Will Ripley Become President of Atchison Line
Private advices from the east indicate E P Ripley will be elected president of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, with P M Robleson as first vice president. Rival candidates included D By Rabiczon and B V delfery. European and American bondholders clashed over the outcome, and the decision hinged on alliances in London, Amsterdam, and Boston. Ripley, longtime Burlington and Milwaukee St Paul official, is praised for traffic management and has strong backing from American bondholders.
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Rabiczon
Atchison
BV Delfery
Ste
Bis Totimats
Eiue
Affaria
Uoadbuiders
T. Jeffery
Jeffery
Coppell
Ar. Jeffery
Robleson
Sir Robinson
London
Amsterdam
Aldace F. Walker
M. Pollen
Queen & Crescent
Thoms P. Fowler
Ontario & Western
Wisterwa
Ripley
Moses
Boston
Mr. Ripley
Bostes
Milwaukee
St Paw
Burington Yeas Apa
Geners
Hoston
Audi General
Chicago
Walt Id
St Paul
Aervice
Bi F. Robleson
Ira
Robingou
Wes
Dor
Topeka ministers hear Holliday on Revelations at union
Charles K Holliday spoke at a Topeka Ministerial Union meeting in the M C A ruins, discussing the Book of Revelations and Daniel. He disagreed with Rev Dr Bailey on the 1900 date and predicted a 20th century fall of the papal system leading to a thousand years of peace, with lectures to follow on Mondays.
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Charles K. Holliday
Charles K. Holliday Tate
Elver
Kamsas Supreme Court
Topeka Ministerial Union
Halliday
Hey. J. W. Bailey
Dod
Dec
We Bailey
Daniel
Bailwy
Charley Helliday Seye
Mr Bailey
Turkey
Bailey
Europe
Asia
Africa
Waale
Satan
Colon
Ballay
Wesley
Charley Holliday
Bribery Allegation Tangles Holmes Case in Court
A Sefe Salida woman was paid to swear in favor of Holmes as the case opened today. Senior defense counsel William A. Shoemaker faced charges of manufacturing evidence in the alleged murder plot. The scene centered on bribe tactics aimed at a key witness with limited knowledge of the events.
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Paul
Holmes
Pouaperra
Boother
Tara
William A. Shoemaker
10000 May Strike In New York Sympathetic Action
New York November 18. Eight hundred members of the lous-anth and bridge men's guild were called out on building sites controlled by J. T. Cornell J. DM Cornell and Milliken Brothers. If the union men are substituted the sympathetic strike may expand, with 5000 to 10000 additional workers likely to join.
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New York
Elkely
Dle Lousaanith
Bridge Men
Gilon
J. T
J. DM
Cornell
Milliken Brothers
Moat Jtom Neat
Irqu League
Monts
Harrison Is Sorry Wishes It Were Trust We Made Fortune
Ex President Hartigan read from St Louis about a claimed fortune in South Africa mining shares. He said he was sorry it was not true and noted he never made money from such investments. He recalled buying Moujata mining shares ten years ago and heard nothing since.
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New York
Harttiaon
St. Louis
South
Jess
Runaway Wagon Delivers Injury Near Eighth Street Corner
Mrs Pred Moore of the Tigtun place south of the ely was injured this afternoon when a delivery wagon collided with her spring wagon at the Eighth street and Kansas avenue corner. She suffered a back injury and facial bruises with a raised right leg. The incident occurred near the corner as she traveled along the street.
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Pred Moore
Tigtun Place
The
Ely
Eighth Siren
Kansas Avenue
Ste
Deliverry Wacon
Schlatter Writes From New Mexico Messiah Aboard Chicago Visit
Francia Schlatter, the New Mexico Messiah who vanished from Denver a week ago, writes to a local party that he will be in Chicago on November 20. A meteor event in Mancas Texas on November 15 at 8 10 pm lit the sky like lightning, followed by thunder and a tremor felt with windows rattling.
