Topeka Sees Santa Fe Director Fight Shaping Up
Topeka may gain all three Kansas directors as a reorganization meeting in New York looms next week. J Severy of Emporia appears likely to be dropped, with proxy battles and cumulative voting looming, while Gov Osborn and other figures are discussed as potential successors and backers amid disputes over the Santa Fe charter and director control.
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Topeka
Kansas
Te Banta Pe
J. Severy
Emporia
New York
Mn Severy
Kinsas
Severy
Saute Fe
Kanuuis
Br. Severy
Rauls
Wetusi
Govarnursbara
Kauss
Air Severy
Thomas 4. Osborn
Santa Fe
Severy Ia
Gibure
Stile
Alducewikeer
Walker
Jedge
Beldwall
Waeiker
Kanage
Col K. Holliday
C. Glead
B P. Cheney
James A. Blair
How
Yeatertuy
Sew
T. J. Andersen
Colorado
New Mexico
Peter
Std
Anderson Taok
J. G. Waters
Waters
J. R Johnson
Newman Srd
A.J. Williams
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Atchison Guoted
Atchison Close
Manhay Ot
St Louis Man Gains and Sells Central Bank Property
The Central National Bank completed a sale of the old Rovx building at Seventh Street and Kaneayamvenue for $30,000 to James M. Davis of St Louis. The property spans one lot, with two buildings fronting 160 feet, and has a long chain of owners dating back to 1874. Nearby transactions include multiple parcels traded, with figures ranging into thousands, reflecting a busy Topeka real estate market.
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Central Nithnal Bank
Seventh Street
Kaneayamvenue
Jame M. Davis
St Louis
Davis
Peccenspranesessons
Ilehaw
Itsafa Walker
Zuamerman
Selte Arthur Quick
Central National Bank
MM Gurcey
Grocery Commission
Pifth
Buchanan
K. Moelliday
East Tent Street
Matthew
Meboath
Jacob Ghman
Lecompton
Merman Hioltwick
Ben. Holt
Bast
Flint Street
Imperial Decree Amid Czar's Illness The Claimants Rise
Dispatches from Livadia report the czar's condition worsening as an imperial decree names Duke George renouncing succession and Duke Michael declared next heir to the Czarewiteh. French officials grow anxious as the death is anticipated within hours.
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Michael
Livadia
Sr. Peresssred
Livadin
Oklahoma Territory Growth Report by Gov Renfrow
Governor Renfrow submits a report on Oklahoma Territory showing steady growth since April, with wealth rising from vast natural resources. Population rises from 212,535 to about 251, assessed valuation near 10.9 million, rail and Western Union property valued. capital investment remains limited amid debate on Oklahoma statehood and a unified state with existing or deferred boundaries.
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Wasinoeros
Ken Bones
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
United Prescues
Ose Renfrew
Pyberty
Western Union ‘Beliph Company
Nat
Get
Renfrow
Oklaburms
Som
Grand Duke Michael named heir amid royal succession talk
Reports indicate Grand Duke Michael, third son of the czar, is heir to the throne after Grand Duke Nicholas. Grand Duke George renounced his rights, with France and Hussbs Parti said to have a secret joint action accord. Odessa dispatch notes Czars health questions and Livadia ceremony for Princess Alix amid royal intrigues.
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Michael
Czac
Nicholas
Czarewitch
Piresest Beir
George
France
Hussbs Parti
la Verite
M. Reotussell
Brasis
Cronstadt
Gervais
Lexpos
Arcdival
Livedia
Princess AL Marking
Hegun
Livonnia Lexpes
Paris
Odessa
Exarewitch
Alix
Hesse-Darmstedt
Livadia
Darmstadt
The
Holy Synod
Pobedonostres
Jewelry found. suspects released after search at Volces Station
Abbott of Herington found jewelry, took it to a Topeka police station with Reymond Pope Parker Charley Davis and James McCann jailed Sunday. The man who owned the jewelry escaped during searches. no charges. A Peabody merchant reported stolen jewelry. items found on John Stark Frank Mourne John Donnella. A gold breast pin identified as from the Seery residence theft on Topeka Avenue last week.
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Mr. Abbott
Herington
Volces
Herrington
A. Abbott
Topekapa
Reymond Pope
H P. Parker
Charley Davis
James McCann
Peabody Dry Goods
Peabody
John Stark
Frank Mourne
John Donnella
Seery
Topeka Avenue
Abandoning Overnyer At Esporta Meeting Urges Democratic Theme
The Lyon county meeting last night adopted a resolution urging all Democrats to back the Poalist ticket. The plan will be sent to Democratic voters in Lyon County and beyond. A separate note from Malt Against Sugar Healing Co. mentions an October 34 entry. A United States Supreme Court appeal concerns the government’s challenge to a district court ruling in favor of Ame lining Company EH Spreckels and Frankliothes Aquina.
