Various Worldwide Updates From Abilene Reflector
Abilene Reflector reports Sterrart from Hudson Bay arriving safely at St John N F. Freyci net celebrates escape from assassination. General Vox Motzke turns eighty five. Jumbo skeleton at Ward Rochester NY. Goodyear factory seizes sewing machines in Montreal for customs evasion. Roumanian editors expelled amid government criticism. Paris monetary conference gaps on silver. Eastern railways enforce ten day export notice. Brookhaven trustees sue Egbert Smith over water lands. Smallpox scare persists in Maine camps. Yellow fever cases at Ship Island Gulf quarantine. Bulgarian Servian frontier rumors seen as stock gambling. Lis Cruces mine owners in Mexico seek protection through Mexican allegiance. Virginia floods derail trains near Richmond and Shenandoah lines. Adamstown quail accident kills Haller age 20 and Bucher 19. Montreal daily costs high due to smallpox. Montreal business stagnation. movement south. Congress act authorized boundary commission between Indian Territory and Texas. Mansfield and engineers appointed to mark Red River crossing.
World at Large Personal and Political News Briefs
Taomrsox McKinney chosen as Choctaw Nation Principal Chief with broad backing. Robert J. Mayfield named Chief of Division in the Comptroller of the Currency. Baltimore mayoral race won by James Honoes on Democratic ticket. fusionist George W. Brown defeated. Various obituaries and political appointments follow, including generals, admirals, and academic leaders.
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Taomrsox McKinney
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert J. Mayfield
Indiana
James Honoes
Baltimore
George W. Brown
Genenal Geonos B. McCurcuan
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Jons B. Cuank
Fayette
Clark
United States Congress
Confederate Senate
Kansas State News Highlights and Appointments
Recess Try Tom Robinson shot while freeing a gun, possibly losing hand use. Attorney German Braproano goes to Emporia to challenge E L Cross sale of State Normal School lands in Mitchell County. Rail charters and railroad plans span Leavenworth to multiple counties, with a six mile estimate. State Temperance Union officers named. Postmaster appointments announced for several towns. Disappeared man from Atchison feared foul play. Thirty-seven convicts in state pen under death sentence, including three women. Railroad consolidation to St Louis Fort Scott Wichita. glanders and hog cholera reported in western Kansas. Board of Railroad Commissioners preparing annual report. pension offer to ex-Governor Glick. Property damage in Topeka. more postmaster appointments listed. Nighttime theft and local incidents. Anti-Horse Thief session at Junction City. Snow in Sherman County. probate judge to revoke intoxicant permits in Cherokee and Joba counties. Speaker Carlisle expected to settle in Wichita.
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Tom Robinson
Auburn
Shawnee County
Robinson
W. A. Fors
Garden City
Interior Department
Land Office
Sea Washington Dispatch
German Braprono
Emporia
E L. C. Cross
Leavenworth, Northern & Southern Mellroad
Leavenworth
Atchison, Brown and Nemaha
Wyandotte
Johnson, Douglas
Osage
Morris, Chase, Marion
McPherson
Reno
Pratt, Barbour
Comaghe
Tex
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
ATUL
Pumie
State Temperance Union
Topeka
H. Kelley
Cowley County
Albert Griffin
Riley
James B. Troutman
Shawnee
P. I. Bonebrake
H. M. Glancy
Atchison County
James Marvin
Douglas
A. B. Cambell
K. N. Allen
Neosho
R. Wake
Dickinson
Rev. L. Sternberg
Ellsworth
M. W. Sutton
Ford
W. B. Siosson
Amanda Way
Linn
H. W. Lewis
Sedgwick
Kansas
Long Island
M. W. Watson
Marion
Nicholas Taylor
Wakefield
M. E. Elsenwool
Lenora
T. J. Gilbert
Milford
John TD. McDonald
Netanaka
M. A. Funchess
Buelah
Columbus W. Dew
Stafford
John Clyne
Alma
Matthew Thomson
Wet_more
Don
C. Rising
Gaylord
George T. Ketcham
Waterloo
Davis
Wall Street
George Stevens
Baker
C. D. Baker
Ashland
Frank Carmmins
Princeton
John A. Huff
Bigerton
P.M. Shutt
Merriam
John J. White
Peter Werts
Gardner John Sharpe
Iowa Point
Chester L. Evans
Cedar Junction
William G. Braehaw
Danville
William HL. Freeman
Trail
Wallace McInnes
Ode
En F. Stivers
Segi
Ezekiel M. Lloyd
Brown's Grove
Robert W. Butler
Joux Becnoty
Atchison
Wichita
St. Louis
Indian Territory
Texas
Sedgwick County
Stone
Holcombe
Board of Railroad Comissioners
Tris
Glick. Arine
A. A. Robinson
Mario Nicholas Taylor
M. E. Ellenwood
John D. McDonald
Newtawaka
M. A. Funeness
Baela
Anti-Horse Thief Association
Junction City
Epwaap Sprscen
Santa Fe
Newton
Prats Center
Saratoga
Kingman
Sueritan County
Cherokee County
I Joba
Oakley
Carlisle
Toreka
Kaxy
Dodge City
Grif
Dramsellers
Kansas River
Prohibion
Temperance
Philip Krone
United States
Perth
Soccena
Prohibition Fights Highlight Topeka Temperance Meeting
At Topeka last evening the State Temperance Union held a session with many delegates. Governor Martin and Attorney General Bradford discussed enforce ment of the Prohibitory Law, including Bradley’s report stating high conviction rates and calls for officials to pursue offenders, despite criticism of some County Attorneys.
