Mitchell denounces Peabody at Denver AFL meeting
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers rebukes Governor Peabody at a Denver mass AFL gathering. He urges Colorado workers and Republicans to repudiate Peabody, opposes any anti working class actions, and backs Roosevelt as a personal ally.
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American Federation of Labor
Denver
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Peabody
Colorado
Mitchell
Republican Party of
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Hearst gains strength as rivals fear Democratic bid
Reading Topeka Herald and other Republican papers shows Hearst pressing into the Democratic nomination talk. Supporters say he appeals to the common people while Wall Street monopolists ridicule him, but his strength reportedly grows.
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Topeka Herald
William Randolph Hearst
Teddy Roosevelt
Herald
Willie Hearst
Hearst
Wall Street
Roosevelt Speech on a Turning Point in World Affairs
President Roosevelt spoke of a turning point in history warning that the new century could bring either severe global calamities or great prosperity. He urged universal justice and patriotism tempered with benevolence, stressing aid to all and respect for others.
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Roosevelt
Bowersock Named GOP Candidate for Second District
The contest board ruled Congress man Bowersock will appear on the official ballot as the Republican candidate for Congress in the Second District replacing Henry Allen. Allen plans to appeal to the site court. In the First District Congressman Curtis defeated D. R. Anthony.
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Bowersock
Henry Allen
Congress
Allen
Curtis
D. RB. Anthony
Outrage in Colorado War News Probed as Labor Strife
A Chicago American report details Colorado mining strikes over an eight hour day, governor Peabody’s use of National Guard, mass arrests, exile orders, and vigilante violence against unionists. It questions whether Colorado is “in America or in Russia” amid alleged corporate oppression.
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Colorado
America
Russia
J. W. Sullivan
New York
Peabody
State National Guard
Telluride
Mother’ Jones
Mother Jones
Glover
Joseph Valleance
Kis Binefs
Grounding Live Wire Fences Can Curb Stock Loss
A letter from Exchange explains that most livestock deaths from lightning strike occur when current travels along fence wires. Grounding the fence with an iron rod driven to damp earth every fifth or sixth post diverts electricity into the ground, reducing risk at little cost.
Rost Marries A Newtown Bride In Recent Ceremony
Vernon J. Rost and a young woman from Newton were united in marriage a few days ago, according to local wedding notices.
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Vernon J. Rost
Lady
Newton
New York Democrats protest Parker instruction in convention
The Hill Belmon t machine backed Parker instruction failed to win a majority, with Tammany and Democratic counties opposing. Indignation runs through New York as the platform signals trust influence, while nine counties opposed yielded a Democratic edge of 83,449 versus a Republican 84,643 from forty six counties. Connecticut backs Hearst likely securing four or more New England votes.
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Speculauties
New York
Parker
Hill-Belmont
Tammany
Belmont
Connecticut
Hearst
New England
Democrats of Nebraska Facing Factional Split Over Bryan Delegates
The Nebraska Democrats are divided with anti Bryan factions organizing across the state to select delegates opposed to the Kansas City platform. It is possible Bryan himself may not be chosen as a delegate.
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Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
Commentator predicts Cleveland can carry multiple states
Bourke Cocuman in a recent interview states Mr. Cleveland can carry New York New Jersey Connecticut Delaware Illinois and probably Indiana Wisconsin Ohio He adds Mr Cleveland could carry the nation while Judge Parker may carry it too and emphasizes Cleveland's lead beyond doubt
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Bourke Cocuman
Cleveland
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Judge Parker
Death of Maj. Huon A. Dennis Rialto Grain President
Maj. Huon A. Dennis of St. Louis, head of Rialto Grain and Securities Company, died last Sunday after a weeklong illness. He reportedly brooded over Senator Burton's fate. Dennis faced several federal indictments in which Barton had interest.
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Huon A. Dennis
St. Louis
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Senator Burton
Burton
Dennis
Barton
Hearst Nomination Sparks Washington Correspondent Demand
Topeka Herald suggests Hearst if nominated and elected will bring more business for Washington correspondents over the next four years than in all previous years, with ongoing coverage expected.
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Hearst
Washington
Topeka Herald
Harvey Nominated by Democrats in First District
A. M. Harvey ex-lieutenant governor was nominated for Congress by the Democrats of the First district. Let us do your Job Printing.
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A. M. Harvey
What is Woman's Best Quality
A fragmented discussion cites multiple viewpoints on women's best quality including breadmaking as linked to health, good housekeeping, virtue, and feminine roles. Statements from L. H. Gordon, J. H. Kennepy, F. A. Herbert, A. T. Holcomb, and others reflect period beliefs about motherhood, domestic duties, and moral character.
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J. H. Kennepy
F. A. Herbert
A.T. Holcomb
Death of Chas E Kollmann in Kansas City
Charles B Kollmann a Civil War veteran of 218 Central street died yesterday afternoon from gastric poisoning at age 83. Born in Germany March 20 1863 he came to the United States at 18 and lived in Kansas City forty seven years. Funeral at 80 o'clock Sunday at Hernan Kollmanns home 26 Spring street with services by Burragut Thomas post. Burial Elmwood cemetery. He was married to Amelia Barth of Kansas City and survived by two sons and other relatives. He worked earlier as upholsterer and paper hanger and served in the Twenty seventh Ohio band amid the Civil War.
