Western Republican League Ruling Barred Silver Men
The Western silver states delegates to the Republican League convention in Detroit in July must align with the party platform. An executive committee meeting in Cincinnati was reported with notes on discipline and preparations for the national gathering.
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Curcaso
National Republican League
Silver States
Republican League
Detroit
D. D. Woodmantes
Cinecipnati
Amendments to Foraker pooling bill outlined in Senate committee
Washington May 27 The senate committee on interstate commerce agreed on amendments to the Foraker pooling bill to be reported next week. The changes include limiting pooling contracts to four years and other numerous provisions. The Greek government protested Turkish indemnity and frontier rectification claims in a dispatch from Araxye May 27. Turkey is said to have seized 1,260,000 bushels of wheat near Volos, with a Turkish proclamation urging peasants to harvest crops or face confiscation. Kansas Governor Leedy addressed a large crowd in Manhattan May 27, criticizing Harris veto and urging rail rate relief via a public-backed railroad from central Nebraska through Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory to the Gulf. Commission hearings in Topeka May 27 consider reducing grain, cost, and livestock rates. 30 railroad lines to attend. Maple Leaf abstained. In Montgomery County May 27 whisky petition sparking grand jury tensions. threats and riots reported in Liberty and Morrenv ence. Strong storms struck Troy Kansas May 27 with five inches of rain, lightning, and stock losses. farms flooded and roads damaged. Cuba reports Gen Gomez to resign briefly to confer with McKinley. Garcia to lead. Etherington & Buffiman stable fire destroys barn. other fires caused minor damages.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Foraker
Turkey
St . Volo
Lerly
Kansas
Mankato
Kan
Leedy
Yesterride
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
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Ube
Supreme Court
Lata
of & Company
Pubic
Tallroad
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Gulf
Fmcan
Texas Railroad Commission
Tony
New York Firm Denies State Action Against Its License
A Kansas City May 27 report says a New York office vice president instructs J. R. Lord, superintendent of Metropolitan Insurance, to ignore McNair’s order to cease operations in Kansas. The executive argues the move exceeds legal authority and promises to resist enforcement. Meanwhile other items note Guthrie appointments, Kansas poultry industry gains, and UNitarian association progress.
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New Kork Esvarasceompany
Pisk
McNall
Sailma Lewser
Oklahoma
Eanwae City
Star
Guthrie
Okanya
Harnes Todey
Herpert Cunningham
Ghoorst
Territory
Cunningham
Salina
Kan
Territorial Bar Association
Kansas Poultry Industry
Sugar King Acquitted In High Profile Trial
The court dismissed the case against Hayemeyer, president of the American Sugar Renning company, after the defense motion to acquit was sustained. The jury returned a not guilty verdict as instructed, with implications for related indictments against John E Searles and others. Additional reports cover Kansas robbery arrests and a military surgeons meeting in Columbus.
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Wasttxotox
Hayemeyar
American Sugar Renning Company
John E Searles
Haremeyer
Davia
Searles
Holoesescua New Arroute
Baneas City
Morton
Kansas
Henry Plsxton
Frank M. Brown
Circleville
Guy Baker
Aubery Hicks
Holton
L A Perkins earns Doctor of Civil Law degree at Beloit College
L A Perkins completes a post graduate doctorate in law focusing on Roman, international and constitutional law. He studied at Beloit College, earned MA in 1880, and LLB from Kansas University. Expected home soon, with a ceremony and W C A gathering marking his achievement.
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L. HB. Perkins Becal
Chins
L.A Perkins Weee
Chicago Tew School
Beloit Cotlegs
Beloit College
Kansas University
D.C. Lie
Perxios
Notable News Notes From Cold War Era Text
A St Joseph furniture factory failed with debts listed as zero. A corn car shipped from Smith Center Kansas aided famine relief in India. Michigan lower house passed conference amendments increasing railroad taxes. McKinley forwarded a forestry report from the National Academy of Science to the Interior Secretary. The United Presbyterian Church general assembly met at Rock Island with Rev James White presiding. New Jersey legislature adjourned after a seven hour session with no major actions.
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St. Joseph
Smith Center
Kan
India
Michigan
McKinley
Senate
National Academy of Science
Interior
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Rock Island
James White
Kanaas City
New Jersey
Alligator Burrow Hole In Orleans Levee Tale Emerges
A New Orleans Times-Democrat note details high winds damaging the Algiers levees and a remarkable incident at Morgan railroad wharf where an alligator reportedly bored a hole through the bank beneath the wharf. Workmen said the four-foot creature used the hole to alternate between land and water.
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Orleans
Algiers
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Morgan Railroad
Reagan
Sergt
Cologne
Mise Nora Hopper
Nominations listed by the president for brigadier generals and others
The president nominates Col. James F. Wade and Col. Jobo K. Mixcer to brigadier general, Col. Wm. Oreham to brigadier general, Solomon F Stahl as marshal of the western district of Arkansas, and Navy-Commander Chas. O Neill as chief of ordnance with commodore rank. Rev. Thaddeus B. K. Freeman to be deploma Je perusment Made.
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Rome
Wasaixotox
Senate
James F. Wade
Sitch Cavalry
Cal Jobo K. Mixcer
Tenth Cavalry
Wm. Oreham
Afb Artillery
Solomon F Stahl
Western
Die Fatch
Arkansas
Navy
Chas. O
Wentworth academy prize winners and stockyards shakeup
At Wentworth Military Academy Lusineron Missouri May 27 prizes were awarded including Sword for best drilled cadet Ernest Baldwin Kennett Clarence Arter Lexington and M Thorp Cawker City Kansas. W N Babcock longtime Omaha Stockyards manager resigns amid policy differences with the company president Rivensethe Bowan formerly the western agent for the Chicago Northwestern railway. A captain J Marry Illinois Central rumor denied. The article also notes a scientific report on measuring the earth with record sight distances and methods, including signals between mountains and coastal observatories.
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Lusineron
Wentworth Military Academy
Ernest Baldwin
Kennett, Mo
Byron Arter
Lexington Mo
Washington Lee University
M. Thorp
Cawker City
Kansas
Mealgne
Omaha
Neb
W. N. Babcock
Omaha Union Stockyards
Ie Rivensethe Cams
Bowan
Ble Leago & Northwestern Railway
Canisco
J. ©. Marry
Illinois Central Railroad
Manchester
Iowa
Markets Open With Slower Trade Across Regions
May 27 reports from multiple cities show cattle and hog receipts lifting market activity. Texas and native steers varied around 3.76 to 4.40 per cwt with mixed livestock and stockers trading 19.25 to 46.0, while hogs ranged from 3.25 to 8.60 per cwt amid softer tone. Livestock receipts and prices differ by region, with Chicago and other centers listing steady to lower cash quotes and varied cattle and hog offerings.
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Raneet City
Hawaii
Carrie
Packere
Sueer
Lamba
Re Breek
Omicaco
Hoas
Merkel
Texas Sivera
Senta and FPevisions. Kansas Cruz, May 27
Fragmented OCR text lists horse feed and dairy notes, railroad timetable entries, and passenger express schedules. The readable items mention Kansas, May 27, and various rail lines such as Santa Fe, Colorado and Utah Express, and Overland Flyer. No coherent narrative emerges beyond timetable fragments.
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Fpevisions
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Solowar
Whyte
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Berren
Eaas
Santa FR
Sundey
Overland Flyer
Denver
Pacific Coast Mice
Xorg City
Uxlon Fachtc
Nod Beurn Limited
Saaveneeurs Baance
AaRiv Eisen
T. OS
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Imperial University of Japan
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