White House Conference Leaves Ambiguous Health Note
A high level meeting between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna drew praise for harmony but offered no public details. Hanna, who arrived at 9 30 and stayed past 11, refused comment on health and chairmanship while noting no real differences with the President. Both sides said future talks would continue and stressed a cordial, constructive relationship.
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Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Hana
Hanna
Henna
White House
Ten
Bristow Plans Return Amid Postal Investigation Delays
Washington reports General Bristow will rest away from duties with a brief vacation in early July. He aims to return to duty next week but will delay travel until after the July holiday. The postal investigation began months ago and Bristow said the trip would not affect any potential campaign activity.
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Washington
Joseph TL
Beretow
Kansas
Oveter Bay
Rot General Bristow
Coronation Anthem to Sing at Topeka Auditorium
A new Coronation Anthem from Westminster Abbey choir members, led by Edward Branscombe, will be performed in Topeka at the Auditorium next Thursday night. The concert features young singers and a strong ensemble, described as exceptional and worthy of note.
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Edward
Ebale
Branscombe
Westiniaatre
Injured Engineer Sues Over Rail Wreck
Kari Cluthe Dee SW P Trelinat alleges the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad caused his injuries in a derailment. In district court Ireland seeks 42000 for burns and internal injuries that render him unable to work as an engineer or pursue his profession.
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Cluthe
Kari
Dee SW. P. Trelanit Pdr
St. Lala
San Francisco
Ireland
Bal Be
Sid Cooke Chosen Governor for Leavenworth Home
Washington aims to appoint Colonel Sidney G Cooke of Hermiston Kansas as governor of the National Home at Leavenworth to fill the vacancy from Colonel J G Howland s death. Cooke a Democrat with Republican leanings has long managed military homes and is expected to relocate for the post. Other candidates included Major W W Martin W W Smith and Judge S B Peters with Kansas delegation backing different choices.
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Hidney G. Cooke
Herinston
Kam
Colonyl J. G. Howland
Cooke
Ap Nich
Cooks
Munkeers
National Military Homes
John Martin
Aattor
Kansey
Cooke Haw
Sinc Wag
Leavenworth
Come Cooke
New York State
Hermneton
Dickinson County
Kansas
Mabaséss
California
Leavenworth ‘Home
W. W. Martin
Fort Scott
Beer
Rowland
W. W. Smith
Burton
8. B. Peters
Newton
Gold Smith
Senator Lone
Consreseman Murdock
Judge Patera
Wrapped in Flags and Treaty Display At Parsi Palace
Dec 5 Parune reports officials unveil a treaty in the palace with members of the republic present. Police transport the treaty to the consulate general as municipal leaders, including Con Sul Merman, attend the ceremony and await ratification by the junta. The event marks a significant diplomatic gesture amid ongoing municipal discussions.
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Feeaiy
Merman
Papisna
Four Banks Close In Des Moines Area
Des Moines reports four banks at Goltue Ira Haxtar and Mango owned by George TD Woods closed by police order following a suicide last Saturday. Accused, Woods, facing county fund theft allegations, is linked to Colfax, and Hancock Boys, with Kansas avenue ties, list as associates. Hancock, previously with Dear-Engablewe Furniture, is described as connected to the Kaness Reform School.
