Among Railroad Men Electing a Santa Fe Leader
Interest focuses on Santa Fe directors as they consider electing a new first vice president and relocating headquarters from Chicago to Topeka. Col C K Holiday advocates transfer to align with state interests, while Col Holiday’s stance ties Santa Fe history to central headquarters. Next board meeting may appoint a successor to Mr Kingo and report on the vacancy.
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The
Santa Fe
Praement
D. B. Robinson
Chicago
Tepika
C.K. Holiday
Chitclty
Sote
Olliday
Chicasa
Taneks
Ruluneoo
Hutmie
Businness
Chivauto
Iwat
Leseenem
Reors
Tits Ely
Calons
Holliday
Min
Sadan Pe
Tobaka
Syatem
Gil
Colonel Halliday
Riping
BS Railroad
Topeksne
Kingo
di Feeley
Finlay
Ehatrmas
Crane School Book Suit Ended in Favor of American Book Co
Judge Hazen refused an injunction against the American Book Company in the Crane school book dispute. The court held the anti trust issue not established and noted sharp county competition without proving a combination to restrain trade. The board had already contracted, ending the bidding contest.
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Judge Hazen
American Book Company
Crane
George W. W. Crane & Co
Stout
Text Book Board
Boeiey
George W Crane & Co
Bir. Crane
Barnes
Sexcelsior
American Hook Company
Hazen
Hoase
Neate for president of the United States
A fragment letter from members of the International Agricultural Congress to Willam Jennings Bryan urges victory in November to pressure governments to reverse the gold standard and restore currency value, listing numerous European and global signatories and officials in support.
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Neate
United States
Willam Jennings Bryan
Hesdquarters
Democratic Party
Oblengo
International Agricultural Congressi
Huda Pest
Siuvele
Clas
America
Europe
Asia
South America
Alexander Riwolyt
Hungarian Chamber of Commerce
Dy Huchin
Society of Agriculture
Holland
Alphonse Allard
Central Chamber of Agriculture
Belgium
van Kardorf
Reichstag
George Bouts
Emperi Suctsty Agricuture
Hussia
William Field
Irish Cattle Trader Association
Count Kolorawat
Austria
Otto Arendt
Topeka Social Scene Highlights and Weddings
Recent Topeka society items note the October 7 wedding of Aliss Jessie Small and Mr. Waiter Notie with Nellie Small as maid of honor. Numerous gatherings, visits, balls, and entertainments across Topeka and nearby towns are listed, naming guests, hosts, and locations.
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Aliss Jessie Small
Waiter Notie
Nellie Small
Theresa Rossineton
Margaret
Grace Weiss
C. M. Merriam
Chas
Thomas
Nedleborn
Eleanor Work
Martha Bradshaw
Mis Marie Brooks
Mina Lilian Valentine
Santa Waters
Virgie Payne
Joslin
Dean S Waters
Thed Payne
Ralph Valentine
Join Werk
Otis Allen
Chas. Suliman
Wardin
Central Congregational
Air
Theo. Hummatt
Emporial
Ethel Shorte
Gertrude
Grace Babsock
California
Chicago
Horace King
Greenwood County
Mtss &. FE
Carson
J. B. Hayden
Kansas City
W. T. Crosby
Crosby
Chas. Eleinhane
Neon
Shelter Island
W. B. Ramsey
Hancock Street
J. H. Starkweather
Ann
Clay Center
Viola Samm
Baldwin
Emma McDowel Durin
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Gee
Florence Greer
Ohio
Santa Fe
Nirie‘a
Vivan Smith
Madison Street
W. Ho Bennington
Callias Bey Dying Advised by Cable Telegram
Bridgeport Conn Sept 21 a cablegram received by Benjamin Fish uncle of Mrs Callias Bey formerly Mrs P T Barnium says the Bey is dying in Constantinople. telegram is signed by United States Ambassador Terrell. Mrs Callias Bey sailed for Constantinople last Wednesday.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Benjamin Fish
Callias Bey
P. T Barnium
Constantinople
United States
Terrell
Not Disbarred: Judges Decline Fees Case Action
Judge Hazen refused to disbar A H Case and Judge G W Laney charged with profiting from a client Mary F Brown case. The court debated if money kept from a judgment constituted a reasonable fee, noting fees totaling about 31 00 in various cases and that the client lost property on mortgage after being defrauded.
