Kansas News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Figures
A long compilation notes many Kansas items including crime, weather, agriculture, railroads, and politics. Topics mention forgery cases in Newton, a Darwinian crop outlook with corn yields, railroad rate debates, a proposed through line from Topeka to New Orleans, and a Kansas university building fund led by John D. Rockefeller. Also cited are infant mortality prizes, lightning fatalities, and regional transportation efforts across numerous counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nation
Honolulu
Ida McClure
Cherokee County
Dold
Wichita
Howard Black
Newton
Godard
Sterling
Sam Kimble
Manhattan
Twenty-first Judicial District
Independence
Coffey County
Neosho
Verdigels
Edna T
Sergeant Barnes
Junctionity
Oklahoma
Marnes
Paris
Parsons
Katy Company
Gringras
Harvey County
Tom Leftwich
Larned
Associated Press
Midcouri Pacific
Topeley
Joplin
Topelin
Missani Pacific Incscent
Missouri River
New Orleans
John Demain
Edwards County
William Kern
Baldwin
Salina
Mra Jobo Springer
Brown County
Worl
Ottawa University
John D. Rockefeller
Citizens of
Ottawa
The
Baptists of Kansas
Miami County
W. Eedwards
Kansa+s
Beton
No Public Support for Tariff Revision Debate
A shaky defence of protection faces skepticism from critics while supporters warn against trusting foreign producers. Treasury figures show year of strong exports and a growing trade surplus, bolstering claims tariff revision is unnecessary as domestic demand and prices rise, with farmers benefiting from protected markets and domestic consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Congress
Babcock
House of Congress
Treasury Department
Complacent Uncle Sam At Rest In Quiet Times
A fragmented reflection depicts Uncle Sam lounging in a hammock, complacent with current conditions. The narrator notes a sense of rest after a period of hard work by the people, suggesting a lull in activity and national tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Trade Warming in Free Trade Debate
The New York World continues to urge free trade, arguing we must buy abroad to keep foreign buyers. The piece asks for patience, noting no signs foreign nations will withdraw trade, while U S foreign commerce rises. It suggests waiting until decline appears before debating giving up home market value.
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New York
How Free Trade Would Work in Tariff War Context
The piece argues free trade would prevent a tariff war by crippling domestic industries so they could not compete abroad. It states that the protective tariff question should not enter unless it has built up industries now able to compete with foreign manufacturers. Helena Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Sam
Ananias
Old Glory
Helena
Mont
Railroad receiverships dwindle to sixty miles of track
A garbled report notes rail road receiverships dwindling to about six ty miles of track in the past year. The item hints at reduced holdings and limited railroad expansions, contrasting with prior larger scales of asset management.
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Missoure Pate
Atchison
Waconda Springs
Mitchell Countty
Agr
Amail
Petrifaction Claims Debunked by Scientist W J McGee
Professor W J McGee of the Ethnological Bureau in Washington debunks petrified human beings as hoaxes and frauds. He cites past cases in New Jersey and California exhibitions as fabrications, notes a real inquest into a supposed petrified woman ended with exposure of a gas pipe trick, and warns against wholesale petrified figure dealers. He adds that travel safety and medical tonics are discussed alongside unrelated ads and sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McGee
Eihhnological Bureau of
Washington
Bureau
New Jersey
West
Ethnological Bureau
McGee
California
United States
Oil from Lavender Plant and Clark Fame in Briefs
Oil from lavender describes steam distillation with water separation yielding pale blue oil refined for perfume or lavender water. three pounds of oil make thirty gallons of product. Champ Clark, Missouri congressman, nicknamed himself Champ from Beauchamp roots, while Maryland census shows population 1,178,700 with county errors and trials of enumerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Matos
Champ Clark
Mimvell
Missouri
James Beauchamp Clark
Clark
James
James Beau
Champ
Beauchamp
James Beauchamp
Maryland
Hallimore
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Hansas
John Renton
Kanas
Wallace County
Elke of
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Colfyy
Franklin
Hole
Topekh Agency
Hoarbun County
Kansas College
Wriiters
Fort Sent
Jy Fe
Fort Set
John Mead
Leavenworth
Morris County
Keio
AU Barter & Diky
Jet
Jordan
Bort Scott
Clenwat
Cudahy
Wichite Strugle
J. A. Wardton
Secretry Coburn
Anthony Republican
Emperaly
John Q. ‘Thompson
Pritt
Knox
Thompson
Kansvs
Marry Shady
Larnod
Legislative Committee
Crescens
Robert Methegor
BL. Lee
Topeka
Sumner County
Missouri Pacific
Towanda
She Tine
T. A. Skates
A. B. Reeves
Dodge City
Cnah
Fung
Janetion City
Sellers
Gendla Springs Haven
Telle Plaine
Oxford
Nelson
Thomas
Baliwar
Great Britain
America
France
Thie
Relver
Lara
Douglas
Byriete
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Edward's Hal
A. Morrissey
ST. Mary, Notre Dame
Sisters of the Hot Cross
Boston Noi School of Gymnastics
St.Mary's Academy
Indians
Oper Ft
Lande
Cnnada
Crawford
Canadias
Nioth &T
Kansas City
Befalo
Pot Tall
Amertana
Sahin
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