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Des Moines
Goltue
Ira
Haxtar
Mango
George TD. Woods
Suleide Yuatarday
Colfax
Polkaa
Hancock
Kaness Reform School
Kansas Avenue
Dear- Engablewe Furniture Company
Appeal to Roosevelt on Peabody Censorship at Victor
A mass of 700 women workers in Cripple Creek and Victor send a plea to President Roosevelt asking protection against Governor Peabody's rulings and censorship of the press. The Victor Daily Record reports officials ordered suppression of editorial content and limited publication to ordinary news, with editors barred from printing editorials or statements. Judge Sends issues a statement defending the court against alleged criticisms and notes no habeas corpus releases imply charges. Denver coverage notes John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrives for talks and reiterates he will not mobilize northern Colorado miners.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Dec
Peabody
Tellve County
Women’ Auxiliary Office
Roosevelt
Victor, Coin
Major Naylor
Victor Deily Record
Victor
The
Record
Kyner
Col
W. PB. Sends
District Court
Sethe
Miller
Une
Scede
Mitchell
Denver
Dew
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers, of America
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Colorada
Myr. Stichell
Martial Law Grips Cripple Creek Business Paralyzed
Cripple Creek Colorado endures martial law as National Guard pickets guard streets. Provost Marshal McClelland occupies the mayor’s office, arrests a few people, and threatens to close Cripple Creek to outside news. A Denver news censor is expected to oversee future reporting as Walters or other details remain unsettled.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Doc
National Guard
Mareshal Thomas E. McClelland
Western Federation of Miners
Aitrerent
Victor Record
McClelland
Denver Papera
Denver Newsedge
Injgr Naylor
Absenos
Gamael Werteck
Bree
Denver
Leland denies Roosevelt tied Curtis fight story
Cyrus Leland denounces a morning report claiming President Roosevelt halted Curtis’s fight as a pipe dream. He asserts the story is false and that he stands by his statements about being aware of the arrangement. The piece mentions Congressman Burk’s death in Philadelphia.
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Curtis
Roosevelt
Cyrus Leland
Lelani
Burk
Philadelphia
Dec
Curtie
Highton Curtie
Tina
Bert Riven
Topeka
Carte
Tnas
Curtis Jude
Curtis Merced
Pollack
Curtle
Curtin
Bien
Curtis-Burton
Aurton Organ
FooTBALL Banquet Plans at Throop Hotel
A long delayed banquet is planned with toastmaster De Ber Kenbell from Lawrea presiding. The fundraiser aims to support the Deeatrick Skule team and bank debts as 40 guests attended and 17 players plus elders expected. The event begins at o clock with about 180 dollars raised for the banquet.
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Ber Kenbell
Lawrea
Phca Creentes
Tincher Seeks Action Over City Hack Rates
Mrs. Tincher, wife of Potwin council member George W. Tincher, reports a depot hackman overcharging for rides after a council rate ordinance set higher fares. She refused to pay, sought alternate transport, and alerted depot staff. Councilman Tincher vows to investigate and push enforcement or amend the ordinance to curb abuse. The dispute centers on short haul rates and a proposed amendment affecting hackmen’s profits.
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Earth Depot
George W. ‘Tincher
Potwin
Tischer
H B
Hackenatt
Tinchtr
Tincher
Connersman
Tantic
Soipé
Ordinszice
Hackiien
Tommy
Hania
Alliaative
Winite
Titcher
Fire at Pratt store burns Brewster. fatal injury feared
Pratt Kan Dec 8 Fire at the Lesoid store leaves Brewster badly burned and not expected to recover. details on Tews not stated. Also report from Cheyenne Wyoming notes the death of John Slaughter, a pioneer who arrived in Wyoming in 1887, age nearing death.
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Pratt, Kan
Lesoid
Brewster Wie
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wra
Politics and gossip on state ticket elections
The piece outlines upcoming state ticket races, noting fifteen offices to be filled next year including three railroad commissioners and expansions from three to seven supreme court judges. It discusses potential candidates such as E. W. Hoch, Judge Pollock, George W. Wheatley, and others, plus possible contests for treasurer, attorney general, and district seats. It mentions partisan dynamics, rumored appointments, and internal party tensions shaping candidacies.
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Supreme Court
Give
Tn Ask
Pollock
Vrenies
E. W. Hoch
Tate
Hoch
George W. Wheatley
Nay Yen
Kelly
Supreme Bench
Raley
Sgmmnissiog
Judge $5
West
Bern Nore
Pall
Uclins
Ea Strone
Judge West
Conneé
I A. D. Walker
Holton
J. Co. O. Mocae
Hutchingon
Althouh
Burton
Firet
Bailey
Rajigad
Walker
Smith
Scott
Wells
Staiiroad
Wheatley
Justice Cunningham
Coleman
Hanan
Burrow
Public Instruction
Dayhoff
Sulley
Relroad
Moree
Bietth
Justioes
Sevehith
Political maneuvering and editorials in a Kansas Courier
Discussions of party stances in Doniphan and Wyandotte counties spark campaigns. Ed Hoch faces comment and editor Lorren talks about endorsements for Judge Pollock, while William Allen White offers cautions to Hoch amid infighting among Curtis Leland Lang and Burton.
