Help from Bankers Shapes Bond Policy and Gold Reserve
Washington September 23 The treasury official view of no new bond issue is tied to a bank coalition promising up to 50 million in gold to the treasury in exchange for legal tender, negotiated by J P Morgan and company. The plan aims to avoid upsetting market prosperity and politics ahead of the election while preserving the gold reserve.
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Receiver Appointed for Kansas City Times in Bank Action
Wiley Cox named receiver for the Kansas City Times Newspaper Co by Judge Slover. Cox to take immediate charge at 11 pm with all officers and agents enjoined from interfering as bond debt and risk of paper missing issues prompted the move. The action stems from an Imangle Vapor Co filing in New York seeking relief and court approval to protect creditors.
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Wiley ©Rox
Ogrady
Lobiars
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Wiley ©. Cox
Kansas City State Bank
Cox
Times Company
Wise
Decree Condemns Christian Doctrines In Canton Exams
Hong Kong dispatch reports that at Canton annual examinations thousands of students faced a decree denouncing Christianity. The imperial order, targeting Christians as a “stupid, black-haired race,” calls Confucians to purge, shoot, stone, and behead, proclaiming no salvation for Christians amid calamities.
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Canton
No Vote for Women Delegates in Conference
Sr. Paun Minn Sept 23 In the North German Methodist Episcopal Conference the proposition to give women the right to sit as delegates in the general conferences of the church was preached for action and the members refused to vote on it. A sensational suicide Sr Jesuit Sept 23 Tilton Clark of Union Star called at the home of John Lafon last night to see the latter's daughter. Lafon would not accept Clark as son in law, the latter sent a bullet through his own brain dying before the eyes of his sweetheart. Gozhete beat Mad New York Sept 2 Pugilist Dino Corbett trained several hours this week but had to stop work due to foot condition the soles of which are actually raw. His knee also pained him more than usual.
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I Tilton Clark
Union Star
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Gozhetes
New York
Dino Corbett
Nebraska State Fair ends after week of bad weather
The 1906 Nebraska State Fair in Omaha closes after seven days marked by dust wind and discomfort. Officials report gate receipts and overall finances likely cover expenses with a possible small profit while promising transportation improvements and better terminal facilities for next year.
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Furnas
Knocking Out Irrigation Case Divides Lincoln Crowd
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruling reverses Clarke v Cambridge and Arapeahee Irrigation Co, finding Clarke had not shown due diligence against water rights, a decision seen as a potential hardship for irrigation efforts while upholding state riparian law challenges. The Chickamauga dedication day in Chattanooga featured Vice President Stevenson, Cabinet members, and veterans, with speeches by Senator Bate and Congressman Grosvenor reflecting on unity and the Civil War era values.
Irrigation Congress Adjourns After Successful New Mexico Session
The fourth national irrigation congress concluded in Arnigrangrez New Mexico on September 21 after a profitable session. Judge J So mers of Kansas was unanimously re elected as the national lecturer and leader.
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Fire Devastates Most of Oneida Kansas Business Section
A blaze swept through nearly the entire business portion of Oneida Kansas around midnight, destroying much of the town. Losses run into ten thousands with little insurance covering the damage. The blaze gutted shops and disrupted the community, leaving extensive repairs and financial strain for local merchants.
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Oneida
Sixaca
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Dept
Four Killed by One at Kentucky Distillery
McKisney Ky Sept 21 At Adams and Trowbridge distillery in Pulaski county last night five men played poker A dispute arose and shooting began Cain of Mintonville escaped and is credited with killing the other four The victims were shot through the head or heart
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Mintonville
Creditors seize county courthouse linked to bank closures
Prenny Oklahoma September 21 creditors of the First State Bank closed Tuesday with about $10,000 liabilities attach the county courthouse claiming it was part of property tied to the Richardsons who are said to have been connected with the bank.
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Parade and Speech At Imposing Military Display
A large crowd attended a parade and speech featuring Senator Bute and Congressman Grosvenor discussing rebellion issues. Gov Turney delivered a frank talk outlining concerns and national policy in a period of unrest.
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American Union and Flag Rally to Defend Nation
The passage extols the beacon of Supremacy Nose eter as the sheet anchor of the American home and institutions. It pledges protection at home and abroad and asserts that in times of peril the nation will rally to the flag, the constitution, and American values to defend territorial integrity and national dignity.
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International
Governors and Citizens Clash Over Civil War Loyalties at Memorial
In a public gathering, Governor Turney defends Confederate service and contends the South was right, sparking a heated exchange with Governors Morton Woodbury and Matthews who emphasize unity and postwar loyalty to the flag. The remark stirs strong audience reaction as the meeting adjourns.
