Francis Rival Election Maneuver In South Dakota Circles
Gossip suggests ex senator Francis as a potential 1900 campaign manager for Bryan’s Democrats. Washington favors Francis over Pettigrew, with business-minded leadership seen as key to victory.
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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
Gossip suggests ex senator Francis as a potential 1900 campaign manager for Bryan’s Democrats. Washington favors Francis over Pettigrew, with business-minded leadership seen as key to victory.
The passage argues no Republican could match Francis for the required traits and suggests Bryan may consider Francis if he has no better candidate. It notes the final decision depends on Bryan's view and whether he favors Francis as a strong option.
Dr Robert Koch the German scientist said he was driven from Chicago by solicitous friends citizens and reporters. He packed five trunks hired express shipment to St Louis and left with his wife and brother. A mob of local scientists and citizens interrupted his stay with banquet invitations as he prepared to depart for Milwaukee St Paul and Minneapolis.
In Washineron on April 16 Representative Walter Smith of Iowa faces a dilemma after a rural farmer friend asks him to obtain a package of seedless tomato seeds. The telegram notes an advisory Agricultural department has developed such seeds and highlights Smith’s desire to help his friend while worrying over the request.
The Rev. R. P. Smith of Helena Montana is chosen to succeed Prof. Thomas W. Roach as president of Kansas Wesleyan University Salina. Smith plans a summer departure and may join Salina in late August after a vacation. The college reports strong growth with a Carnegie funded science hall and new lands bequest from Dr A J Hartsock.
Paris April 16 in the seventh session of Hart McKee's divorce hearing fresh disclosures emerged. McKee had challenged a Frenchman over an insult to his wife, the affair declared off after an apology from the Duke de Gazes. A stolen letter to the Italian chargé d affaires was alleged to have been taken by a nursemaid, while a courtroom confrontation over forged letters unfolded as Labori pressed the case. The session adjourned for three weeks over Easter.
In February in New York Frederick Thompson halts a rehearsal for Polly of the Circus at the Liberty theater after star Mabel Taliaferro complains of overwork. Her exchange with her manager husband covers dedication and work. The quarrel ends with a brief rest.
A Kansan letter argues that public ownership is needed to protect voting integrity from powerful corporations. It cites Met ropolitan Street Railway workers and a Democratic city vote, noting about 2,000 employees and claims of bloc voting. The piece warns corporate domination erodes democratic control and urges public ownership as relief.
A sensational prison break at Penza Penza region ends with eight prisoners killed and many injured. Eleven political prisoners fought with guards and wounded two warders before escaping amid chaos. Guards pursued and killed eight escapees during the melee.
The fifth annual May Music festival directed by the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts runs May 8 and 9 in Robinson Gymnasium. Ten soloists, a 100‑voice festival chorus and an orchestra under Adolph Rosenbecker perform in three concerts featuring David Bispham, Mrs Genevieve Clark Wilson and others, plus a Faust opera staging with seven soloists and the festival forces.
The Atlantic fleet finishes formal welcomes and sails into leisure as sailors roam San Diego. Officers tour a ranch, wives attend luncheons, and bay boat races plus a baseball game divide the day. Fireworks close the third day with ships open to visitors.
The scene centers on Supervisor Plant muttering as a plan to work on Clay Banks Trail is discussed. Clay banks lie at the thousand foot level with daily temperatures well above one hundred. The text suggests Supervisor Plant is accused of giving the United States Government the double cross, with others mentioned in the narrative.
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