Attorney General Boyle Defies Court in Kansas Mutual Life Case
Kansas City area report notes Attorney General J C Boyle filed state supreme court action to bar Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York from doing business in Kansas, challenging federal injunction. Case centers on conflict over state versus federal authority and a possible contempt citation.
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Boyle
New York Mutual Life
Torera
Kan
Aug
Williams
United States Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Kansas
John FE. Lord
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
State of Kansas
Lord
Supreme Court
Colorado Springs
United States Supreme Court
Charles L Martin
Menomonee
Mich
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
H. J
Preston
Kansas City Sunday Bee
Lee
Sunday Sun
United States
Isioner Evans
Owill
L. Distin
Quincy
Til
Alaski
Missouri
Warrer
Shupy
Peter G. van Mutre
Milan
Jefferson
Swanger
Clinton
Harry HH. Mitchell Erense
Coffeen tense as strikers feared in town
Feverish scenes in Coffeen New London fear a Bradley army attack as guards strengthen main road. Miners stay above ground while a deputy chase ends in gunfire. Supplies arrive as 160 more men join camp. total in camp reaches about 500 with 100 more en route.
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Coffeen
Murdigg Striikers
Corrrex
Bradley
Staunton
Mount Live
Traylor
Freeu
Incendiary Attacks Barely Fail in Moran Kansas Town
Font Scott Kan Aug 10. Moran Allen county with 3000 people faced a near total blaze as incendiaries destroyed eight business buildings. Loss estimated at 000 with George W Stevenson department store 14000 insured for 8000. Other losses included Willoughby furniture Virginia hotel Young millinery Strickler restaurant Young office Meadow’s. City council had five night watchmen on duty. motive appears revenge amid town rivalries.
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Moran
Font Scott
Kan
Allen County
George W. Stevenson
F. Willoughby
Virginia
Mrs. Young
Ross
Rich Gold Strike At Coffee Creek Drifts In California
Excitement spreads at Trinity Center California as Graves brothers and Henry Carter report a rich gold strike in Coffee Creek drift claim. In four days they recovered three buckets valued at 65 dollars with the largest piece worth 12000 dollars. They project total yield from 150000 to 200000 dollars as coarse gold lies between porphyry walls.
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Ucketsa
Wravenvewe
Cal
Trinity Canter
Graves Brothers
Henry Carter
Coffee Creek
Farming Not Popular A Growing Disinclination Reported
Comparative figures from the department of labor show workers at gainful occupations rising faster than population, especially among women, while agriculture, fisheries and mining lag. The analysis notes a broader shift toward higher skilled and business occupations, signaling a rise in social status for many workers.
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Wasninetox
Department of Labor
Faliow
Kneeland Bigamy Case Reveals Six Wives
Albert Kneeland, jailed on bigamy charges in Missouri, faces scrutiny as prosecutors reveal six wives. Among them are Ormu Kneeland, his first wife, and Sadie Davis. other marriages include Elizabeth Cooper of Columbus, Mat tie Moon of St Joseph, and a Toronto woman.
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Albert Kneeland
St. Joseph
Bas
Josefh
Albert
Kneelands
Kneeland
Uelus
Ormu Kneeland
St Lentis
Nkneeland
Las Vegas
Neeland
Bewards
Tatler, Sro
Independence
Sadie Davis
Elizabeth Cooper
Columbus
Ohio
Nlattie Moon
Toronto
Klondike Steamer Mexico Sink Near Dixon Entrance
The steamer Mexico struck Devil's Rock in heavy fog while entering Dixon from Sitka on August 5 and sank in 500 feet of water after two hours. All passengers and crew were saved in small boats and reached Metlakatla. the Topeka carried them after rowing through the night. The captain and officers acted with coolness.
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Mexico
Victoria
Dixon Entrance
Sitka
Devil's Rock
Mettlakala
Topeka
Prison Breaketers Slain and Wounded in Charlestown Clash
In Charlestown Massachusetts two desperadoes Marbert and Everett Willis were shot during a prison escape attempt. Marbert died from injuries and Everett was seriously wounded while Federal guards returned fire wounding two guards. Everett had smuggled a revolver to his brother during the attempt.