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Coroano
Francia Schlatter
New Mexico
Chicago
Mancas
Texas
Fire disaster at Ward room injures devout reader
George H Ward, a 30 year old lodger at 111 West Twenty Street, was nearly fatally burned when a coal oil lamp exploded in his room early Sunday. He read his Bible beside the lamp and survived with severe burns to face and hands, believing the lamp exploded and caused the blaze. Firefighters reached the scene quickly but smoke forced them to break upper windows. Ward remained conscious enough to recall breaking a window with his elbow for air. He is cared for by Odd Fellows. the house owner Theodore Curran insured, Bethany College student Miss Cora Rabfopf died later from a rare complication, and the Journal notes ongoing fire incidents at the building.
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George H. Ward
Topeke
Misa J. M. Brown
West Toeth Street
Dr. Menninger
Ward
Siz Welock
Coude
Wardi
Teis
Mr. Word
Order
Sinpard
Bin
Theudore Curran
Powers Dally Over Time for Sultan Amid Turmoil
Nov 18 dispatches describe foreign fleets assembling at Bulenica bay and orders to suppress disorders in Asia Minor. Missioners rushed from Constantinople to enforce reforms as Salisbury reports progress, with Armenia massacres and relief works crippled by palace control. Grand Duke Vladimir holds an autograph czar letter urging united action if England overreaches in Turkey.
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Guitan ' Jn
Bulenica Bay
Asia Minor
Philip Currie
Beitieh
Constantinople
Losvox
Navy
Howeaderstoot
Marquis of Salisbury
Adin Siinor
Forte
Salonica
Musacration
Austalia
Two men arrested in embezzlement case at post office
Frank Mileham and Cyrus W. Ogee were arrested on embezzlement charges from the postoffice department. Warrants issued in U S district court at Pt Scott last week. Inspector Cadiicao filed the affidavits. Mileham’s hearing set for next Monday, Ogee’s for next Tuesday before United States Commissioner Ed Wagener. Mileham accused of 5000 dollars and Ogee of 5 dollars in money orders.
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Frank Mileham
Cyrus W. Ogee
Postoffice Department
United States District Court
Pt Scott
Postoffice
Cadiicao
Mileham
Oges
United States
Ed. A. Wagener
Ogaes
Altgeld Denies Union Army Parades Lie
Governor Altgeld calls a sensational report false from start to finish about his supposed refusal of a permit for a U S army ceremony in Illinois. He says he merely served as a participant in the trip and denies any command role. Colonel Bellieg and Lieutenant Baker corroborate no such arrangement.
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Dectaron Hx
Eile Witte
Tenn
Altgeld
Atlanta
New York
United States Army
Hult
Briny
Amanta
Bellieg
Tls
Baker
Elea
Leutenant
Aldo
Martin's Majuilty 81 000 Complete Returns
Complete returns from 105 counties in Ramsua show Judge Martin with a total vote of 187,239 and a net majority of 51,470. Holiday carries Edwards County by 50 votes, while Martin gains elsewhere. the note records a supreme court stipend of 24,352 and 44,330 for Charles Tolliday.
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Ramsua
Martin
Charles i
iTolliday
Edwards County
Maertio
Chicago papers unite under Scripps Booth press plan
The Chicago Evening Journal was bought by James E. Scripps and George G. Booth. The Evening Press and Evening Journal will consolidate by December 1 to form a bold daily called the Press and Journal, with an independent Republican stance. A U P train from Omaha to San Francisco sped along, arriving late from Chicago, featuring Pullman palace cars and diners as it seeks to cut transcontinental travel time. Weather预计 tonight rain, cooler tomorrow, scattered west fair. The Omaha temperature at 7 o'clock was 42 above zero.
