Politicians Oppose Hearst Across Parties
The piece notes opposition to William Randolph Hearst from Republicans and Democrats alike. It credits Hearst with opposing trusts and political corruption, aiding justice, and supporting the laboring class, while acknowledging gaps in his money policy and noting his self-promotion and delegate support at conventions.
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Hearst
Bryan
Will Carleton
Every Where
William R. Hearst
House of Representatives
Washington
Hhis Party
Burton Receives His Sentence For Illicit Fees
Senator Burton was sentenced Wednesday to six months in jail and fined 2590 for illegally taking fees from Rialto Grain and Securities. Judge Adams imposed the term, with Judge Krum filing a bill of exceptions and a $10000 bond. The case goes to the United States circuit court of appeals on appeal.
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Burton
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Adams
Krum
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tax Republicans Triumph in Kansas City Election
The report praises the Republican win in Kansas City's city election while denouncing Missouri's Democratic machine as a rotten institution. It calls the machine’s downfall a rebuke to the corrupt gang long in control, while noting Republicans may not fare much better.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Grover CheveLane Backs Parker for President
Grover CheveLane declares support for Parker in the presidential race. The endorsement signals a stated loyalty to Parker ahead of upcoming campaign events and potential fundraising efforts.
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Grover CheveLane
Parker
Hearst Victory in Suit Against Coal Trust
Special dispatch reports that the Washington Supreme Court or federal court ruled in Hearst's favor, confirming his right as a citizen to prosecute and expose the coal trust. Barr and partners must provide records and testimony they previously refused, marking Hearst’s success in swatting the fuel monopoly.
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New York
Supreme Court At
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Coal Trust
Hearst
Barr
Supreme Court
Bowman for Congress in Second District Race
Populists name Noah J. Bowman as a possible congressman candidate in the Second district. His past campaign against Bowersock is recalled as effective, and supporters believe a renewed bid could unite opponents of both Republican figures. Bowman’s decision remains uncertain.
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Noah J. Bowman
Bowman
Bowersock
Allen
Democrats Oppose Hearst at Wichita Delegation Split
The Wichita state convention handed Hearst supporters seven delegates amid party splits. Jim Orr and allied corporation allies backed Parker and Cleveland associates. Critics accuse Hearst of money influence, and foresee a major party division at St Louis as ranks resist the control of the Cleveland Parker Hill Gorman faction.
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Wichita
Hearst
Jim Orr
Corporation
Parker
Cleveland
Orr
St. Louis
Chicago Society Hosts Benefit for Russian Red Cross
Mrs. Potter Palmer and Chicago leaders hosted a Tuesday night musical benefit to aid the Russian Red Cross Society. Organizers stressed there is no political significance, noting Red Cross aid extends to wounded on both sides and that funds sent to Russia do not reflect support for any government in the war.
Leavenworth Times editor attacks Burton supporters reform stance
Col D R Anthony criticizes Deacon Hoch in the Leavenworth Times. He argues Burton’s victory was driven by the first boss busting movement in the state and condemns current reformers who he says are the same men who once elected Burton and defeated Bailey for governor, now backing a Burton ally.
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D. R. Anthony
Deacon Hoch
The
Leavenworth Times
Burton
Bailey
Hawaii Legislature Convenes in Special Session
The Hawaiian legislature met on Tuesday to review treasury finances unable to cover warrants. A $1.5 million deficit for the current fiscal year looms, prompting urgent actions to balance the books and reorganize the territorial government for greater economy.
Falk Makes Headway Amid Political Obstacles
Falk faces strong Democratic machine support in Missouri and heavy opposition from boodlers railroad lawyers, yet he appears to gain ground. The passage notes persistent obstacles while highlighting his improving momentum despite entrenched interests.
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Falk
Missouri
House-Cleaning Bid in Kansas Campaign Speech
Prominent kansas pressures for change as voters face state administration choices. The speech targets the current administration and accuses it of corruption including bribe cases tied to J Ralph Button and ex-treasurer Tom Kelly. It frames the Republican machine as defending these figures in the upcoming campaign.
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Ratsan
Kansas
J. Ralph Button
United States Senate
St. Louis
Tom Kelly
Miami County
Republican
Burton’s Disrepute Clings to Boss Buster Leaders
The Kansas Democrat remarks that the odium of Burton will cling to the boss buster leaders for years. They were not deceived by him. They knew their man. Like produces like, Deacon Hoch and his associates knew Burton was disreputable when they forced him onto the state.
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Burton
Deacon Hoch
Shawnee County to lead at Populist convention
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs returns from Europe after two years studying social and economic conditions. She will head the Shawnee county delegation at the Populist state convention in Topeka.
