Missouri Pacific to Consolidate Wichita Shops
Rumor from Wichita states Missouri Pacific plans to move El Dorado and Conway Springs shops to Wichita. Officials say little, but general opinion favors concentrating both divisions here, with talks ongoing and uncertain timing.
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Missouri Pacific
el Dorado
Conway Springs
Wichita
Dorade
Consay Springs
Greneray
Wieh- Ita
Derado
Ming Ware
Kansas City ex-Kan residents form AI centered club
A meeting of a Kansans group in Kansas City gathered to discuss creating an AI oriented club. Led by Willan FR Higsine Werhert Netley and others, about 70 former Kansans now residing in Kansas City aim to establish local headquarters to welcome visitors and promote the idea, with hopes to attract new residents and visitors to the city.
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Tohlient
Karis City
KanenTis
Ios
Trent
Orieinalia
Willan
Higsine
Werhert Netley
Kansas
Kaneas City
Decind Wawel
Kaneany
Ex-Senator Thetis Cancels Lectures in Ill Health
Ex Senator Thetis canceled multiple lecture engagements after reports of throat trouble and torpid health. The sketched dispatch from Sandusky notes a Canadian cruiser Petrel patrolling nearby waters and claims of encounters with American vessels amid tensions in the region.
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Atehino
Kan
Thetis Ta
Aschisot
Nota
Sandusky
Otdo
Petrel
Chadian
Health warns against neglecting the body and disease risk
A dated editorial urges readers to care for health by minimal neglect, comparing human and animal care, and promoting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for appetite, digestion, liver strength, and blood quality. It claims wide cures for nervous and skin diseases and touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Ren
I. Flerr
Pierce
Plutocrats Among Osage Indians Wealth Shown In Report
Washington reports Osage Indians own over 800 acres per person with annuities exceeding 200 dollars annually. Gen Pollock notes wealth per capita makes Osage aristocrats with profits from land and government payments, while other tribes face demoralization and treaty disputes over land sales and compensation.
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Washington
Pollock
Hiteness
Cortish
Uintah and Curdy
Utah
India
United States
Cate Wutry Poly
United Stater
Colorado
Two Kansans Launch Cripple Creek Evening Daily Paper
Newton Kansas reports Phil H Knowlton, former Newton Evens editor, retires to join George E Kyner in Cripple Creek to launch the Evening Star, a new venture. Plant bought. first issue planned for December 10. Kyner serves Geary County as superintendent.
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Cripple Creek
Solo
Newton
Kan
Phil H. Knowlton
Turques
Newton Evens
Kansan
George E._Kyner
Geary County
Kon
Evening Star
Knewltyn
Newton Republican
Mivy
Kaneak
Santa Fe to Improve Hall Block Signal Station
Kansas City reports that the Hall block signal station on the Santa Fe line between the Union Depot and Argentine is to be upgraded by the Santa Fe company. Previously installed locks have been fortified, and new electrical signaling equipment will be added. Work will begin once the current line widening is completed, after which Santa Fe plans to utilize electricity for signal purposes across the system.
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Santa FE
Kansas City
Santa Fe Kyster
Santa Pe
Maxter Mediasit Pure
Petition Seeks Lower Rates From Jobbers and Wholesalers
A petition before the board of railroad commissioners asks for reduced rates and extended and allowed services for jobbers and wholesalers in a town described as particularly situated. The filing is delayed by Mayor J. McCudre and county officials and others.
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Tolan
Bern
Board of Railroad Commissioners
En. J. McCudre
Iirty Enamels
Jubilation Tonight as Topeka Republicans Plan Victory Parade
Shawnee county Republicans and supporters from across the state anticipate a victory celebration with a torchlight parade from Fourth Street to Copeland, followed by a review at Pitth and Kanes avenues. Governor-elect Branhey, Lt Gov-elect Richter, and other statewide officers are expected. Grand marshal Captain A W H Poller leads the march amid fireworks and speeches by Hamil Ton and others.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Uatic
Stanley
Borna
Kapsms
Republicintam
Richter
Nelson
Godard
Cale
Grimes
Branhey
Wichita
Flambeau
Ureway
Taka Republican Flambeau Club
Lincoln Post
Phen
Curis Flambeau
Fifth Ward
Shafter Club
A. W H. Poller
Fourth Street
Copeland
Pitth
Kaneus
Mt. Hamil
White Officers Resign in Sixth Virginia Regiment
Richmond Va Nov i All the white officers of the Sixth Virginia regiment have resigned except colonel and lieutenants Henry and Ripldartson. Veterns on special duty are in command of peer movements. A letter from Caytals W Vaulkner details troubles with white officers as soldiers balk at leadership and show sullen, defiant attitudes amid the upheaval.
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Richmond
Virginia
Coline
Henry and
Riplardtson
Peero
Caytals
Vaulkner
German Vessel Hohenzollerns Leaves Malta En Route East
Nov 17 in Valetta Malta reports the German imperial yacht Hohenzollerns sailed this morning toward the east likely toward Italy. Authorities say the voyage is not confirmed but expected to head near Rhodes where the Khedive of Egypt is staying. Emperor William telegraphed regrets at not visiting Cairo and thanked the Khedive for preparations.
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Valetta Tiana
Malta
Hohenzelters
Otte
Thaly
William
Rhodes
Eenpt
Kiyat
Pathfinder to Launch December 7 in Washington
The United States survey steamer Pathfinder, deeply refitted for Alaskan work, is set to be launched December 7 at the Crescent Ship Yard in Ellanverbport. The vessel, built with a 3 foot draft and noteworthy displacement, will carry a crew of about 20 and include a speed rating and regular complement of officers, marking a milestone as the finest survey boat designed for coastal and Arctic duties.
