Kansas banks ready to fund wheat crop despite woes
Kansas Bank Commissioner says banks have enough money to handle the wheat crop this year. Farmers sold parts of their crops to pay hands and threshers, while deposits and Western money flows may affect eastern deposits. He notes Kansas banks can cover ordinary business and need not loan west a cent beyond reserves.
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Atfateh Kansans
Basiry
Enanney
Kansas
Altes
Banien
New York
Wester Money
Kantera
Interior Department Reverts Minors Claims Adjudication
Assistant Secretary Miller rules that the pension bureau will resume adjudication of minors claims after years of delays. The move overturns a five year halt ordered by Pension Commissioner Evans and follows debates among pension attorneys, Davis, Hitchock, and Shure.
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Washington
Miller
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Inter
Wits
Bitchenek
Davis
Hitchpick
Shure
Armistant
Miler
Emminantonet Hiwank
Professor Grimsley Probes Salt Trusts in Kansas Display
Professor Grimsley reports findings on alleged salt trusts in southern Kansas. He notes Kanapolis and Lyenk companies still operate with officers in St Louis while two St Louis firms claim independence. Grimsley plans to contact company heads to arrange displays for the exhibit and reviews stockholder influence.
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Grimsley
GP. Grimetey
Wall Trust
Kansas
Craet
Brad
Grimatey
Kanapaltt Company
St. Louie
Lyénk Company
St. Louw
Ehateh- Thison Company
St Chie
Grimvles Todas
St Louie
Compai
Iiplay
Aries Companiers
Execution in Sing Sing Lights Up Harsh Record
Ossining Aug. t-Antoplourckuwinid. Pola, a Briton, was put to death by the electric chair at Sing Sing. He claimed innocence of the murder of Daien Bhepalodl, a Brooklyn man, which occurred March 9, and for which he had been convicted. The sentence was pronounced June 2, marking a brief interval between sentencing and execution on record heightens.
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Ossining
Pola
Sine Sing Briton
Daien Bhepalodl
Strooklyn Aa
Keener
Atale
Marquis invites naval and diplomatic guests to Alvite Chateau
The Marquis at Alvite invites Rear Admiral Cotton and United States Minister Bryan to spend Thursday at his Chateau of Alvite in Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Alvite
Chamerlain
Cotton
United States
Bryan
Topeka Daily Snaps of Town Life and News
A reminiscence style dispatch notes farmers and harvesters, social visits, and local activities from Topeka and nearby towns. Mentions of Edward Markram, Harry Guthrie in Chicago, J Myers in Kansas City, and Dr I B Hogeboom. Hydrology updates from rain, river levels, and streetcar gaps. Community events include Lane chapel tent meetings, Waterville hall corner stone, and Lincoln school principal Lisa Miller. Also reports on business moves, theatrical casting, and municipal notes.
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Harry Guthrie
Chicago
Oe J. Myers
Kansas City
Sun-iv
Carpenter
Poeter
Kote
Ceongteeuman Contin
Stockton Laat
George Hart Tat
California
Lane Chapel Art
Monroe Technel House
Henry Ruff
Atchison Globe
Forest Park
Alchisgh
W. H. Davis
Patrplay
Col
West Tenth Avenue
W. W. Yates
Chanute of
Gas Feldés
Chanute
Topeka
Unetown
J. 8. Thompson
Ottawa
Opel
Thompson
Santa Fe
College of Cardinals
Rome
I. B. Hogeboom
Hast
Mulvane
Paul Mulvane
Lake View
N. J. Holum
Scandinavian Independent Club
Chesterfield Hotel
Turaday
Waterville City Hall
Acccotd Lane Chapel
Lawrence
H. I. Miller
Lrave
Tuentay
Meridian
Minx
Lincoln School
J. F. Alfred
Mickey Mercantile Company
Morrill
Kan
Frederick Lewis
Mary Shaw
Amy L. Kearney
Topeka, Kan
Topeka News Roundup Highlights Local People and Places
Governor Bailey paroled Randolph Copeland who was convicted of second degree murder. Copeland to receive reentry work at Armour packing. A farmer brought jonquils to decorate a Topeka store, drawing attention. Union Pacific park in North Topeka turning green after sowing blue grass seed, with debris cleared and park improvements including new walks, repainted depot, and interior upgrades.
