Kidnapped Boy Returned After Ransom Endeavor
Five year old Juin Conway abducted Monday in Abuasy was returned near midnight after detectives and reporters lured the kidnapper five miles into the countryside. Joseph Hardy was arrested. A U Blake fled police and later surrendered after a ransom attempt. A pistol discharged during the scuffle left a suspect at large.
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Opposition to bachelor politicians voiced by social reformer Charlotte Smith
Charlotte Smith, famed social reform agitator, announced continued crusade against bachelor politicians amid strong endorsements. She has led protests against women’s bicycle riding and now focuses on political reform to combat the social evil.
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Shaw wins Iowa GOP nomination after long contest
The Iowa Republican state convention nominated L. M. Shaw of Crawford County for governor after four ballots with Shaw gaining on withdrawals. Cant J. C. Millsman of Harrison County was named lieutenant governor, Waterman of Sioux County won supreme judge, and C. I. Davidson of Sioux County was railroad comptroller. The resolutions committee report was adopted unanimously.
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Not for Silver The Populists Denounce Fusion Brethren
Des Moines August 18 Two hundred delegates convened at 4 PM with Chairman A W C Werks presiding. A W Ricker and Senator Petter spoke as Abi Steinberger argued against the fusion with the Democrats. Ricker condemned collaboration and warned that silver policy alone cannot cure society’s ills.
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Carnival Parade Lights Up Colurury Springs Carnival
Carnival day drew about 40 000 spectators to the broad boweyards to watch the flower parade. The parade, featuring 2 500 participants, began at 3 pm and ran for two and a half hours as the greatest procession yet seen in this town with the Lorums drawing special cheers.
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Quantrell Man Dead at Arcadia After War Service
Maj. George W. Ridge, once a close associate of Quantrell during Kansas and Missouri raids, dies of heart disease at his Arcadia home. Ridge served in the legislature from Jason and Crawford counties and was a prominent figure in the region. He owned property with Quantrell at Independence and was widely known in this section.
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Missouri Appointments and Local Notices
Gov Stephens names members to the State Board of Health and State Board of Agriculture across St Louis Versailles Boonville Kansas City and other districts. Southwest Missouri Woodmen elect officers with G L Berry as president and S A Ruby as vice president. A 23 year old cold case reward is issued for John Humphreys in the Jolm W. Anderson killing. Baseball results from Western and National leagues and local divorce and tax cases appear.
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News Notes on Robbery Shocks Community
A report describes a robbery near Chelen Ll where Ho Harden, a wealthy Black man, was held up by two women. They allegedly threatened his ten year old sister asleep in the home and robbed him. The fragmentary text is incomplete and unclear on many details.
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Striker marches halted by deputy sheriffs in West Virginia chaos
Reports from Aug dates show miners halted by deputy sheriffs as large marches were stopped. West Virginia tensions rose as Pittsburgh operators considered regimenting inward workers and talks with President Ratchford eyed for settlement. A 1,000 strong meeting in Pennsylvania demanded wage increases and weightmen pay checks. Russell A. Clapp returned from Jellico with plans to resume negotiations on Sept 1.
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Currency reforms and leadership at bankers convention
Derrerry Michigan August report notes heavy work at the American Bankers Association session. Discussion covered currency legislation, debt funding into three percent government bonds, and retirement of troublesome greenbacks. Henryk of New York elected president by acclamation.
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Train collision and assault report across multiple towns
A brush incident near Burton involved a coal train being attacked as it passed. A fire struck by a missile caused a severe cut. Later a collision occurred with oil barrels on the track secured by a heavy rail. Frisco pays car service restored in Springfield. Christian Endeavor convention closes in Autumn. Prosecutions framed for butter battering law violations in Springfield. Captain Woodrull reinstated to pension examiner post. A jailed man pleads innocence after a hung jury in Tennessee. Preparations underway as 500 people gather at Lake Lpis for Khudike descent boats.
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Detectives Seek James Cullen in Local Office Theft Case
A patchy report traces detectives hunting James Cullen, a 1 year old office boy for National Surety, said to have aspired to city life and top wages before allegedly stealing $1,000 from his employers. Other items mention Klondike excursion ads, Tammany Hall leadership, and varied city notices.
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Kansas City Markets and Grain Report Summary
Market notes from Kansas City August reports show potatoes firm at 1.60 per bushel for Jumbo Sweet, apples 1.50 per peck, and barrel goods firm. Live stock receipts rise with cattle and hog markets steady to higher, lambs strong. Chicago grain prices mixed with wheat and corn showing demand. cattle and hogs varied by class.
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Epworth League Convention and Camp Meeting Notice
Rate and fare details for road trips to the Epworth League convention in Olathe and Sanuaas with August dates listed. Mentions Johnson County Fair dates and a fare of 1.58 dollars with limits through late August.
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