Political Gossip Shapes Kansas Printer Race At Wichita Convention
In Marion county the factional fight over the state printer job plays out at a Wichita convention. Hoch, Curtis supporters, and allies vie for influence. Clark and Allen position to back Hoch while Capper, Geary, and others maneuver for temporary chairmen and votes. The contest centers on party loyalty, regional support, and whom to nominate for governor and state printer.
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Wet
MD Hoch
Marion Record
Hoch
Curtis
Tiet
Alune
Fipkblic
Branley Roar
Hock
Poch
Charles
Choad
Hook
Crk
CWS
Toons
Anther Capper
Eill
Hue Uy
Douh
Capper
Perenelye
Curlin
Iva
Fejahllenty
Sorentury
Bibrahee
Agaivet Sr. Mook
Polit Vn
Alaindpalit
Wiehlta Can
al- Daweh
Leland and Alpaugh
van Cole
Minak
Marian Cvanty
Clark
Wille
Lee Jand
Weil
Triniptan Coasty
Sarion
Amson
Talley
Cole
Heney Allen
Tradier Terns
Siete
Aloe
Suenley
Gurine
Ehelanan
Maltey
Seema
Allen
Comerean
Capiner
Allyn
Ainley
Mrs Nation Fined In Disorderly Court Appearance
Mrs Nation was fined ten dollars after a contentious court session over alleged disturbances at a drug store. Witnesses testified she entered the rear of the store and shouted, while Nation challenged the proceedings and argued about insanity defenses. The crowd, including Cantwell and others, left as the judge set the sentence.
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Dover
Ural
Jvidke Magin
Cantwell
Nation
Tuten
Cote
Mateh
Matton
Whett
Urey
Corifinn
Edo
Oese
Rane
Mneage Peron
Nation Besan
Waa
Bowrore
Orsttar
Fateh
Vity
Carrie
Mateh Hull
Wim
Anil
Bey
Hell Hotel
Nathon
Seton
Cattle Purchases by Americans for World Fair Exhibit
London reports a surge in United States buyers of thoroughbred cattle. Prices reach up to $6,050 per head as Herefords, Dexters, and Guernsey cattle are shipped for exhibition at the St Louis World Fair. Notable buyers include J. S. Goodwin of Chicago and C. Muaryit of Lexington.
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London
Dec
United Kingdom
St. Louis Exposition
C. Muaryit
Lexington
J. 8. Goodwin
Chi- Fasc
Anets
Armoure
United States
Tiny Dexter
Terry Cat
Breland
England
Lady, Lasadowne
Dr. Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Jersey
Man Sues for Damages Over Alleged Alienation of Wife
Frank T. Oakland of Cottage Hill township files a district court petition seeking $10,000 to $30,000 in the February term in Maryevile. He alleges that Leta Holt and J. P. Holt, Ann M. Holt’s parents, maliciously alienated his wife Ann M. Holt from him since 1884, causing desertion, destruction of home, and happiness. He claims Ann M. Holt was taken away around September 20, and names Holt as a wealthy, powerful man with influence, while Oakland is a persuasive but less wealthy rival. Both sides filed many witnesses. Mrs. Oakland is staying with her father Holt.
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Bhie Repke
Kas
Dee
Eee
Uta County
Ann M. Holt
Anna SE
Lis
Tkereby
P. Holt
Cottege Hill Township
Frank Tt Oakland
Oakland
Holt
Convention Draws Large Audience in Leavenworth
The Leavenworth Kansas session opened at 9 o'clock with prayer and praise led by Prof. D Browner of Chicago. Officers were elected by acclamation including Freauent EB Wilson as president and J N Wilkingon as first vice president. Widespread reports from associations and numerous colleges followed, with addresses by Rev W E Biederwolf and Prof Towner outlining religious themes and the Spirit of God.
