Lead and Legal Moves in Kansas Democratic Convention
A Kansas Democratic state convention nominated W A Harris for governor and H P Farrelly for lieutenant governor by acclamation after receiving a telegram from Harris. Also named were David Overmyer for attorney general and Hugh C Ahiborn for secretary of state. Other officers included W Bowen as state auditor and Patrick Gorman as state treasurer with several railroad commissioners and supreme court justices chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
W. A. Harris
Chicago
Ov‘ermyer
George H. Hodges
N. H. L. Pepperell
Hugh J. Farrelly
Neosho County
Lyndon
H. P. Farrelly
Chanute
David Overmyer
Hugh C. Ahiborn
Smith County
A.B. Carney
Concordia
Wm. Bowen
Atchison
Patrick Gorman
Bourbon County
Harry ‘McMillan Ottawa
C. A. Cooper
Rice County
James Humphrey
Geary County
Supreme Court
Ginas
Marshall County
Lorenzo Hawn
Leavenworth
A. M. Jackson
Cowley County
D. M. Dale
Sedgewick County
J. W. ‘Murphy
Russell
W. M. Feder
Barton County
Packers May Leave Texas In Anti-Trust Suit Fallout
Texas moves to curb Armour and Swift in a U S prosection aimed at securing a 12 million dollar penalty for anti-trust violations. Officials warn the suit could close packing plants in Texas and force Chicago packing firms to withdraw from the state. The Thursday statement from Swift Armour officials follows the Texas attorney general suit filed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago
Armour and Swift
Switch Armour Companies
Bellevue Destroyed by Tornado in Texas Storm
Reported tornado swept Bellevue and damaged Stoneburg with injuries and fires. Belief of further damage from the same storm spreads as Bowie area reporters describe urgent need for relief. San Francisco committee notes abundant provisions but perishable foods strain logistics. Mayor Schmitz proposes nationwide telegram urging restraint on sending non staples to relief efforts.
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Bert Worth
Texas
Bellevue
Stoneburg
Bowie
Tex
Bellion
San Francisco
Calif
Food Committee
Schmitz
United States
Fire Damages Vault Records In Ingress Incident
An inrush of air started a blaze that consumed all records in the vault. It will take Facon about two weeks to boot the vault and permit opening, delaying access to the remaining two vaults until after that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulding
The Choice of Paint in Two Centuries Past
A reflection on painting homes across time. It contrasts forefathers living in unpainted houses with modern practice, praising ready mix and prepared paints for affordability, quality, and convenience. It notes lumber scarcity, the cost of paint, and the shift from hand mixed to factory produced products, arguing preparedness and dealer reputation matter.
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Dee
Ont
Canis
Rome
Willie Hoppe Crowned as Greatest Living Tiara Player
A fragmentary boast mentions Willie Hoppe as the greatest living tiara player with references to Cleveland Plata Deale and unclear dialogue about his position on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Hoppe
Willie
Cleveland Plata
Mint in San Francisco Faces Postquake Recovery Delays
San Francisco branch mint reports abundant gold and silver coin in vaults despite earthquake damage. Only minor fire impact touched one to two rooms, operations ready to resume but need temporary quarters and financial district organization. Secretary Shaw directs readiness to mobilize funds as demand returns.
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San Francisco
United States
Leach
Dranch
Fhanela
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Shaw
Daunning
Special Session Demanded for San Francisco Cal
San Francisco officials and leaders discussed a Wednesday Fort Mason special legislative session to consider measures including martial law and food distribution. Mayor Schmitz General Funston and Secretary Metcalf attended along with committee representatives. A message to Governor Pardee urged a prompt session and passage of calamity laws with reconstruction bonds at a likely cost under three thousand dollars daily.
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San Francisco
Cali Feral
Fort Mason
Commissary Department
Dravee
Varius
Schmitz
Funston
Greely
Metcalf
Garrett McInerney
Cuire Assembly
Pardee
The District Burned in San Francisco Blaze
An Oakland engineer estimates the fire domain in San Francisco at about 10 000 acres across 15 square miles. Within this area lie nearly 100 banks and many of the world’s finest buildings, with thousands of mercantile and manufacturing firms and 250 000 residents plus 40 000 transients. Deaths may total under 100 to under 1 000, while homes for 160 000 people remain standing and uninsured. Key facilities including shipyards at Potrero, Pacific Mail docks, South of Francisco stock yards, and waterfront factories from Mission Creek to Hunters Point persist, along with the mint, post office, and a large retail district on Fillmore and Devisadero streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
San Francis
Potrero
Pacifc Mail
Southan Francisco
Mision Creek
Hunters’ Point
Mint
Fillmore
Devisadero Streets
Earnings of Steel Firm Rise in Early 1906
U B Street corporation reports net earnings of 36624.19 for the first quarter of 1906, up 13606.594 from the same period a year earlier. Unfilled orders on hand total 7078712 tons, an increase of 1421152 tons from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. B.steet Corporation
General Greeley Takes Command at Fort Mason Post
Gen A W Greeley assumed command of the federal troopy in San Francisco replacing Gen Frederick Funston. Greeley set up headquarters at Fort Mason near the Presidio on the north shore of San Francisco Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiveley Seeceeds
San Francisco
Calif
A. W. Greeley
Frederick Funston
Gen. Greeley
Fort Mason
Presidio Reservation
San Francisco Bay
Peruna praise and anxious comment on Japanese prize
A Brooklyn reader extols Peruna while a Capriella style note cites a Japanese winning an oratory prize at Ann Arbor. The letter laments perceived shifts in racial dynamics and urges caution, quoting a Chicago News line about the yellow man taking the lead and the potential for trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Chicago News
Dr Williams Pink Pills Featured In Local Health Notice
A Pleamathill Louisiana resident Mr F L Graves recounts recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills to cure heart related symptoms tied to weather exposure and indigestion. The ad promotes pills as non narcotic non habit forming with blood acting mechanism and offers sale postpaid at 80 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
F. L. Graves
Pleamathill
Conaldernbi
Eireann Lought
Sini Pais
Dr. Williams
Allragaiat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buffalo
Borroughs
Metetul
Philadelphia Ledger
Resema Hoveehold
Amy Tete
Lisle Vincent “Thomas, Fair
Walden's Ridge
Effial
Tana
Dr. Whipple
Minnesota
Federtook
Tnaian
Tarper's
Aldrich
Uiernan
Reston
Ft Record Herald
Madge
Sreves
Detroit
Kansas
Boxee Arcerime Prat
J.H. Faightfoot
Genral
Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange
Fort Worth Stock Yards ‘Company
Armour & Co
Priscilla
Tommy
Wetee
Talted States
Misa Lucy V. McGloney
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peru
Peruna
Cass
Jettore
Te Toga
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