Politics of It In the Selection of Mr Ripley for President
The piece outlines a power struggle within the Santa Fe organization, naming Mr. Kipley as the president candidate and detailing shifting leadership roles. It notes George St Peckly moving influence, Mr Walker becoming board chair, and rumors of Edward Wilder as second vice president amid ongoing receivership and governance turmoil.
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KP. Kipler
Senta Fe
Santa Pa
Milwaukee
Airbwauked
EP. Hipley
Sante Pe
Santa Fe
The
Fpipley
Sante Fe
George St
Peck
Hupley
Bar Risa
Abr
Lobia Ecu
Dhet
End Sr
Aldaca FL Walker
Webb
Lottereste
Edward Wilder
Me AA. Robinson
Genees
Rev G D Uluen Church Row Hushed by Peace Claim
The Reverend G D Uluen writes to this paper denying a church row and stating peace between himself and former leaders. He recalls debts from two years ago, crediting the Holy Spirit and parishioners for stabilizing finances and keeping the church on First Street free of debt.
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Aguiuet
G. Biiden
Mr. Oldenssye
Myeself
Peopie
The Fooky Mobomach Trial Atop Unio County?
A rambling chronicle recalls a tangled case in which Possecaion and a route purchase led to a wagon sale dispute. Miller defends the actions as a tone fide arrangement while indicting misdealings and a desperate drive toward Topeka.
Otgeschichte Iowa Legislation Blocked by Broadside Sabotage
Nov 27 reports reveal proposed prohibitory amendment cannot be acted on by future lawmakers due to legal defects and missed publication requirements. Secretary McFarland cited key omissions and three months publication clause issues. Meanwhile a Christian Endeavor convention report from Hotel Brunswick notes receipts of 22,782 with 1,000 in goods, and a remaining balance of 496 as of year’s end. General Harrison travels from here to New York then Cleveland en route to Indianapolis.
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McFarland
Hotel Brunswick
Francis P. Clark
John Willits Baer
Rumors Swirl Over Hepley Sheriff Appointment
Gossip centers on who will be named under-sheriff and deputy as candidates from the Republican and Populist factions circulate. Names include James Mivchyil, John Jones, Frank Leach, Bert Lucas, Larry Shooban, and others, with supporters pressing Sheriff Kepley to announce a decision amid public chatter and street scrutiny.
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Frank Elitsoa
Eberlif
Tom Wilkersum
Ellison
James Mivchyil
Fallor
John Jones
Frank Leach
Soma Sey
Bert Lucas
Larry Shooban
Suina
Shrove
Salate
John Hifeble
Kepley
Aml Jane Jogos
Saya
iS AMERICA COWARDLY Aimed by Officials Letter from 1895
A forwarded letter to Washington today with a petition requests federal action to secure the release of Joby J. Waller, a former resident arrested and allegedly convicted by military authorities on the island of Madagascar. The missive argues Americanism and calls for Congress to examine the case, noting broad support and urging consultation with state and executive authorities.
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Kan
Hoos
Marien
Joby J. Waller
Oor Sare
Madscercar
Kansas
Utedium Pro
Umninkey
Congress
Cuagrena
Taowis A. Onnonn
Jans Tromruany
Jun Guranis
J. G. Woun
Alm. Troatas
Ote L. Atdantox
Stop Rioting Tewflk Pasha Pledges Passage of Dardanelles
Tewflk Pasha declared that the Dardanelles would be opened and allow passage as security forces prepared to curb unrest. The statement followed clashes in coastal towns amid mounting tensions and diplomatic maneuvers.
Burning of American Mission, Kharput Riots Reported
Descriptions from Nov 26 27 report rioting in Constantinople and Marash with Turkish officials promising extra guardships for foreign nationals. American mission buildings at Tcharpae burned, property valued around 100000 dollars. Mrs Gates gave premature birth during alarm. Indemnity demanded, Marash rumors of fresh troubles, Zeitoun and Lule news sparse.
