Temporary Injunction Denied in Santa Fe Voting Case
Judge Foster denied the temporary injunction to restrain Santa Fe stockholders from voting under a cumulative plan. The ruling voids the plan for director elections and upholds the original charter and 1887 act rights, defeating the Protective Committee and delaying any further appeals.
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G. Poster
Santa Fe
Sacre Fe
Protective Committee
Muster
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Circuit
Ware
General Trace
New York
Henry Wailtaun
Konowity
M. Summerfield
Lawrence
Wollman
Congress
Stat
Foster
Toncreas
Gifti Os
Directors elected at adjourned Santa Fe stockholders meeting
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stockholders met in adjourned session to elect a new board. Governor Thomas A Osborn chaired. Edward J Berwind James A Blair William L Bull BPO Cheney Thomas P Fowler Pat Bonebrake Wilder Topeka chose new directors. Temporary appointments include Mr Pat Bonebrake and Mr Edward Wilder.
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Santa Fe
Afterncott Isi Khert
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railroad
J. J. Prey
Thomas A. Osborn
Gilbowroan
Charlies S Gleed
Dic Recurs
Henry Wallman
Wallman
Gleed
Wellman
Greed
Prazias
Althiough Mn MM
Summerfield
The
Protectives
Edward J Berwind
New York
James A. Blair
Wiliam L
Emmouria
Edward Wilder
Alten Speare
Bustostis
Dhurch of Directors
Thea A. Osburn
Pat Bonstrake
HK Duval
Pickclk Central Railroad
Frog Thine
Board of
Did Not Pardon McKane Governor Denies Report
New York November report claims Governor Flower pardoned Jacob McKane at Sing Sing and released him to flee the country. Flower calls the story fatal and denies any pardon or plan. Sing Sing prison officials say McKane remains confined and the rumor is untrue.
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Gov. Flower Iilicuanity
Thak Bierce
Asnaxy
N. Y
Gov. Plawer
New York
Jolo VY. McKane
Siee Sing
Gov
Flower
Sing Sing
Ho Wat
McKane
Kings County
Grand Jury Session Opens Amid Hopes of Reform
Grand jury convenes Wednesday morning for the star chamber session with many indictments anticipated. Expectation runs high despite past fizzle. officials hope for substantial results amid ongoing efforts to address gambling and questionable establishments in the area.
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Yorciick
Democrats foresee Hill win by large margin in New York
New York voters act in an off year with fair weather forecast and a heated battle between Morton and Hill. Bets run five to two on Morton while Thacher and Hinckley push for Hill plurality of 30,000, with projections ranging up to 60,000 in some counties. Campaigns allege clergy support for reform against Tammany while Grant remains confident in victory amid heavy speculation and betting on results.
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New Yeurs
Weather Bureau
New York City
Saxton
Republican Plains
Juin Boyd Thacher
Major Hinckley
Hill
Morton
Harlem River
Thacher
New
Tammany Hall
Grant
Tammany
Grace
MM. P. Dwyer
Hill Dwyer
Stock Exchange
Hillendo
Richard Croker
Strong
Burglar Trapped by Window Leg in North Topeka
In North Topeka at 722 West 33rd Street Montgomery Manton awakens to a break in by Logan. After a mishandled escape Logan's leg is tied to a table by Manton who chats as dawn comes. Logan is taken to the police. case set for Chesney's Court after the election.
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Jake Hogan
Montgomery Manton
North Topeka
West
Montgomery
Logan
Wintow
Manton
Hogan
Manny
Manson
Megan
Merrill
Chad
Dan
Jake
Anth Hogan
Justice Chesney
Disappointed crowd at Hamilton hall hears speakers
Saturday evening attendance at Hamilton hall fell short of expectations as Jerry Simpson did not appear despite ads. M. Scott He spoke next, followed by John Crosby of Missouri who gave an eloquent address. Republican committee urges voting early, designates a precinct representative, and notes poll hours from nine to six. Cranes and Enviers announce headquarters at 415 Kansas Avenue with telephones for inquiries.
