Refuse to Stop Beating the Drum and Shouting ARE SENT TO JAIL
Kansas news reports a tense protest with arrests during a planned peaceful arrest between the Salvation Army and city officers on Tuesday night. Seven Salvationists trapped in a scuffle, with officers citing disorder as authorities moved to jail those involved.
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Salvation Ary
Mall
Fern
Seine Ramon
Vial
Opi Uelne
Tres
Gale
Talen Iim
Dixon in Trouble Over Conveyance and Missing Funds
Reports describe L D Dixon entangled in financial misconduct amid rumors of misplaced funds. The situation involves grain dealings, county farmers, and Pro Busvisus City, with $2000 noted as a loss or liability. Police and local merchants monitor the unfolding events.
Fool Rooms May Run
Kansas City judges rule in favor of Fool Rooms in a Nov 18 decision by Judge Fisher of the Second District and Judge Pfost of the Third District. The ruling centers on a sanitation or status issue, with the State unable to appeal and no further actions shown.
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Kansas City
Pank Mann
Fisher
Dustee Pfost
Marth
Kansee Clin
Reoniy
Vague cough remedy claims cure for wife and child
A fragmented testimonial quotes a Georgia reader praising a mysterious remedy for coughs and lung trouble. The account mentions a wife cured after using a remedy and a child with traveling health issues, but wording is garbled and names are unclear.
Court to rule on new pool room case in Kansas City
Five writ writers from Carey's peer Toor thie stats line were arrested in a police raid ten days ago. Last week two judges heard the trial with a reserved decision expected soon. The ruling could affect immediate openings of a pool hall at Vee Caress place, which has not been molested since the raid. The Kansas City city ordinance permits pool rooms at fifteen dollars per day.
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Tembédy
Basia
Gle
Carey
Toor
Judees
City of Kansas Ciy
Kun
Postmaster at Seabrook Politically Neutral Says Coulter
Western Veteran OG Coulter of Leavenworth explains he arranged a village post office at Seabrook without political obligations. He claims the town supported the commission by common consent and that he prepared the post office just to run it, with costs around 1000 to 1200 dollars and no bias toward the current administration.
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Leavenworth Standard
Coulter
Veter
Firth
Aaid Coulter
Topel
Seabroode
Vilage
Elf
Corman
Soldiers Ordered Out In Digest of Old War Gossip
A shaky fragment reports a Leavenworth note claiming a conspiratorial figure calling himself Baldwin Harrigan writes to officials about changes in the Aumista post office. The missive cites imagined generals Miles and Gary and references recent staff shifts including a captain and a postmaster appointment in Augusta Kansas.
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Leavenworth
Aupuets
Kay
Auchwte Kanaax
J. Ryan
Augusta Kansas
Uf Angusta
Sexton
Edwin Harrison
Coal vein found on land near Walnut Creek and Dalby
Henry Bleue reports a great coal vein uncovered on land owned by Suit J. Ineallean, south of Sumter near Walnut Creek. The vein crops from a bank in the Walnut Creek bottom near the Dalby railroad station. Elche believes it could be profitable to mine. The coal has been tested by local farmers and appears good.
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Atchizon
Roy
Henry Bleue
Sumter
Hus
Suit J
Normal College Crowded With New Students At Half Term
The Kansas State Normal experiences heavy attendance as a surge of new students pushes total enrollment beyond any year since founding. About 150 students entered yesterday with more to come by week’s end, while the kindergarten also reports full capacity.
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Kansas State Normal
Normal Regents Work Adopts New Text Books at Emporia
Emporia November 1 The board of regents of the State normal completed actions last evening approving new textbooks for sub normal grades Hand McNallys geography Holtzes anatomy and physiology Tarrs physical geography texts will be used in respective courses The baseball team has permission to play the nots at state normal team in Nernst Alabama during the interstate oratorical contest next May Regents Dodge and Knappenterger report progress on appraising a few parcels of land belonging to the normal fund in Saline and Mitchell counties Foreclosed lards have been disposed of.
