Burton in Denver Defends American Sugar Rivalry in Cuba
Senator J B Burton, traveling to Honolulu, spoke with Denver reporters, opposing Cuban sugar tariff cuts and defending sugar protection. He framed the issue as a fight between the sugar trust and beet industry, citing labor, reciprocity, and national interests. He also claimed Cuba could shift to other crops while American industry stays protected.
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Court Martial Reverses Verdict in Corporal Thornton Case
In San Francisco on August 12, Major General Hughes overturned a prior finding in Corporal Thornton’s court martial. Thornton had been deemed guilty of conduct unbecoming and sentenced to discharge, forfeiture of pay, and two years hard labor before Hughes reversed the decision, ordering reinstatement.
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Baptists at Newton Meet in Central Kansas Association
Newton Kansas August 2 beginning today the Central Kansas Baptist association will meet in Newton at the First Baptist church and run through Thursday evening The body includes 18 churches with Salina McPherson Marion Peabody Strong City Florence Ellsworth Canton and Newton among the larger congregations Prominent Kansas speakers will headline the program including Rev D D Proper Des Moines Ottawa Prof Chandler Rev J D Springston Rev S B Meredith Rev Wiseman Rev Marton Gurley and Rev H Lovett Others including women will participate with special music in the evening sessions Also noted are central churches contributing to the program and the provision of special music.
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Labor Revival Prompts New Trade Unions In City
Charles F. Cellley of St Louis, AFL and Amalgamated Wood Workers, predicts eight or nine new unions in the city within weeks. He cites poor factory conditions, urges organized labor membership, and says the movement will spread statewide with meetings to continue for weeks. W A Johnson, state labor commissioner, outlines benefits of organization and workers’ rights. Local gatherings led by K F Schweizer, Kansas City machinists organizer, are planned.
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Zionists Celebrate Anniversary of Jerusalem Destruction
Zionists observed the anniversary of Jerusalem's destruction in New York. J DeHaas spoke on Zionist progress and negotiations with the sultan, noting diplomatic rather than financial issues. Louis Lipeky chaired the meeting with Rabbis Myer, Friedlander, and Mausitansky among speakers. San Francisco Aug 1. John D Spreckles, owner of the Sorning Cell, swore a warrant charging Governor Gage with libel in a Call article quote.
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Indians anxious for school in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence Kas Aug 12 Supt H B Pasirs of Hasken reports applications on his books from 100 Indian boys and girls who wish to become new students at the Indian school. Students for the fall term are arriving, but the larger number will come in the last week of the month.
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Death of Charles B. E. Pratt in New York
Charles B. E. Pratt a once widely known musician died of apoplexy in a New York hospital while being treated for Brights disease. Born in Hartford Conn in 1841 he served as accompanist and orchestra leader with Emma Abbott Mme Anna Bishop Robert Helier Alice Dunaimg Lingard and Clara Louise Kellogg.
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Santa Fe Excursion Tickets To Ohio And Indiana
Home Visitors' Excursion tickets to points in Ohio and Indiana go on sale September 2 3 16 and 23 at one fernenium 2.06 for round trip good for thirty days. For details contact local Santa Fe agent.
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Missing garments described in old fashion caption
A fragmented caption describes a hat with dull shaded roves and autumn colored leaves, alongside embroidery and Valenciennes lace edging. Mentions a new and exquisite waistline shaping psmeri crustations, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Kaolin Found Near Washburn Sewer Dig In Topeka
The Washburn college sewer project exposes kaolin near the dig site and reveals a volatile use of dynamite. A blast injures A. W. Greenwood of 1301 Western Ave as colored workmen fear explosions yet operate under foreman Rob inson. The crew, led by Robinson, faces rock delays while Wall & Hanley push a $22,000 contract with 30 to 100 workers, noting safer handling and higher costs in rotten sandstone.
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Market Report Shows Bearish Tone Across Commodities
The market page details bearish tendencies in oats and corn with mixed wheat strength, noting late oilseed gains and erratic price movements. Cattle and hog receipts are up, with distant futures showing slight declines and a cautious but improving tone in some grains and livestock markets.
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Balloon Leads Wedding Romance in Dore Ocean City
Cambridge attorney reports a romance in Ocean City Maryland between two young individuals, with a series of meetings at the station and a later title event. The couple’s circle notes the development and future plans amid social activity and court matters referenced in local coverage.
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