Dove of Peace Convention Delegation Fight At Shawnee County
A Shawnee county Republican convention clash centered on who would chair and how delegates would vote. Generals Hudson and Mulvane, Nichols supporters, clashed over renomination strategy and the state ticket, with Titus named by Hudson as a candidate and a compromise forming the county delegation to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Suimmera
Fixie
Michele Waew
Trvatdy
D. W. Mulvane
Weiles
Cesare
J. . Hudson
Frau
Nichule
Cval
Tiwlen
Nichols
Thalemmos
Fore
Gila
Athbue
Leland
Black Eye
Bitl-Leland
Hudson
IHEAN
Mardis Chase
Edlline
Chatman
Comiputes
Altemuldlions
Hadwon Ube
Tis
Magerat
Mullahy
Judentn
Fuepishli- Gan Durty
Shawnee
Grete
Huteas Chisen
Xinte
Tunlay
Ubedixere
Coney
Wepwre
Breoberis Rous
Hilgers
Branton Ailier
Deveaadlan
Harold Chiaae
Soratitee
Republican Party of
Shawnes
Max
Cuba
Bicesnan
Ianta
Comba
Reikan
Elate Officree
Hilcan Warty
Imasnen
Santech
Wld
Necmophiter Fein
Fuyere & Chindy
Delaentes
Chas F. Bentus
Alien County
Shaves County
Slanecker
Coser
Shawnee Yunty
Finney
B. A. Austin
Stanley
Shawnes County
Crum
Visital Shaw
Austin
Coney Red
Dueelle
Glonecker
Uease
Leland and Baker
Grimen
Mulvane
Shiverice County
Ucket
Slonecket
We. L. Grant
Mold
Cingrews
Hulteon
Republican State Central Committee
Titus
Kansas City
Namcat
J. K. Hudson
Shaw- Dee County
Rider
Trepublican State Corporation
Bhadeon
Repub- Ncuns
Galen Nichols
Teput- Hewitt Domninke
Fesioparbie
Ui Organization of the Convention Agaist Wits
TeleAda
Mra
Absteturt
Aso
Futon
British Advance and Boer Counter Moves Near Pretoria
London dispatch reports slow British progress toward Weenen as De Wet and De Villiers hold firm. Boers threaten to shift forces from Natal to the Steenkamp line while shelling Elands River and Four Fen Streams. Uncertain motives hint at delaying troop transfers. estimates suggest large commando numbers in the region and ongoing investments around Mafeking.
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Creally
Werton
Pretori
de Wetsdorp
Wenengr
Upper Natal
Elands
Natal
Tle Stein
Boshot
Roera
Methuen
Fourfen
Mafeking
Boer maneuvers and attacks amid Transvaal news
Reports from Friday to Sunday describe Commandants De Wit and Villiers arriving, British under Gen Gatacre or Rundle facing Boer forces near sore kopje, and skirmishes at Brandfort and Thaba N'Chu. Dispatches note quiet at Ladysmith, a Cape Town arrest over a priest-prisoner escape, and Boer defenses around Pretoria with mounting fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wit
Villiers
Gatacre
Rundle
Sore Kopje
Brandfort
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
Marives
Ladysmith
Bloemfontein
Cape ‘Town
Ham
Bimentown
Wikkerstrom
Ieening
Col. Brabasan
Yeomanry
New York
Tribune
London
Sys
Hoberts
Kroonstad
Happe
Roberts
Holliday’s Son Becomes Excelsior Coke President
Charles K Holliday is elected president of Excelsior Coke and Gas to succeed his late father Col K Holliday. After stock changes led by Anthony N Brady of New York, C K Holliday Jr assumes the presidency with Holliday and H M Morgan to actively manage Topeka operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holliday
Excelsior Coke and Gas Co
Charles K. Holliday
Excelsior Coke and Gas Company
Col. K. Holliday
J.T. Clark
Col. C.K. Fiollidas
Anthony N. Brady
New York
Col. Holiday
Col. Holliday
Brady
C.K. Holliday, Jr
Mr. Holliday
HH. 5
Morgan
Topeka
Becoming Unruly Calcutta Famine Reports
Official famine district reports describe indescribable misery and inadequate relief. Mortality rises, prompting a plan to replace bullocks with human power in farming. Natives reportedly develop sly attitudes and attack Europeans. A Friday mob attacked soldiers at Shappur, leaving them unconscious and needing rescue.