Parkhurst Attacks Plattism And Boss Rule In City Fight
Dr Parkhurst, returning from Europe, denounces Platt and the Plattism spirit as worse than Crokerism. He calls for tearing up the boss system, says the excise issue complicates politics, and urges arbitration of municipal laws while noting Berlin and Hamburg models may not fit New York. He stresses both Tammany and anti Tammany factions share the foe in Plattism.
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Berlin
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Judges Split Over Habeas Fight Ruling in Arstix Texas
Judges Davidson and Henderson refused to sit with Judge Slurt in the prize fight habeas corpus case arguing no legal session during vacation and that the Dallas county court should hear it. The regular appeals court session starts in Tyler next month, with a Dallas grand jury expected to indict the principals. Governor Cullerson remains firm and may block the fight under penal statutes, fueling a rumor of a venue move to Indian Territory near Colbert.
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Indian Territory
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Will offered for probate over General Grant will
Blair Lee and J J Darlington presented for probate the will of Joseph Felt, received by mail, though the claimant believed no will existed. The document lists General Grant General Sherman and Mrs Sherman as signers, marking the first move in contesting the late General Grant's estate.
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General Schafield's Successor in New York Move
Captain Hall of General Ruger's staff begins packing to move to Governors Island New York, cited as a sign General Miles is maneuvering to place Ruger in command of the department and its eastern headquarters at Governor's Island Phrasing notes a reshuffle of high command and stationing at Governor's Island.
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Topeka Archbishop Consecrates Episcopal Bishop
The Very Rev Frank Rovebroo Millspanyrd of Topeka was yesterday consecrated bishop of the Episcopal Church of Kansas. The Grace Cathedral ceremony was impressive with the cathedral near full attendance from morning until noon.
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Kan
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Senator Peffer Buys Controlling Interest in Topeka Advocate
A statement reports Senator Peffer has purchased a controlling stake in the Topeka Advocate, a Populist weekly. He indicated three months ago he planned to enter the newspaper business after his term in the United States Senate ends.
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Tlopela Advoente
United States
Stebbins Acquitted in Cheyenne Forgery Case
Banker Stebbins formerly of Kansas City Kansas was tried for forgery tied to a bank failure in Cheyenne. He was found not guilty and released after prosecutors conceded he was a victim of attempted blackmail.
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Stebbins
Kansas City
Kan
Cheyenne
Bull Fight at Atlanta Fair Sparks Protest Rumors
Atlanta officials report plans for a genuine bull fight at the fair despite humane society protests. Mexicans and trappings are in place with the ring under construction, signaling a controversial village feature.
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Spito
Humane Societies
CHICAMAUGA'S FIELD REUNION ATTENDED BY VETERANS
Fifty thousand people, mainly northern and southern veterans of the rebellion, gather at Chicamauga Field for patriotic addresses by Vice President Stevenson and Generals Gordon and Palmer. The event highlights reconciliation and national remembrance.
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Palmer
Chickamauga Battlefield Dedicated as National Park
Chuarranooaa Tennessee September dedication marks Chickamauga battlefield as a national park with speeches by Generals John M. Palmer and John B. Gordon. Vice President Stevenson presided as about fifty thousand veterans attended the ceremony at Snod grass hill.
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Chickamauga
John M. Palmer
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John §. Fullerton
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Gettysburg
Gailor
Tennessee
America
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Illinois
South
Liberty and Unity Amid National Dangers
The rallying cry of liberty by the fathers sparks calls for broader fraternity and unity to save the republic. Leaders warn that future dangers demand all statesmanship and loyalty. distrust and bigotry must end to keep liberty alive and the union strong for descendants. Governor Upham suffers a fall on Lookout Mountain when his daughter’s dress is snagged, breaking a leg.
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W. H. Upham
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Altgeld Warns Against Corruption At Monument Dedication
Governor Altgeld delivered a forceful critique of corruption in American politics at a Tennessee monument ceremony. He warned that invisible enemies manipulate official action, press, and laws, urging Republicans to defend republican institutions with strong, principled leadership. He contrasted past sacrifice with present political expediency and called for true patriotism despite calumny.
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Tenn
Altgeld
Illinois
Republic
President Cleveland Opens Atlanta Exposition by Button
President Cleveland formally launches the Atlanta Exposition by pressing a gold-rimmed button at Gray Gables connected to a wire to the machinery hall. The event marks the ceremonial climax of Atlanta's opening programme as the wire link reportedly works perfectly.
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Atlanta
United States
Thurber
Western Union
Absconder Mende Returns Home From New York
Archson, Sept. 20, Absconder Mende arrived from New York. He has long spent the money he took and is very poor. He refuses to make a statement.
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Mende
New York
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