County Officials Seek Republican Primary Nominations
The notice lists candidates for County Superintendent Treasurer and Attorney positions in Republic County. Wm C Rickel seeks County Superintendent. M Slopansky is not a candidate. R Wels seeks County Treasurer. Lam runs for County Attorney with Jo an C Hoan and W D Vance also announcing for Attorney. Jonathan Taylor seeks Representative, John R Bowersox seeks Representative, John M Doyie seeks State Senator for the 32nd district.
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Wm. C. Rickel
Big Bend Township
Wm. M. Slopansky
Richland Township
Republic County
Wm. R. Wels
Belleville Township
Lam
Joan C. Hoan
W. D. Vance
Jonathan Taylor
John R. Bowersox
John M. Doyie
Ellingson Announces Candidacy for 2nd District Commissioner
A. Ellingson of Beaver township declares his bid for Commissioner of the 2nd district, contingent on Democratic primary results.
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A. Ellingson
Beaver, Township
Stolen Childs and Suspects Rumor in Town
A local mystery centers on the reported disappearance of Charlie Ross, with unconfirmed leads about his abductor. Billy Patterson was allegedly struck in a separate incident, while Mrs. Guinness remains a figure of inquiry as neighbors seek clues.
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Charlie Ross
Billy Patterson
Mrs. Guinness
Governor Hoch Faces Cool Reception From Speaker Cannon
The report notes a cool reception Hoch received from Speaker Cannon, a reaction characterized as less than warm and suggests it subtly elevates Hoch in certain circles due to the contrast between the two leaders.
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Hoch
Speaker Cannon
Rumor of Monarch Allegiance and Thaw Plans Abroad
The piece notes King Emmanuel’s supposed allegiance to the people while King Cannon is unnamed on that point. It mentions Mrs. Evelyn Nes bitt Thaw planning retirement in Europe and hints at crossing the water with a call to cut the cable after.
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King Emmanuel
King Cannon
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Europe
Kansas Man Missing in LaPorte Indiana Returns
A Kansas resident is among those reported missing in LaPorte Indiana, drawing renewed attention to ongoing disappearance cases.
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Kansas
LaPorte
Indiana
Senator Jeff Davis Hinted For Editorial Career
The speaker notes that if Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas loses his job he might join the Appeal to Reason editorial staff provided the paper remains in publication.
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Appeal To Reason
Comment on Roosevelt and Uncle Joe Power Clash
A few people complain Roosevelt seeks to concentrate power. The piece argues a president must be powerful and defiant to handle the rugged traits of Uncle Joe in this era.
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Roosevelt
Uncle Joe
Senatorate judge members show good taste in not seeking reelection
The text laments that many members of the late Senate judge have refrained from running again. It argues Congressmen in Washington should exhibit more good taste and fewer appointees to improve the prospects of a representative government.
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Senate
Washington
Gentlefolk urged to pay printer in 1844 issue
An 1844 paper notes printers asking for payment and supplies like chickens and corn on subscription. It shows early newspaper culture pressing for dues and favors with a brisk, humorous tone. The piece hints at the lively bartering between printer and community even in the era.
Icebergs in journalism point to Bristow as calm critic
The writer compares public men to icebergs, naming Fairbanks Logg and Bristow. Bristow is described as a pleasant, approachable gentleman who thinks before speaking and measures his leaps, contrasting with the rough stereotype of sturdy half deaf statements.
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Fairbanks
Senator Logg
Bristow
Reverend Botkin Candidate for Democratic Governor Nomination
The Reverend Jeremiah Botkin is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. The text recalls familiar Populist era imagery and the era’s political fervor with references to rallies bands and processions from the 1890s.
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Jeremiah Botkin
Mary Ellen Lease
Congress Opens With Prayer Yet Hands Over to Speaker
An Ottawa County Beacon note says Congress begins sessions with prayer while being ruled by Speaker Cannon. It laments that five of eight Kansas congressmen fear the speaker more than their constituents and questions how soon another Populist movement might arise in Jayhawker land. It names Miller Reeder and Calderhead as exceptions.
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Joe Cannon
Kansas
Jayhawkerland
Ottawa County
Miller, Reeder
Mr. Calderhead
Miller
Cannon
Cariion
Commerce Commission
Kansas Banks Show Recovery After Panic Decline
State Bank Commissioner Royce reports March 31 condition of Kansas banks nearly fully recovered from last fall and winter panic. Deposits rose by 3,668,741 dollars since December 3, redepositing money withdrawn. The statement says Kansas did not suffer from the panic.
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Royce
Kansas
Bristow Faces Election Without Money or Machine
Concordia Kansas editorial says Bristow has no political machine or fortune and must win as a representative of Kansas farmers workers and business people who seek a loyal ally in the U. S. Senate. He will face opponents who live by politics.
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Joe
Bristow
Kansas
United States Senate
Concordia Kansas
Miller repents on funding probe vote in Congress
The article reports Congressman Miller denying absence during the $350000 appropriation for the Commerce Commission investigation. He now states he supported the funding and appears to reassess his stance after earlier critic splits with Speaker Cannon and renegade reactions.
Bryan's views spark criticism over race and empire
The article contrasts colored people in the south with Filipinos, arguing a bias in Mr. Bryan's stance on self government versus disfranchisement. It questions his presidential prospects, calling his chances hopeless and noting perceived double standards.
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South
Bullen withdraws from race and backs nominee after primary
In last week's Telescope Bullen states he will take no part in campaign before the primary but after the primary will support the nominee, whether Smith Rees or Calderhead. The paper notes Republic county favored the office but Calderhead’s lead made defeat likely with three challengers. It praises his withdrawal and rejects political deals, urging candidates to stand on merit.
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Congress
S. S. Smith
B. T. Bullen
Smith
Rees
Calderhead
Republic County
Bullen
Governor Had A Change On Leland Support Or Personal Grudge
The speaker notes Governor Had shifted from anti boss rhetoric in 1904 against Leland to current support, suggesting a possible personal grudge rather than principled change. Bailey’s praise is cited as contrasting with prior stance. The comment questions consistency and motivations behind the governor’s positions toward Leland and Stubbs.
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Gov
Leland
Bailey
Stubbs
Tipping the Nurse at a Country Hospital
A London Chronicle note cites miners and factory workers who offer small coins to nurses on leave. One woman presses two pence for a drink, another mother attempts a half sovereign for care. The nurse refuses, saying she cannot take money, insisting the hospital itself should receive gifts.
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London Chronicle
Revolvers to be melted into courtroom stove
A large batch of cheap revolvers taken from prisoners will not be auctioned or given to reckless persons. Instead they will be melted down in a crucible to form a courtroom store, with John Montag to purchase them for this purpose.
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Cameron
John Montag
Portland Oregonian
Brigham Family Moves to Belleville This Friday
Mrs LM Brigham and her infant child traveled to Belleville on Friday to stay at the R M Brigham home.
Property for Sale on Kansas Avenue with Two Houses
Gust Soderberg offers four lots with 182 foot frontage and two houses. A one story dwelling has three rooms on the main level and a quarter story former living space with four large rooms. Located on Kansas Avenue in a good area.
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Kansas Avenue
Gust Soderberg
Rheumatism Pain Relief Pitched by Liniment
The advertisement claims rheumatism is the chief cause of suffering and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy. It asserts temporary relief can become permanent for some, while noting older sufferers may not achieve a cure but value the pain relief. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from D. A. Nywall.
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Chamberlain
D. A. Nywall
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