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Massachusetts
Bosvox
Charlestown
Marbert Willis
Taunton
Fred
W. Strange
Everett
Willis Brothers
Everett Willis
Herbert
Missouri Crops Report Details Drought Break and Improving Corn
A Missouri weather summary reports drought relief from recent showers. Corn condition has notably improved across most counties, with rainfall varied by region and some areas still drought affected. Early corn stages show roasting ear development, with frost risk tapering by mid to late September. Stock water levels rise in SW counties. appalling crop losses noted in scattered locales.
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Co.emia. Mo
Aig
Sendhawestern
Drouth
Mearly
Uetern
Jery Hess
Hera Mae
Howe
Rene
Considerabie
Tate
Tieinsiotyang
Liew
Jorge
Elliott Denounced by State Department Over Sealing Report
The State Department rejects Professor Elliott as a former government agent on sealing issues. It notes his 1880 report on the seal islands was flawed and biased, leading Secretary Blaine to reject printing or Congress consideration. Elliott has since attacked U S authorities and allied with British arguments at tribunal.
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West Inceron
Dolar
Wenoy Dhristatt
Miliett
Smithsonian Institution
Seal Islands
Treasury Department
United States
Blaine
Congress
Elliott
Laura E. Mims
Smithville
Subiy
Urey
Ami
Swift Specific
Atlanta
Death of Amazon explorer Fiscarrald shocks world
Telegraphic advices report the drowning death of famed Amazon explorer Fiscarrald. In Peru a decree to pay customs in gold is expected within days. A series of local incidents and political dealings are noted, including a court case and regional unrest, with uncertain details due to fragmentary text.
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Fiscarrald
Oa Culis
AL RL Gore
Wichitu
Rui
Balver
Woll Om
Treadwood
S. 7
Black Hills
Hadley
Texas
Stature
Mills
Flo
Smock
M. L. Chengront
Sheltina
Newar
Nevada
James Thomas
Holiness Church
Crzek
Wint Smit
Rbl
Markets Report from Zanusas City Grain and Live Stock
Wheat rose 2 1/4 cents from yesterday with brisk demand and receipts near last Tuesday. Prices list Soft Wheat No 2 79c No 3 77c No 4 72 4c. Spring Wheat No 2 72c No 3 70c. Corn No 2 93c No 3 22 1/4c No 4 0. White Corn No 2 234c No 3 2 34c. Oats No 2 1d0c No 3 16 3/4c No 4 1 1/2c. Rye No 2 48 9/34c No 3 36c No 4 35c. Bran 7c higher in 100-lb sacks. Hay values listed for prairie and timothy. Cattle receipts 7,689 with 1,787 cattle and 33 calves shipped. Market steady to strong with stockers and feeders up ~10c. beef steers 3753 485, native heifers 11034.10, cows 1.20 93.50, feeders 3 633- 415, stockers 63.50 24 . Receipts 12,077. shipments none. Opened 5 1/2c higher, closed weaker.
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Zanusas City
Hay—Choice
New Prairie
GazETTE Ad Seeks Quick Printing of Briefs at West End Drug Store
Local notice urges readers to stop at West End Drug Store for Painta and Gils at low prices and to send a dollar on subscription. Lawrence Lawasre told to visit the GazETTE job office to arrange brief printing, noting available typeset and fast, accurate work.
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West End
Lawrence Lawasre
Gazette
Rail Travel Adopts Speed and Comfort Emphasis
The Rock Island and Union Pacific promote fast, safe travel with luxurious cars, dining and sleeping accommodations. Tickets and routes to Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other eastern cities are offered with varied sale dates and return policies.
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Union Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Kansas Points
Denver
St. Louis
Eastern Point
Chicago
Rock Island
Kanana City
Chicaen
J.P. Ross
Ciry Offee
J VY. Suanklin
UB. Deaper
Buffalo
N. Y
Thia
U. P
U P
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M. W. Browder
Kansas City
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Sunday Bee
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Leavenworth
Michael W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kansas District
Clayton, N. _ Clartton
Lawrence
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Ron Cushman
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Frank Willard
Eldridge House
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