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Washington
United States Colet Survey
Pathiniler
Milge
Cramdigg
Alere
Giraud
Ar Air
Peeto
Misa Crandan
Sioening
Missing Furs Stirs Society as Furs Vanish in Pawn Shops
In Chitaxe on November 17 police investigate Walter A. Staltmsunn once a furrier amid a string of larceny complaints. Society women seek his whereabouts after reports he disposed of furs brought to him for storage. About $15,000 in missing fur value, with $4,000 tied to furs located in pawn shops.
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Chitaxe
Walter A. Staltmsunn
Huntington Shows Prosperous Condition Report
Huntington issues stock and bond holders notice summarizing September and year to date results. The report outlines gross earnings, operating expenses, and three month totals, noting improvements over the prior year and detailing Fox figures for the periods July through September.
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Huntington
San Pranciata
Creeient CP
Huntinghal
Bouthers Wacifica
Aue
Fust
Goyer
Warnines
Dem ocratic leaders talk follows Chicago mayor Croker meeting
Harrison boom invited to New York conference under Tammany auspices. Croker and Harrison met in Chicago in a social half hour. Croker confirms invitation to Democratic leaders from western states to meet, focusing on home rule and trusts rather than free silver. Yerkes, an old friend of Croker, pays respects after the interview.
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Chicago
Croker
Harrison
Tammany
Auditorium Annex
New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Leon ©. Bailey
Indiana
Congress
Indianapolls
Vivillthea
Crater
Yerkes
Cottonwood Youth Frees After Murder Charge Folded
In Cottonwood Falls on November 17 Harry Brantiey son of Captain Brantiey was rearrested for a July 24 shooting death. At a preliminary hearing Judge Jule W. A. Randolph ordered bail and ultimately released Brantiey, noting no evidence linked him to the crime and confirming absence of proof warranting detention.
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Cottonwood Fam
Harry Brantiey
Captain Brantiey
Chaser County
Frank Ray
Cottonwood
Falls
Squire Daniels
Jule W. A. Randolph
Randolph
Steaig
Medics 53 Ottawa 6 in overtime rout at Ottawa
Ottawa university faced the Kansas City Medical College team in an afternoon game. The Medics dominated, building a 53 to 6 victory as Heller broke long runs and Ottawa’s Girl scored on a twenty yard TD. Nicol also featured with steady gains.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
University Medical College
Kansas City
Nattersty
Morris
Heller
Girl
Nicol
Free Ride for Cubans and Haskell Carlisle News
United States transport to Berlin carries many passengers including Cubans returning home from the revolt era. Free transportation is offered to most, except for a fare of 150 dollars per diss. Carlisle and Haskell Indians discuss a Chicago game but doubt it will occur this year. A Kansas man in Welton City is convicted in federal court for attempting to pass a doctored $2 bill.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Hantligo
Juan
Santiago
Farsport
Haskell
Carlisle
Lawrence
Chicago
Haskell Indians
Leal Radnem
Hazkell Braves
Kansas T
Kansas dairy interests unite at Topeka creamery convention
Governor Leedy welcomed Kansas butter makers at the Topeka gathering. Speakers praised dairy growth, noted 250 Kansas creameries, and urged legislature action to protect quality butter. Creamery men hoped for an oleo bill limiting Kansas butter substitutes. Informal reception followed.
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Leedy Telia
Representative Hall
Armstrong
T. L. Thorpe
Leedy
Kansas
Westerm
Dalying
H. Pattison
Abilene
Doe
Kansas City
F. A. ‘Tripp
Chicago
Tripp
Topeka
Tomterht
J.E. Nissitey
C.H. Pattison
Daley Hinch
Largest US district court judgment against St Lewin & SF Hallway
In St Louis on November 17 Judge Adams issued the largest United States district court judgment, a deficiency order for 17.59.102 against the Mercantiles Trust company of New York as trustee for bondholders versus the St Lewin and San Francisco Hallway company. The case stems from a foreclosure sale of the railroad where the surplus value of bonds above sale proceeds determined the final amount.
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St Leuis
United States District Court
Adams
Mercantiles Trust Company of
New York
St. Lewin & San Francisco Hallway Company
Isco
National Municipal League to Meet in Indianapolis
The National Municipal League will hold its next conference for good city government in Indianapolis on November 30 December 1 and 2. The executive committee selected Indianapolis through the invitation of the Commercial Club of Indianapolis. The municipal programme committee will present its report at the meeting.
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Philadelphia
National Municipal League
Indianapolis
Tne
Commercealube of
Usatoly
Wiese
Committee of Municpal
Corea Shuts the Door Foreigners Barred From Trade
Telegram from Tokohama reports Corean government toed orders ban foreigners from interior trade. News notes Boyer and Peacock to secure a 15 million yen loan to two Japanese rail firms. Frank Grimes seeks bonds to guarantee state transfer. limited supply of blank bonds and many signers required for large sums.
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Tokohama
Irons
Corean
Trip
Boyer & Peacock
Frank Grimes
Secretay Etate
Tate
Shin
Merlehower
Bard
Scott's Emulsion Promises Deep Cough Relief
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and inflammation. It claims cough mixtures only smother symptoms, while Scott's Emulsion soothes with glycerine, phosphates for nerve stability, and nourishing oil to strengthen tissues, priced at one dollar.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
New York
Bisak and Purple Ste Veil with Velvet Waisk Teveres
Fragment. Image-like OCR with garbled text. Mentions white SaUb, foot and white Pilghan with plait pimple velvet waisk teveres. Ends with price or value "$95.00" unclear.
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Bisak
Waite
Waisk Teveres
Ehties
Eivbom
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