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Pre
Evenlne Journal
Haremm
Curcage
Chicago Evening Journal
James E. Scripps
George G. Booth
Evening Preas Company
Scripps Longaw
Evening Press
Erasing Journal
Dec J
Aa Bightpage
The
Press and Journal
the Press
U. P
Omaha
Wak Beach
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
Northwesero
Southern Pacific
Omahs
Oats
Thoreds
Popeka
No Glues by Thugs Who Are Finally Frightened Of
A brief, period tone item notes that unknown assailants labeled as thugs have become frightened, suggesting a turnaround in their intimidation tactics. No names, places, or dates are provided in the fragment.
No Arrests Made In Home Invasion By Perambulating Marauders
A Friday night attack in Topela saw a large white man with a black mustache assault a housemaid at 424 Clay street, attempting entry and threatening violence. Miss Rate Wise fought back, bolted doors and fled to safety, while police were notified by 1035 Time street resident C D Anderson, who reported a man with a wounded face and stated “I’ve got clues.”
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Topela
Nous
W. P. Aithes
Clay Street
Aitken
Wartta
Miss Wise
Lunes
Althon
C. D. Anderson
Time Street
Tal
Anderson
Aril Wineck
Death of Newton Author of America Dr W. Smith
The venerable author of America Dr. W. Smith of Newton died in this city Saturday after a brief illness. He was near New Bedford depot awaiting arrival and sank into semi consciousness before passing. Rev Samuel Poseyith D D, celebrated laureist, was born October 21 1808 at Newton Massachusetts. Mrs Smith, now 32, survives him.
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F. Smith
Feestirss
Restox
Stns
Smith
Newton
America
Baclend
Samual Posaith
Pontaint Laureist
Mass
Liburnia Faints During Hawaiian Band Concert
The Hawaiian Band performed in Newton Saturday night. Native leader J. S. Liburnio fainted on stage causing alarm among the group. No replacement was available and the performers were unsettled. The fainting spell was not serious and attributed to overwork and heart weakness.
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Fatlen the Stee
Newton
J. S. Liburnio
Jaborah
Leading St Louis papers cut city price to one cent
The two major St Louis papers the Republic and the Globe-Democrat announce price cuts from five cents to one cent for daily editions in the city and two cents outside. The Sunday edition remains at five cents.
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St. Louis
St. Luci
Giordine
The
Republic
Globe-Democrat
Louis
Cleveland's Message Foresees Pensioning Greenbacks
A Washington dispatch says President Cleveland will recommend the retirement of greenbacks in his annual message to Congress. The move is set to be the chief feature of domestic affairs in the address.
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Tte
Greenbiels
Cmtcaco
Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Greenbucks
Arrest of McCormick on Worthless-Check Charge
McCormick arrested Sunday morning at 523 Van Buren by Holton deputy for passing a worthless check to a Circleville farmer. He had been living in Topeka since late March, with a $100 reward on his head. The man allegedly bought eight well bred horses from a Circleville farmer and used the funds to flee Kansas City. An accomplice drove the horses back to town, selling them for $10. McCormick is held awaiting trial, with possible ties to previous charges at Colgdas Springs.
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McCormick
T. C McCormick
van Buren Street
Circleville
Jackson County
Topeka
DeCormick
Holton
Acros
Sterling
Kansas
Hoyts
GG Doamer
Kansas City
Watuck
Aberlif
Dentist charged in assault and fatal fall incident
A Purin Scot, Mas. dispatch reports Dr A C Coray a prominent Purin dentist attempted to assault his daughter at 12 30 today. In struggle he fell from a two story window, landing on his head and was instantly killed. Mrs Coray was away. Coray was 45 with a large fortune. The daughter, overwhelmed by fear, learned her supposed attacker killed himself.
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Saweas Cory
Siar
Purin
Mas
A. C Coray
Mra Coray
Corer
Ler
Ladies Road Rua Spinsters Club Parade
A Lawrence social event features the Spinsters club wearing arange and purple, with the J A W and a weathered scene as a city tour led by Bob Menta y of the Weekly Wanderi ng Weary Wobblers. The party list includes Miss True, Miss Smith, Miss Stevenaos, Miss Davis, Miss Buhre, and Captain Sexton among others.
