Curtis and Calderhead quit in senator race caucus debut
January caucus follows abrupt withdrawals by Congressmen Curtis and Calderhead from the U S Senate race. Long meets Curtis supporters after his speech as Calderhead and followers present themselves. Other lawmakers, including Governor Sispley and Congressman Bowersock, had already withdrawn.
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Topeka
Curtis
Calderhead
United States
Chester J. Lang
Sispley
Bowersock
Washington
S.W. Fitzpatrick
Long
Senate
Wreck of Kansas City Express Near South Greenfield
A Frisco express train from Memphis to Kansas City derailed at a trestle near South Greenfield Missouri at 1 am injuring numerous passengers. One conductor killed and several others hurt, but conditions later revised as not seriously harmed. Dispatches from Springfield report rescue crews at the scene and authorities reviewing cause as possible sabotage or malicious act.
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Phin Trais
Kamnos City
Kanna City
Memphis
Kansas City
South Gresefield
Missouri
Emaker
Bess
Jr Avis
Hagineer Fisher
Greenfield
Idansad
Washingley and Jagda discuss naval affairs inquiry
Members of the committee on naval affairs entered the house to pursue a full investigation of bribery charges. Chairman Foss of Lima urged a resolution for a thorough probe while Richardson and others pressed for clarity. the motion passed unanimously after debate. The session then moved to other business including a bill about appointing a new major general.
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Washingley
Jagda
Pau
Ananimeos
Itschardson
Tenis See
Sulzer
New York
Wheeler
Kentucky
Richardson
Quay
B.C. Klerkom
United States America
Lumham
Missouri Legislature heated debate on railroad ban bill
The Missouri House faced sharp exchanges as Bradley of St. Francis urged a measure to bar railroads from transporting delegates to conventions, despite adverse reports from the judiciary committee. Morion and Farris spoke against it, and the bill was killed by a large margin. The session also featured a giant cigarette bill and a proposed alum baking powder measure, while discussions over coal mine control and employment contracts continued amid partisan exchanges. A forward note predicts 1903 as a year of home-seekers from British America and the southwest.
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Meon
Jeferson City
Bradley
St. Francis
Judiciary Committee
Tioba
Morion
Farris
Jewell
Torre
Murphy
Crisp
Morphy
Jackson
Jackson County
Histort
Farlay
Pensitestiary
Lador
Topeka
Haw
Wan
Caldwell
Senate
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Noftzyer
Kansas City
Allen
Doniphan
Katens City Stock Yards Cojpany
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Jefferson
Sriculture
Isher
Crawford
Buo
Clargel
Eabers
Oesesore
Francis
Srl
Previ
Peoce
Adnimu
Sedpowiek
Arstand Ser
Claxp
Toeker
Sotera
Perkins
Leavenworth
Ralironin
King
Ottawa
Kansas
Congress
Washington
House
Warlike Capitol as Guards Guard Chambers in Colorado
Reports describe the Colorado statehouse in a guarded standoff with armed men in the house chamber and a strong police guard at senate entrances. Leaders including Sherman Bell supervise the forces amid anti Wolcott Republican tensions, while both chambers face a stalled dispute and plan for a Friday reopening. The scene mirrors broader political conflict and security concerns of the period.
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House
Senate
Pealdy
State House
Wtarce Plummer
Bouss Chamber
Edward O Welcott
Sherman Bell
Rough Rider
James H. Clark
Senate Chamber
Mads
Demacrs
Anusd Sra
Teller
Patiersgarxis
Ataoos
Callel
Bombardment reports amid German naval actions and other notices
London reports Germany attacked Fort San Carlos prompting a press and foreign office dispute over motives while American cables confirm German ships bombarded Fort San Carlos. Other items note a Kansas groceryman suicide, a Union Pacific strike stance, a Great Northern wreck, Hebrew Union Congress deliberations, and road funding and divorce trends.
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London
Fort San Carlos
Foreign Office
Gerlin
Jad
Navy Department
Fort Sam Calon
Washington
Rosseil
Caracas
Fort Sae Carios
Secret conference to align five labeling unions in Indianapolis
Committees from five zonal labor organizations will meet in Indianapolis on Monday to settle long standing differences over the union label and related issues. Representatives include the International Typographical Union and four allied unions. A joint plan for coordinated action in case of strikes is expected to be discussed.
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Partie Road
Omaha
Neb
Wilson
International Machinister Union
Hera
Pacifo Road
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Federation of Labor
Executive Board
Selalom
Eagra
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tlinnls
Netline Orgadentiing
Indianapolia
International Typographical Union
Fhoto-Engraere’ Union
International Virgthrrbeod
Reokbindera
Nterustiana
Electret
Pare’ Ueton
Prnting Uniona Fm
Imer- Vora
New Road Right of Way Aims at Carthage and North City
Reports from Carthage Missouri indicate citizens favor seven miles of rail right of way through the county and two miles through Carthage for a north south railroad. The line is tied to a Rock Island project, with plans to connect to Arkansas Valley towns.
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Carthage
Carth
Jasper County
Chea
Mata el Reno
Elden
St. Tauis & Cote Radu
Sk “ Hom
Givins
Arkansas Valley
Florence
Col
Janu
Florence Electric Street Railway Company
Eastern Trust Company of
New York
Beren
Kansas Legislature Debates Bills on Sunday Theater and War Protest
The Kansas Legislature considers Caldwell measures to ban Sunday theaters and restrict public entertainments, while Codding targets hotels and restaurants with safety provisions. Other proposed laws address stockyards quarantine, school district depopulation, and tax exemptions for disabled veterans and families. Separate reports detail tobacco, rail, and agricultural governance, plus a coal strikes update from Philadelphia and a New York mayoral dispute over gun salutes.
Local Official Titles and Cemetery Roles Listed
A list of city offices and cemetery staff positions is provided including Mayor City Attorney President of the Canes City Clerk Police Judge Murabal Street Commissioner Treasurer Superintendent Fire Department Superintendent Cemetery Sexton OH Venetery Sexton MG Cemetery Librarian Weigher and Measurer City Engineer.
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Canes Ciy
Murabal Street
Cemeteriea
Sexton OH. Venetery Sexton MG
Markets by WLRE Sanyasity Live Stuck and Fresh Prices
Markets list cattle, stockers and feeders values, milk dairy figures, and butcher notes for Kansas City and Chicago areas. Prices include cattle, cows, hogs, and bulk sales with auction advances and dates. An ad notes a large hall for rent by Oscar Learnard Jr. at the Journal offices.
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Oscar Learnard, Jr
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