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Kansas City
Kollmann
PG Avans
Charles B Kollmann
Central Street
Ile
Kollman
Hernan & Kollmann
Spring Street
Burragut Thomas Post
G. Ark
Elmwood Cemetery
Kollinann
Germany
New York
Louisville
Kanwas City
Messouri Post
Licny
Cate
Twenty Seventh Ohio
Kanes City
Erroy
Contesh Street
Inter
Conteshe
M Street
Misa Amelia Barth
Bivasas City
TSG
TSS
Departures and Deaths in Greeley Graphic Item
Barney Boulewyne and family left for Washington after eight months in Greeley seeking better wages. Roy Rupp died in Kansas City, Missouri, and was buried in Greeley after services at the ME church. Rupp, born February 25, 1882, grew up here, married Miss Rua Kelsey, and died after a prolonged illness.
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The
Graphic
Barney Boulewyne Ani
Spokane
Barney
Roy Rupp
Kansans City
Groeley
Jamed Hanter
Roop
Greeley
Kansas City
Rua Kelsey
Program For Prohibition Success At First Baptist May 2
Prohibition program to be held at First Baptist Church on May 2 features opening hymn America scripture reading and a series of recitations songs and addresses. Mrs Underwood Mr Hyde and Mark Pattie perform with readings such as The Debit of the Hour and The Homes of Kansis. Names and items appear in fragmented form including Addrews and Rev Mabou Hau Soldier and Holcomb headache powders advertised as curing others.
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First Baptist Beech
America
Underwood
Mr. Hyde
Mark Pattie
Moore
Cliciatian Casale
Mabou Hau
Kincaid Dispatch reports oil company board changes and lease talks
Kincaid items note the Kincaid Grade Oil and Gas Company elected a board including M. M. Adama and AP Caldwell, with a committee led by Wilkan Sinclair & co to handle leases. It states holders may surrender only modest rights as the company aims to sink a well on leased land. Also a local representative wanted ad appears for a high case magazine with large commissions and cash prizes in New York.
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Frank Reynelds
Bhwe Mound
Wiere
SSD Gas Company
Kincaid Grade Oil and Gas Company
M. M. Adama AG Miller
Te Hoste
Mant Vauluskirk
Me Mecusting
Davall
AL Trace
AP Caldwell
Arthvn Gills
Applypon
Messrs
Italy
J. N. Trainer
Washington Square
New York
Westphalia Gleanings from the Times item notes sales and sendoffs
JH Stewart visits from Eugens as William Andrews sells his cigar factory and stock to W G Beisweland J C Plain who assume full control. Andrews remains foreman. John A Knight and wife travel to Argentine for the funeral of Mrs Magrath, aunt of Mrs Shaughnesay. Mentions pioneer MacLeods, and discusses home furniture ideas and a builder’s sand keg anecdote.
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JH. Stewart
Eugens
City
Wm. Andrews
Clgar
Messrs
W.G. Beis Weland J. C. Plain
Mr. Andrews
John A. Knight
Doc Magrath
Kaight
Mctraths
Here
Mia
Julia Shaughnesay
Prohibition County Mass Convention Postponed
Prohibitionists are urged to attend a county mass convention postponed until Saturday in April. Chairman De Lay and state committee members call for broad attendance including ladies, with organizers listed and the note of meeting in Garnett and Anditirinm.
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Anditirinm
Garnett
Chetan Rail K
Ee Harr
Ac. Trokouan
Spiritualist Meeting Notice at Glenlock Hall
Mr and Mrs Bledsoe of Toneka will lecture at Lesthaly Glendick hall on April 29 and 24 with services Sunday morning and evening Zach Mr Bledsoe presiding at the State Spiritualige Awevine since All are cordially invited to attend the meetings and refreshments for attendees
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Glenlock
Bledsoe
Toneka
Lesthaly Glendick Hall
Zach
Sheriff Sale Notice from Garnett Kansas 1904
First published April 1904 sheriff sale in Anderson County Kansas under order of sale from the Fourth Judicial District Court. Property described as part of Section 25 in Township 20, Anderson County, 10 acres, beginning at the northeast corner and running 58 rods 7 links west then 30 rods north then 53 rods 7 links east then 30 rods south to the starting point. Sale to highest bidder for cash at public auction May 6, 1904 at 2 o clock p.m. at the court house in Garnett. William Wraw, sheriff. N J Bowman and J G Jorxxon attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Jacob
Paw
Mary Lowe
Eviling Fields
Benjamin
Hydom
Annis Pan
Fredy You
Prodie Paul
Aban
Ware
Dagalliah
Heap
Min Paul
Lizzie Lane
Charley Paul
Billie Paral
Jane Fayh
Zonag Paul
Fourth Judicial
Marllot Court
State OF
Kansas
Art Homme Dade
Garner
Anderson Coun Kansas
Sintheaat
Rudy Sand
William Wrear
Sherilee
Garnett, Kas
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L. H. Gordon
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Holcomb
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