President Limits Time of Office Seekers in Public Address
The President issues a plan restricting interviews for public positions after November 1. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays he will receive nonpublic-business visitors ten to eleven in the morning and at 1:30 pm for those wishing to pay respects. Other times, only Cabinet officers and department heads. News from Washington also notes a meeting with Joint Roach assignees and Whitnety to discuss cruiser completion, yard organization, and worker compensation. The jute sack circular dispute remains under intense scrutiny as millers anticipate a ruling affecting Chelsea Jute Bag Works and its import practices.
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Wasnrseros
Wasnixetox
Join Roach
Whitney
Naval Advisory Board
Navy Department
Donse
Muwachee
Wra
Washington
Minnesota
Chelsea Jute Bae Works
New York
Standard Oil Company
India
Etrenlar Waa
Vigorous resolutions on prohibition at Topeka meeting
The State Temperance Union at Topeka adopted vigorous resolutions praising the progress of the prohibitory law in Kansas. They demand strict enforcement by courts and officers, urge citizen vigilance, condemn illegal druggists selling liquor, call for action in rebellious cities Leavenworth Atchison and Topeka, and press party support for enforcement. The resolution set includes amendments and calls for a Grand Jury system.
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State Temperance Union
Topeka
T Eee
Kansas
Jion
Kiemived
Liv
Bonstade
Leavenworth
Atchison
Bode
Republican Party
Kesntvet
Prohibition Work Reported At State Temperance Meet
At the third annual Kansas State Temperance Union gathering in Toreka the State Organizers presented progress on Prohibition. Albert Griffin described county visits, local unions formed, and shifting public sentiment toward prohibition in Dodge City and beyond, while Philip Krone praised enforcement and urged state control through agents.
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Abilene
Strother & Litts
Sterrart
Hudson Bay
St. John, N. F
M. Pr
Freycinet
Vox Motzke
Henry A. Ward
Natural Science Establishment
Rochester
N. Y
Montreal
Custom House
Goodyear Company
Paris
Eastern Railway Lines
Chicago
Brookhaven
Egbert T. Smith
Patchogue
Great South Bay
New England
Maine
Marine Hospital Service
Murray
Gulf Quarantine
Ship Island
Indianola
Havanie
Pisratch
Vienna
Lis Cruces Mines
Coahuila
Mexico
Lexington
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad
Virginia
South River
Allegheny Road
Williams
Shenandoah Valley
James Haller
Clayton Bucher
Adamstown
Haller
Bucher
New Hampshire
State Board of Health
Boston Board
Congress
Red River
Ammary
The
Daily News
Apurman Deceart
Ish
Upshur
Sean Porter
Yale College
Beenerang
Fowler Rice Company
Elba
Wixcats
Foo Chow
Hexcey
Royal Society of London
Prof
Stokes
Staxtorn
Vina, Gridley
Paola Alta
Rangoon
Mandalay
Theban
Utah
Taylor
Cannon
Plowboy
Keokuk
Town
Warsaw
Alexandria
Sons
Ford Ward
Fish
Ward
Samuel C. Schaeffer
Kansas City
John J. Blair
Blairstown
N. J
Clyde
Aprsrates
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Tas
Great Eastern
London
Pleasant Vale
Atlantic City
N. J.) Turnpike Company
Soutter & Co
Madrid
Spain
Caroline Islands
Mae Frereixer
Siene
A. J. Buexs
R. G. Dunn
Mrs. Mellen
East Saginaw
Mich
Cook County Hospital
Jefferson. Insane Asylum
Feap
Wann
Hewnr Ketrex
Missouri Penitentiary
Con
Juimpea
Smith
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Lisbon
Portugal
Lo Lawrencs
H. N. Pidgeey
Arkansas Valley Land and Cattle Company
Bent County
Col
Pinkney
Pueblo Land Office
Roberts Laundry
West Twenty-sixth Street
Bush & Co
Seymour
Ind
Ohio & Mississippi
Mt. Vernon
Board of Education
de. Kimpant
Colquechaca
Bolivia
Pennsylvania
Nelson Crist
Niagara Falls
Camila
White J. P. Myers
Clinton
W. L. Smithys
Sandwich
Egina
Stony Mountain
Dominion
Stewart
Kan
Scott
Morton
Missouri Board of Prison
Louisiana
Marmaduke
Post-office
Japan
Lucia
Materoa
Vienna Opera House
East Thirty-sixth Street
Nuevo Leon
Vicx Corset
McDowato
Bangkok
Secretary of
Bright
Krum-Pra-Rajawant- Bowara
Han Mongal
Frank Moffatt
Detroit
Peep
Wanp
Napoleon of
Wall [ Street
Kansas State News
Bradford
Kax
Albert Grifin
Philip Krohn
Martin
State OF
Bradfant
Dean
Juste
Jonn A. Mahtix
Atchison, Ford and Leavenworth
Kneis
B. Buapronn
Circevi Lece
Manus
Keightly
Kelshtly
Mattie Merritt
Diay
Equator
N. J. Sun
Nion
Troy Times
Saumas
Cau
Salinas
T. J. Smith
John Susan
Susan
Susing Beecher
Hartronp
Coxs
Ward West
Connecticut Literary Institute
Sheffield
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Pines
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