Peace in West Virginia Rival Governors Withdraw
West Virginia Republicans settle intra party rift as Arnold and Lincoln ticket candidates retire in favor of regular faction led by William E. Glasscock. Swisher’s withdrawal paves way for unified slate. Oklahoma City reports a separate political event with reception at First Methodist church for W. shop W and family.
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Charleston
Republic
West Virginia
Charles W. Swisher
Arnolderr
Laver
William E. Glasscuck
Regulier
Farmers Institutes Map Fall Meetings in Kansas
The Farmers Institute department at Kansas Agricultural College schedules fall and winter meetings across towns. Readiness for day sessions continues until October with first event in Lone Star today. List of dates covers Vinland Ottawa Wellsville Olivet Williamsburg Waverly Colony Indian Creek Inman Dale Tampa Wakefield Clyde Clifton and Morris area listings with various October dates.
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Farmers’ Institute Department
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Lone Star
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Waverly
Colony
Indian Creek
Inman
Dale's Ae
Tam
Wakefield
Clyde
Clifton
Roosevelt Replies to Haskell Charges in Oklahoma Case
Roosevelt defends his position on Governor Haskell by denouncing the Oklahoma corruption charges as disgraceful and scandalous. He accuses Haskell of being controlled by big corporations and criticizes Bryan's regulatory plan as impractical while urging public understanding of the party's stance against monopolies.
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New York
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Faculty meeting notes show record attendance at University
A university faculty gathering yesterday drew the largest attendance in years as new professors joined the group. The chancellor delivered the annual address praising the college’s needs and future, with Dr. Strong lauding past contributions by the late Dr. Snow and stressing development of real young men and women.
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Strong
Dr. Snow
Hearing on Drainage District Petition Under County Review
The county commissioners opened a hearing on a drainage district petition this morning. Objections arose from Grant township residents upset about the district’s creation and potential reorganization on Mud Creek. A remonstrance filed earlier is being reconsidered, with the case adjourned to Monday to resume and seek a satisfactory solution.
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Hoel
Mud Creek
Hearst Attacked by Haskell Supporter in Associated Press Story
The Kansas scene reports Charles N. Abeskell former Democratic National Committee treasurer condemns Hearst for political stance. The letter argues the Denver platform guides Democratic reform and alleges Hearst ignores constitutional amendments and legislative efforts. The piece also notes calls for Monnett inquiry and party resignations from the national committee.
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Standard Oil
William i
Denver
Yearst
South West
Wien
Hearst
Toberal
Washington
Owen
Serriss
United States
Kell
Cholera in the Palaces Invades Imperial St Petersburg
Aristocratic St Petersburg faces a cholera outbreak with cases in the Winter Palace Tauride palace Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch palace and the imperial opera house. Preparations amid emperor and empress anticipated stay. Also notes a New York Chicago baseball tie announced by National League president.
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St. Petersburg, & Ly
Br. Pete
Winter Palace
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Tauride
Alexite Oldenburg
Imperial Opera House
New York
Chicago
Pulliam
National League
Markets by Wire grain and provisions report
City Sept 24 wheat prices show Sept 947c Dec May -8ige, No 2 hard 1.00 No 2 red 1.034 73% yc Dec 58 5 Noc 2 mixed 40.14 47 140. rye 76 78e. hay values 9.50 10.1. butter creamery 23%4c packing 23e. live stock receipts 10,000 cattle native steers 1.50 4 4.30, cows and heifers stockers 2.50 3.00, hogs receipts 11,000 heavy 6. + 9.05. Chicago markets Sept 24 wheat Sept 1.00% Dec 1.015g May 1.0345 corn Sept .781gc Dec .6546c oats Sept .485c Dec .4914 495c May .515c pork Sept 15.25 Oct 15.25 Jan 16.90 16.824 wee 10.17 14 Oct 10 jan 9.8244 cattle receipts 5,000 beef steers 3.75 47.75 cows and heifers 1.75 5.63 stockers and feeders 2.60. Bills 13,0005 45 balk 860 10. an
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Chicago
Livn Brock
Fairfax Sunday Dinners Attract Lawrence Patrons
Lawrence residents look forward to Fairfax Sunday dinners as crowds grow. Hornaday reveals a high standard with seasoned Topeka staff ensuring quick, attentive service. The piece notes rising reservations and the dining room’s popularity as a city landmark.