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Emporia
Board of Regents
State Normal
Hand & McNally
Holtzes
Tarr
Nots Atate
Nernst
Regents
Dodge and
Knappenterger
Saline
Michell
Gold Story Via Wichita
A lone man in Wichita reports a discovery of mineral near Rin pocket in Greer county Oklahoma with a forecast of a 10 000 strong boomers raid to seize Wichita country The tale mentions the Kikwe Comanche Todtan region and a pending occupation when land opens in 1860s era notes and a Rock Island survey already underway linking mineral wealth to a regional rush.
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Wichita
Wichia
Navioe
Greer County
Hewa
Wichita Country
Ft Uy
Wichite Mountains
Kikwe
Comanche Todtan
Oklahoma
Alun
Hock
Fort Scot Drouth Electric Railway to Close Temporarily
The Electric Railway and Electric Signal Plant will shut down for a few days. Water supply is constrained, forcing water works to close some mills and other institutions. Katy road will cut off about Thursday, with the street railway company advised.
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Auet
Katy
Waterworks and mill threatened by brief shutdowns
Goodlander mill and the Electric light works along with several other institutions face temporary closures for a few days. The water company is channeling the river above Stewart's dam to release upstream water down to the dam where it will be pumped toward the pump-house.
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Goodlander Mill
Electric Light Works
Water Company
Stewart's Dam
Newton Athletes Prepare Track Grounds At Park
The Newton Athletic Park Association directed rapid track and grounds prep with the horse track staked and leveled. Dr Axtell expects training to start by week’s end and a cycle rack to be built inside the track. The Wellington Journal reports 42000 gallons pumped from the Hock Island well yesterday, supplying water to industries and most homes in the city. The west bottoms are noted for an inexhaustible water supply, with the well described as five inches and the flow not diminishing.
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Newton
Athletic Park
Axtell
Wellington Journal
Aays
Disarms WO policemen at Emporia as thief escapes
A Newton-wanted man overpowered Emporia officers in front of gas station, took their revolvers, and fled west amid a broad pursuit by officers and a posse. Other items note clock repairs, a rail accident in Hutchinson, and local notices including postmaster appointments and a poultry show.
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Emporia
Newton
Dijlor Wagner
Policeman Laws
New Railroad Schedule Sets Winter Times Next Sunday
Industrial Commissioner Davis discusses railway prospects as the winter timetable goes into effect. The Rock Island changes include Fort Worth and Colorado train No 1 moving to 12 15 pm, Kansan City No 2 to 4 pm, St Joe No 1 to 6 50 am, and another St Joe train to 4 20 pm. The Horton to Kansas City plug service faces delay awaiting spring timetable.
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Rock Island Railway
Fort Worth
Colorado
Topeka
Wil
Kansan City
St.Joe
St Joe
Horton
Kensan City
Chicago
Central Branch Notes Readable Items for Railroad Men
Nov 18 Greenleaf notes tinker M J Itt in Downs Paeterd UhYouRNere on trip to Atchison for days sightseeing. Evieht trains busy. few depart on schedule. Repairer H H Underwood Jamestown yards to slaughter 100 pound turtle for turtle soup. Thanksgiving morning dinner with railroad employees in Jamestown. guests from Concordia offices. William Priest returns from engineer exam school in Atchison. promoted to engineer. Dick Utt yardmaster Downs resumes duties after two weeks rest. Old veteran coach on Jewell branch sent to Atebloy shops for repairs. claims this car traveled more than any on Missouri Pacific. Missouri Pacific says Central Branch division to be sold in December. trains praise it as best feeder. Eleven car stock train shipped from Cawker City down Central Branch Wednesday night. Mrs Hattie Lo Williams of Pomeroy hotel in Greenleaf back from Beloit and Osborne City visit. Mrs A H Williams manages Pomeroy hotel, popular in northeastern Kansas. New corn moving. every Central Branch elevator running. grain car shortage reported. Several depots on Central Branch need replacing. present business pushes better accommodations.
