Effingham bridge caused fatality near town
A man identified as WANAAN ITOMS OF INTEREST was killed near Effingham when an overhead bridge collapsed. The report also notes Labette county shipped butter to New York, a Kingman county farm sold for 120,900, and varied Kansas interests from churches to schools, mills, and oil shows across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Sharp
Central Branch
Effingham
Labette County
New York
Warsons Creamery
Treadwell
Kingman County
Wyatt Stanley
Ilinois
Jola Calle
McPherson
Mort Riley
Hutchinson
Crinen
Kansas
Com
Johnston
Caldwell
Cawker City
Ottawa County
C. PF. Dietrich
Richmond
Rantlin County
Vinland
Wells-Iargo Company
Kennekuk
Atelilson County
Horton
Walter Post
Burlington
Lyon County Court House
Emporia Carnegie Library
Cottonwood Falls
D. J. Bartholowew
Stafford County
Hudson
Bartholome
Augusta M. DeForest
Washburn College
Atchison
Columbia
Washington
Margaret W. Onan
Wichita
Persia
Wa Tescher
Urimiah
Mroom
Temple Sooper Memorial College
United Presbyterian
Protecting Wool and Great Good for the People
J D Wilson of Randolph Missouri argues that tariff on wool benefits the grower but raises the question who pays the end price. He says protection serves the greatest good for the greatest number, noting most wear wool and consumers outnumber producers. The piece extols protective policy, domestic industry breadth, and future linen potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wilson
Randolph
United States
Missouri
Europe
President McKinley Opposed to Free Trade Shifts in Tariff Policy
A Philadelphia Press correspondent asserts President McKinley resists tariff revision and opposes the Kasson plan for free trade treaties. The article claims McKinley favors true reciprocity that enlarges foreign demand for American goods, while warning against dismantling protection for domestic industries. It portrays him as a steadfast protectionist and criticizes free traders and Wilson tariff advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Industriea
Cobden
United States
MaKtinley
Washington
Philadelphia Press
McKinley
Kasson
Babcock
Steel Trust
Senate
Ene
Argentina
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
Hav
Wik
Injunction Denied in Indian Treaty Case Opens Oklahoma Jam Lands
Justice Bradley refused to grant an injunction against opening Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma. Ruling that treaty issues are political, the court noted Congress handles treaties and only Congress can address any violations. Indians deemed wards of the nation with maintenance and education duties on the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley
Lone Wolf
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahomo
District Court of Appeals
Congress
Justice Bradley
United States
Vengrens
Farmers Union Movement Spreads Across Whiteside to Lee Counties
Whiteside and Lee counties farmers form three unions in Whiteside first, then Len county joins as the movement grows. They claim the drive aims to unite farmers nationwide and attract funds to expand the society across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Onlane
Sterling
Kes
Whiteside
Lee Counties
Whiteside County
Len County
United States
Incoherent News Briefs From Early 1900s Records
A collage of scattered notes reports prosperity of American gold miners in Korea. It mentions Postmaster Coyne of Chicago adding clerks in Groinville South Carolina and a 700 ton broom warehouse fire at Arcola Illinois. It references Modern Woodmen of America convention in 1903 and a Chilean training slip to place a memorial tablet on Washington’s tomb. It cites New York veterinary authorities on equine influenza, Boer prisoners, etiquette at Omaha churches, and extensive banking and railway notes. A variety of locations including Leadville Cripple Creek and Mountaineous regions appear amid political and social curiosities with incomplete context. Notes on free rural delivery, state legal barriers for women in Tennessee, and railway plans weave through. A mishmash of dates, places, and figures creates a fragmented snapshot of wide-ranging topics without a central story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Groinville
S.C
Fhe
Coyne
Chicago
Arcola
M. Wool A
Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
Washington
New York
Lennon
Ecamps
Great Urbtain
Wales
Iit En
MeKinley
Leadville
Nolice
Y. Burton
Montana
R. Burton
Kansas
Lay
Kaneis
Tiinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Mwinois
Supreme Court of
Tennessee
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Wanaan
Columbus
Union Depot
Marlin
Baker University
Boumeraton Conference
London
R. B. McNaughton
Julia A. Hamiilton
Guy Hamilton
Mexico City
Hamilton
Topeka
Salina
Flush
Pottawatomie County
John Bleart
Oklahoma
Wellington
Jay
Lawrence
Kansas University
Harper County
A. BR. Kreene
Kansas City Journal
Massachusetts
Bourbon County
Fort Scot
B.J. Turner
Katy
Cnach
Parsons
Cuneorein
Amelia Braning
Ellsworth
Ebendwen Ter House
Abilene
Kansas City
Roxbury
McPherson County
Burton
Peter Foley
Lusk
Santa Fe
Dickinson County Court House
Sterling Bank
Don Seaton
John Seaton
Ewing Herbert
Joel W. Green
Burr Oal
Salina Ive and Storage Company
Kane Aab
A. J. Myatt
Colorado Springs
Stanley
Jefferson County
J. Q. Kennedly
Linn County
Dudge Waymire
Independence
Leavenworth
Jefferson Counties
Coffeyville
Glass Blowers’ Union
National Union
Haskell Indian School
Charles Curtis
Producer
UBER
Dex
Qhren
North
Scott Dako
Sneers
Ify Waort Babcock
Wisconsin
Republicace
West
Rpublican Party
Syracuse
Poat-Brandas
Mexico
Deenan
Quo Ware
Chicago Masons’ and Builders’ Association
Chicago Pressed Brick Association
Chappelle
Kans
Millepough
Fir. Kew
Jolee LO
Loula
Corbin
Wypine Islands
Shaul
San Mraneircom
San Mraneisen
Suchholsders
Ince Ist
Seater
Wash
Allan Goversnent
Trench
Halland Vet Fols
Kanes
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