Court Threats Over OsKaloosa Santa Fe Appointment
A legal dispute arises in Oskaloosa involving a Santa Fe property and a misattributed threat by a lawyer named Keeler. The case centers on a conservatorship or trusteeship appointment with implications for a court action and potential sale of the Santa Fe property at auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Santa Fe
Rinnes
Lamba
Rint Fermal
Henry Forster
Stalinial
Authrites
Lotmie
Jules Wee
Uae
Herve
Willer
Federal
Ievirr
Bagi Eerena
Colorado
Ballot Count and Local Election Confusion in Garnett
Voters face ballot confusion as Garnett county official results spark questions about candidates including Musford Hehninwe and Jude Kepenover. The issue hinges on counts, ballots, and potential misread tallies affecting the center of the Wanker race and local judiciary selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudee Schooneves
Garnett
Denton
Scott
Wouney
Mylbent
Wattbon
Te Wiberalian
Jeallert
Eleetin
Lites Musford
Kore
Panic at National Hotel Endangers Patrons
A large caliber revolver discharged in a hotel lobby caused chaos and injuries as patrons fled. Witness Colona Weed and officer Wood described the moments of terror while witnesses attempted to identify the assailant and the weapon.
Death of Mrs Golden in Sidney county funeral details
The article notes the death of Mrs Golden of Sidney County and Mutrety Si. It records her residence moves through Champagnie and Toorks, membership in the First Methodist Church, a funeral at her residence on West Tinhatrmet, and burial at Topeka cemetery. Her sole surviving relative is Mr EW Hoitima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponden
Weluck Watcher
Bnine
Weal
Tonth Street
Irena
Golden
Sidney
Oriel
Rey
Dee & McCabe
Imeric
Leite
Topeka
Gilden
Hoitima
Expulsion of Fourteen Students Sparks Controversy in Worcester
A chaotic school action unfolds as fourteen students are expelled amid claims of a jelled system and ongoing investigations. Officials insist on accountability while parents and community members demand clarity about the decisions and future consequences for those involved.
Wild animals escape from Barnum and Bailey menagerie
Chaos erupted as elephants and other animals broke from their enclosures at the Winter exhibit. Keepers corralled the beasts using barriers and traps while staff attempted to lure the panic-stricken animals back to their dens. No injuries reported as the incident ended with the animals secured in their pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Feila
Ramet
Kent
Atric
Mongor
Kelly Hac
Frith
Emily
Varnegle's Enterprise to Build Furnaces and Elections
Varnegle's Enterprise announces plans to construct furnaces at high cost and engage in a coal supply venture. The report mentions a broad political frenzy around South Dakota counties, McKinley plurality projections, and upcoming ballots amid regional campaigns and transportation mentions. The item notes a local coal supplier at 20 West Sixth Avenue with delivery promptness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Bryan
Yankion
South Dakota
Huaralin
McKinley
South Dakotas
Mirke
Kansas Avenue
Supreme Court Proceedings Preview and January Sitting
The Supreme Court will reconvene January 12 in the capitol wing to hear cases and issue decisions. Friday notes list numerous continuances, submissions, and rulings including Mant v. Hock Island Railroad and Kelley v. WLOP Ry Co, with arguments and motions scheduled through December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Asa
Movabs
Strows Countty
Jarvia Conklin -Manufacturing Company
Ve Polland
Harvey County
Dimenin
Gorton Va
Holder
Coffey Hie
Didenem
Mackinlan
Sein
Morris County
Duke OW Ev
Ulr Chenpany
Wain
Pratt County
Eiscomber
Campbell Ve
Leavenworth
Litkermaan
Eyror
Lord
Cheykes
Pitsburg
Kelley Va
de Greer
Heneo
Ale Imiet
Sarier
Welere
Randall
Siam Seunty
Whs Broou
Cox
Jacob Ve Graves
Rend
Hincawnee
Sanupry
Envieree
Tarte
King Sian
Wet Clement, Baus & Co
Hartpurug
Phantinque
Aubentt
Carter
Christie
Marion Cumin
Wibh Ted
Marin
Worth Charity
Marti
Worth Coults
Serge
Auibrsttteil
Tate
Kutteus
McDonald
Sedeyhele
Hate
Haneey Va
Fort Ouithty
Paornee Cubaty
Dramnerd
Sedgwick
Jordan
Cowley
Stevens
Finney Erpeed
Subeicnid
Cron
Caldwell
Purnelle
Iron Sumner County
WSS
