Justice Steele Dissents On Martial Law Power
The Colorado supreme court upheld governor Peabody’s authority to declare martial law, but Justice Steele dissents arguing the power to suspend habeas corpus is legislative not executive. He warns future governors could wield arbitrary authority if unchecked, and notes the legislature, not the governor, must decide insurrection.
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Peabody
Justice Steele
Judicial Department
Linco
Congress
Meyer
Allen Loses Bet? Court Signals Bowersock Ballot Victory
The supreme court appears to have decided for J. D. Bowersock as the congregational candidate in the Second district with his name to appear on the official ballot. Henry J. Allen must prove fraud and conspiracy claims against the contest board members. The ruling also affects ID. R. Anthony Jr. in the First district who seeks to push Curtis from the race.
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Supreme Court
J. D. Bowersock
Henry J. Allen
R. Anthony, Jr
Curtis
Roosevelt to Investigate Coal Trust Next Month
President Roosevelt has informed the coal trust that he will investigate it next month, and the trust is preparing its affairs for the expected scrutiny.
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Roosevelt
The
Coal Trust
Therust
Watson and Tribbles Named for Populist Tickets
The People’s party national convention nominated Thos. E. Watson of Georgia for president and Thomas Tribbles of Nebraska for vice president. Watson, Bryan’s 1896 running mate, helped establish rural free delivery and is praised as a clean, true Populist. Tribbles, well known in Nebraska, is described as a pure Populist. The convention reaffirmed the Omaha and Bronx Falls platforms and Populist principles.
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People’s Party National Convention
Thos. E. Watson
Georgia
Thomas Tribbles
Nebraska
Thos. EK. Watson
United States
Bryan
Congecan
Omaha
Bronx Falls
Colorado's Demoralized Government as Seen by Topeka Capital
The Topeka Capital condemns Colorado leaders for coercion and deportations amid mining disputes. It argues Gov Peabody and Gen Bell used violence to enforce the will of the people, blaming union opposition and smelter interests for a broader collapse in law and order, citing McClure's observer Ray Stannard Baker.
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Topeka
Rep
Gen. Bell
Colorado
Bell
Porland
Gen
Hell
Gov
Peabody
Supreme Court
Ray Stannard Baker
McClure
Gavel From Niagara Timber Marks Democratic Convention
The gavel used at the Democratic convention was crafted from timber from Commodore Perry's flagship Niagara, noted for its prominent role in the battle of Lake Erie.
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Commodore Perry
Niagara
Lake Erie
Uncertain Democratic Convention Result Delayed
No daily papers were received last evening or this morning and no news from the St Louis convention is on hand. Parker supporters claimed over 640 votes while anti Parker factions predicted defeat. Result awaits next week.
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St. Louis
Parker
Boodlers and Reformers Versus Mammon Worship
A defense of reform values arguing that captains of industry corrupt government under Mammon. The piece contrasts Baal worship with Mammon, condemns cruel labor and poor living conditions, and asserts reformers deserve honor and fair pay. It cites Jesus as the ultimate reformer and urges moral integrity over gold.
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Captains of Industry
Israel
United States
Mamamon
Baer
Peabody
Groisas
Chilren
Mammon
Jesus
Telluride Store Manager Returns After Deportations
Harry A. Floater, manager of the People’s Supply Company in Telluride Colorado, returns after two deportations by the Citizens' Alliance. He says he will stay to defend his rights, has strong legal advice, and will stand on his constitutional citizen rights against Alliance tyranny.
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Harry A. Floater
People’s Supply Company
Telluride
Colorado
Citizens’ Alliance
Missouri Democrats Threaten to Vote Republican Over Folk Nomination
Democrats in Missouri declare to oppose Folk and threaten to back the Republican ticket if Folk secures the Democratic nomination, signaling a split within the party and possible cross party voting.
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Democrats
Missouri
Folk
Democratic County Convention Called for Delegate Selection
A delegate convention is announced to meet in Garnett on July 26 at 16 o'clock for choosing delegates to state congressional judicial and senatorial conventions. Representation by township wards listed. primaries suggested July 16 at usual voting places or as designated. J W Suieros, Chairman. W Warrinceton, Secy Pro Tem.
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Garnett
H. Craddock
Walker Township
Rich Township
Lincoln Township
Jackson Township
Lone Elm
Monroe Township
Putnam Township
Westphalia
Reeder Township
Ozark Township
Indian Creek
Garnette— Welda
Washington
Union Township
Great Bond Conspiracy pamphlet from the World
A pamphlet published by the New York World titled The Great Bond Conspiracy Its Correct History claims Grover Cleveland sold out to a bond syndicate. It portrays a Wall Street conspiracy and accuses Cleveland of treason to the government.
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New York World
Grover Cleveland
Bond Syndicate
Wall Street
Cleveland
Waite
Floods sweep Kansas towns and river rises
F loops and floods span the state with the Kansas river on the rampage. Towns submerged and residents flee North Topeka while damage hits Kansas City and Ottawa. Union Depot reports water three and a half feet deep. railroad traffic crippled as the river continues to rise.
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Kansas
North Topeka
Kansas City
Union Depot
Ottawa
Marsh House
Prohibition Nominee Swallow Declines Race
The Tax Prohibition convention nominated Rev Dr Swallow of Pennsylvania on a very tar tow platform, but it is reported that Dr Swallow declines to make the race. What will be done about it is not now known.
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Dr. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Grange Picnic Planned in Garnett with Prominent Guests
A Grange Picnic will be held in Garnett on the 10th instant with many prominent Grange men from abroad to attend. The Garnett Commercial Club will assist to ensure a successful event in all respects.
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Garnett
The
Card of Thanks toowt kind friends and sympathy
Toowt many kind and sympathetic friends who so willingly ministered to our beloved wife and mother during her prolonged sickness we extend our deep gratitude and sincere thanks, M. Jomnaen ov Critores.
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M. Jomnaen
Critores
Lone Elm Independence Day Ball Game in 17 to 14 Victory
Lone Elm celebrated the Fourth with quiet family gatherings and visits to neighbors. A mixed group traveled to Colony or stayed home, while several residents faced illnesses and recovery. The day concluded with a baseball match where married men defeated the single men 17 to 14.
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Lone el Somme
Cal‘ony
Schweidler
Cornell
Anna Sarver
Grandpa Hester
Eli
Richest Man in Girard Kans Granted Monthly Pension
Debate on pensions questions if wealth should bar or grant support. The piece argues two views: if patriotism and need justify aid, or if government should avoid enriching the millionaire. It notes no clear conclusion, highlighting the nation's duty to dependent families alongside wealth disparities.
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Girard
Kansas
Ebig
Christian Endeavor Convention Heads to Wichita Kangay
The annual convention will meet in Wichita Kangay on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday July 12 1 and 1. Railroads offer round trip fare of a dollar and thirty cents. Lodging and breakfast are 40 cents at Wichita. EB O Exell will direct music. Dr L McCash of Des Moines Iowa will lecture Civic Righteousness. Dr Hope of Connecticut will expound daily.
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Christian Endeavor
Wichita
Kangay
Exell
L. McCash
Des Moines
Iowa
Hope
Connecticut
Kansas
Fous P. Davinsos
Wiel
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Solon Ellis
Solon Elis
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Geo. Patrick
J. H. Lamay
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Blue Mound
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J. H. Farris
B.C. Howarter
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E. C. Hastinga
Chas. Johnson
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