Kansas Items Of Interest In Chanute Times
A compilation of brief notes from Chanute Kansas with reports on local and state affairs. Highlights include charitable gifts to institutions, pardons, crimes, weather damage, public works bids, school and college actions, and notable local incidents across towns like Topeka Emporia Reading and Wichita with mentions of county farms, river levels, and infrastructural repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notcbinson
Topeka
Crawford County
Hilas Hatin
Minnesota
Western Theological Seminary
Atchison
C. E. Arnall
McPherson College
Siershal
Lynden
Stanley
Crrrig Nation
Lon Alan
Charles Keetanner
Paola
Reading
Emporia
Arkansas City
Wichita
Olathe
Atchison County
Sedgwick County
Concordia
Topela City
Oli Soldiers of
Topeth
Eugene
Lincoln Post
A. Sample
Osborne County
K. Sample
Barber County
Kansas National
Florence
Santa Me Ronaal
Haworth League of Washington
Mdwin & de Ferra
Washington
T. B. Wall
Seward County
Tod
Rhoads
Oklahoma
Rhoats
Buffalo Theta
Mary Fisk
Newton
Gane Bros
Chicago
Buvler Paper Company
Moore Book
Stationey Campany
Topela
Bret
James Chisham
Atelison
Chisham
Hailey
Bailey
The
Wellington Journal
Board of Trade
Ite
Ee County
Tas
Haney
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Agricultural College
Marian Des Cygnes
Taking Liberties with Prosperity Debate
A lettered discussion denounces alternating eras of plenty and famine driven by tariff shifts. It cites the San Francisco Chronicle and others, criticizing reforms and proposed Cuban sugar duty cuts as unAmerican. The writer argues against protection rollback harming workers and questions Cuba relief benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Columbus
The
Columbus Journal
Egypt
Tariff debate and prosperity call for level heads
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues against tariff tinkering influenced by New York importers and newspapers. It urges restraint, warns against cycles of fat and lean prosperity, and defends reciprocity only if it does not disrupt home production, noting risks to sugar interests and Cuba policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
McKinley
Sugar Trust
Buffalo
Cuba
Uils
Ief
Wheeling Intelligencer
Result of the Entering Wedge To Wii Interrup Home Production
The intelligencer argued that the Cuban cellar policy would become an entering wedge driving the protective tariff policy deeper in the Republican stance. The fate of the Payne-Sibley compromise before the Senate remains uncertain, but the forecast anticipates further push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Beott
Lab
Senate
Witra Free Trade Philadelpha
Cuba
Republican Club
New York City
House of Representatives
United States
Spain
Intelligencer
Republican Party
Nénate
Senator Hansbrough stance on tariff and reciprocity
Editorial excerpt defends tariff revision and limited reciprocity as beneficial while opposing rash free trade. It cites Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota, notes his newspaper the Devil's Lake InterOcean, and argues reciprocity should not undermine domestic industry. Ends with a critical jab at rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough
North Dakota
The
Devil's Lake InterOcean
Ills of Life Markets Corrected by Wealth and Health
A rambling meditation argues modern life improves health and vigor despite indoor living and urban pollution. It cites open air benefits, wealth pursuit dangers, and the rise of women in public life while warning against excessive business focus and unsatisfying money profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Man
Stevenson
Hall
England
The Original Habitat of Man Lecture Theory
Prof Dyche of the University of Kansas argued in Kansas City that the first humans originated in a northern Greenland area near the poles. He cited fossils like the sequoia and mammoth behavior to illustrate adaptation to advancing cold and migration patterns in birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyche
Arctic
Trof. Dyche
University of Kansas
University Lab
Kansas City
Greenland
Poles
California
Monster office tower rises with downward walls
The New York Sun describes a striking new office building rising on Mock below Madison Square. Parts of the outer walls are being built downward from the twelfth or thirteenth story to the fourth, leaving no exterior wall below that level. The sight puzzles downtown observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Ballt
Madison Square
Canal Street
Manhattan
New York Sun
Pensions Commissioner Hugene Ware in Kansas Road Woes
Bner Deep in Kanaua Mr Hugene Ware the new commissioner of pensions a man noted for wit and verse has faced long delays and poor road conditions in Kansas The National Good Roads Association secretary R W Richardson asked how farmers stood on roads Ware replied they were up to their knees in the matter Bareray Evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaua
Hugene
Ware
Pensions
Kansas
Weather and world brief mix from a troubled era
A chaotic brief reports heavy rains in Nebraska and other disruptions. It notes political talk, railway issues, volcanic and volcanic-like events, and accidents. Mentions Austria awarding a government typewriter contract and large factory plans near Beaumont.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Chanute Times
Turner
Chanute
Kans
Lawrence Public Schools
Salina
McPherson
Strong City
Depeka
Internal Revenue
District of Kansas
Lee
Coffeyville
Greenwood County
Ness City
Aujrunta Celcleson
Osage City
Butler
Keubl Neal
Caldwell
Ottawa
James H. Watrony
Nus
Mirtington
J. Cy Loowis
Kansas State Norial
Priends University
Alva
Olsia
Normal
Oalu
Elsworth Company of Nations Ciwards
Weatand
Missouri
Svhout
Franke Myers
Fort Scott
Els
Slide
Monver
Philippines
Pylethinfarthy
Denver Relief Corps
Colin Henry Burrows
Oberlin College
Osayre Voulity
First Presbyterian Church of
Osborne
Leavenworth
Doulpha
Bretton House
Winfield
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
la Cygne
Ellsworth
Tey
Louin Hillis
Hinl
Manila
Henry M. Stanley
Weingn
Bros
Kanaas City
Texas
Galveston
Pail Kruger
Lili Tyglites
Bile
Helmgedont
Wwe
Thilivia
Ani
Chip
Austria
Ai Amueclean Maguinetorer
Denver
Mol
An At
ATL
Prades
Helvily
Westerd Laroe
Meeuubt
American Swel and Wire Company
Wind
Tle
Beaumont
Deans
Burt
Sion City
Federal Grand Jury
Baptist Church
Webster City
Chirinois
Mer Moines
Edouard Renau de St Michael
St Pierre
Haing
G Rohm
First Evangelical Tatherdm Church
Coren Fe
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