Australian legislations and Parisian wedding trends collide in Abilene
A broad clippings survey covers Australian anti Chinese laws, a Detroit directory listing 76 4 names representing 220 000 people, novelist Glenda Dite signing as two pen names, and cultural notes from Longford to Berlin. It notes postal card redesign by Vilas, church memorials for Grant, Paris bridal fashion displays, a Royal Hospital Crown Prince visit, and a brutal farm boundary dispute near Stillwater involving Susi the six foot Amazon. The report blends international politics, society trends, and notable incidents with a dense roster of named places and people.
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Royal Hospital
Berlin
Crown Prince
Many Susi
Stillwater
Minn
Perry Organ
Organ
Grase
Mary
Senate and House clash over deficieny bills in war news
The week’s sessions feature Senate executive hours delaying votes on the River and Harbor measure, Morrison surplus moves, and pensions. House shifts focus to forfeitures and naval establishment while debating the surplus to pay public debt. notable items include ministerial appointments and international affairs.
Kansas State News Highlights and Local Disasters
A sweep of Kansas items reports postmasters commissioned at Baxter Springs Horronberry Barcourt and Kouner Springs new duties for Pension Bureau staff changes in post offices across Barleyville Buda Clifton Clewid Doster Ford and Kanopolis and a call by a Topeka conference of Independent Republicans about temperance and reform. A steam thrashing engine explosion near Fredonia kills two and wounds a 13 year old while rail charters chart Kansas routes to Albuquerque and Seymour Texas. Reports of river death Peter Poulson and a $250 reward for the Sappa creek murder appear alongside farmer grievances over grain tariffs and coal mine earnings. Sheridan County votes relocate county seat to Hoxie, and Northwest Kansas records show rains and a murder suspect van devere seen near Finney and Lakin. A West Point cadet selection exam is planned for Emporia and Topeka prison counts reach 86 with a seduction case in Topeka.
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Pzsstoxs
James H. Howard
Cherryvale
Susanna Storker
Mulberry Grove
Charles J. Brown
Coffeyville
Kansas
Sammel Clark
Baxter Springs
Francis A. McPherson
Horronberry
David Sibbet
Barcourt
Nathagiel B. Dilborn
Kouner Springs
Cartas A
Cartas A. R
Fredonia
W. M. Chapin
A. B. Page
Maggie Marshall
Tor
Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas City
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Albuquerque
N. M
Wyandotte
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Linn
Anderson
Bourbon
Allen
Neosho
Lahette
Montgomery
Missouri, Kansas & Colorado Railway Company
Rickland
Bourbon County
Indian Territory
State of
Texas
Seymour
Barnard
Linn County
Mitchell
Rice County
L. D. Cassler
Cronoque
Norton County
Isaac Keener
Louis A. Boone
Lynden
Jacob Canady
Peterson
Peter Poulson
St. Joseph
Sappa Creek
Rawlins County
Jamies Cozard
Jerry Plumber
Keizer
Farmerst Shipping Association
Gaylord
Labor Commissioner's Office
Sheridan County
Kenneth
Hoxie
Caytons Rains
Vasprvens
W. St. Davis
Finney County
Lakin
Vandevere
Coolidge
Topeka
St Joseph
Mukes
Hos
Taowas Brax
West Point
Shawnee
Osage
Wabaunsee
Morris, Lion
Coffey
Woodson
Green Wood
Marion
Chase and
Butler
Emporia
State Normal School
Hager Brows
Anturn
Justice Clark
Haidee Roishe
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San Francisco
Brown
Max. Surra
Girard
Surplus Resolution Passed by Senate on Treasury Use
The Morrison resolution as amended passes the Senate. It provides that when the treasury balance exceeds the amount reserved for redeeming United States notes, the excess shall be used to pay interest on the public debt. The Secretary of the Treasury may use additional surplus funds at the government's discretion, report suspensions to Congress, and regulate trade dollars and silver coin exchanges as described.
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Portage Lake
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Hurnter
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Jones
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Fal Seem
Wyandotte Train Wreckers Bound Over for Trial
Wyandotte train wreckers are bound over without bail for trial in district court September 13 after a preliminary hearing before Justice Anderson. Defendants Hamilton Geers Leary showed nervousness, while spectators crowded Wyandotte courthouse and windows, with a water spray used to ease the crowd. Governor Johnson, on behalf of the defense, sought certification of the evidence. the prosecution declined. The court found reasonable grounds to believe the three accused are guilty of the crime charged.
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Wyandotte
Trint
Kansas City
Anderson
District Court
Hinton
Geers
Leary
Blan Iton
Liese
Johnson
George Hamilton
Robert Geers
Michael Leary
Muuch
The Old and the New Cabinet Appointments
Gossip on retiring British ministry and the announced officials. The article lists Tories reshuffling posts with Churchill and Salisbury figures, noting Foreign Secretary and War and Irish roles, plus a later official list including Earl of Kenesteeth and others. It also covers U.S. executive department notices on civil service changes and a lightning strike accident in Truox,S town.
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Loxpox
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Miistry
Churchill
Iddles- Wwizh
Aml
Pappe
Salisbury
Samiti
Hamitein
Cross
Lossex
Foreign Affairs
Earl of Iciesteith
Ireland
Sir Michal) Hicks-Beach
Exchequer
Randolph Churchill
al Lealer
House of Commins
Richt
Wmn
Beury Smith
Admiralty
George Hamil
Baron Halsbury
Talia
Frederick Arthur Stanley
Treasury
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Londonderry
Council
Viscount Cranbrook
Local Government Board
Henry Chaplin
Board of Trade
Lward Stophepe
Manners
David Plunkett
R, EB. Webster
Irelam
Convicted in Willie Sei Trial Jury Returns Guilty Verdict
The court day began at 8:30 with a tense crowd as attorney Stratton wrapped up a five hour summation. The jury deliberated one hour and two minutes, facing two ballots before returning a guilty verdict against the boy, while some jurors offered prayers and others reflected on the case.
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Mase
Willie Sei
Bey
Ene
Kan
Locke
J. A. Woods
Cogswell
Ile
Stratton
Mr. Stratton
Lupon
William Gearheart
J. D. Trons
A. McGuffrey
Howard Ballard
Goel
Bine
Vale
Tragic murder suicide reported in Kansas City
Special from Lawrence describes farmer John Pearson fatally shooting his wife after domestic dispute over divorce. He then killed himself with an American bulldog pistol as their son Edward witnessed the scene. A note left by Pearson blamed his wife and listed bequests. In Washington, lawmakers debated the Morrison surplus plan and silver certificates amid partisan divides.
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Sumlay
Edward
Earson
Anton
Johnson
Hia
Joux Pransex
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