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Constantisorne
Sofia Bulgaris
Towfik Pashs
Pug
Phillio Currie
Parte
Great Britain
Ruseis
Italy
Angtria
Constantiople
Nis
Tcharpae
Indy
Gates
Mc Terrell
Terrell
Wation
Maruah
Zeitoud
Queis Port
Marash
Zeitoun
Lule
No Theater Hangers Clash Over County Clerk Tickets
Charley McCabe ends ties with Theater Manager Crawford and vows to post in the county clerk windows. A bill dispute follows as tickets for the camp show arrive late and the emporium bleeds back, while McCabe denies misuse and sternly warns against cheap shows. The situation leaves no show bills in the clerk's windows as the band plays on.
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Charley McCabe
Crawford
Leon
Charley
Thas
Cherley
Governor Lewelling Declines Omaha Trans-Mississippi Visit
The dispatch says Governor Lewelling will attend the trans-Mississippi congress in Omaha but a reporter finds him at home with his sleeves rolled in butter. He explains he cannot afford the time or expense. George L. Douglass, appointed to attend, says the trip would cost about twenty dollars and is more than he can donate for the purpose.
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Lewalling
Dougines Conlio
Ge. Wicarra
Omaha
Lewelling
Hrasselves
Gevo Ag
George L. Douglass
Defense Begins Today in Hamble Murder Trial
Twenty witnesses have been examined as the defense opens its case in the Holwe area murder trial. Judge Burton's opening statements were noted as not strengthening the prosecution's position since last spring. No court tomorrow, and a jury verdict likely not before next Monday amid ongoing attorney wrangling over evidence admissibility.
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Debes
Lawrensee
Kan
Clinton
Gabon
Charles Hamble
Holwe
Jose
Ate
Defenen
JR Burton
Storm damages oil fields and towns across multiple states
Reports from Carcaco dated November 27 describe a Tuesday night cyclone causing extensive damage to oil derricks and buildings. In Findlay and Lima Ohio hundreds of derricks toppled. Cleveland and Covington areas suffered unroofed houses and demolished structures. Totals include up to 70,000 dollars in Athens, 21,000 at Lita, 100,000 in Hartford City Indians, 75,000 in Elmwood, and 10,000 for Standard Oil losses at Bowling Green Kentucky. Fort Wayne roofs also failed.
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Carcaco
Chicago
Cleveland
Covington
Ohio
Indiana
Illcois
Michigan
Findlay
Lima
Athensand
Lita
Ohicail
Hartford City
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stolen Autographs Tarnish National Papers in Washington
A wholesale probe of the executive department reveals autograph thefts have damaged valuable papers in the interior and land offices. Signatures of many great men, including presidents, are missing or mutilated, with Abraham Lincoln’s autograph especially sought after and papers left practically valueless.
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Valuatta
Wasnmorox
Executive Department
Treasury
Interior Department
United States
Land Office
Abraham Lincoln
Disappointed Wichita crowd wary of Sinbad price rise
Wichita Beacon reports discontent after the Sinbad performance at Crawford Grand, with tickets at $1.50 and expectations of a refined show unmet. Audiences felt the company degraded the humor, calling it vulgar and comparing it unfavorably to the original company.
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Wichita Beacon
Avery Mitch
Crawford Grand
Upera
Cathedral Bells to Toll Eleven at Kansas City Cathedral
The Kansas City cathedral will receive eleven chimes from the McShane bell foundry of Baltimore for its clock and chime system. They will be the largest and finest in the west, to be blessed at the morning service next Sunday. Donors are Mrs Thomas Corrigan and family, dedicating the bells to the memory of the late Mr Thomas Corrigan, brother of ex-Police Commissioner Bernard Corrigan and pioneer Kansas City contractor.
