Santa Fe Directors Race Heats Up In Topeka Meeting
In Topeka a clash over Santa Fe railway governance unfolds as the protective committee led by Theodore W Myers pressures for a new board. Key figures include General B F Tracey former Navy secretary and James A Walter, with talks of cumulative voting and potential minority representation amid heavy stock proxies from major holders.
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Santa Fe
Toomka
Fopeka
Chicago
Theodore W Myers
Atchison Protective Reorganization Committee
Air
Blywrs
Hurame Brothers
Sugar Fame
E. D. Kyle
New York
Myers
Becaus
Topeks
Protective Committee
Pst
BP. Chenay
Boston
Chase Gleed
Bay State
Cheney
Me Glead
Chas
Greed
Seark Journal
Needacs
Aunual
Hopf Cheney
Jas A
Join 1 Bint
New Jersey
Myes
Blair
Booses City
Bain
Theo ‘W. Myers
Eet
Reed Seys
Owman Erb
Lyf
Ward J. Berwind
James A. Plair
Willsm L Bull
BP. Cheney, Jr
Mass
Thomas P. Powler
C. Gleed
Topaka
Kas
C.K. Holliday
Kas Samed
Lawrence
John A. McCall
Oa Beerson
Ao Maas Very
Topeka
Alden
F. K. Sturgis
Prevent
Alien Speare
Walter Lt. Oukmar
Cutting
Engle
Chival of
New Luck
Bley Ocher
Atchison and Topeka Railroad Company
Kansas
Siw Yoax
Atchison, Topes and Santa Fe Railway
Tie Ameter- Yam Stoeckheliers
Atelisan
Kinsley Mayor Fatally Shot in Hold Up
J P Murch, mayor of Kinsley, was fatally shot in the abdomen late last evening by two footpads after resisting a hold up near Wirearra. The assailants escaped into the darkness. Authorities are investigating the fatal incident and seeking suspects.
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F.maret
Pootpade
Thea Sto
Wirearra
J. FP. Murch
Kinsley
Leudinc
Thuy Thet
President Cleveland’s Family Tour Updates
Gray Gables to Providence via Middleboro with Mia Benedic and Mrs Cleveland. The party forks toward Fall River then Providence. through train to New York from Boston. The president continues his journey, stopping en route, with family in a special car.
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Cleveland
Pauly
Sirs Cleveland
Greenwich
Mia Benedic
New York
Alice
Alto New York
New
Peace Restored. State Democrats Strike Compromise
Tammany and the State Democracy reach a settlement allocating two of the eight districts. The accord ends a quarrel over party control and establishes a power-sharing framework within the state delegation. The arrangement preserves leadership balance and outlines district assignments for the forthcoming elections.
Hill Seeks Conciliatory Deal In New York Democratic Ticket
New York October 28 Senator Hill held conferences at Park Avenue hotel with Democratic leaders to resolve tensions over congressional nominations. Talks with Faulkner and other leaders aimed at conciliation. compromise would give the state Democracy two of eight districts and urge Sickles and Walsh to withdraw. A noon conference among Faulkner Grace Martin Gilroy and Hill produced a plan to align Tammany with the state machine.
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New York
Senator Hill
Park Avenue
Roding
Faulkner
Congressional Committee
Imperial Hotel
Martin
Turstheny
F. M. Scott
Urace
Refurm League
Grant
Ellery Anderson
August
Perry Belmont
George W.keen
County Democracy
Hill
Sheehan
Major Hinckley
Latrau
Tammany
Daniel E Sickles
James J. Walsh
Paulkner
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Grace
State Democracy
Gilroy
David B
Jury Finds For Water Company In Whiting Damage Suit
The Topeka Water Supply Companyward verdict in the Whiting damage case after a jury deliberation that began Saturday noon. Judgment for the defendant amounts to 3500 dollars. The panel faced questions on hydrant visibility and water pressure. The trial stems from Grace Whiting's death due to injuries from a hydrant incident at Fourteenth and Taylor Street. Kate and Grace Whiting, as administrators, prosecuted the original suit seeking 20000 dollars. The water company will appeal to the supreme court.
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Topeka Water Supply Company
Mulgane
Sureme
Kate Whiting
Water Company
Grace Whitin
Fourteenth and
Taylor Street
Kate
Grace Whiting
Catholic Church Ent entertains Library Hall fundraiser
The Catholic Church of the Assumption cleared 375 at an evening entertainment in Library Hall. Performers included Ciara Hock on piano, Elis Wingart singing Love's Sorrow, Lucia Wyatt with Happy Days, Ethel Palmer delivering Feces on the Floor, and Griley’s Modoc club among others. Julius Weidling encore on Old Black Joe drew loud applause.
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Catholic Church of the Assumption
Library Hall
Tanner
Ness
Dass Ciara Hock
Elis Wingart
Lucia Wyatt
Ethel Palmer
Modoc Club
Misa Gertrudde Hyatt
Griley
Ave Maris
Chas
Reeski
Julius Weidling
Piapo
McKinley Speaks Along Ohio in West Virginia Reach
Governor McKinley traveled by riverbank route through West Virginia accompanied by Elkins Miller White and Heublein. The party paused at Mount Pleasant and Soclock to rest the trial car before a speech to several hundred at each stop. A separate note reports a jewelry theft claim from Horrington with $208 missing and a suspect eyeing a possible appearance.
