Payne Replies to Ingalls In Sharp Prize Fight Row
New York letter details Charles H Payne secretary of the Methodist board of education responds to Allen Ingalls in a clash over a prize fight reporting and church conduct. Payne defends his stance and accuses Ingalls of misrepresentation while urging accountability from public figures and urging readers to consider moral standards in media coverage.
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New York
MacCabe
Hay
Charles He Payne
Beraucetto
Payny
John
tIngalis
Jon Au
E McCabe
McCane
Adiienpon
Christine Education
Christian Clisenehin
Board of Educcation
Methodist Pracopal Church
Wirheld
Ingalls Tells Leavenworth Fight Tale From Open Letter
Leavenworth April 2 The Times prints Ingalls remarks after an open letter to Bishop McCabe. He defends his general comments, calls the Carson fight orderly and scientific, praises decorum on Delaware street, and notes his role observing and reporting. He denies brutality, cites focus on funds and nerves, and describes Mrs. Simmons’ conduct and the box scene.
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Leavenworth
Times Today
John J. Ingalls
Kansas City
Times
Atchison
Bishan McCabe
Leavenworth Times
United States
Ingalls
Kansse City Times
McCabe
Carson
Delaware Street
Fug- Sirois
Prise Reid
Robin
Mresimmons
Jaushinety
Mer
Fitz
Brother Corbets
Fitartmmone
Vuckers
Hut Auch
Pita
Damgei
Pirie
Giatnee
Ketan
Price work halted as river rises
Work on the new price is suspended today due to rising Keansas river caused by heavy rains and western snow storms. The river overflowed the caferiam and rendered further work impossible. All remaining work was secured and anchored this afternoon.
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Keansas
Man Rescued After Drowning in Kansas River
William Hardy, a hay dealer, wandered drunk along Madison street and fell into the Kansas River near the Lindsey stables. He was pulled from the water by Bradford and others, revived at the stables, then jailed after a rough night, lamenting the arrest.
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Wiliam Hardy
Kansas River
Madison Street
Hardy
Kansas
Tenth Street
Crane Street
Ninth
Madison
Headleus
Lindsay
Mardison Street
Bradford
Ar. Hradford
Pension Office Battle Delays Topeka Agency Closure
Washington reports Kansans push to reverse Secretary Francia’s consolidation order that shut the Topeka pension office in favor of St Louis as the regional hub for surrounding states. Congressman Curtis backs Ryan and vows to seek reversal before the September effective date.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas Ryan
Interior Department
Ryan
Kansans
Francia
Topeks
St. Louis
Missouri
Curtis
Topeka
Congress
Four on One Scaffold Hanged for Chavez Murder
Five men including Antonio Gonzales Borrego and Pat Heig Valencia were executed on a single scaffold at 9:10 a.m. for the ambush murder of ex-Sheriff Frank Chavez on May 24, 1892. Guards and cavalry were mobilized. the condemned received religious rites, and the rope trap released at 9:09, Valencia dying by strangulation after a failed neck break. Funerals planned for Sunday from the cathedral.
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Santae
Aneiica Gonzales Y. Berrédo
Antonio Gonzales
Borrego
Surturlaso Alarid
Pat- Heig Vatencia
Sherif Frank Chavez
Sheri Rinse
Generil
Die
Valencia
Battle over unlicensed benevolent groups in Kansas
Webb McNall pursues action against the American Benevolent Legion of St Louis and other fraternal bodies deemed to operate without required licenses in Kansas. Correspondence with Lawrence official C Stevens and a ruling by John M Ryan notes that unless a grand or supreme lodge exists or is planned, these groups cannot conduct business in the state. A sharp letter from McNall stresses the department seeks no details on lodge structure, only enforceable supervision and licensure.
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Plorids
Texas
Arkansas
Nevada
Slampp
Merah
Mr. Ingalls
Sted
Charles H. Payne
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Webb McNall
Department of Insurance
American Benevolent Legion of
Galeshare
Ryan
McNall
Kansas
Missouri
Werw
Supreme Council
Kun
Greenville Flood Surges. Town Encircled by Water
The Associated Press reports Greenville Mississippi was overwhelmed by floodwater, with 700 to 1,000 families surrounded as of 6 am. Residents in the north blew railroad cracks to relieve pressure, while Lake Lee water encroached from the south. Emergency camps form along the new line to Elisabeth, and communications with the outside world are strained.
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Jackson
Whee
Associated Press
Greenville
Miss
Lake Lee
Elisabeth
Southern Railway
Hemalitelind
Chorus of 2008 ToXcee to Sing at Grant Monument
Preparations advance for the Grant memorial inauguration with plans for a 2000 voice chorus at the tomb wall and a large band. Funds collected total 2400 subscribers contributing 500 dollars each to the Grant monument fund, while officials from several states confirm attendance or send regrets.
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New York
Frank Damrvach
Ife
Washington
Grant Monument Fund
Drake
Town
Adams
Colorado
Alkinson
West Virginia
Diaz
Mexico Haa
Young Men's Republican Club of
Lattimers
Grant
Dodge
Lieutenant Richards
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Effingham Man Named Superintendent at Soldiers Orphans Home
Maj. C. A. Westworth of Effingham is chosen as superintendent for the soldiers' orphans home in Atchison. Widely connected with local politics, Westworth, a former Republican now aligned with the Populists, will earn $1,000 per year. The decision appeared settled during a board session held last night.
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Senaion
Atchison
EL Faulkner
Maj
C. A. Westworth
Effingham
Soldiers’ Orphans
Woodworth
Republican Party
Mrr
Windworth
Place appointment and remarks noted in county politics
A disrupted OCR extract shows a Wyiskiture administration dispute with a county representative’s appointment as assistant turn ens at Mi per sear. James is described in a front row line to explain a vote and make remarks. The text references a representative, a chapel, and location details unclear due to garbled spelling.