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Kanes City
Kaneas City
Kansas City
MecShens Bell Foundry
Baltimore
Qurbur
Thomas Corrigan Sod
Thomas Corrigan
Pollos
Bernard Corrigan
Kanzas
Insurgents Reinforce Cubas Forces In Spain 10000 Men Embark
Heavy Span ish reinforcements totaling about 10 000 men are said to head for Cuba according to official dispatches from Spain. The same source notes the insurgent leader General Ruifo warns of arming and admonition as the fighting continues.
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Asalat
Queline
Capa
Spain
Ruiof
Inquiries Rise Over Kansas City Mutual Home Association
The secretary of state reports many inquiries about the stability of the American Mutual Home Association of Kansas City Missouri operating across Kansas. It admits members over sixteen and unmarried, granting $2500 to married members to build homes. Peter McGeoch, capitalists, reportedly shot himself at his National Avenue home. Mrs McGeoch plans divorce on grounds of incompatibility of temper.
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Association
Secretary of State
American Mutual Home Association
Kagens City
Kansas
Ins3
Peter WeGereb
Amitwacaes
Peter McGeoch
National Avenue
Mra McGeoch
Sait
Cleveland’s Intimate Confirms No Third Term Desire
E C Benedict, a trusted friend of President Cleveland, claims Cleveland would refuse a third-term nomination under any circumstances. Benedict quotes Cleveland saying he plans a world tour after his second term and has chosen a companion for the journey, denying any urge to seek further incumbency.
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New Yong
E. C. Benedict
Cleveland
Benedict
Stone pardoned after 18 years in Clark County
In Fuaxxsonr Kentucky on November 27 Governor Brown granted a full pardon to Berry Stone of Clark County. Stone had been convicted at the November term 1877 for felonious cutting and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. He waited at home for 18 years with no arrest prior. A petition from many citizens supported clemency.
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Fuaxxsonr, Ky
Brown
Berry Stone
Clark County
Gaverne
Harry Stone
Clark Ienit
Wader
Freeman
Manitoba Sees Push for Catholic School Restoration
A Winnipeg report notes calls for restoring Catholic school rights in Manitoba as Parliament plans a remedial order. The piece suggests Dominion opposition and a potential push for Crown colony status, with Premier Greenway and allies preparing to resist Ottawa’s policy shift.
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Man
Saye
Canada
Goder
Manitobs
Dominion Autlerlick
Winnipeg
Dominion
Ottawa
Pramiar Greenway
William May Arbitrates Venezuelan Controversy
Emperor Wil Jiawa of Germany is named as a possible arbitrator in the Venezuela dispute if Lord Callisbury's reply to Ambassador Bayard supports arbitration. The United States is seen as likely to provide an arbitrator, given sympathy for Venezuela and Germany’s strong interests and investment, including railroads.
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Germany
Wasmixarox
Wil Jiawa
Ha5
Jinos
Couniry
Bear Goes to Atlanta to Lead Electrical Display
Bear from Kokomo, Indiana, has joined Atlanta Expo preparations to head the electrical exhibit for the company. He has abandoned plans for organizing a compensation program in his hometown and will oversee display operations.
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Sim Bear
T Meticatt Elsctrical Company
Kokomo
Ind
Atlanta
Hayward Didn't Confess Conflicting Reports
Minngaronis Nov 7. It was reported last eight that Harry Heyward had made confession. A detective claims to hold details not revealed at trial and plans to publish a book. Murphy and Others Suspended. Puttabetrata Nov 3. Chairman Gideon says cyclists Cabaune Titus and Murphy suspended for life for alleged crook racing in class B at St. Louis on Aug 17. Stop Work on Siegel Coopers. Now Yous Nov 27. Fort y house maids walked off Siegel Cooper building to outside tunnels and Prince street Broadway tied up.
