Ex-Senator Ingalls Dies in New Mexico
Ex United States Senator John G. Ingalls died at East Las Vegas New Mexico at 2 25 this morning in the presence of his wife and six other family members. He was 67 and had a long career in politics and journalism including fifteen years in the U S Senate. He leaves a widow and six children Ellsworth Ethel Ralph Sheffield Marion and Muriel. Funeral plans were to be in Atchison Kansas.
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Liberty Congress Endorses Bryan for President
The Liberty Congress of Anti Imperialists in Indianapolis endorses William J Bevan for president while debating the platform. They condemn McKinley for imperial policy in the Philippines and Porto Rico and urge voting against him while supporting Bryan as the best means to curb imperialism. The group also calls for continued organization and active campaigning across leagues.
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Ingalls Succeeded as Senate President Pro Tempore
The text portrays Ingalls as a long standing senator and a fearless champion. From 1889 to 1891 he served as president pro tem of the senate, with a reputation for speaking that filled the chamber.
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Sultan Permits Outrages Amid China Distraction
London reports the Ottoman Sultan tolerates anti Christian violence as 200 Armenians near Van are massacred and a British vice consul is attacked by Kurds near Elk. The incident prompts a strong protest from Sir Nicholas O'Connor, the ambassador at Constantinople, met with notable indifference by the porte.
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What Hannaites Stand For
In an editorial the Globe-Democrat and Hanna McKinley supporters are denounced. The piece accuses the Hanna McKinley forces of imperial ambitions bank control and trusts domination, alarms about Alaska and the canal, and calls for rejection of their platform as unrepublican and un-American. It argues the American people should not endorse their policies.
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Boys 9 Arrested in Colorado Train Wreck Plot
Victor Colorado August 15 Arthur Taylor and George Featherstone both 9 are under arrest charged with causing the Midland Terminal passenger train wreck east of Independence and attempting to wreck the Florence and Cripple Creek train at Bull Hill Independence. They turned a switch injuring two passengers and destroying about 40000 dollars of property before being captured while trying the second wreck.
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George Featherstone
Midland Terminal
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Editor’s peculiar pledge and town politics in Snagtown
A provocative Snagtown Torchlicht column rails at the press and local politics. It mocks pubic school reports printing elsewhere, urges charitable giving, and condemns money while lampooning an editor who supposedly shills for the town, runs for office, and weds again amid scandal.
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Little Rock
Ark
Two Thousand Drowned in Chinese Flood Disaster
A letter from Reverend Benjamin Marsh, a missionary in Foo Chow area, describes a major flood on the Minn river that drowned over 2,000 people. The Bridge of the Thousand Ages broke in two, and many refused to abandon their floating homes to avoid robbers. Officials and missionaries raised funds to aid victims, while Boxer trouble looms and guards are posted at foreign settlements.
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Foo Chow
China
Ku-Ling
Foo-Chow
Minn
Tarantula Bite Threatens Amputation for Ark. Man
Alexander Leaty of Winthrop Arkansas arrived in Kansas City on August 15 with a tarantula bite on his foot. His leg swelled severely and physicians warned it may need amputation as blood poisoning set in. Leaty reported the swelling began the day after the injury and he has endured continuous pain.
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Winthrop
Ark
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