Expensive state encampment drains funds and rails expense
A Wichita or Topeka era note details a costly state militia encampment with $10,700 paid to rail carriers and $14,681 in warrants issued by the adjutant general. Transportation costs dominated, links to Union Pacific trips and railroads refusing service. Extra costs included pay, office expenditures, and supplies, draining the treasury as the report notes the event was unnecessarily lavish.
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Mr Bird Opens A Bottle In Dry City Court
In a district court a case against El Dumas, a Frenchman, for selling beer at a local hotel ends with his acquittal. The incident occurs after a police court hearing where a juror saw Bird twist open a bottle, foam erupting as witnesses describe the scene and the defense arguing beer was served to the parties, not sold to them.
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Clarke of Chicago Seeks Harbor Solution at Topeka Conference
Clarke of Chicago, head of the Pan American Transportation Company, arrived for a deep water conference but found little progress. He advocates a single good harbor at Galveston and notes political changes may hinder American South and Central trade unless the government aids regional lines. He recalls prior service on the interstate deep water committee and mentions mail service costs and potential gains with government support.
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Peculiar Suit Against Santa Fe from Chase County
A rare legal action filed in Chase County targets the Santa Fe Railway Company. The suit alleges unusual claims tied to railroad operations and regulatory disputes. Details remain sparse as the case moves through the local docket.
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Egan May Come to Santa Fe Rail Service
Railroad circles report J M Egan former general manager of Chicago and Great Western may join Santa Fe as a consultant amid reorganization. Lincoln Rosseets sues land company over railroad promises and damages after Santa Fe route delays.
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Attorneys Seek Writ for Horace G Steward
An application for a writ of habeas corpus has been filed in the Nebraska Supreme Court for Horace G Steward of Deneca Nemaha county. Steward was convicted in Nemaha County District Court of embezzling 146476 dollars from a man he served, and was sentenced to two years and six months in the state penitentiary. The defense contends the sentence is due for reevaluation on habeas grounds.
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Sanitary Board Chief Claims Mileage Free Passes
Chairman J W Joboson of the live fire sanitary commission reports members have railroad passes preventing mileage claims. Cauirme Johnson admits using passes with no railroad fare expenses. Governor Morrill pardons James Dempsey, Hamilton County man jailed twenty five years for murder. Dempsey’s supposed murder victim died by self-inflicted action. Savings and Loan Association ad promotes investments at Sixth and Kansas Avenue.
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