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Hamilton Hall
Jerry Simpson
Simpson
Newton
Topeka
M. Scott
John & Crosby
Missouri
Republicas County Central Committee
Republican Party
Commissioner of Elections
Kansas Avenue
Calle Cranes & Enviers
Pekin in danger as Chinese defend passes against Japanese
In Suaxcuar on November 5 the Chinese army under Gen Sheng fights to hold a mountain pass on the road to Pekin while a Japanese column advances to attack from the rear. Several southern passes remain undefended and foreigners may be asked to leave Pelling. An imperial decree orders the Lian-Klang viceroys to seize Li Hung Chang’s seals at Tie-Tsin. War news also reports ships arriving at Chin Kiang and Chefoo with transports and cargoes.
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Suaxcuar
Gen
Sheng
Chin-Ties Cheng
Pekin
Shung
Matienling
Tien-Tein
Shanhhai-Kwan
Pelling
Tallenwan
Nankin
Lian-Klang
Ties-Tsin
The
Chili
Li Hung Chang
Chine, Waenixeron
Concord
Chin Kiang
Petrel
Chefoo
New Chung
Chicago
Liston
Tangier
Montgomery
New York
Baltimore
Plank No 10 Sparks Split In Chicago Labor
In Cutecacod on November votes 28 to 26 the Trades and Labor Assembly refused to instruct its delegate to support Plank No 10 of the American Federation platform. The plank calls for government ownership of the means of production and distribution, a recurring point of contention in Chicago labor circles.
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Chienge
Cutecacod
Trades and Labor Assembly
Ihe
American Federation of Labor
the Social
American Federation
Chicago
Five Escape From Douglas County Jail Break
Five prisoners escaped from the Lawrence jail yesterday. Sheriff Hindman of Douglas County reported in Topeka, with one captured by a Special Officer in the Square Pe yards, Fred Miller aged seventeen serving a term for arson and larceny. Four others remain at large, suspected to be among vagrants wandering the residence streets. names listed include Bill Dadsley, John Austin, Tom Hunter, and Mott Ryan, with race noted for several.
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Lawrence Gresny
Hindman
Douglas County
Topeka
Saosin
Lawrence
Suare Pe
Fred Miller
Apd
Bill, Dadsley
John Austin
Tom Hunter
Wnd
Most Embarrassed by Death of Russian Czar at Adler Theater
New York November 5 Herr Most delivered a German language sermon at Adler Theater to thank fate for the death of Alexander III. He professed confusion whether to thank God or praise the devil and urged rejoicing at the czar's death. J Gordon echoed radical calls to stamp out the Romanoff dynasty.
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New York
Herr Most
Adler Theater
Czar
Alexander Lit
Rusela
America
J. Gordon
Ruaiang
Henry George predicts Tammany and Hill defeat
Henry George says he will vote against Hill and Tammany, arguing they symbolize corrupt political machines. He believes both will be badly beaten, and that a change in leadership could mend democracy. Chan F. Spencer and A. O. Garvey depart for Washington and New York on a brief business trip.
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Tasamany
Hil
Tammany
Chan F. Spencer
A. O. Garvey
Washington
New York
Election Returns and Night Coverage Planned by State Journal
The State Journal announces election night plans with live returns and crowd coverage. The paper aims to present undecorated results and voter sentiment the day after the vote, while a Stark Johnson exhibit is displayed on a large canvas outside the publication office.
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WIM
Sotiaxat
Partinas
Jocumar
Mrs Peck Wuiss Telegram on Funeral Arrangements
A telegram from Geneve informs that George Ro Peck is gravely ill and will be brought home on the steamer La Pourwioe. Family plans to remain at home today while the funeral offices receive further directives.
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Can Féueral
George Ro Peck
Fiat
Geneve
Miss Anthony in talks on election at Metrejattien Pall
Miss Anthony arrived yesterday from Clay County as the guest of Mrs Henry dull. She spoke to crowds about temperance suffrage and Prohibition politics. Anthony urged voters to support the Populist program and warned against apathy among women.
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Sisan
Anthony
Clay Cwitor
Henry Dull
Atreet
Rupert
Panamens
Aopen
Walle
Dence
Menton
Bern
Huart
Womsh
St John
Leavenworth
Rome
St. John
Tomorr
Walt Ant
Kansas
Leland Seeks Support in Fourth District Vote
Chairman Cyrus Leland signals continued push in the Fourth District as campaign efforts run toward Saturday. He pledges to back the party, noting county figures and potential reductions in support, with aims to secure a substantial mobilization and turnout.
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Cyrus Leland
Lean State Central
Ngurioe
Sinodig
Curtis
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