Test Case And First Class Kansas Cities Unite In Meeting
Kansas news outlines a legal dispute over tax penalties and interest between Atchison and Bourbon County. It notes a meeting of city attorneys in Wyandotte and Atchison to address the issue, with City Attorney Crider guiding Kansas City first class concerns and potential recovery of penalties. It also mentions a Supreme Court decision dismissal involving the Sunflower estate and Wyandotte County's suit against a defunct Argentine bank, plus the county board's actions to recover funds from the bank.
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Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Crnder Pies
Kass Cl. Kan
Atchison
Crider
Atehney
Solomon
Fort Beott
Miron
Evers County
Himparia
Kansas
Supreme Court
Columbia
Iim
Bateman & Co
Washington
Abe Senglors
Banane City
Communisiunere
Wyandotte
Argentine Bank
We Banc
Asiter
Salina Mecca Pilgrims Move by Caravan
Salina hosts a Christian Endeavor gathering with a caravan schedule in August. The event includes a morning assembly, a fundraising effort, and a community reception. Organizers emphasize travel logistics and local support for participants.
Wolves Devour Farmers Chickens At Mud Lake
A report notes wolves in the Mud Lake vicinity near the river above Mud Lake. Several farmers lose poultry as wolves, estimated at around six to a dozen, are said to roam a dense thicket. The situation prompts fear of a larger wolf population in the area.
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Atchison
Aug
Arners
Mud Lake
John Gabbert
Dilly McQunen
L. B
McCuown
Gos Schmidt
Tariess
Horton Men Inspect Abliens Cream ery
A party of six from Horton Brown County visit Belle Springs Creamery in Abilene to study cooperative creamery plans for farmers entering the business. Also notes extreme heat events in Arkansas City and Wichita with record highs and wind damage, plus a fatal horse accident near Chinmirsin.
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Abend
Aug. IL
Horton
Brown County
Belle Springs Creamery Company
Abilene
Floods Strike Colorado Towns Amid Washing Streets
Crooked rains flood Colorado towns washing away a store and town hall area. Officials report damaged streets, closed shops, and rapid repairs as rivers crest and transit slows. Residents endure heavy rainfall and seek relief as weather eases.
North Topeka Gossip Highlights Local Visits
North Topeka residents and visitors fill the pages with travel and social notes. Mr. Kemper of Kansas City is in town as folk plan gatherings in Silver Lake Bloomington and Colorado Springs. Miss Leite Wiley heads to Manhattan to visit Maggie Hiley. families relocate and travelers depart on the White Star Line Majestic from New York to Lincoln England.
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Mr. Kemper
Xanses City
Silver Lake
Istac Lutes
Bloomington
Til
Milas Dollie Curtis
Colorado Springs
W. S. Baxter
Auburn
Mis. Sigele Conkling
Menolen
Bliss Maul Patterson
Cherokee
Kana
J. M. Morrow
Robert Morris
Chicase
J. F. Morris
Leite Wiley
Manhattan
Misa Maggie Hiley
Morrie
Serth Harrison Street
West Tenth
Olfie McKensie
Jessie
Clara Steel
Eldorado
Charles Walcott
Jeanette
Atchioga
L. A. Ryder
Tomerrow
Washburn
Cole
North Topeka
Holy Mans
Chandler
Sherman
Stockton Academy
Stocktonian
North Congregational
J. W. Taylor
Lincoln
England
New York
Majestic
Chicago
Cause of Sunstroke Claimed by Pathological Institute
New York August 21 The cause of sunstroke has been claimed by officers of the state pathological institute after investigations. They say excessive heat alters internal body chemistry and secretions, making them virulent poisons that enter the blood. Experiments with blood infusions from sunstricken cases produced convulsions in animals, supporting the claim that sunstroke is blood poisoning.
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New York
Bfle State Pathological Institute
T. van Gleaon
State Patholosical Institute
aisanLag
Dates of Silver Meeting Across Several Halls
Dates for silver meetings listed with locations and speakers include Tantent at Lulls hall in Pith ward, D C Tillotenn opening East Hill on Saturday evening August 28. Hamilton hall hosts an August 27 meeting to recognize a silver club with speakers not announced. Rochester school house hosts a Silver meeting on Friday evening August 28 with Elder W T Pence as sponsor. North Topeka hosts a meeting Thursday evening August 21 with Elder Pence and others. Mentken plans a silver club meeting Saturday evening August 2 with Elder Pence and others.
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Lulls Hall
Pith Ward
D. C
North Topeka
Bryan League Organization Effort Advances at State Meeting
A state meeting in Topeka outlines plans to organize Bryan League chapters across the state. W A DeFord and Mr Be Pert push constitutional reform work while a state secretary will distribute literature and maintain records of campaign activities. The move mirrors Republican League structure with headquarters and a state chairman coordinating efforts.