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Calcutta
Shappur
Northwest
Illinois Steel plant suspends operations in city
Foret Tr April 23. Ciperations were suspended at three rod mills of the Illinois Steel company in this city. Between 69 and 700 men were thrown out of employment. It is rumored the entire plant, controlled by the Federal Steel company, may close soon. Weather and Kansas forecast follow with disjointed fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Tllinois Steel Company
Iiain Steel
Federal Steel Company
Bribery Report Finds Clark Election Void on Montana Case
Washington April 22 Senator Chandler on Privileges and Elections submitted the committee report on Senator Clark of Montana. It finds the Montana election void due to briberies and corrupt practices by Clark’s agents and recommends the Senate declare Clark not duly elected. The document details expenditures, bribery attempts, and connections with Whiteside Daly and others, noting the need to restrain seats won by improper means.
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Washington
Chandler
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Clark
Montana
Wm Ath
Montara
Wm. A. Clark
United States
United States Senate
Hauser
Charles W. Clark
McDermott
Davidson
Welcome
Wi Steele
Corbett
Whitmore
Cooper
McDermaott
Wellcome
Hec. Day
Ngislature
Dey
Clark Person
Day
Whiteside
Myers
Garr
Untec
Aehic
Mesers
Iar
Madison
Senator Clark
Marcus Daly
Daly
Conrad
Carr
Whitesidle
Messrs
Clarke
Cin
Flood Devastates Mississippi and Alabama Rail Lines
Heavy rains flood the south destroying rail and wagon bridges around Columbia Mississippi. Crops wiped out and millions in private property lost. Communications cut between towns in Mississippi and Alabama. towns face starvation as ships and ferries replace rail service. Distress spreads from Meridian to New Orleans with widespread damage to homes and livelihoods.
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Amelie
Mississippi
Alabama
Jack ‘Son
Jackson
Tombighee
Sackson
Miss
Columbia
Misa
Enterprise
Mint
Maridlin
Rae
Fistng
Vite
Meridian
DeSoto
Throu
Bayou Pierra
Abbie
Litiaville & Sawkville
New Orleans
Emalh Wieter Bound
Flood and Railroad Disruptions Hit Mobile and Southeast
Descriptions of severe flooding around Mobile and the Mississippi Valley detail railroad lines halted or damaged, roads washed out, and towns like Scranton and New Orleans enduring record rainfall. The storm disrupts transport, commerce, and daily life as crews cope with rising flood conditions and swollen rivers.
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Mobile
Ala
Tgninville& Nashville
Willey
Beck
Han
Northwestern
West Pascagoula
Scranton
Mobile & Ohio
GOW
New Orleans
Mar
Tivelty
Orleana
Honky Vallee
Ites Traska
Ifm
Uline Central
A Day in Washington Parade and Return
President and Mrs McKinsey returned to Washington at 7 25 this morning from New York. He entered his office soon after and resumed duties after a busy period away. The presidential party traveled by train, delaying their arrival to avoid alarms and reach Washington quietly. Continuous coverage noted on Page Six.
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Washington
McKinsey
New York
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Dove OF Peace
Gen. Hudson
Wright
Caplin
Ceti
Mulvatie Geal
Hida Chase
Resol Ik
W. Mulvase
AL A. Haut
Ivene LA Buirke
Z. W. Gardnee
J Widemerdl
Lm Bean
GE Ping Gore
Toalert Stewart
Hart Baker
Ceelie
Feu Gewne Laisa
OD Hkimer
F. Stanton
Otur 'Eamun
Charles
Tradshaw
Uriny
OP von Ore
TM Rae
Tate Curvettion
Merk Cdemun
Wepener
Republics
DeWit and
Rundlete
Saronday
War Office
Rundel
Geema Methuen
Tiostiof
Thaba N’chu
Grange Free State
Jammersbore Drift
Sheila
Relervals
The
Denver Post
India
Chicago
Kansas
Nee Tonisht
Tyceday
Souther Phikiing Erly
Tuceday
Mississippi Valley
Pascagoula River
Batn
Canton
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