Local Wichita News Recap From the Daily Bulletin
Readable items detail city happenings in Wichita with mentions of visitors, arrests, weather, and social notices. Notable names include Ed Clark of the New York Ledger, Chas Howard of Providence, and James Fleischer among visitors and residents. Community events and openings blend with crime updates and local business notes.
Wichita Considers Rock Island Route to Texas
The Rock Island line is extended toward Galveston with a branch to Central Texas. Wichita pushes for fast settlement access, seeking a right of way across Indian Territory and court action to determine damages. The project links Caldwell to Reno and aims to dominate routes into Galveston, with state politics and local committees mobilizing support.
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Rock Island
Galveston
Texas
Rock Island Railway
Caldwell
Pond
Wichita
Chicago, Rock Island & Pueitic Railway Company
Congress
C.K. & N. Railway Company
C. G. Foster
United States
District of
Feres
Indian Territory
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway Company
Linner County
Ft Reno
Idian Territory
Galvestom
Oxas
Cweo
Secretary of the Interior
John B. ‘Mayes
Cherokee Nation
Lins
Benson
Inw
Enu~corned
Kateus
Arkansas
Cleveland
Ww. A. F Sparks
Carlylopul
Law Hay
Samuel J. Crawfond
Toreba
Wichita Urged to Lead In Territory Trade Push
An Uns issue urging Wichita citizens to act on wholesale interests argues the city must lead Oklahoma in pork and beef processing education banking facilities manufacturing and mercantile lines. It calls for a united push to attract jobbing houses, develop southern and western trade, and establish Wichita as the southern wholesale hub within five years, with a bold rallying cry to march onto Oklahoma and advertise Wichita wares. The piece also notes a daily program of target and entrance matches and records Mrs J Montague entertaining relatives in Medora.
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The
Eagle
Wichita
Kanets
Tyrle
Entiry Board
Oklahoum
Kansas City
Gail
Oklahoma
Kan—sas
St Lewis
Her
Hnes
Prisco
Hur
Charity Ball by Entre-Nous Society at Eagle Rifles Armory
The annual Charity ball last night by the Entre-Nous society at the Eagle Rifles armory drew good attendance. Shaw's orchestra provided the music and elegant costumes by the Indies highlighted the event. An elegant luncheon was served at midnight as the grand march opened with Leopold Ackerman leading Clara Negbuur. many notable attendees from Cincinnati and local families enjoyed dancing into the late hours.
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Carey
Mra Scherberhnen
Mra. Dean
Misses Cluck
Viele
Sappenfield
Mary Miller
Cor Milley
Arlewoyd
Strahle
Yuck
Pratt
Messrs
Cushman
Greif
Dallett
Garnet
Davin
Charley Carey
W. S
Harry Sheppard
Manson
Hoffmaster
the Eagle Rifies Armory
Entre-Nous Society
St the Eagle Rifles Armory
Shaw
A. Katz
J. C. Hollman
Goldstasde
U. Hongland
C. G. Coho
W. Hettinger
M. B. Cohn
C. Hoffman
Ickerman
H. B. Gardner
G. Hohlstad
George Hammann
O'Clork
Leopold Ackerman
Mast Clara Neg
Alf
A Katz
Robert Macks
Henry Wallenstein
Dora Wallensteip
Cincinnati
Lee Hays
Wo Levy
Charles Obs
Louis Soloman
Charles Silverman
Holle Goldberg
Henry Drukker
Lillie
Joseph Hirsch
Veaucis
Charles Feebhottner
Nettie
W. G. Joy
Tillie
Will Chambers
Malinda Ross
Harry Hagman
Lilliy Rternberger
Claude Forrest
Mollie Dines
Wichita Growth Noted by Washington Visitor
Mr W. ML SMiltshire, an official connected with the land department in Washington, tours Wichita and reports rapid growth. He notes rising real estate sales, increasing commercial and manufacturing activity, and city improvements including sewer and drainage work. He mentions plans for drainage on Thirteenth Street and water system extensions, with bids awarded to contractors and more work anticipated.
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W. ML Smiltshire
Washington
Promunt
Wichita
Vinthers
Kansas
Milehtre
Kiatonia
Springer
Uruinage
Secord
Topeka
Desgins Avesus
Full Ave
Thirteenth Street
Chishoms Crek
Peurtiomost
Douglas Avenue
Englaver
Uffe
Ory
Tin City Enginerr
Avenom A
Cin Sherwool
The Peerless Princess and the Wichita Riot Event
A chaotic report describes a Wichita wrestling scene featuring the so called Peerless Princess and a large crowd at an amphitheater. It outlines entry costs, train fare, provisions, and equipment, with references to notable athletes, promoters, and local venues.
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Gad
Wichita
Beton
Manxon Tynare Garden
Ware
Teonde bin
le & Belek
Suru
Merrie Bingmnenl
Sentalyeidien
Brin
Heta
Atlande Chu
Eanter
G&s
Eli
Orlanova
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Altar
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Publishers and Proprietors
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Tribane
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Onal
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Withrow
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Peoria
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Lois
Peslertar
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Spain
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Fusene
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la Uie
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Providence
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Bob Merrill
Or Rel
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William F. Ceete
Providenice Aid Treme
Howand
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Stabve
Pete Tbadisae Pd
Genege & Fisher
YMCLA
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Winfield
Tech
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Oklamoma
Board of Trade
Chasle
Mayor Allen
Geo, Walters
Harry Hill
Wm. Mathewson
N. ¥. Neijerlander
W. A. Thoms
Jormink
A. Walker
W. F. Green
Jivo
C. Strong
A. A. Hyde
J McCoy
Frank Oliver
P. Gordon
W. HM. Bering
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Oscar Smith
Gen, & Maris
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W.E Huroh- Savon
HW. Aldrich
Baring
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Garfield
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Reso
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Reno
Haven
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Tarelock
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Wood
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the Reformed Church
R. L. Bostic
South Lawrence Avenue
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Garfield Club
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Ib Prospect
Nirtagar
Wilsh Street
Park Place
Stoe Colored
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Centz and
Wieblin
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CANDY
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Lawerence
Lala Burns Prana
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Bol
Nothe Carey
Pricier Douglass
Frederick Douglass
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New York City
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Henderson
North Main
Eno
Douglas Ave
Main St
Chateman Bouse
Toruihery
Ulster
Ancatte
Wietstaip
Cester
Jeabis Ling Jones
Cileaga
Lars
Marhal Walton Cade
Yestenlay
Minke Rune
Ube Chewlen
Tive
Bev
Nat
Aiko
Sevarvanan
Sistab
Fred Peat
Orem
Semmrr
Vollege Hill
Wren Temiter
Wichita Canal
Yorkant
Belcher
J Galloway
Bun
Fyeranne
Welekar
Meletowe
Saari
Ben
Hesmuaus
Ellis Ave
Byles
Chirac Oasarna
Sears Hare
Hood
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