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WA DeFord
W. A. de Ford
Ottewa
Topeka
H&tchinven Conventen
Bryan
Republican League
S Tate
Dy Ford
Wade & Becdse
Salina Cycle Races and Fast Pace Show in Buffalo
Ten thousand spectators watched Robert Jerry win the free-for-all pace in Buffalo. In the first heat the Buffalo track record fell 24 of a second with a 31% 220% split. The 2:06 class trotting purse 2000 saw Chance win in straight heats with Rutle second and Azomon third. Ge ert J. won the 1000 pace in a separate heat with Frank Agun second.
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Buffalo
Robert J. Cerry
Qvarters
Chance
Hine
Rutle
Azomon
Geert J
Frank Agun
W. P
Ryan Bests Moore In Twenty Rounds At Empire
Buffalo August 71. Tommy Ryan defeats Dick Moore after twenty rounds in a taxing bout. Moore suffered a stiff stomach and heavy feet early, while Ryan pressed with relentless blows until Moore faded. In later rounds both fighters battled evenly as the crowd approved the referee’s call for Ryan.
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Buffalo
Empire Athletic
Tommy Ryan
Dick Moore
Ore Westner
Ryan
Moore
Stevie
Duto
Beates Independence in 12 innings at Topeka
In a 12 inning game at Topeka yesterday Independence edged the home nine 9 to 3 after a tense pitchers’ duel. Jimmie Driscoll sparked a late rally with a bunt that allowed Gutman to score, while Coltin pitched steady for Independence and Clark did the same for Topeka.
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Endence
Topeka
Jimmie Driscoll
Guetman
Independence
Coltin
Tndependence
Ero Yous
C. Jones
Clark
Barned Rene
Topke
Colburn
Redmond
Stolin
Geltman
Dowie Plass
Perry
Gettman
Driscall
Beauchamp
Noyes
Oswald
Pranz
E. Jones
Conlin
Driscoll
Graham
Nichols
Pirates and Grooms Squash In Hustling Park Game
Brooklyn 11 Pittsburg 5 at Eastern park as Wright of Toronto debuts for Pittsburg and shows solid form. Attendance about 2,200. Batteries: Brooklyn Burrell Pittsburg Killen Seeden. Also Boston beats Cincinnati 8 to 6 after a tight ninth inning. Attendance around 23,000. Batteries Boston Klobdenz Bergen Cincinnati Ehret Peltz. Western League scores include St Paul over Kansas City 16 to 2 with Center Spies and Callahan featured, Minneapolis 23 over Milwaukee 9, Columbus 10 over Indianapolis 3.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pirates
Grooms
Eastern Park
Wright
Toronto
Pittsburgs
Aid
Boston
Cincinnati
Rede
Hoston
Bateries
Klobdenz
Bergen
Ehret
Peltz
Races at Salina-Cyclera Crowd Enjoy Kansas Meet Events
Salina August 21 saw a large crowd at the Kansas TL A W annual meet. Races included one mile novice amateur, two thirds mile for boys under 16, half mile amateur, one mile amateur handicap, one mile open professional, and two mile and one mile amateur state championships with riders from Atchison Lincoln Salina Kansas City Denver and other cities placing in various events. Also a football challenge from the University of Pennsylvania to Yale was announced by Secretary Neil seeking a PA Yale game with flexible terms.
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Cyclera
Salina
Kansas
Frank Everhardt
Salint
W. d. Brunner
Kansas City
RS Ensloe
Lawrence
H. G. Whittelsex
Exporla
W. F. Saget
Denver
Brunner
W. ¥. McCall
G. A. Maxwell
Winfield
Tom Davis
Shenangoah
Frank Eberhardt
W.F. Sager
W. P. Felix
Salvia
W. J. Brenner
Profession
Aird
J. E. Morrow
Marshall
J. A. Woodllef
Ottawa
U. of P
Philadelphia
Neil
The
Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania
Yale
James
Pennsylvania
Bryan and Croker Indorsement Rumors Spread in Reform Race
In Upper Red Hook Aug 21, candidat e Fryan maps a quiet day after accepting his letter and mail. He notes Democratic county committees control local support and says he expected continued cooperation with Dems on the gold standard issue. From Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Albany, assurances reach Bryan of county Dems support while Dr Jenkins of New York hints Croker will join Bryan. Prof Ross of Stanford speaks for silver in Chicago, signaling a widening university debate.
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Upper
Red Hook
Fryan
New York Democracy
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Bryan
Hoss
Chicago
BA. Ross
Leland Stanford University of California
Cofmage
National Democrats Move Campaign HQ to Auditorium Annex
Chicago Aug st chairman Jones of the National Democratic campaign committee relocates headquarters to the Auditorium Annex due to street noise from Randolph street. The state central committee remains at Sherman House, with the Republican and Democratic teams coordinating from separate yet nearby sites. Key appointments include Clark Howell as literary bureau chief, F A Grizeley Adams as assistant, and Daniel McConville of Ohio as speakers bureau chair.