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Sun Ae
Rnie
Wyiskiture
James
Amit
Tawford
Nati
Wee Pot
Kansas Industries Report Highlights State Labor Build
The annual Kansas labor bureau report provides figures on cigar factories creameries and beese factories poultry packers and book binders and printers. It notes 286 cigar makers produced 16 85 million cigars and discusses dairy milks and cheese output with growing mills and pork packing. It also covers poultry packers bound book makers milling and union activity amid economic strain.
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State Bureau of Labor
Kansas
Kinnk Nak
Tme
Urey
Tle
Atete
Utter
Mile
Ubi
Honda
Thethers
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades
FredGrant Won't Have It Declines President's Offer of War Secretary Post
Col Feed D Grant refuses McKinley's offer of secretary of war and returns from Washington to his home on Thirty-second Street. Report notes his decision follows arrival from Washington and his willingness to keep public duties uncertain, with no further action stated.
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New York
Col
Feed D. Grant
Mckinjoy
Thirty-second Street
Crete Insurgents and European Powers Stir London Rome
Reporting from Constantinople to New York observers describe rising unrest in Crete with Christians and Mussulmans clashing amid Turkish violence. London papers denounce the concert of Europe while suggesting a Greek mandate to restore order and noting growing European military impatience and blockade debates affecting Athens.
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Constantinople
Mussulmans
Crete
Turkey
New York
London
Great Britain
London Times
Athens
Europe
Timex
Molesta Hon
Greece
London Chronicle
England
Sharine
Spectator
The
Chronicle
Messenger Robbed of 3500 in Chicago Daylight
In Chicago a wholesale woolen firm messenger was beaten and robbed of 3500 in the business district. The victim, 17 year old Chris Schulth, lies in hospital near death. Detectives seek two robbers. one is Edward Wilson, a firm employee. the other accomplice is unknown. Schultz and Wilson are longtime firm hands often sent to the back with large sums.
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Chicago
Kuh, Nathan & Flaher
Fim
Essenger
Chris Schulth
Edward Wilson
Oth Schultz
Wilson
Kuh, Nathan & Fisher
Stockyards Hearing Before Federal Judge Foster
Boston stockholders of the Karate City Stock Yards Co seek to block the new charges schedule under a stock yards bill. Judge Foster ordered the amended petition filed while Attorney General Hoyle contends the U S court lacks jurisdiction as the matter is intrastate business. Hoyle argues the yards are not Interstate commerce. The hearing proceeds with arguments and evidence.
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Boston
Karate City Stock Yards
Crome
Foster
Boyle
Hoyle Went
United States Court
Fire on the Powers as Insurgents Open Fire at Canes
Insurgents in Canes attack the Rul sungsia blockhouse held by international troops. Italian guns returned fire. Weather reports predict possible showers tonight and tomorrow with mid summer heat in the afternoon reaching 70 degrees and southeast winds at 1La miles per hour. Temperature earlier registered 9 degrees at 0 o'clock. Government warns of further showers in the area.
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Canes
Fred
Rulsungsia
Acanth
Tomorrive
Cyclone Ravages Star City Area Causing Destruction
A severe cyclone struck near Star City in Linum County causing extensive property damage and multiple injuries. The storm tore through Bar City causing widespread destruction, uprooted trees, and collapsed buildings including the Dunlap home and more, with several large plants reported damaged and numerous residents wounded or missing.
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Gosette
Star Cy
Linum County
Bar City
Corren
Rome
Dunlap
Mevalle
Star City
Tis Family Escopil
Hulsey Donaldeon
Bayon Bertholommem
Jolle ‘Hendrick
Wren
Hayod Bartollenen
AY Coghill
WG Gee
Jule Owens
Sleeping in the Streets in Chandler After Deadly Fire
A large fire devastates Chandler and leaves many homeless as rescue teams cope. Dozens are wounded and some die amid the chaos. Authorities vow to aid victims while investigating the blaze's cause and ensuring care for affected families and residents.
Death Toll Remains Uncertain After Chander Tragedy
Initial reports claimed fourteen killed near Chander with hundreds injured but later correction reduced fatalities. Names listed include Callawet Conn Pamnee and Scott, with multiple residents named among the dead and hospitalized across the region north of the town.
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Mansa Cy
Tim
Siaiad
Chaydeira
Tows
Uber
Aurely
Chander
Scortey
Bexar
Denican
Janos Woodward
Lincoln Post To Act On Outrage At Jail
A fragmented Lincoln post report details alleged mistreatment of an American citizen at a county jail. Members plan a meeting to urge authorities to address the incident and seek accountability from local lawmen. The piece references Commander Me Asirthan and Lumcoin Post activities and calls for action at the next meeting.
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Lsi
Ulm
James Heavanfiter
Saltte
Penielse
Circariataun
Font Eveninen
Asirthan
Linenin
McKurchen
Locke
Topeka
Wien
Lum Coin Post
Biene
Life in Dry Bones: Hite Sees Banta Receivership Not Dead
Attorney Hite asserts the Banta receivership remains active despite initial doubts. He says the case may be brought before the supreme court with the transcript from County Artery Thul payee Jefferson minor. Hite plans neutral handling on the case and aims to have proceedings filed in the proper court, noting disputes over validity and legal questions raised at the hearing.
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Harry Uvers
Oke Hetry
Oscar Kempton
Walter Musick
Grover
Gregg
Justine
Cunfody
Groep
Hite
Ieast
D. Ft
Bove
Supreme Court of the Ure
Thulpayee
Jefferson Minory
Wssett
Rhe Rene
Featerseys
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