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Virginia
Sephes B
Pancensaria
W. Va
McKinley
Unio
Ohio River
KK Elkins
Warren Miller
Congress
A. B White
Parkersbrg State Journal
James Heualey
Ekins
Mount Pleasant
Soclock
Mason City
Japanese Diet Ends Special Session War Aims Emphasized
The Japanese diet closed with government bills to propel the war effort and a memorandum urging the cabinet to pursue imperial declarations for a decisive victory over China. It urged harsher punishment for China and warned against foreign interference, stressing Japan will not permit any outside influence to derail its aims. A Corean envoy arrived in audience with the emperor bearing gifts from Korea’s king.
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Pant
Hinoshima
Octut
Cores
Stony
Seoul
Japan
Corea
Diet
Gould Quail Shooting Trip Delayed by Missouri Pacific Route
President George Gould of Missouri Pacific, traveling from New York to the west, altered plans and arrived by private car Atalanta at Union depot. He then headed toward Miller County for prolific quail shooting guided by FE. Ewines, a noted wing shooter. Gould aims to inspect Missouri Pacific routes on the way, accompanied by Warner, Dodaridge, and Gen. Sept Clark.
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St Loum
George Gould
Missouri Pacific
New York
West
Ataluota
Union Depot
Jeferson City
Lebanon
Miller County
Ewines
Str
Gould
Warner
Dodaridge
Scpt Clark
Stevenson at Joplin Addresses Large Center Crowd
Vice-President Stevenson arrived at 8 15 am to a hearty welcome in Joplin addressing a large crowd from a platform at the town center intersection. He blamed the woes on Reed era legislation, praised the Democratic party for keeping faith with the people, predicted prosperity with the new tablet, and urged Democrats to support their party and congressional candidates.
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Jesus
Stevenson
Joplin
Reed Congress
Democratic Party
Congress
Harrison Goes Alone on New York Trip
Ex President Harrison will depart from Ispiana Ponim for New York this afternoon at 2:45 on the Pun Ifandilo line. He travels privately, unaccompanied, with no immediate speech planned in New York. He will return to Andersen, Ind, a week from next Saturday to deliver his final campaign speech.
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Ispiana Ponim
Harrison
New York
Ifandilo
Wday
Andersen
Ind
Marry Tomorrow as Czar Remains Unchanged in Health
Reports from Livadia and Simferopol detail Princess Alix of Hesse Darmstadt meeting the czar’s family and preparing for a betrothal ceremony at Livadia if the czar’s condition allows. The princess traveled with Grand Duchess Elizabeth amid public cheers as doctors report the czar waking but not improving.
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Alix
Tuscan
Sergius
Simferopol
Yulta
Tromphal Archer
Alua
Alix Waa
Ezeripa
Duraion
Czurinn
Vladimiir
Greece
Vienna
Merschejewaski
St Petersburg
O Donovan Bossa's CA Kefierd Passport Dispute
A fragmented report describes O Donovans attempt to obtain a passport after a likely denial by the department. It notes misissued papers and questions of residency, with costs and legal actions looming. Attorney Tilletown and others discuss delaying tactics and court plans as the case proceeds toward an early conference and potential MAP rulings.
Glick Refuses to Roll: Kansans Weigh Democratic Ticket
Fragmentary report from Kansas cites Rayn Positively Me Witt Ampyer and Senator Marlin as figures in a Democratic ticket discussion. Wagering and sympathy terms appear tangled, with reference to Populists and Ly ocrats of Kanaus. The piece hints at political maneuvering dated October 23.
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Willets
Marlin
Kanaus
May Get A Depot V2 The Dominy Cars to Be Ban Arenas
The Vinewood Railway company seeks to secure the right of way for a depot in the West Side area along Ninth Street and nearby avenues. Residents protest and the committee may not grant access, while Vinewood Park railway aims to place a station at the southwest corner of Ninth Street and Avenue.
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Dominy
Vinewood Or Railway Company
Cirely
Japkeon
Vinswood Park
Plage
Ple
Commtien
West Circle
Ninth Stress Avenue
HIAWATHA SHOI OPERATIVE MINFATORY INVESTIGATION
George Adame and Samuel Glover investigated a Pullman club based scheme. An adversary report issued at 4 noted the operative manufactory Willanelie and the stockholders voted on the committee report. Some holders felt pressured to pay stock assessments.
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Kan
George Adame
Samuel Glover
Pullman Cluthe
Willanelie
Local notes on councilman and inspections dominate week
Councilman James Burgest appears active this week amid mentions of Santa Fe Land Commissioner Prot vin Cilewell and Col Brewer of Denver attending a funeral. Reports note Hock Island inspections, a Santa Fe elevator notice urging pre election action, and a Shift in local political activity with ties to New Jersey committee meetings and a robbery case arrest near Topeka.
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James Burgest
Santa Fe
Col. LG
Denver
Campbell
Tren Welock
Texas
la Jrad
A. J. Hitt
Hock Island
H.C. Mu
Olles Tins
Fegieter
Pomeroy
Chiausian
Tie Fey
New Jergee
Lessde
Lawenne 4
Ane
Wreck Near Olathe Kills Two on Freight Train
A freight train collision near Olathe Kansas at 5 20 this morning fatally injured Fireman Tr Stewart and seriously hurt Engineer Smith who leaped from the cab. L E Masters was badly injured in the wreck as cars derailed and debris sprayed the area. Stewart was married with a family in Sheltie Missouri and Smith resided in Kansas City. The collision occurred in a dark cut on the Shansea City Fort Scott and Memphis line after cars ran onto the main track. A second item reports Lielen Grier a woman convicted of poisoning her sixth husband sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Memphis
Oratee
Kan
Shansea City
Fort Scott
Tr. Stewart
Smith
L. E Masters
Stewart
Lea
Sheltie Minsourk
Kansas City
Lielen Grier
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Catholic Church Choir
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