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Chicago
Aug. St
Jones
National Democratic Campaign Committee
Auditorium
Randolph Street
State Central Committee
Sherman House
State Democratic Committee
Ike
Tinois
Nelo
Hinrichsen
Nelson
Tuxiola
Repubiican State Committee
Marc Hanna
Great Northern Hotel
Ohio
Clark Howell
Georgia
F. A
Cgrizeley) Adams
Daniel McConville
Idaho Fusion Sparks Silver and Republican Tensions
In Washington the silver leaders react to Idaho where Populists and Democrats fused while silver Republicans stay with their party. Senator Dubois is blamed for the shift and for his allies’ bid to direct a Republican slate. Silver supporters fear the Bryan electoral ticket may win Idaho, driven by personal antagonism toward Dubois.
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Washington
Ais
Idaho
West
Dubois
Senetor Dubois
Republican Committee
McKinley
Dubos
Teller
Pettigrew
Bryan
Baseball Showdown Set as Topka and Independence Duel
Tomorrow afternoon a standout baseball game is promised at Athletic Park with star pitchers Redmond for Topeka and Drummey for Independence. It is Ladies' Tree Day. Positions listed include Sawyer at third for Independence.
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Athletic Perk
Redmond
Topeka
Drummey
Independence
Sawyer
State Teachers Meeting Programme Under Prep By Executive Board
The Kansas State Teachers Association executive board led by Superintendent Stanley, with George Kendrick, Sincair of Ottawa, and Winsor of McPherson, works on the upcoming meeting programme at the state house during December holidays. The draft will be issued weeks later and is expected to exceed prior years.
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Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Stanley
Te State House
George Kendrick
Junction City
Sinclair
Ottawa
Winsor
McPheror
Strike Hit Chicago Carriers and Bricklayers Meet
Chicago workers from Hed Carriers and Bricklayers discuss a July 2 to August 2 strike action at the Building and Trades Council HQ. They plan to halt Evers building work in the city if contractors do not raise wages by 55 cents per hour, prompting expected stoppage by noon today. The open meeting featured remarks from Lord Aberdenn, governor general, and officials regarding the dispute.
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Chicago
Building and Trades’ Council
Evers
Cource
Police Commissioners to Discuss Prisoner Food Policy
The police board meets tonight to transact special business and decide on staffing changes. Detective Pavey, previously on special duty, will be made regular patrol chief in Arthur Wellman's vacancy as the commission seeks cost cuts. The food quality provided to city prisoners is to be reviewed after complaint by Matron Thorpe and an internal investigation.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Trans
Pavey
Arthur Wellman
Wellman
Peneeny Ho
Prenent i
Gardiner
Sormeante Eilgon
Donovan
Zeller and Pavey
Hopkins
Tinbrow
Bundy Azat
Chas Holliday
Hanna's Callers In New York Republican Rally
Chairman Hanna's callers in New York included G C Hazelton of Washington W H Party Seattle city controller F S Gibbs of this city and Wilbur F Wakeman of the American Protective Tariff league. Hazelton toured New England reporting farmers and artisans largely back McKinley and Hobart on currency. Maine campaign adds Charles Emory Smith Senator Thurston Gen C H Grosvenor and Geo E Foss to the lineup.
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New York
Han
G. C. Hazelton
Washington
W. H
Seattle
FS. Gibbs
Wilbur F. Wakeman
American Protective Tarifasso
Colorado and Montana Travel Line Advert, Oregon Trail Reference
An aged travel ad outlines a route to Colorado Montana Hot Springs Puget Sound and Pacific Coast via Burlington Boats. It describes daily departures from Kansas City to Billings with connections to Brintane and Fume Sound, promising faster service with sleep cars and chutes. Details include a Gen. Paley contact and solicitations for firms to build routes, plus a Marshall band concert at the park tonight.
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Colorado
Montana
Hot Springs Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Burlington Boats
Muscouri
City
Tant
Kansas City
Billings
Sleepra Maesas City
Lincoln
Sisepere Peart
Feat Tin
Brintane
Fume Sound
Denver
Cali
Californ
Torekete
L. W. Wakeley
Gen. Paley
Agel
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Camp Shoniwar
Gross
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RHE
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Herman
Dexter
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Leame
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Eaves
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Hiladelphia
Croker
Mra. J
Coe, Evangelist
Senator Dubois
Rep Republican
Guthrie
C. T
Congresman
Gallahan
el Reno
Johnny
Walker
Geis
East Seventh Atreet
Cenadisseras A
Otters
Unt
Auezl
Tiene
Aberdenn
Journal
J. B. Marshall
Lowing Music Stores
E. B. Guild
Kansas Ave
Babcock & Frost
W. F. Roehr
Hanna
New England
Sasser
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