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Cotas
Scotland
Sidney KR Ejils
BoVicker's Theatre
Wesgent
Hayward
Murphy
Puttabetrata
Gideon
The
LAW
Maid
Thay
Cabaune, Titus
Sonore
St. Louis
Racing Board
Siegel, Coopers
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Siegel, Cooper& Co
Prince Street
Broadway
Martin and Mould Open Law Firm in Topeka
A Topeka law firm launches as Senator Jon Martin retires from politics to practice law with ML L Mould. The new Martin and Mould firm occupies rooms at 715 Kai Avenue, signaling a permanent presence.
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Fudge Jobe Marlin
Topeka
Kansas
United States
Jon Martin
Kandes
Shertic
Joan Martin
Martio
Greed, Ware & Greed
Martin & Mould
Kai Avenue
Maumer
Seven Thousand Miles That News Traveled From New York to Chicago
News from New York traveled 7,000 miles to Chicago via Canada and the western rail network, with telegraph links to Needles and southern California. In New York weather storms caused trolley wire damage, costing the city up to $500,000 to bury wires, while Mundey’s damage and the telephone company losses added over $100,000. Judge William Kelly was appointed general solicitor of the Pacific Railway. Also noted: a cable-train axle broke in Cambria County injuring eleven miners.
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Chicago
Chaco
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Vancouver
San Francisco
California
Albuquerque
Kansas City
St Louis
Denver
Buffalo
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain
John PF. Barrett
Mundey
Local notices and court actions in Tuesday edition
Larry Forster, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Forster, dies at No uS Madison street with funeral to be announced. Leonard Mowers, a farmer near Silver Lake, sued for $5 and costs. Two colored boys, Smith and Wheeler, held over for district court in robbery case after preliminary inquest before Justice Guy. Shiloh chapel services tomorrow feature Rev. J Richardson of Kansas City with address by Rev. W J Grant and others. Prof F Sawyera, Governor Troutman, and Dr Vernella to speak. evening musical program planned. Santa Fe line offers seven-trail trip Topeka to Kansas City on Nov 26, $2 round trip.
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Larry
Ales
P. Forster
Madison Street
Leonard Mowers
Silver Lake
Guy's Court
W. J. Neeley
Topeka
Chippie” Smith
Will Wheeler
Jacob Leyi
District Court
Guy
Shiloh
Abraham Lincoln
Vernella
Big Lloyds Monopolize Insurance Through New Trust
New York, Nov. 27. Managers of twenty four Lloyds underwrite about 150,000,000 in risk and hold vast assets. They formed a preliminary union to merge identities, aiming to create uniform Lloyds rates and erase outside Lloyds, challenging stock insurers and potentially reducing premiums by 15 to 20 percent.
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Lloyds Spearance
Clnge
Wares Knickerbocker Lioyds
Copital Lioyds
Brewers and Malstera
Syrasusm Mutual Fire Insurance
London Lloyds
Liga Bu
Lloyds
New Yorkoad
Lloyds Companina
Tari Asencialiso
Lieyda Ao
Cates
Stork
Sleigh Ride Accident Injures Two Women in Fassas City
In Fassas City on a November evening two women Mrs McDonald and Mrs Dean, riding in a sleigh hit by a runaway horse near James Street and Intersecting Avenue. Despite a violent throw and injuries, both escaped fatal harm. Local authorities and witnesses describe the crash and the unbridled horse causing the mishap.
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Kum
Puile
McDonald
de. MeDanald
Woodland Avenue
Eacees City
Ald
Carl
James Street
Edgar Ran Away and Other Local News Items
Ed Gar ran away from Topeka on election day. Imley reports Mickey found, while a telegram from Oklahoma City says the boy is with relatives. Local bread war in Leavenworth offers forty loaves for $7 amid wartime price adjustments. A report from Port Guiner de Mirada covers a brief engagement with limited details. Washington County man pardoned after serving thirty days for selling liquor.
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Mickey
Edgar Ro Imlayeen
Glahame
Topeka
John & Inley
Senta Fu
Wilkerson
Sherif J. J. Doles
Oklahoma Ciy
Doles
Stelking
Eben
Bulova
Talon Dmley
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