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Pacific
Central Branch
Downs
Atchisun
Cer
HH. H. Underwood
Jamestown
Bern
Concordia
William Priest
Atchison
Dick Utt
Jewell
Central
Atebloy
Missouri Pacific
Cawker City
Hattie Lo Williams
Pomeroy
Ho~tel
Greenleaf
Beloit
Osborne City
G. A. Re Unter
Stra
New Electric Locomotive Tested on Paris Rail Line
Paris reports a successful test of Hellman electric locomotive on the Warren to Mantes run. The 150 ton train carried 260 aboard at 18 mph, with trials planned to increase weight and speed. The test emphasized smooth, quiet operation over raw speed, indicating improved ride quality versus steam locomotives.
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Paris
Hellman
Warren
Pare
Mantes
Winby
Tess
Davis Sees Kansas City as Prosperous West Edge
Industrial commissioner James A. Davis reports that every foot of Santa Fe lines is more prosperous than ever. He says the west is busier, richer, and has brighter prospects, with eastern investors showing interest and seeking export outlets and reciprocity treaties for Western goods. Davis notes a campaign for extreme western development has begun.
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Kansas Ciy
James A. Davis
Dawe
Kansas City
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas poised for industrial boom and rail expansion
A speaker touts western Kansas as a rising industrial hub with new products, adjusted freight rates, and Kansas and Galveston as distribution points. He cites the Arkansas River corridor, a forthcoming national buttermakers convention in Topeka, and giant gypsum beds enabling plaster and cement production. He predicts unprecedented prosperity.
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Kansas
Galveston
Arkansas
Topeka
Witnesses Testify in Ketcham Blacklisting Case in Chicago
In Judge Clifford's court, several workers testified about their strike experiences. Peter Christal John Httinger and James Nix claimed they found new positions without trouble. Willie E Gray of Chicago & Alton Railroad denied a cross road blacklist or collusion, noting some strikers' hires elsewhere. Santa Fe Hospital announces a Roentgen device for exams, promising improved care for fractures dislocations bone disease and spinal issues.
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Chicago
Taginesre
ARLV
Yesteriay
Ketcham
Am Intel
Clifford
Peter Chisstal
John Httinger
James Nix
Willie FE Gray
Chivage & Alton Railroad Company
Bloomington
Goodrich
Wabash Company
Santa Fe Hospital
Santa Fe
Kaster
Ablene Hotel Case Reversed for New Trial in Circu it Court
The Union Pacific legal department reports the Ablene hotel case has been reversed by the circuit court of appeals at St Louis and remanded for a new trial. Travelers Insurance, owner of the hotel in Abilene, sued UP for failing to stop trains for meals. The circuit court awarded Travelers 40000 and ordered hotel lease to railroad. Reversal follows appeal by railroad.
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Union Pacine Legal Department
Ids City
Ablene
Circuit Court of Appeals
St Louis
Tate
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Uné Railroad
Abilene
Union Pacific Company
Damages settled for Mes Mary Sauer in Wyandotte court
Wyandotte November 13 court quickly settled the damage suit of Mes Mary E Sauer widow of Julius F Sauer the express messenger killed in the Santa Fe wreck near Emporte on September 8 The original 10000 suit was compromised with 300 paid upon stipulation of compromise by defendant corporations The money was paid and the case settled Brakeman Harry Snyder sustains a crushed hand in a Newton Kansas yard accident with fingers mangled after car couplers webbing injury The Alton announces November freight tasks exceed prior month with heavy westbound merchandise flow and major traffic for Burlington and Santa Fe.