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Annie L. Diggs
Europe
Topeks
Shawnee County
Cowley Delegation to Lead Populist State Convention
Senator L. 2. King of Cowley county, said by Republican papers to have moved from the People's party back to the Republicans, will head the Cowley county delegation to the Populist state convention. Democrats plan to hold their state convention at Topeka on August 5th.
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L. 2. King
Cowley County
People's Party
Republican Party
Topeka
Holcomb & GO
West Side
Square
Kansas Girl Exhibit Proposal At World’s Pair Fair
Mrs Noble L Prentis custodian of the Lesnine Jana Purchase Exposition in St Louis urges Kansas to fund six hostesses at the state building during the World’s Fair She proposes quarters and admission for the six assistants who would entertain visitors and showcase Kansas women The plan aims to make Kansas building a popular state HQ with daily receptions and a display of handsome and accomplished young women from Topeka and other towns
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Noble L Prentis
St. Louis
Kansas
State Commission
Commission
Fair Grounds
Kans
Topeka
Cleveland-Parker Democrats Oppose Governor Run via VP Scheme
The Cleveland Parker Democrats oppose Senator Morris for governor accusing them of courting him as a vice presidential lure. The dispute centers on a strategy described as a boon attempt aiming to influence the governor race.
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Cleveland-Parker Democrats
Morris
Japan Still Winners Keep Control Of Koreas Says Reports
Authorities report Japan maintains influence over Korea with ongoing control across political and economic sectors. Analysts cite continued leadership by Japanese firms and diplomatic arrangements shaping regional power dynamics amid tensions and shifting alliances.
Central City Co-Operative Telephone Co Formed
Citizens of Central City organized a co operative telephone company after a March 28 meeting. A temporary committee reviewed bylaws and constitution, then on April 2 officers including Pires Stevens Young Mosier Beissel Teun Cassite and Puller were elected as directors and officers for a planned 1 ½ mile line serving area residents.
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Central City
Marc
Mout Wa Co-Operative Telephone Co
Inwa
Nites Jongg
Tweare Phan Suitie
Euterpet Lng Eitlectte
Cie
Eleeces Pires
Stevens
Henry Mosier
B.S. Beissel
G. Teun
R. Cassite
BJ. Puller
Kincaid Disputes Court Moves Amid Local Improvements
The Iola Record reports Judge Trwin moved his court from the fara to Irne Elim, with routine dispensation. G. A. McAdaut, Bayar Oil president, drew attention. Whittington advances home improvements including a porcelain bath tub and updated plumbing. J. L. Ferguson and Li Mor tingly oversaw decorating. Kincaid installs metropolitan water and telephony, while farmers gain mail delivery and new telephone lines. A local oil company is forming. water works and electric franchises will follow. Joe Tracy of Chanute plans a home company. Inez Sacurdas secured 3200 dollars in subscriptions after a day’s work. The Arizona-law company aims to unite town and country firms. Fire destroyed Howalds House northeast of the city last Friday evening, between 8 and 9, leaving the house and contents a total loss with insured value of 14600.
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Kincaid
Trwin
Fara
Irne Elim
Siice
Iola
G. A. McAdaut
Bayar Oil Company
Whittington
J. 1
Ferguson Ami Li Mortingly
Basting
Joe Tracy
Chanute
Hay
Tikettinr
Inez Sacurdas
Arizona
Old Fashioned Garden Verse From National Magazine
A playful catalog of garden plants and flowers cited in a poem titled A Wonn' Waly in the Garden by Julie Adis Tosyell. It mentions various blooms like walliams and garden pink with a nostalgic tone and a longing question about the sweetest flower missing the grandmother figure.
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Thendor Te
Hawsden
Ballytrucks
Sweet Walliams
Dilerib
Vesterteat
Fran
Julie Adis Tosyell
National Magagine
Newdea Woman's Magazine May Issue Highlights Gardening
The May issue features cultivation of the strawberry with practical guidance for readers. It surveys garden topics and includes a gallery of new models, while noting cultural pieces and home interests for the season.
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de Wamin
Sive Ailipter
Ani
New Mindels
Yale
World Fair shuttle by Wabash Railroad at St Louis
Advertises convenient junking arrangements for the Worlds Pair at St Louis this summer. Recommends using the Wabash Railroad with several miles run to the entrance of the Fair Grounds and back. Mentions heavy crowds and traffic near the entrance and urges readers to consider Wabash pages for details.
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St Louis
Sumer
Fair Grounds
Wabash
Prohibition Convention Set for Garritt Auditorium
A Prohibition gathering is planned for Garritt Auditorium this Monday at 2 pm with enthusiasm for a strong turnout. The event is tied to state leadership and a public invitation seeks attendees amid campaign promises and licensing discussions.
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Garritt
Mom Sutuntey
Meve
Moti
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