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Sadies
Crcle
Plating Spinsters
Tenuf
A. W. Buys
Saxton
Lawrence Wid
Eldrities
Uousa
Bob Mentay
Itgh Gorbe
Lawrence
Captain Sexton
Miss True
Miss Smith
Stevenaos
Mite Davis
Miss Buhre
W.W. Webb
GC Claudy
HO. Smith
J.B Daneyson
M. Schlegel
I. D. Dente Kaos
Ext
Rolirer
Soatlinger
Jack Merrifield
Fiomss
Misun
Accidental Shooting Narrows Wealthy Soldier Family
Old soldier John Henry E Hart, from a wealthy family, was accidentally shot and family wounded by hunter Adam Weiner yesterday evening twelve miles south of the river. A portion of liver was torn. the incident followed a quarrel over a dog owners’ dispute. James Finney, a prize fighter, caused drunken trouble at a home on North Kansas Avenue, was fined for inebriety. Sheriff Burdge chased Everest Wright, jail breaker, but could not confirm arrest. Evangelist Charles N. Crittenton arrived by special car to preach this evening. he will depart for Denver tomorrow morning. Seudalalgia cures via salt are claimed by physicians. Peerless Steam Laundry offers free button mending.
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John Henry E Hart
Adam Weiner
James Finney
Fial
Will Kirk
North Kanaas Avenue
Kirk
Finney
Sturdze
Manson City
Burdge
Kansas City
Everest Wright
Kansas City Pace
Wright
Charles N. Crittenton
Florence
Santa Pe
Santa Fe
Allroady
M.C. A. Zoome
Denver
Murdered Kansas man found bloodied in barn scene
Hooepy H Leonard, age 62, was murdered and dragged to a barn area on South Lawrence avenue. His wife Mrs Leonard and her son were later arrested for the crime after witnesses saw them mopping up blood and the body being moved. Frank Williamson, husband of the wife, was later arrested for complicity.
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Kansas City
New
Wichita
Kansays
Hooepy H. Leonard
Leonard Staiis
Mra
Leonard Foi
Leonard
Jim Clays Banquet Speech and Departures Noted
Jim Clay presided at a Throop Saturday banquet with a crowd of new friends and long-time connections. Speakers included Walter Durgecy Kal Carey Mart Wikideal and Jim Clay, discussing departure plans and a featured talk titled The Water and Its Effect on the Teeth.
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Iticwe
Batarday
Rapa
Tewe
Murry
Walter Durgecy
Kal Carey
Mart Wikideal
Jim Chiefine
Jack Clap
Tynacise
Worrall Reports Move to Transfer Babies at Trade Show
Prof Westy Worrall returns from Unease where he witnessed a display at the Rug Sue exhibit. He notes the display could mislead, calls it an odd arrangement, and mentions a plan to transfer babies to a food department. Schibit covers 1452 square feet of floor space.
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Westy Worrall
Anigel Comper & Co
Wholthale
J. Stellins
Chiceco
Harvey Mills Named New Pastor at Brighton Unpage Church
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Harvey Mills formerly of Topeka and a Washtenaw College alumnus has been introduced to Brighton Park Congregational Church as pastor elect. His prior work included a humorous pamphlet read at entertainments. Several candidates vied for the post before the congregation chose him after he preached last Sunday.
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Washbury
Chicago
Harey Mills
Topeky
Brighton
Mille
Washtarn College
Beigston Mark
What Kind of Passes For Kansas City Meeting
A garbled report notes Santa Fe General Manager Mow and solicitor A 4 Ilund plan to attend a meeting of Western Gas representatives in Kansas City. The purpose is to defend past bills and discuss county and state issues. Captain Kilmer, Santa Fe right of way agent, is described with a smoking reference to a cigar named Little Germ near Sixteenth and Buchanan.
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Froy
Geneeel
Santa Fe
Ufe
Kilmer
Ho Kilmer
The
Demgoroualy
Sixteenth
Buchanan
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