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Mes
Mary E. Sauer
Julius F. Sauer
Santa Fe
Emporte
District Court
Wyandotte County
Judement
Snyder
Harry Snyder
Newton
Kas
Snyders Jett
Newton Yards
Chicaro
Alton Read Taay
Ferberwill
Altan
Burlington and
Santa Fe Time Card Changes and Eating House Reallocations
Santa Fe announces a new time card effective next Sunday affecting the eastbound trail jastbound through Topeka and the westbound schedule with adjusted arrival and departure times. The Newton eating house opens November 1, closing the Florence house and transferring the manager to Ute Dodge City, while the Kinsley House closes December 19. A new depot will be built at Winfield replacing the old Southern Kansas depot which becomes freight only.
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Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas City
Newton
Florence House
Florence
Winfield
The
Southern Kanaan
Waymire Emerges as Leading Candidate for McKenna’s Cabinet Seat
Washington dispatch notes Attorney General McKenna may join the Supreme Court as associate justice. The cabinet vacancy sparks a scramble for the post with several candidates discussed. Judge Waymire of California leads early in the field, with others like John J. McCoulk and Judge Nathan Gott ruled out for geographical balance.
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Washington
Mckenna
Supreme Court of the
United States
Pield
Department of Justice
Thone
Waymire
Cal- Mornin
New York
John J. McCoulk
John
Hilnels
Nathan Gott
West Virginia
Maryland
France Deploys Forces to Upper Nile Mission
Paris reports that two French expeditions under Captaln Ligtard and Merchan have begun active operations along the Upper Nile. The Depeche Lital notes the force aims to meet gunboat objectives by mid summer and will recruit via 2544 rites for training and deployment.
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Paris
Depeche Colilale
Utara Dowane
Upper Nile
Ciptalia Ligtard
Merchan
Sultan Gives In Indemnity to Austrian Agent
The Turkish government announced settlement of the insult to the Austrian consul at Mersina. Herr Brazzafejji, agent of Austrian Staathehrg, will receive indemnity and be saluted by a Turkish fort. The Oriental Railroad Company will be paid 34,009 pounds.
Verdi’s Life in Peril After Wife’s Death
Rome dispatch reports composer Giuseppe Verdi, still grieving wife’s death announced Sunday, is seriously prostrated and fears were raised for his health amid mourning and illness.
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London
Rome
Liznor Verdi
Supper honors Mr Riley with a crowded reception
A supper in honor of James Whitesind Riley at the Thiwp loet nicht after thy afrertainmient by Fugen Ware wae & Geligh the affair. The guests were invited and entertained with table decor and conversations. The Philippines pacified as Madrid dispatch reports insurgent chiefs surrender and Gen veva announces complete pacification of the colony.
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James Whitesind Riley
Fugen Ware
Selle
Philippines
London
Madrid
Chieth
Bhatt Pine Islands
Blacklisting Trial in Northwestern Railroad Suit
Chicago November 18 Frd te Ketcham faced blacklisting claims amid a $25 000 lawsuit against Northwestern Railway over stalled repairs and fired workers. Judge Clifford presided as hearings unfolded with jurors and witnesses detailing layoffs and alleged coercion to influence the case.
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Judes Cliford
Northwestern Railroad
Biadikiat
Kiltehars Seaimde Whee
Northwestern Company
Jean Hallway
Thi
Marit
Euade
Cium
Lane
Mieninan Caneesd Elevator Company
Kemeimetat
Jodme Cofferd
To Lawrence
Sumirin
Wistanatn
Cond
Be. Osborn
Filerney
Elie Balti
Lawrence
Msbern
Grew Stader
Jude Clifford
Fis Hukar
Gold For Chili In Open Market Inquiries Interest Grows
Unclear notes describe agitation over price estimates and purchases in the open market. Mentions client market sensitivity and fresh inquiries into gold on American accounts as prices hover and trade activity increases.
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Tandon
Batc
Italy Buys Tobacco and Government Contracts
A Tennessee firm slated to supply 15 000 900 pounds of tobacco to the government for next year with a planned 15400 000 pounds. court notes include a sanity verdict and a witness list. Reports also mention a Chicago crime case and a birth notice for Mrs Wallace's daughter.
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Clarkeville
Tenn
Morrew
Five
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