Armageddon talk and fires up in era headlines
In case of armed intervention in Cuba general Funston slated to head the army. Stonterry Sormel school buildings destroyed by fire Thursday morning costing about 875000. Cuban revolutionists and government efforts to unite before U S intervention falter. Boll weevil invasion advances north and east reaching central Indian Territory and western Mississippi. Zion City election replaces John Alexander Dowie with Wilbur Voliva by court order. Democratic committee to issue campaign handbook in two weeks focusing on tariff and trusts. New York bosses suffer in ballot counts as boss rule wanes nationwide. Omaha ministers push strict rules on divorce ceremo ny in remarriage cases. Racial tensions rise in Wichita public schools over school segregation. Kansans long viewed from afar. Case of F M Seyder dismissed after key witness failed to appear. Judge Reynolds halts proceedings. Sager’s poor doodle prosecutions noted. Secretary Shaw spoke at Hannibal to four.
Political currents and legal cases mingle in today’s dispatch
An assortment of items covers Cuban insurrection actions, U S relations, and domestic politics. The piece mentions a Penitentiary sentence for Captain Oberlin Carter followed by a federal suit over a million dollars allegedly stolen, notes on the Inter-city Viaduct linking Kansas City Kansas and Missouri, and a consul report from Plauen Germany about borax and preservatives, plus Roosevelt era themes on public ownership and Pershing promotions.
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Oberlin Carter
Carter
Denatured Alcohol Bill Set to Take Effect Soon
The denatured alcohol bill will take effect in about three months as American consuls abroad report salary collections related to its manufacture and use. Germany consumed 26,000,000 gallons last year, largely from unmarketable grain and waste vegetable products, with minimal preparation for domestic alcohol production.
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Germany
Europe
Washington hint on Cuba mission and annexation vision
A broad hint from Washington suggests Secretary Tate’s Cuba mission will fail and annexation by the United States might follow. It is unclear if the intimations aim to hasten Cuban peace or to prepare US public opinion for annexation. The president may not act as vigorously as in the Panama matter, but when he acts he does so quickly.
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Washington
Tate
Cuba
United States
Panama
Machacha
Haskell
Muchacha
Senor Mio
Machicha
Republican Convention Nominates Hillis with River Improvement Platform
The Republican convention in the Fifth district nominated H. Hillis for Congress and adopted a single plank focused on river improvement. The Kansas City Journal-Times reports daily on growing polarization as Democrats and Republicans clash in coverage.
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H. ©. Hillis
Kansas City
Rivers and Harbors Act and local river improvements urged
A political message argues Ellis should be favored for Rivers and Harbors Committee influence to secure river and harbor appropriations, including for the Missouri River mouth at Kaw. The Journal says Bila is the only Jackson county figure likely to guarantee the appropriation, warning that electing Wallace could jeopardize river improvements and favor GOP return.
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Missouri River
Kaw
Journalays
Bila
Jackson County
Wallace
Board of Equalization to Hear Appeals in September
The Board of Equalization will meet on September 24 and 26 to hear appeals from merchants on their assessments in a public session.
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Board of Equalization
Bryan in Kentucky introduces Mr. Bryan to 15000 crowd
Henry Watterson introduces William Jennings Bryan to 15 000 listeners in Louisville Kentucky praising his moral appeal and urging reform of government. He declares Bryan as the nation’s chieftain in the coming conflict and outlines aims to restore Democratic institutions and balance between people and lawmakers. Roosevelt is cited as a witness and Bryant is paraded as a national figure.
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Henry Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Louisville
William Jennings Bryas
Nebraska
Senate
Makera
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryn
Wattergon
Ryan
Drop of Water Reveals World of Life and War
A water drop slide, invented by a French biologist, shows a miniature universe of life. Tiny animals swim in a clear drop as predators like the giant normal pursue prey, while smaller creatures flee to survive in this sealed pond of glass, demonstrating nature’s struggle.
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Norma
Sonanes Cen
Muchacha Defies Bandit Threat to Save Mine Shipment
In Sonora the bullion stage from the Golden Nugget mine faces a roaming highwayman. Dolores Muchacha, beloved by miners, shoots the robber and reveals “The Boy” as the bandit. she then orders the stage to press on toward Sonora, where a Sister bears a reflected resemblance to Muchacha.
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Daily Story Pub Co
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Muchscha
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Muchache
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A Japanese bathroom described with rich detail
A five by four foot space shows a round white wooden tub heated by an internal charcoal pipe. A brass wash basin, wooden pail and dipper, a stool, and a lattice window define the scene. Total setup costs about eleven yen, with minor additions.
Hard Times in the Wharf Street School
A fragmentary dialogue shows a teacher assessing strength and character. Sampson, Sam Jonah, and a whale metaphor hint at discipline and endurance in a rough era. The exchange reveals names and a vivid, if cryptic, portrait of
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Jonah
Chile
Kase
de Whale
The Legitimate Drama Debate in Public Cafe
A round table of theatrical men and critics argued over what defines the legitimate drama as opening season loomed. The group clashed between inclusive and exclusive views until a manager settled it: legitimate drama comprises plays whose authors are dead, allowing production without royalties.
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Downe Town
Variety Theater
Boxley and Nervey clash over dowry in witty clash
Mr Boxley questions Tack Nerveys ability to support his daughter marriage is discussed with a witty reply that Nervey can keep her in her accustomed style through his help the dialogue centers on marriage and finances in a light tone
Remarkable Man Popley Known For Memory Of Boyhood
A remark highlights Popley as an extraordinary man able to recall numerous incidents from his own boyhood fit for recounting to his children. The quote reflects admiration for his remarkable memory and storytelling.
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Popley
A Habit Bellas Chorus Kickers In Tight Debate
Stella Mr Smith quarrels over faults as his wife Bella recalls her past role as a leading chorus kicker. The exchange reveals strain and lingering tensions within the household.
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Stella
Mr. Smith
Bella
Turn About in Prosperity and Advernity Writings
Fragmentary prose reflects on pride and social reach in prosperity, noting a boastful speaker who claims universal acquaintance yet reveals limited real connection. The tone hints at vanity and the emptiness of social standing.
Swamphurat Snubs Typhoid With Malaria Quip
In a sharp exchange, Cillman mocks typhoid claims, while Subbubs retorts that Swamphurat is already crowded with malaria, leaving no room for the disease. The dialogue highlights a rural setting and regional bravado amid health concerns.
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Agit Cillman
Swamphurat
Subbubs
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