Missouri Pacific gives flood relief to Topeka sufferers
A Missouri Pacific Railway Company donation of $1,000 aids Topeka flood victims. A Guthrie man eloped with his wife. her parents had tried to separate them. Wisconsin Legislature passes an employe bill holding railroads liable for coworker injuries. Jessie Morrison's new trial denied. she remains ill at her El Dorado home. Pope in Venice reportedly gravely ill with intestinal inflammation. strength waning. Prussia orders police to drive out Mormons. no reason given. Gas leak explodes a Salina hotel. guests unharmed, engineer and bell boy injured. Ship collision near Marseilles claims 187 lives. captains blamed. Dover knitting girls plan Yankee Girls Knitting Co with $50,000 capital. Flood ends Kansas City freight-handlers strike. New England forest fires threaten lives and property. Aspen Socialist headquarters to open in Main Street block, including Socialist Hall and Tabor Hall. Governor Bailey marries Ida Weed in Kansas City. she once worked in Parisian Cloak Co. restaurant.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Topeka
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Jessie Morrison
el Dorado
Courage To Live By Family Belief And Love
A reflective poem about strength and courage required to live by one’s beliefs despite family opposition. It weighs the pain of challenging a grandsire’s view, the loneliness of thinking independently, and the enduring power of love that can endure sacrifice and loss for a higher cause.
Plan to unite miners and operators for control of coal fields
Antony Gallagher of Chicopee Cherokee county proposes a fund raising and cooperative plan for miners to organize under state law, build capital, buy coal land, operate mines, and run nationwide business ventures including department stores. He argues self reliance can end dependence on operators and provide broader benefits to miners, farmers, and workers.
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Antony Gallagher
Chicopee
Cherokee County
Pittsburg
Mr. Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Territory
Practical solution outline for coal miner disputes
A speaker presents a concise, practical method to resolve questions between coal miners and coal operators, aiming to secure a margin over cost, cover all expenses, and build a contingency fund for emergencies. The remarks stress thorough practicality and sufficient funds.
Thought-Instigators From the Coming Nation and Socialism
A speaker argues that capitalists fear socialism more than distant wars and urges readers to support socialist growth. He notes the majority as potential moral standard, mocks minority rule, and uses examples from Rockefeller and wealth to claim real wealth lies in well-being, not money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allurope
United States
Illinois
Pennsylvania
John D. Rockefeller
McGinty
Craddock Loses Mayoral Suit in Kansas City
The Kansas Supreme Court dismissed Craddock's quo warranto bid to oust mayor W H Craddock. The decision implies elections may be created by implication though not specified by law, sparking charges of partisan bias in a Republican‑leaning court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Craddock
Kansas City
Kas
Supreme Court
Craddock
Republican Party
Red Light Eatery Featured as Town Favorite Spot
A brief note proclaims the Red Light eatery as the best place in town, inviting patrons to visit and enjoy its notable offerings.
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Cuampr
Anna Champe
J. M. Alexander
Raltor
Garant, Kine, Pontottier
Venice
Prussia
Salina
Marseilles
Dover
New Jersey
Yankee Girls Knitting Co
Labor Signal
Oklahoma City
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Socialists
Aspen
Colo
Main Street
Socialist Hall
Tabor Hall
Spokane
Wash
Bailey
Benedict
Ida Weed
First Congregational Church
Baileyville
Parisian Cloak Company
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Wilshire's Magazine
In, Adams, Undertaking
Vaughn
Residence
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