rejected. McNall notified insurers to ensure proper settlement, and later agents offered 500 each which Vance refused before final settlement.
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Webb McNail
Herington
National
Phoenix
American-Central
Face Nord Ty J. W. Warner
Mercnandie
Ines
Mr. Vance
Abeles
Esse
McNall
Spmpantes
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Sony
Pahsons Railroad
Africa
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Gaston
Ewa
Marnyou
Uy EB Parker
Lincoin Street
Leia Mounyun
Matelphia
Red River Road
Russia
Sun
Odessa
Wasfrat
OF the Moonshiners
Margaret H. Haggate
Mildred Snow
Ira Shaw
Dee Redden
Phesiacat
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Peesi
Valsy May Griges
Treacher
Agia Mts Notte
Cin Orator
Gro
E. Gnermynis
Roy
Dales M. Grani
Foderick Sheldon
Cless Historien
Anna M. Neitia
Vine
Archne
Clase Esedviet
A. Gennes
Nesey Grace Mo Wrich
West Point
Maddux
Lylo Gardner
Manette Burdee
Ida M. Tusigr
Laura Holland
Trace Rove
Kitule Delman
Kate Strithy
Lincoln Schovi
M. Ia Pieid
Maggie So Mitchell
Animk M. Hagar
Tau MM. Stanfield
Carrie Goddard
Dollie Lmariit
Ani Payne
Kate Donnell
June T. Cleland
Blanche Stewart
Brapner Schonl
J. H. McBride
Danny Hunter
Fannie Georges
Eva Lehrer
Bessie Maxwell
Maria Lewis
Mayme Hunter
Mary L. Cochran
Roberta Snyder
Maillaon School
Reuben HH. Wade
Sawyer
Nora Sexton
Eilen
Florence Gries
Hulk School
Linda T.aines
Ciara & Laubach
Isadore Kirk
Tassie J. Davis
Lida Macferrin
Flora A. Bunker
Euclid
Elizabeth Tharp
Ida Hosack
Sue. Benton
Mante Moore
Loverman $S
Fenvila Dana
Harriet McCoy
Ida M. Zeliers
Barharso
F. Clinkscale
Jans A. Past
Mary A. Jamison
Dora H. Walking
Sumnet
Mary
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Gerett
Ane
Helen T. Butterfield
Maytwith
Susan H. Reeves
Elmora McCay
Biss Martie
Buchner
Desds
Dane T. Cleland
Sue Stevenson
John Buchsehacher
Golden Avenue
Bust Hall
J. Thomas
Ciara A. K. Atkinson
Turks County
Pennsylvania
Liberty Street
Venls
Tyler Street
Huntoon
Alcy Speelman
C. & Matthews
Jackson Street
I Wineberger
George A. Watson
Christian Church Association
Lane
C. B
Merriam
Annie B. Phenis
Atnetin
J. P's
J. B. Beatty
City of
Chanute
J. W. Buchssen
EL. Miller
Mission Township
Johnsen
J.P. Howe
W. A. Ness
Jackson Township
Lyon County
Eae
E Willar
Lowman Hill Kiederzaken
de Westfield Ind
Frank McAvoy
L. Nla. 2
Ry. Bere
Aweyler
State House
Gov
Wm. Green
Wabaunsee County
Webb McNal
State Departments
Vance
McNail
Tnsurance Companies
Gov. Leedy
Florence
Lenty
Eat Oe Pees
Henney Buggy Co
Troy
Warner & Potter
Nepositony Chder
Mamilton Balt
East Sixth Street
Araaaal
E.G, Kinley, T. F, Lanrar, Kinley & Lannan
ASE
Movans Cigar
Sela
Att Dee Geo. Bursber
Ave
Keeley Kansas City
Institute
Kestey
Keeley
Lindon Depot
Lertines
Keeley Institute
Ss. Townsend & CO
Y. MC
East Highth Street
A. Chaney
Telephone
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