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Lawrence
Fairfax
Hormiday
Sene
K. U
Hornaday
Topeka
The
Local Hardware Store Ad Promotes Food and Grocery Deals
A retrospective ad lists prices for sugar 18 pounds at 1.00, cow brand soda 10 cents, corn starch five cents, rice four pounds for 25 cents, breakfast bacon 15 cents per pound, ground pepper 15 cents per pound, and sweet cider 20 cents per gallon with delivery. It invites readers to the Hiawatha Cafe for meals and notes contact numbers 335 or 1846 Bell, with Eliot and Johns mentioned as market partners.
Two Men Die In Rail Wreck Near Carthage Flooded Curve
A rail wreck near Carthage at a curve west of town at 8:00 this morning killed engineer Lew Blund and fireman Harry Gerrouse. The engine and baggage car plunged into the river, other cars left the track. Thirty six were injured, with one believed to die. Rescue teams from Carthage and Joplin attended the scene. The accident followed a high speed approach into Carthage.
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Carthage
Lew Blund
Harry Gerrouse
Utese
Carl Junction
Lewis
Tne
Jeeper
Joplin
Annie Irwin
Ft. Smith
Ark
Horace Woody
Bernard
Kan
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Oscar Upward
Lafayette
Ind
ASG
Murray
Willard
Mel
Jerry Mckenna
Poguna
Sidney Brown
Ellsworth
Kans
J. Dreyfus
New York City
Barnum
Kansas City
L. L. Clynd
Arnold
J. E. Miller
Baggageman
Monett
Bag
Bag- Miller of Monett
Nile
Funeral of Dr P F Snow Held at 3 in Lawrence
Lawrence observed official mourning as the funeral for Dr PF Snow was held at 3 p.m. at the family home on Louis street. City and county offices closed from 1 to 4 p.m. and many businesses paused. Dr Snow's university ties were highlighted with a standing room crowd and a large number of faculty and students paying respects. The service, conducted by Rev W W Bolt, featured choirs and music, with burial at the family plot and notable officials serving as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Francis Uuntingst Snow
University of Kansas
Dro Snow
Mount Oreal
Lawrence
Slittlion
Dr. Snow
University
Snow Hall
Dy. Strom
Stow
Nema
Wenn
Kansas
Hantington Snow
Kansas City
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Washington, D.C
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American Federation of Labor
James N. van, Cleave
St. Louis
National Manufacturers’ Association
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Brandenberg
New York
Manufacturers’ Association
Grumpers
Washington
Ralston
Cause of Labor
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B. Snow
Vhs Louisna
Barker
Dty University
W. W. Bolt
Churc
L. Julie Hubbell
Ala Flintom
Juhn Jows K Habach
William Allen Whittreed
Amd
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Smauer
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Haworth
W. AC. Stevens
Olive Yemplin
C. G. Dunlap
McClung
Mervin T. Sadler
J. LD. Bowersock
Col. IL
J. Moore
L. E.sayre
T. H. Chalkley
Storm hits Philippine Islands with widespread damage
A typhoon swept central Philippines affecting Samar, northern Leyte, southeast Luzon, northern Pasay, Masbate and Rumblon with reports of serious disaster and possible many deaths. Local arrivals include Herb Bullene and Dr M Yates in Kansas City. Numerous residents and visitors travel between Kansas City, Ottawa, Oklahoma City, Independence and Baldwin amid ongoing weather news.
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Samar
Leyte
Luzon
Pasay
Masbate
Rumblon
Taft Heads Campaign Loop From Chicago to Milwaukee
Unconventional candidate Taft travels by straw hat and overcoat on a multi state tour. He began in Chicago then stops at Beloit Wisconsin to address students and continues to Madison Wisconsin before reaching Milwaukee for a night address.
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Taft
Beloit
Wis
Beloit Eoil
Madison
Milwaukee
Autumn Arrives as Summer Ends in Guthrie News
Summer's end marked by the autumnal equinox at 4 38 am as the sun crosses the equator. Thomas L. Hisgen, Independence Party nominee, arrives in Guthrie for a campaign swing and will address the Oklahoma governor Haskell’s home town audience tonight. Local ads promote Raymond's Drugstore and Wiedemann's ice creams with seasonal specials.
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Hisgen
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence Party
Haskell
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