Santa Fe stockholders clash over voting method
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe stockholders in Topeka faced a sudden clash as the Santa Fe Protective Committee sought a temporary injunction to enforce cumulative voting. Judge Foster granted a temporary injunction to hear Monday, delaying directors’ election and aiming to preserve the current voting method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Waclock
Sacre Fe Protective Committee
Carridge
Throop
Ani
G. Poster
Foster
Westralsing
Oriec
Judge Poster
Protective Committee
Santa Fe
State of Houses
Wall Street
Aguuil
Kansas
Motown
Theo. W. Myers
Lawra Astlen
United States
Cdicera
Cand Ia
J.J. Frey
Saracen
Eearn
Col. C. K. Iolliday
Comp
Cal. Halliday
Ana
Presiden
Robinson
Chas S .Heed
P. Clonney
Cireiet Court of the Gaited Stars
Ritivas
Pieer
Wil Palmer Stith
Aterikan
Satta Fe Topeka
Herod Company
Ib. Whiter
Howard I. Kerwiod
W. L. Boil
Charles Gileed
Sumac
Lawren A. Nickersom
Aidensjoare
B. Pheney
Satie
C.K. Heil Hay
A. McCad
K Sturgis
Benjamin FL Tracy
Newman
Williauss & Dillon
Henry Wanlman
M. Summerfield
eWhl
Eee
Topeka
Atchison, Tupeke & Santa Fe Reilrold Company
Oceober
iSi4
Hall
Thirsteen
Auid
Sach Shureholierts
Asid
Opin Ancordance Ith
Ts8io
Acceptancn
Stetite
Uiis Court
Cassis Gr. Posten
Toreas
Santa Fe stock list keys owners and Topeka clash
The report details Santa Fe stock holdings across Europe and America, naming major owners like Bering Grathers Co, August Belmont & Co, Jones P. Chaany, and Day & Co, with hundreds of smaller holdings. It notes Western interest in Topeka where Newman Erb pushes full office concentration and opposes double book keeping, while the protective and general reorganization committees dispute control and the relevance of the charter and voting rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wibler
Santa Fe Company
Europe
America
Liv Vuy
Bering Grathers & Co
London
Sante Fe
Ce RL Day & Co
Kidder, Peabody Co
Boston
Samwel C Lawrence
Rothwick, Works Co
Parkingon & Bury
Pearman & Brooks Eee Selignan Bros
New York
New England
Cheney
Day
Lawrence
Hubrecht
van Haren-Garapel & Vasgisser
Amsterdam
Topeka
Santa Fe
Newman Erb
Erb
Topeke
Chicago
F. Erb
Topeks
Bucwass
Santa Pe
Reinert
Hanley
Jay Gould
Wyandotte & Northwestern
Gould
Sis
Wille
Spe
Brokera
Wile
Didre
Watile Ie Ie
Prue Worildess
Crank at President Cleveland's Home Seeks Audience
Richard Goerdeler of New York, known for challenging Emperor William to a duel, called at Dr Joseph Bryant's West Thirty fifth Street residence seeking President Cleveland. He was refused admission, warned off by Mr Bryant, and left as detectives surrounded the area. Vice President Stevenson due in at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Bryant
West Thirty-fifth Street
Cleveland
Richard Goerdeler
New York
Emperor William
Germany
Goerdeler
Bryant
Ds Bryant
Roeder
Qnally
Beryaut
Emper William
Bryast
Manning
Washington
Stevenson
Wichita forger Caught in Dagtion Court This Morning
Willons Oct 25 T R E Hazard, former Kaneay County bank president and new Sedgwick City bank owner, arraigned in a justice court on forgery charges. He was arrested in Plymouth, NEL about three weeks ago and brought here. several attempts have been made to secure him out on habeas corpus with a November 9 appearance date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazar Art
Dagtion
Willons
T. R. E Hazard
Kaneay Cty
Sedgwick City Bank
Marvey County
Plymouth
Nel
Almee
Birm
Lubes
Parkhurst's Wife Leads East Side Reform Meeting
On October 21 at Columbus Hall a public speech by Mrs Dr Charles JL Parkhurst opened the east side to reform-minded women. Mia Parkhurst presided and the event drew plain gowns and notable speaking. Attendees planned larger turnouts for future east side gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naw Yous
Mra
Charles JL Parkhurst
Columbus Hal
East Side
Mia Parkhurst
Powell Released After Preliminary In Court Showdown
Wood Powler and Minnie Burgy faced a preliminary examination over eight ten dollar bills stolen from Murry Croft. Powler’s testimony satisfied the court and he was released. Burgy failed to meet bond, was sent to district court, and remains jailed. The case involves the same Minnie previously known as Minnie McCall, once Croft’s domestic employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Powler
Minnie Burgy
Murry Croft
Dusties Furry
Powler
Minnie
Minnie McCall
Croft
German Mover Robbed by Friend He Trusted
Zeimer, a German mover, says a man he trusted robbed him of 35 dollars after sheltering him in Topeka. He reported the old man Conrad Geosin as the victim of the theft and notes another 55 dollars meant for Zeimer. Police have not yet caught the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Geosiin
War era politics and registration chaos in Topeka
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene at a city registration office in Topeka with accusations of political manipulation, alleged bribery and improper conduct by officials. It mentions Whitaker and Doren as central figures and references attempts to register voters, plus other scattered notes on local figures and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicas
Pele
Tosar Adoss Wouse & Telephone
Jello
Dave
Voc
Pedbeer
Tase Wottaker
Sean
Doran
Jule
Jong Fin
Quincy Street
Idstepring
Touls von
Whitake
Beebow
Theo
Whitaker
Doren
Nike
Alleders
Hyde
Aadivoral
Hathaway Resig
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Topeka State Journal
The
Santa Fe Protective Committee
G. Foster
Vics
Mtchinnon
Frey
Miz. Newmas
Thao W. Myers
C. Bloodiny
Rossington, Smith & Dallas
James Wilker, Jr
New Y Ri
Ieores W. Porter
Mim Newman Erb
Henry Wooltan
Ecb
Rotdasoo
Gleed
Wilder
Wesinus
Pat
Newman Wan
Ileed
Laughiayels
Vox
Joesian
Swhta Fe
Rohinson
Urder
Chi
Nobin
Amesting
Witch
Aechairma
Osborn
Gide
Lela
Leeds
Xc O
Gms
Cates
Gov. Osborn
Green
Thorsday
Mr. Myers
Protect Sive Committee
Williams & Dillon
Hear
Woolman
Stephen Little
Atchison
Wew
Yale
Minnie Saunders
Omaky Row
Dr. Bryant
President
William
Wichita
Parkhurst
Wood Fowler
Jeves McCall
Muperiute Medison
Mourry Comor
Jin
Ezeta
Red Assurances
Hie Law
Cleveland Gale Bo ‘Waal
Goloehu
Muley Amin Geuerodt
Melviin von Murunen
Ramroniaead
Sree
Bow Y
James J. Corbett
Aod
Gre
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