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Hazen
A. H
G. W. Laney
Mary F. Brown
Melan bridge move planned despite delays
Contractor W H Keepers says the Melan bridge over the Kansas River will be moved to its new foundation next Friday evening, weather permitting. Delays stem from water pipes not removed yet and the old bridge may stay in place until after the Fall Festival.
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Keepers
W. H. Keepers
Kansas River
Journal Reporter
Rock Springs Floods Hit Wyoming Town and Hail Rush
Special to the News from Huck Springs Wisconsin reports heavy rain and flooding in Rock Springs Wyoming with water one and a half feet deep, flooding sidewalks and cellars, causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Observers noted hail and rising Dilfer Creek three miles out. further damage expected as storm moves east. Also: J B Coxey bolts fusion ticket and runs independent for Congress in Columbus Ohio.
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Rock Springs
Denver
Colo
Huck Springs
Dean Dilter
Today’s Market Report From Chicago Sept 21
The Associated Press notes wheat opened easy and lower on weak shipments and stock markets. Wheat declined to mid 60s after an opening at 110 and later held around 60 percent. Corn and oats followed wheat with slight lowers and minor gains. Provisions rose on higher livestock prices with January pork and lard showing small gains before easing. Hogs estimated receipts at 3,000.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Northwest
COEN
Barrett
St Louis
News York
Liverpool
New York
Bank of England
America
Wisbley
Bartlett
Market Report Shows Cattle Prices Mixed Amid Strong Trade
Market active with light holds at 2.30 to 2.95. Texas and Western steers quoted higher. Official receipts list hogs, cattle, and sheep with notable volume. futures and grain markets show firm sentiment, with wheat and corn movements influencing overall prices and speculation.
Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices mixed after small receipts with No 2 red and other grades quoted. Corn and oats steady to lower with No 2 white and mixed lots. Butter firmer with cleaned supply and creamery and dairy values around 12 to 126. Eggs firm with light receipts and market 10 1 2 percent higher.
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Kansas City
Inc
Kansas City Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Cattle receipts 60 shipments 700 market stronger Texas steer prices 3.00 to 4.50 native cows around 100 stockers and bulls values listed. Hogs receipts 2 000 shipments 600 market higher bulk sales 2.75 to 3.01 for packers and feeders. Sheep receipts 4 000 market lambs and muttons at varied prices.
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Kansas City
Texas
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Ifen
Hamilton-Browns
A. H. Sharum
Kansis
Bryan
International Agricultural Congress
New Fork
Budafingsrr
Tessigee
International Cultural Congress
Buda
W Ture
MR. Crane
Our
DADE
Ashoh Syes
Aoe
Paneaig
Nash
Inderwear
Topeka
Nora McCarthy
Edin Crane
Burged
May Frurdte
New Musica
Gies D. BE
Valentine
Santé Murphy
Leavenworth
E. Sharer
Elisebeth Kenderdine
Atchison
Belle Hall Small
Vist
Kaneus
Mary Howe
Grace Wright
Paledo
Sup. Howe
Joe Morgan
Colorado
von Dahlen
Elijah
Egypt
Gabratth
Dallas
Tex
Mra. J. J
O. A. Vogenitz
Newcomerstows
Mra D. A Mulvane
L. ¥. Vogenite
Hague
Colorado Springs
W. F. Joslin
Will Kennedy
Junction City
Greg Kennedy
Frank E. Wear Ja
Etta Belle Livermore
Olathe
Frioods
Jaccarl
Adams Brothers
Me 6
Baken
Mire
Baker
Nelle
Gertrude Hoberts
Lou Shumate
Miss Decker
Holton
Wim C. Smith
Manitou
Omaha
Mrs. McMollin
Miss May Adams
D. C. Crane
Edna Groves
Little Friends
Ruth Hamlin
Blanche Armentrout
Mildred Poindexter
Bernice Jotneon
Margaret Garvey
Mary Nelson Mabel Holloway
Frances Walsh
Glanche Jenness
Elia Davis
Beksie Morrow
Katy Nelson
Helen Morrow
Margaret Welcome
May Wilton
Ethel Armentrout
Arthur McArthur
Wille Davis
Frank Ammel
Geo. Coe
Barry Lewis
Goria
March
Dan Olson
Cecil Jenkins
O. Jennesa
P. T. Barnum
Smyrna
M.c.holman
North Topeka
Judge Carey
Wyoming
Coxey
Columbus
J. 8. Coxey
Commonweal Fame
Fusion
Congress
Today's Market Report
Reeves
Duluth
Topeka Grain Exchange
Avan Totay
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchanges
Grain & Stock Exchange
Kansas Avenue
Bux
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