Mutu Benefit Lite Insurance Co
Bourbon
City of
Walles
Burnham Hanna, Munger & Co
Keno
Croil
Este
Leroy
Supreme Court
Ney
Martin
Waris
Alrthig
Tony C. Tin, CO
Ima
Raley
Iron Fireves County
Wrandett
Thy
Americas
Macy
Champion
Errantys Aaffisterd & & Wohrbaugh
Amelia le
Erna Fram Court
Fevarsed ‘City of
Kansas City
Grabel
Kansas Supreme Court Reverses Wyandotte Appeals in Mortgage Case
A Kansas Supreme Court decision overturns several Court of Appeals rulings in mortgage and tax cases. It addresses whether deficiency judgments after foreclosure can be taxed as personal property and reviews judgments against Wyandotte and other counties. The dramatic patente of the Lochwood Mortgage matter centers on tax treatment and creditor remedies across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
State of Kansas
Bob Hatchapgel
Reno
Mate
Kapeue
Robert May
Ap- Deel
Frorg Hareey Coupty
State of
Kaan
Cher Macormack
Jackson County
Mary Rohr Ove Homrath Alexander
Ortar
Staford County
Kansas City
FA. Garnist; Aypert From Wyandette Coptty; Reversed A. Arends
Hutsow City
Dyke Sheriff
Lochwood Mortgage Company
Gie Court of Appeals
State of Kankas
W. I Park
Harves Evenis
Alate
Keneas
Marion Anivett
Labette County
Allen
Jobrees
Jotineon
Geo
Btarch
BO Dewey
Wiley County
Medebenne County Bank Va
Donald & Co
Error Trom
Sherman County
Absa Gi. Menge
Virginia
Taian
Fern
William Clifton
Guiry
Simare
Franklin County
Per Cureamler
Kansea Chyva
Frank Je Ec Eeypeat
B. T Dykes
Stafford Courity
Meninst
Lockwood Mort. Company
Ute Mortenge
Supreme Court
Court of Appeala
Court of Appeals
Board of
Euunes Conressdoners
Bimpiy
Theo Cumrt
Cataliy Io
Marion Ratell
Rahell
Pam Lily
Patare
Agbell
Java
Peffer in Washington Senator Prepares for Return
In Washington on November 7 Senator Peffer of Kansas predicts victory with a 149 ballot lead. He anticipates a personal opposition from Democrats and mentions candidates like Col. W. A. Harrie of Linwood and Mr. Mungar as possible rivals. Weather notes show low temperatures around 27 degrees with a warming trend and a chilly forecast ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washington
Peffer
Agon Ain
Pet
W. A. Harrie
Linwood
Funder
ML Mungeralso
Chicago
Wil
Segator
Uxnerienra
Petor Boas
Demianratans
Martin
Ek Ivey
Mississippi
Crank Dester
Pet Torsayy
Sudie
Porter
Tani
New York to Sell 16.5 Million Bond Issue Monday
The New York bond issue of 16.5 million dollars faces public offering Monday as investors and syndicates prepare to bid amid market volatility. Banks and investment houses are expected to participate, aiming to place portions of the issue with hawkers and firms in a competitive bidding process for state and municipal securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hawkers Aid
N Uerisot
Leedy Gone and the Battle for Kansas Appointments
A fragmented report outlines political maneuvering after Leedy's exit, detailing who may fill key offices. It notes Free Silver Republicans, Populists, and Democrats shaping appointments, with potential changes to the insurance superintendent and various state posts, including university regents and clerks, amid shifting alliances and contested nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Brcings
Senate
Jane Hotée
Dreidenthals Bramer
Lyxeric
Orme
Petter
Governue
Mageibaker
B. HL Semple
Frankin County
Semple
Bat
Judes
EL Snider
Iddie
George T. Anthony
JG. Lowe
Webb McNult
Hee Bern
Mat Thomeds
James
Kray
Stite
Bond
Tate
Attornay Central
Aera
Etnogerapher
Londelerk
Stene
Ldn
Kecoudiadt
Fee
Iain
Shah
Ewe
Ute
Ottien Bcity
Elurhe
Renetview
Vista Torentry
SMM
Tale Board of Public Worts
Ralseyeof
Tiny Piace Board of Healtts
Dyer
saatiAry
Emain
Ysariah
Stem
Nineeycenree
Kolar
Otmen Ban
Matus
State Officials Salaries Revealed for Large Agency
A transcription fragment reports salary figures for numerous state employees including the superintendent, deputy, and dozens of staff at reform schools and other institutions. Figures show the superintendent receiving around 1,000 dollars and many others earning similar or varying sums, with total payroll amounts hinted at as substantial. The text references a state board of charities, quartermasters, clerks, and a police om who are paid within a broad fiscal framework, noting an approximate overall payroll near 1.2 million dollars.