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Sas
Kareas
Leland
Doniphan County
Souriat
Kelly
Kansas
Wilam Allen White
Ea Hoch
Curtis
Lang
Burton
Governor Hesitates Over Supreme Court Appointment
Uncertain timing for naming Justice Pollock's successor as Governor Bailey delays the decision past the September court session. Judge George H Buckman leads West End support in the Third district, with endorsements pouring in for Judge J S West from Dickinson and Allen counties. Other candidates include W Atkinson and Judge Ryan, while local figures like George Cole join backing West. the governor weighs West against Atkinson amid statewide endorsements.
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Supreme Court
Justice Pollock
Bailey
George H. Buckman
Win- Gieid
Tepika
West
Trinl
J. S. West
Dickinson County
Judge West
Allen County
T. Hazen
Topeka
Tudge West
W. Atkinson
Parsons
Ergenbright
Independ
Van
Atkinson
Dena
Ryan
Hiawatha
Texas
Wisalaerfee
Cobiphany
Weather forecast telegraph fragment from Dec 5
Fragmentary weather bulletin notes cold conditions with north wind up to twenty two miles per hour. It mentions government thermometer readings and forecasts fair skies tonight, followed by rising temperatures and strong winds into Sunday.
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Tre Foreckater
Kinane
Chicago
Kansas
General Wood Loses A Star In Senate Fight
A chaotic session saw General Wood and 167 other nominations stalled as the House adjourned until Monday. Debate centered on partisan committee balance and tariff policy, with leaders accusing rivals of unfair representation before adjourning. The Senate then voted to reconvene Monday at 11:30 to continue business.
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Wamington
Ispsa
Wosd
Williams
Akded
DeArmond
Martin
Rep
Washington
Senate
Five plead guilty in Lake Michigan project case
In Superior Court today five men pleaded guilty related to a project to supply a porter from Lake Michigan. Named defendants include Corey P. Biewell former public works board member Alderman John T Donovan Chirke Bi Shocurm John McClachien and Moyner Stone house. Sentence delayed pending further action.
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Uh Witter
Lake Michigan
Superior Court
Corey P. Biewell
Board of Public Works
John T. Donovan
Chirke Bi. Shocurm
John McClachien
Moyner Stonehouse
Bentence
Ji Ac Sity
Superior Genet
Sea
Swedish Relief Report From Topeka Meeting
The Swedish Relief Society of Topeka reviewed relief efforts for northern Sweden. Funds raised supported 2000 cronor in aid with minimal costs, benefiting over 200 poor families. Gratitude was expressed to all contributors as resolutions supported ongoing charity work and future committee development.
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Topeka
Sweden
Offi
Cere Cemmain
May Inc
Ore Ungstruae
Big Chanute land deal near OK for $50000
A 250 acre tract adjoining the city in Chanute Kansas, linked to an organized stock company, is slated for transfer at a price of fifty thousand dollars. The arrangement involves multiple owners and syndicate interests, with no further additions to the city boundaries noted.
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Miter
Abe
Timith Denner
Ban Prana
Bovten Capital
Hania
Banta Fe Connecting Dam Guthele Oklahoma December
The Colorado railrothers establish a new line with 1,000,000 capital stock linking Dewey Custer Washita Cadden Comanche and Woodward counties with the late Fe in Choctaw Weatherford areas. Project may be taken from interpretors when the route is built and bonuses have been arranged.
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Guthele
Okla
Colorado
Dewey
Custer
Washite
Cadden
Comanche
Late Fe
Wood Wild County
Choctaw
Oklahome
Weatherford
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Westminster Abbey Singers
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Herington
Soldiers’ Home
Tinagers
National Home For Ilsublid
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Leavenwor H, Kan
Sidney Cooke
Panams Canal Treaty
Consol Gadger
Members of Women’s Auxiliary of Labor Unions
Victor, Colo
Pratt
Chanute Sun
Cyrus Léland
Donlphan County
Piret
Congress
Jerry Stimpson
Parker
Erroporia Gazette
Kansas City Journal
Bent Murdock
WY. Howe
White
Murdock
Odee
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Ed Hoch
Ed Greer
Jude Pollock
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