Galveston Storm Relief Efforts Expand Amid Destruction
Reports from Galveston Texas dated Sept 2 describe widespread storm damage and evacuation. Rail and freight disruption hinder relief as trains and ships struggle through debris. A major relief drive mobilizes 1000 men to clear streets, with funds and food aid pouring in from Philadelphia New York and governors to aid Galveston flood victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golveton
Tex
Tourien
Vwtton
Pera
Makes a Convert in Republican Session in Aged Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue depicts a Republican caucus scene with Mr Walker of Buncomb township, praised as a longtime wheelhorse, boasting commitment to McKinley and prosperity while expressing longing to stay away from the Philippines. The exchange hints at local political pressures and loyalty to the ticket amid questions of public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bachem
John B
Billy
T. L Walker
Bugcomb Pownabip
bin Precinct
Philippines
McKinley
Prosperity
Walker
Buncomb
Political Conversions and Local Campaign News
The item covers Republican activity in Hutchinson with mentions of G A Vandevear of Hutch, Roosevelt critique, J R Burton as a speaking draw, and Bryan-Lemon campaign organizing. It notes fusion organizers meeting at the court house, committees formed, and officers elected including Frank Calladay as president and M Walton as secretary. Also lists marriage licenses and a drug company phone reference.
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Hutchingen
Court House
Rll
Bryan and
Lreidenthal
Charlie Donald
C.8
Cofin
Will “Mende
Takiog
Meredith
Mr Cotlade
Bryan
Colladuy
M. Watwen Woo Cuilyt
Strikers Hold Out Second Week Opens With More Strikers than Hyer
A labor note reports the second week of strikes continuing with more striking workers than Hyer, signaling rising labor activity and unresolved disputes. The piece highlights the growing workforce participation and ongoing bargaining tensions affecting local industries.
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Hyer
Strikes and Troop Presence Mark Philadelphia Mine District
Amid ongoing labor unrest in Philadelphia and surrounding coal regions, troops patrol Selay hill areas as mining operations slow. Reports indicate reduced collar picketing, steady or rising coal prices, and widespread effects on Reading Company and local collieries. General Hobbs leads the upheaval coverage from the region with intermittent quiet claims from Edinboro to Eckley colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia
Iice
Philadelphia
Reading
Sebuy Hill
Selay Hill
Marchiay
Reading Company
Shenanshiol
Mai
Prolowton
Troopa
Varlonn
Mahony
Te Cana
Pauls Tendtlije
United Mine Worker
Hinvaloton
Hivleton
Kemmerer
Eckley
War news from London reports delay in Salisbury plan
Sept 24 report says only scattered bands remain to confront the hour army as Lord Salisbury awaits before entering the country. Kruger’s aims seen as unlikely to succeed. reform pressure grows amid army abuses. Inquiry panel recommends punishing officers and curbing extravagance to allow younger men a chance in the future crack regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
Roberta
Lord Salisbury
Roberte
Kruger
Lumrud
Cruck
Pita
Liwome
Remembering Alger and the Rough Riders in Porto Rico
A wartime exchange recalls Secretary Alger defending military honor by rebutting an insulting plea to send a cavalry force to Porto Rico. The letter cites the Rough Riders and contrasts regular, volunteer, and state troops in a brisk, period-styled clash. The responder champions unity and honors the brave, noting the strong performance of all services.
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A. Avorn
Roosevelt
Atlanta Constitution
Santiago
Seenshany
Lam
Wheeler
Porto Rico
Alger
Volunteer Army
Rough Riders
Kansas University Aids Nuclear Research Fellowship
A letter from Malps Kansas University Lawrence notes A Monroy and the Merehata title Wank sending a grant of 500 to the College of Kansas for prestigious experimental work in phylogenetics. Professors H C Knickly and C Ay Kraus lead the project with support from the American Society for Avot and Solenges. Monroe’s work funds continuation at Kansas, with Krave set for a new fellowship at Kansas to advance the experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malps Kansas Univrigity
Lawrence
Kaw
Keptthir
A. Monroy
Merehata’ Titel Wank
Kuneas
Phyelen
Expres
H.C. Knikly
C. Ay Kraus
Kankae
Ole Wpeulus
Univerity of Kansas
Krave
University of New Drain
University of Kansna
Mora Free Rural Delivery Starts October First
Rural free delivery service is set to begin in Kanwar on October 1 with three carriers and routes totaling 74 miles serving about 1,700 people. Additional routes and carriers are listed for Sedgwick and Scottaville, Mitchell, and neighboring counties, detailing route lengths and populations served.
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Ranaut Washington
Kanwar
Helolt
Mitchell County
A 0. Leslie
W. Korn
W. G. Hendley
Sedgwick
Survey County
O.T Wright
Scottaville
Lamer
Chapman
Perna
Reto County
Nong A Aibot
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Bemean
Mmidelphian
Eltiwonn
Parmanent Relief Committee
Thix
Elty Hae
Roger
Tenn
Galveston Hood
New
Republican Party
Antone
Republican Bate Central Committee
G. A. Vandevear
Hutchfoven
Newa
Vandevear
New York
J. R. Burton
Burton
Mark Hanon
Mark Hanna
Lis Maglluh
Commercial McKinley Club
Chicago
Dame
United States
Hunoa
Trusta
The
Probate Judesino Our Intiasue
Wm. Shaw
Brufford
Kate Milliken
Kansas City
Payton
McPherson
Mary B
Eyane
Inman
F. M. Haran
Bya Gregg
Turon
Orville Betty
Daley Black
Hutchinson
Jerome Lindsay
Sarah M. Pickett
Burrton
Cha
Midland Drug Co
Midland
Promine
Aus
Septenter
Fall Millinery
Spain
P. Martin Dry Goods CO
Mae Tiat
Hutchinson, Kanes
BON Ton
Wales
Vaughan-Fontron Company
First National Bank
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