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Tepes
Sight Tengent
Selbiwaldin
Anil
Pete
Tate
Dlee- Wwe
Larice Chin
Mits
Secutren
Waahinmoke
Taut
Miate Hotike Amployem
Wn Averrey
Bien Euch
BETTERS FLIMFLAMMED IN PAPER BETTING SCHEME
In Mogthery on November 4, locals fell for a flimsy betting ruse. Men claimed to win money but discovered only paper slips after an envelope was withheld and later opened. Bank visits followed as perpetrators altered notes to divert funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogthery
Amannam
Lucas
Hk Ukers
Laiar
al- Wayn
Topeka Coal Contract Award Sparks Turbulent Debate
The Board of penitentiary directors awarded a contract for penitentiary coal to Southwestern Fuel Company, linked to Santa Fe Railroad interests, amid protests by labor groups and state officials. Critics argue the low bid favors operators and risks labor unrest, while advocates say the policy supports free labor and humane fuel allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Fuel Company
Board of Penitentiary Qurectors
Kansas
Als Otter
Orghetnn- Hans
Kansas City
Leavenwirth
Prive
Bennet Brown
Lautier
Southwestern Fue Company
Hales
Arkanaus
Chalenan
Hunt
Topeka
Tite
A. B. Havens & Co
A. T. Hughes
Ardineas City
Colonel Brown
Botthery
Bunsey
Brown, Hiatt & Cox
Boston Elects Black Ex Slave to City Council
An African American ex slave in Boston becomes the first of his race to join the executive council. Born in Virginia, he has lived in Boston for 36 years and faced prior legal trouble. He is tied to Ebenezer Baptist Church and Kirk Library Association, with a noted family and community ties inspiring the historic election.
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Bunton
Nev
Executive Council
Jy Repubblican
Virginie
Ugg
Boston
Te Voce
Allen
Alton
Te Ebenezer Baptive
Kirk Library
aixno+ ciation
Kansas
Glick to Go As McKinley Promotes Successor Rumor
The dispatch from Washington reports a Kansas Democratic feud over Glick and the push to replace him with a Missouri Democrat. It notes Governor Glick’s alleged agitation, alleged influence by Tammany and Hughes, and hints that President McKinley may appoint a new official to quell the intra party conflict. A clipping from Topeka papers is cited, and reactions include a claim that Cleveland’s administration could be in jeopardy if Glick is removed. The piece also mentions the Chicago to St Louis rail improvements as context for public interest.
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Washington
Nay
Luck
Guyarnir
Kamsas
Kansas
Uiaa Liege
Kaumix
Kantiewepapss Artaini
Lana
Glick
Francis
Cleveland
Basil Fillen
Whitney
Golin
Raya Guremor
Tiltck
Phat kLowou
Ria
MeDoruthiteniead
Peeet
Rock Island Route Promotion and Fare Note
An old railroad advertisement discusses a special fare and travel details for a House trip. It mentions routes, depots, and a promotional tone, with references to coal, depots at key streets, and a call to face a harsh winter ahead. The fragment reflects typical early 20th century transit copy.
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Oskaloosa
The
Indre Miser
Hale Edward Wilder
Mr. Phinney
Fansas
Martie
Tim Coun
Colona
Alan Fetleeery
Qolunel Wood
Petusie
Puneral Sorvinus
McKinsey
Worcyster
Stuat
Mov
Mendenhall
Fadiay
Sherkrand
Varnegle
Seilans
Faye Corrideti
Rutirana
Carnegie
Wéternoon
Ory Wither
Tithveravnate
York
Weod & Parker Thoeraphine Cy
Tony
Sonlmied
Topeka Coal CO
McHinley
Aden
Gilric
Mr Clevahised
Harry Tn
Republicana
St Louis
Burlington
Hanes Cip
St Joseph
Laila
Chickza
Chicco
Awk
Rock Island
Oh! Cn
Ale Fo Tate
Taetintve
Lock Jalund Ratadmner Depot Fur
Phofie
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