Secret Political Societies Sweep Kansas Politics
Kansas voters face a growing web of secret societies and allied groups with memberships totaling about 138000. The article details alliances like Knights of Reciprocity and Farmers Alliance influence on Republicans and the People's Party, plus intergroup rivalries, female influence schemes, and calls for consolidation or public denunciation.
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Reighw md Ladies of America
Norton
Cherokee County
Topeka
Knights of
Cooper Denies Seeking State Chairmanship Amid Magee Report
Philadelphia June 10 Collector of Customs T V Cooper rejected a Harrisburg rumor that he allied with C L Magee to challenge Senator Quay for the Republican State Committee chair. He said he is not a candidate and would consider only a duty bound proposition. he dismissed the story as baseless.
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Quay
Philadelphia
T. V.cooper
Harrisburg
C. L. Magee
Pittsburg
Qusy
Republican State Committee
Magee
Mattoudio
Prohibition State Convention Forms Full Ticket in Iowa
Des Moines June 10 The Prohibition State Convention met with about 180 delegates from five counties. Temporary Chairman D B Turney opened the session, urging unity against liquor. The platform favors prohibition coinage reform ballot reforms a state constabulary and abolition of the federal internal revenue system. Candidates listed include Isaac T Gibson for Governor J G Little for Lieutenant Governor Mra H Dunkin for Public Instruction C T Hart for Railroad Commissioner and J D Turney for Supreme Judge.
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Des Moines
D. B. Turney
Democratic
Date
People's
United States Internal Revenue System
Isaac T. Gibson
Salem
J. G. Little
Perry
Tenident of Public Instruction
Mra. H. Dunkin
Burlington
C. T. Hart
Coyne
B. Turney
Bennett
Feu
Wisconsin Alliance Platform Faces National Line in Tax and Money Reform
At the State Alliance convention in La Crosse on June 10, resolutions were adopted backing fair taxation, free silver coinage, abolition of national banks, government loans to citizens on real estate, and prohibition of gambling on boards of trade. The platform calls for direct election of national leaders, postal savings banks, and limits on non-resident alien land ownership, plus equal privileges for women and spouses of members without fees.
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Lance
So Says Governor Francia on Missouri and Cleveland
Governor Francia of Missouri visits New York and states that Missouri remains strongly for Cleveland. He notes strong support for free coinage in time and reflects on public belief and political stance in the state.
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New York
D. RB. Francis
Missouri
Missouri Farmers’ Alliance Faces Split Over Tariff Issue
Governor Francis notes Missouri farmers’ alliance strength but says state party delegates to a Cincinnati conference were absent or sent independently. He suggests the alliance relies more on the Democratic party than forming a separate third group.
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Missouri
Francis
Farmers’ Alliance
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Langston Urges Ballot as Great Issue for Presidency
John M. Langston of Virginia visits Washington and argues the central issue of the next canvass is whether the American ballot will be sustained by law and enforced through the courts. He says the ballot’s protection is the shield of American citizenship and free institutions, praising Benjamin Harrison as a strong, popular leader.
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FMOMA
Washington
John M. Langston
Virginia
United States
Mr. Langston
Grover Cleve
Benjamin Harrison
Aires
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McKeesport Forms Republican State League Branch
The McKeesport Branch of the Republican State League organized with 75 charter members. The group plans to enroll at least 500 members and establish a permanent headquarters in a large hall.
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McKeesport
Mckeeesport
Republican State League
Pottsville Lawyer Christopher Little Ends Life In Hotel
Christopher Little, noted Pottsville lawyer, died by self-inflicted gunshot at the American Hotel after a day of travel from Mahanoy City to Tamaqua and Mauch Chunk. Born 1825 in Cowdery Hall, he taught school in Georgia and Alabama before practicing law and serving as editor. He left a wife and five sons.
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Pottsville
Marcee Onounn
Mahanoy City
Tamaqua
Mauch Chank
Little
Cowder Hall
Geeil County
Georgia
Alaloon
Proneider
James H. Campbell
Yikill County
Pulaski Lodge No. Rilks
Mountain City
Royal Arch
Ledens
President's List Appointments Include Land Claims Judges
The President announced several appointments. Leonard W. Colby of Nebraska to Assistant Attorney General. Joseph R. Keech of Iowa named Chief Justice of the Court of Private Land Claims. Wilbur F. Stone of Colorado Henry C. Bluss of Wisconsin named Associate Justices. William M. Murray of Tennessee and Matthew Reynolds of Missouri to serve on the same court.