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Mra. Maudi
Wyandotte Street
Bailey
Randolph Copeland
Copeland
Wyandotte County
Inmack Terrill
Kansas City
Kaa
Armour Packing Company
Union Pacific Park
North Topeka
Union Pacific
Bad Harvests Spark General Strike Across Spanish Cities
Madrid reports a general strike beginning in Barcelona, Murcia, Cadiz, Ronda and Alcoy amid bad harvests. Unrest centers on demanding the release of imprisoned workmen tied to prior strikes. Military and civil guards reinforced. troops kept in barracks as strikers attack residences in Cadiz province.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Murcia
Cadiz
Ronda
Alcoy
Pee Carnees
Ace
Altcala
Cadix
Made silver from gold by Merlin chemist Aug 3 report
Merlin Oregon reports a chemist J La Rix claims to have turned gold into silver using a strong acid solution and electric currents. He taped nine new metal slates and posits a new metal called rixam formed from atom disintegration into unitoms. Government inspectors reviewed his notes and found a theory of atom destruction by electrochemical means.
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Merlin
J. la Rix
Nastan
Wreck on Santa Fe Near Laird Kansas Causes Injuries
A Santa Fe passenger train derailed after hitting a washout near Laird Kansas at 6 20 Saturday morning following a Friday night storm. The engine overturned and a baggage car and coach were derailed. Engineer Tampini suffered minor injuries from jumping clear. Three Santa Fe linemen on board were slightly hurt. No passengers were injured. Belgian consul A Delanny in Omaha has asked Governor Bailey for information on Kansas production agriculture minerals and prices to report back to his government. Judge West has asked state officers to submit their latest reports.
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Santa Fe
Laird
Kan
Tampini
A. Delanny
Omaha
Bailey
Regord
Kansas
West
Delanny
Death of George Lingbaugh Knight Templar Deputy
George Lingbaugh, deputy errand commander of the Knights Templar of California and a third degree Mason, has died in Los Angeles. He came to the city in 1881 at age 20 from Iowa, his native state.
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California
Los Angeles
Cal
George Lingbaugh
The
Knights Templar of
Iowa
Lajoie Dominates American League Batting Averages
The Inquirer reports the latest American League averages showing Nap Lajoie of Cleveland leading with a significant edge over rivals. Noting his 25 hits in 54 at bats over 14 games, eight doubles and two home runs, the piece highlights his comeback form and ongoing slugger status amid season-long challenges.
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Cincinnati
the Inquirer
The
Inquire
Cleveland
Alt Bae Im. Prateae
Wi Ie
Bie
Tlat
Lajoie
Lajolt
Joer Ed Delehanty
Delehanty
Tanjole Wecon
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Hobe Waddell
St. Laoylk
Clevsland
Widell
Bender
Bir
Sugar bounty issue linked to sugar convention bill
United States and Great Britain discuss possible prohibition of American bounty aided sugar if the sugar convention bill passes. Viscount Cranborne says the decision on bounty assistance rests with the commission handling the matter, and without such finding no action is required by the British government.
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United States
Great Britain
Viscount Cranborne
Drexel’s Yacht Second at Cowes in Royal Yacht Week
At Cowes the Selvent yachting season opened under Royal London Yacht Club auspices with King Edward and Queen Alexandria in attendance. Drexel’s Matagorite, Meteor, and Valdora led winners in early handicap races as crews battled gear failures and light winds.
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Cowes
Royal London Yicht Club
Edward
Queen Alexanira
A. D. Drexels Matagorite
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
Allison Armour
Robert Goelet
Ater
Rovers
Meteor
Herr Watten
Navahoe
James Pender
Jawl Brynhild
Therese
Bir
Eckford
Mr. Quentin
Cicely
Mr. Cayley
Adela
Cresly
Metror
Consuelo Duchess of Manchester
Mise Emily Yzniga
George Keppel
Egypt House
Betts Pays Flood Fund to Expose Leland Per Diem
In Shawnee County, Representative Betts, a flood victim, donates 3.30 to the flood relief fund to spotlight Cyrus Leland’s unreturned per diem. He seeks to shame a fellow legislator by this act and invites others to do the same if they have scores to settle. A riot ensued on the main street as Leo Colbert, 8, fired shots at four men over insults to his sister, wounding three and fatally injuring none, before escaping.
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Setts
Shawnee County
Cyrus Leland
Betts
Leland
Excursion to Wakarusa August 4 1903 Train Leaves
Excursion note outlines a trip to Wakarusa on August 4 1903 with a train from Sea To S. It mentions activities including horse races boating and a large event. Dinner on grounds planned.
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Wakarusa
Jackson
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