Stolen Goods Recovered In Lincoln Express Office
A shipment of overcoats and a telescope grip stolen from Emporia by Charles Rose and Frank Myrick was found at Lincoln express office by Police Chief Wilterno. Myrick fled from a second floor lawyer’s office after a confrontation. A reward was offered for Myrick. chase ongoing.
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Emporia
Charles Rose
Frank Myrick
Lincoln
Nebraska
S& Lincoln Express
Pulica Wilterau
Omaha
Hete
Blyenrn
Fle
Furey
Torsday
Myerick
Wilkersoe
Tam
Becaus
Lineula
Bloody brawl ends in injury at Pog leg joint
Delaney Wilkerson, brother of Police Chief John Wilkerson, was badly beaten at Pog leg McClafferty's Smoky Row saloon on a Saturday night. He sustained multiple wounds including a severed finger and deep cuts after a fight with two unidentified assailants. McClafferty and others claimed two more participants helped but could not be named. Police officers Hobson and Fawkes arrived after a whistle and found Wilkerson in a grievous state.
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Delaney Wilkerson
McClafferty
Pogleg
Pegleg
Wilkerson
Iddy
Hobson and
Fawkes
Beon
Pines On Blessee
Charley Holliday
John Wilkerson
Santa Fe Receivership Sparking Road Reforms In 1894
The Santa Fe railroad amid receivership plans to reorganize and upgrade after December 10 1894. The company reports substantial investments in construction and equipment, improved rolling stock, bridges, and depots, with significant debt relief and a shift to a prosperous operation under Receiver TX HB Robinson.
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Geseip
Mansaa
Senta Fa Company
United States Court
Corppany
United States
Aiupa
TX HB Robinson
Santa Fe
North Topeka Notes and Local Notices
Items from the North Side of the river include a report that Mrs Guan of Eldorado is visiting Jackson street and will stay a week, Sam Elder arriving from Chicago to spend the winter, and Mrs Harriet Guan visiting a family. Horace Eaton and Miss Katie Petro were anxious at the bride’s home on Logan street as plans for a Valley Fall move proceed, with Thanksgiving at the fire station as in prior years. Local ads promise flour, syrup, stoves and coal basters at cash-friendly prices, buggy tops and wagons built to order, and restaurant and wholesale fruit offerings. A legal note states P. Picerri remains ready to try his Wilkerson suit next term, with comments on readiness and trial plans dated Nov 26, 1893.
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Mra EN. Guan
Jackson Street
Sam Elder
Chicago
Lome
Harriet Guan
Eldorado
Guvn
Sirs Kot. Payne
Miea Mattie
Santa Cruz
California
Horace Eaton
Misa Katie Petro
Logan Street
Rev. W. & Hutchinson
Eaton
Valley Fall
North Topeka
Wilmarth
Mra
Geo
J. Graves & Sone
West Laurent Street
Bell
The
State Journal
Wilkerson
Special Train for Thanksg Game to Kansas City
Pacific offers a special depot train to Kansas City for the Thanksgiving game leaving at 7:80 p.m. from 212 and 124 West South. Round trip fare is 2 dollars. Passengers are urged to return home promptly after the game.
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Reosos City
Santa Be
Santa Fe
Atoning
Kansas City
Rock Island
Topeka
Astor
Traide
Dixie
Grand
Camille D'Arville
The
Pacific
Going to the Dogs and a Drunk Youth at Police Station
A twenty one year old man from the country, known as Stump McMichael, is repeatedly arrested for drunkenness. He sobs that he could not help his condition and blames a recurring Saturday night pattern. He was jailed after failing to pay a five dollar fine, stating his money was gone. The report also notes Secretary Hoke Smith’s claim of reduced printing costs and bids for the patent office gazette.
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Boo Hoo
Stump” McMichael
Hoke
Wasuixcox
Nouv
Hoke Smith
Gxzette
J. K. Joses
Droggis
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Golden Eagle Clothing Go. S. Ettlinger
Wail Melicited
Kansas Avenue
BIBLE
Oxforp
Stormswoove
Horsan
Kellam
Kansas Ave
D. B. Robinson
Gen Dornblazer
Chanute
Winfeld
Kan
Santa Fe Iy
Wellington
M. Mclnery
Parsons, Ean
Joliet
Albuquerque
Holsington
Kun
Stanley Siddorn
Lynch
Taton
Brevin
Pt. Madison
Iowa
Polk
Gulf, Colorado
George Hamblin
Tue Road
Personsis
Hallroute
Ed Haslet
Missouri Pacific
Watt
Seth Brundage
Water Service
Caldwell
Draper
Horton Shops
Brundage
Salina
Herington
Medford
O. T. Foreman Wood
Barrios
Texas
Wiley Catlett
Rock Inland
Scott Steele
Muncie
Ind
Rust
Union
Hangas City
Anstrancer
Huston
Dad
Hin
Recuml
Iated
Will White
Charles Wilmont
Los Angeles
Cal
F. L. Waggoner
A. W. Garrett
Western Freight Association
John Hoffman
Mark Miller
GH Hudson
Sants We
H. 7. Smith
Thss
Trans-Missouri Freight Association
HH. K. Brady
Santa Fe Fruit and Refrigerator Line
City of Mexico
Onal
General Tatarent
Dan Cain
Charley Hall
Dodge City
Jobn Messe
Coolidge
W. K. Gillette
Adan Cox
Hutchinson
Florence
EG Fisher
Rock Island Trcket
Wichita
Geo. Wlume
Hutchinage
Mr. Fisher
Liste Arkansas River
Halstead
George H. Moore
Santa 'S
Nickerson
Panale E Kiesick
Sewe Notes
W.D. Glass
Missou
Ri Pacific
Europe
Coffeyville
Mivcouri Pacific Railway
Cafferville
Brotherhood of Railway Traintia
Chasute
Kansas
Order of Railway Conductors of Chanute Division No. 285
Fred Bassenger
Horton
Engineer McMurray
George Caldwell
Great Falls
Moat
Rusher
Council Grove
Peer K. & T
A. H. Benson
Eustases
W. Littlefield
Isolapapolis
Desu Waters
Cleveland
Ohio
D. L. Rader
French
Hiness India
J. W. Bain
Placeants Fe
Williams
Ottawa
Burlinston Yards
Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8. Paul
Ell
Atemr1on
Thomas McNeil
Newton
McNeil
Baldwin
la Junta
Col
Irving Wellman
Charles Metsker
Western Kansas
Sante Fe
Marceline
Ora Hubbard
Car Service Department
Santa Fele
Indiana
Silas Preston
Denver
J. W. Dugan
Bert Hummel
Dugan
John Jamison
R K E. Jamison
Santa Fe II
Korn
Frelebt Department
North Topera
Star Grocery
West Sth
Boston Shoe CO
Wee Gites Ates
Ocae Petree
Nere
Boston Shop Co
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