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Washington
Leonard W. Colby
Nebraska
Joseph R. Keech
Iowa
Court of Private Land Claims
Wilbur F. Stone
Colorado
Henry C. Bluss
Willien M. Murra
Matthew@. Reynolds
Missouri
United States
Cupid Takes a Hand in Gordon Cumming Marriage
The baccarat scandal touches high society as Sir William Gordon-Cumming marries an American heiress at Chelsea Holy Trinity. The ceremony draws nobility and family, while the groom defends his innocence and plans travel to Middleton House. Royal and public figures react to the case and its impact on reputation.
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Holy Trinity Church
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Imelous Baccarat
Ian
Cumming
Scoompani Paragona
Dawson
Holy Trinity
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Florence Garner
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Middleton Mansion
William Gordon-Cumming
London
Wellaton House
Nottingham
Deotland
William
Garner
Illiam
United States
Lady Gordon
Theodore William Garner
New York
Seeps
Prince of Wales
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Scotland
Court of Queens Bench
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Royal Hunt
Great
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England
Daily Chronice
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Those Interested Desire the American Envoys to Make Haste
Loxpox June 10. It is known that Lord Salisbury is i.
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McCormick Appointment Moves Toward London Office
Editor James Dredge notes McCormick's appointment, aiming at the London office of the World's Fair. The decision comes amid anticipation of extended and demanding tasks beyond typical expectations.
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Britain
Janes Dredge
Sais McCormick
Ereal
Bumerrors
McCormick
McCormie
McCormie Uits
United States
London
Heretics Abroad Too Now Hearing on Lincoln Ritual Appeal
The Bishop of Lincoln Edward King appeals to the Privy Council against the Archbishop of Canterbury over charges of offending against the established liturgy. The case traces a century of ritual disputes including mixed chalice, ablutions, posture, Agnus Dei, candles, and the cross during absolution. The lengthy history starts with a petition in 1888 and ends with a November 1590 decision partial in its findings.
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Church of England
Lincoln
Edward King
Tee ‘Cote
Another Jack the Ripper Prowls in Town
Barbara Waterhouse aged five disappeared from home last Saturday. Her body was found last night wrapped in tissue near Town Hill, with intestines protruding and severe wounds exposing organs. Clothes were rearranged, suggesting a staged scene after murder.
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Leeps
Barbara Waterhouse
Quarryman
Vesuvius Eruption Attracts Tourists To Naples
Tourists flock to Naples to witness the eruption of Vesuvius as observers anticipate a violent phase ahead. The Observatory director warns the eruption could intensify early, though at present it remains a veil of activity.
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Naples
Paris June 10 Massacre and market rumors reach court
Paris reports a massacre of a French expedition under M. Bert and the Bourse case of Arendel and Herr Wolff who were fined for spreading false rumors in February aimed at depressing fund values. Authorities note the health of Emperor William as context.
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Matonga
Masascred
Bert
Arendel
Herr Wolff
William
Two New England Iron Firms Reported Near Merge
Boston reports say Tremont Nail Company of West Wareham and Nashua Iron and Steel Company of Nashua may consolidate. Trade notes say prices fell and buyers lack confidence, with several New England mills exiting in eight years as consolidation could curb unhealthy competition.
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Boston
Big Iron and Steel Houses
Charles
New, England
Tremont Nail Company
West Wareham
Mass
Nashua Tron and Steel Company
Nashua
N. H
England
Syndicate Buys Land Near Washington For Investment
A group of eight gentlemen from Wheeling New Castle Allegheny Pittsburg and Meyersdale viewed a 25 acre tract along the Eckington electric railroad today with plans to invest. The asking price is upwards of 100000. Civil engineer Young is surveying the land and the purchase is expected.
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Corres
Lincoln to be Second Controller of the Treasury
It is believed the President will appoint Assistant Commissioner of Pensions Lin coln as Second Controller of the Treasury to succeed Jo Gilkeson, who will retire from the Court of Claims bench. Names and details remain unsettled.