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Kan
Lyon County
Dewucras
Lyog County
Sugar Healing Co
Wasartatas
United States Supreme Court
United States District Court For
Eastern Pennsylvania
Amelining Company
EH Spreckels
Frankliothes
Aquina
German Americans Act Endorses County Candidates
The German American league met at night and backed John Schenck a Populist over A C Sherman in the Thirty-fifth district Cal George W Vente Republican over H J Stost in the Thirty-ninth district and F A Kiene Populist over St Gardentire Thus two Populists and one Republican were endorsed Garden was rejected for supporting woman suffrage Stout rejected for not being a taxpayer Sherman rejected as Schenck is German The league plans another meeting and will endorse county officers Harry yet will be endorsed for county attorney with division on the rest of the ticket
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Thor Endorme Veale
Schenck
Kline
German-Americas League
Shawnee County
Theis
John Schenck
A. C. Sherman
Cal
George W. Vente
H. J. Stost
St. Gardentire
Germain
Garden
Stout
Sherman
Harry Yet
Immense Registration Sparks Scramble for Votes
Citizens rushed to register before yesterday's deadline as precincts filled with voters. Officials estimate over 3,000 registerees, with partisan tensions rising between Republicans and Democrats. Colored residents plan a Republican meeting at the courthouse tomorrow evening.
Explosion destroys Swedish schooner Alène near Peterhead
A dispatch from Peterhead reports the Swedish schooner Alene laden with gunpowder exploded off Peterhead. Within two minutes the sea surface was bare of sight, leaving only splinters. All crew perished in the blast.
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Asrrdrex
Scotland
Peter Head
Olney Skewers Bede in Civil Service Clash Over Campaign Work
In a caustic exchange, Attorney General Olney rejects Marshal J. Adam Bede’s resignation letter and condemns political campaigning by federal appointees. Bede denounces his party as led by knownothing mountebanks, praising Major Baldwin and lamenting a God in Israel who takes care of his own. Olney accepts the resignation, noting the necessity of appointing a successor who adheres to the president’s policy.
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Wasurseton
St. Paul
J. Adam Bede
United States
Department of Justice
Marshal Bede
Mays
Mr. Bede
Major Baldwins
Jerael
Attorney General
Otien
Seree Ao Shal
Maralal
Local court cases and railway notes fill Topeka scene
Wood Fowler and Minnie Burgy face trial in Justices Furry& 39 s court for allegedly stealing 50 from Harry Croft. The Vail estate probate appoints Thos C Vail administrator de bonis non. Middaugh case moved betweenJustices Grover and Chesney. Santa Fe delays time card effective Oct 28 to Nov 4. GW Charles case dismissed. George Buckner forfeits $2. Two colored men arrested for fighting. No drop in Santa Fe livestock business. 24 cattle cars handled yesterday, 125 from Texas panhandle bound east. The Theatrical Electrical association ball at Metropolitan Ball tonight, tickets 50 cents. Shawnee County Horticultural Society basket picnic tomorrow at W E Bates&rsquo. home. J Coughlin bicycle case bound over to district court. Tom and Mrs Lucas plead guilty to petty larceny. sentences set. Santa Fe officers Robinson and Kenna to attend annual meeting with Peck absent in Europe.
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Wood Fowler
Minnie Burgy
Furry
Harry Croft
Thos. C. Vail
Thos. H. Vail
Eilen Vail
Lester E Middaugh
North Topeka
Grover
Chesney
Texas Panhandle
Shawnee County
W. E. Bates
Auburndale
Hrad
Chicago Populists torn by internal rifts
Cuicase Oct 24 reports utter lack of harmony in the People's Party in Chicago and Cook County. Managers doubting 50,000 votes. leaders Morgan Ryan and Pomeroy reportedly maneuver to sway support to rival parties.
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Cuicase
Cook County
People’s Party
Uiiy Ute Tts
Aii
Morgan
Republicians
Ryan
Pomeroy
Democrate
Peace Negotiations Amid War Talk and Diplomatic Strain
Oct 24 dispatches report diplomats strained over possible peace talks, with Britain’s role debated and China seen as gaining from ongoing hostilities. Indicator notes Japan and China suffer losses, while foreign tollerance and German influence color chances for a settlement. Reports from Shanghai and Tokyo describe battlefield casualties and shifting positions near Wei Hai Wei and Ping Yen, with political maneuvering in Seoul and allied responses.
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Cotiun
Pwc
Sarloria
England
Asia
Manny
Eny
China
Japan
DeseCad Sapanese
Tien Tain Corrieponde
Ghemelig
Corea
Seoul
Ping Yan
Ping Yen
Chemuipo
Democratic candidates seek harmony amid city turmoil
Reported in the city and district, Democratic factions wrestle with candidate willingness and harmonious views. Observers note objections from state Democrats while last night’s events reference a political gathering and a controversial train scene. Acknowledgments mention Mr. and Mrs. J B Metali of Kuosas Avenue and a local occasion.
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Ciy
Weir
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Alexander III
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