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Jo Gilkeson
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Court of Claims
Abe Lincola Ds
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Harvard Students Fight in Court Over Liquor Charges
Cambridge June 10 Harvard Zeta Pi Club members faced arraignment as Judge Sanger presided over liquor cases. A large student crowd watched 25 prisoners and several notable athletes including George R. Fearing and Fred Winthrop navigate roll calls and adjournments. Wetmore of Alpha Delta Phi won an acquittal after testifying he was not an active member. The trial mood foreshadowed further hearings on June 17.
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Mass
Harvard
Alpha Delta Phi
W. K. Blodgett, Jr
Sanger
George R. Fearing
Francis R. Bangs
Fred D. Winthrop
Fred
New London
John T. Heard, Jr
Fred M. Watriss
Edwin
Charlee L. Barlow
J. D
Sant Wrence
Hugh Whitney
Addis M. Griswold
James A. Burden, Jr
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Clarence
Denny
William R. Odell
Robert
Barlow
Clarkson A. Potter
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T. Chase
Francis Skinner, Jr
Stele
Charles L. Emerson
Ralph L. Wetmore
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Ha Delta Phi
Emerson
D. Wetmore
Wetmore
Cuoigang
TLM
Amherst
Joseph Choate
New York
Panneaniene
Eee
Elmore
Mare Peace
Gordon-Cumming's Last Play on Duty in Rome Prolonged Absence
The article notes Gordon-Cumming has remained in Rome for over a year, unusual for a ministerial post. It suggests he may delay return unless Italy acts, while suggesting Baron Fava’s role and questioning American response. It mentions Minister Porter and possible Austrian changes and implies a lack of official rationale from the State Department.
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Europe
Ita Uister
Baron Fava
United States
Austria
Kelley
State Department
Porter
Minister Porter's Return Depends on Italian Government
Waxstrotow June 1 The State Department denies reports that Minister to Italy Porter has been recalled. Porter had secured leave of absence before leaving Rome but delayed his departure due to unclear conditions with the Italian government.
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State Department
Porter
Italy
New Orleans
Clut Thes
Rome
Vetoes Now In Order On Constitutional Convention
Harrisburg reports Governor Patti son disapproved an item in the general appropriation bill for comp ul sory education act while approving funds for stationery for the constitutional convention. The governor is expected to sign the convention bill if voters approve it next election. Debate centers on travel and salary costs for legislators and committee members, with criticism of travel expenses and mileage.
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Cossaeliees
House
Portrait of 92 Year Old Dr Scott by Jerome Uhl
Jerome Uhl recently completed a life size portrait of Dr. Scott in his 92nd year for Mrs. Harrison. The elderly sitter appears hale and ready for a Washington Port Townsend trip, with Judge Scott and Mrs. Harrison’s family viewing the work and praising its quality.
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Harrison
Scott
Chilean Insurgents Reinforced by Ships Arriving Today
Cochran Magallanes and Maipe arrived from Caldera and intermediate ports bringing arms and ammunition for California. The Maipe carries over 2,000 tons fully armed. The Monsarrat arrived from San Francisco with flour and provisions as part of reinforced supply lines for insurgent forces.
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Cochran
Magallanes
Maipe
Caldera
Sere Ttata
California
Ammunig
United States
Eatone
Monsarrat
San Francisco
Eaten Alive by Hog Herd Terror in Macomb
An 80 year old Macomb woman, Martha Way lad, vanished from home and was found dead in a pasture where hogs fought over remains. Investigation indicates a brutal animal attack led to her horrible death. Local authorities pursue leads after the grisly incident.
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Macomb
Martha Waylad
East End Meeting Sparks One Minute Explainer Vote
The body condemned actions leading to the meeting as members are allowed one minute to explain their vote. Mr. McClurkan’s suspension remains pending retrial as ordered by the body.
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Mr. McClurkin
Protests Rise Over Suspensions In Pittsburg Presbytery
A tense meeting of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod followed the suspension of five young men by the Pittsburg Presbytery amid disputes within the Covenanter community. The assembly heard amendments to resolutions and vocal opposition from several ministers, while others argued the church should show leniency and avoid public rifts.
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Pittsburg
Zion
Venanter Church
Thomas Logan
Reerea Ey
Mollhenny
New York
Covenanter Church
Serle
J. R. Thompson
Sam
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