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Emy
Lumber County High School
Kanparsee
Rn University
Philadelphia
Fort Neer
Campbell Aniversity
Salina Normal
Laxkell
Southwest Kansas College
Welock
Towner
Biederwoit
Theliles and
Yaiironds
Charles G. Titus
Ana
Volunteer League
Chartes
Hurrer
Seasion
Leavenworth
Kun
D. Browner
Chicesy
Freauent
EB. P. Wilson
J. N. Wilkingon
Kansas State Normal
J. M. Woodsward
Argentine Railway Association
Hichant Willame
Kansas State University
J. J. Hiddison
Kansas
Atte Agricultural College
Manhattan
Haie
J. B. Woodward
En Jold
View
International Committees
Gorge McDil
Omaha
W. E Biederwolf
Imilans
Professor Towner
Qwest- Ten
Argentine
Arkansas Oley
City
Coffeyville
Bite
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Newton
Oltewa
S College
Kamen Wertevan University
Oral Salina Nies Kansaz Nead
Old Settlers' Association to honor Fort Simple history
Gordon presides as Old Settlers' Association of Topeka appoints committee to prepare a history of Fort Simple at Sixth and Kanmus. Officers for the next year elected include J C Gordon as president and John Elliott as vice president. Membership limit extended to those arriving before 1875. Losing speakers named John D Knox Josiah Jordan and J B McAtee.
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Fort Simple History
Josian Jordan
Od Fort Simple
Sixth
Kanmus
Stewnee County
Mr. Jordan
Thora Archer
Wilson Gordon
J.C. Gordon
John Ellctt
J. A. Troutman
FM. Fietcher
Gordon
Capeland Hotel
Topeka
Iss
Robert Stone
J. Miller
John D. Knox
Josiah Jordan
J.B McAtre
ANTHRACITE TRUST SALE DEBATED AT BERANTON
In Beranton on December 6 events suggest a pending sale of the property of individual operators and barge coal carrying companies. The plan would involve purchasing the collieries of sixty independent operators for about 145000 dollars, a move seen as the only solution to the current impasse affecting independents and large companies alike.
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Beranton
Teta
Washington Delays Treaty Ratification Past June
Washington reports no Colombian ratification of a Pan American treaty until about June. Minister Hustet notes congressional elections in March and a likely sixty day period to assemble a new congress. Secretary Hay expects Senate action only after, delaying signing and public posting in Washington.
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Washington
Ec. S
Hustet
Bowoin
Pan ‘Geicresa Cama
Celembane
Senate
Jerran
One More Step to Perfect the U S Financial System
A historical discussion by Hugh H. Hanna on strengthening the gold standard and adding elasticity to the national bank currency. He calls for gold for silver parity on demand at the treasury, and a calibrated increase in currency elasticity tied to bank capital, with protections for insol vent banks and broad public support to reach congressional action.
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Indianapolis
Hugh H. Hanna
New York
London
Dante Girreney
Secretary
the Treasury
Indlerten
Vinewood Case Up In Topeka Railway Suit
The injunction case in district court voices dispute between Vinewood and Topeka railway over Fifth street rights. Judge Hetzer presides with firms Ferry Doran and Jetmore for the city and Blood Smith for the railroad. Attorneys cite prior company formations and track removals affecting property values amid contested rights.
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To Yele
Topeka Railway Company
Robert C. Hetzer
Osage City
Hasen
Fifth Street
Charles Blood Smith
Ferry & Doran
A. I. Jetmore
Vinewood Company
Topeka Rail Way Company
Smith
Iss
Rapid Transit Company
Topeka City Railway Company
Pitch Street
Thomas Doran
Pitth Street
Sam Hadger
Pension appropriation bill passes in ten minutes
Washington Del notes the house swiftly approves the pension appropriation bill after a brief reading of the Journal. The measure carries about 133,200,000 dollars, largely aligned with current-year figures with minor adjustments. Wagner-Butler election challenge report by Mr. Olmstead of Pennsylvania to be considered next Wednesday. The London stock market update appears to have caused a stir as debate resurface.
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Washington, del
Pitt
Olmstrad
London
Shersian
Gore's Will Leaves Property to Alameda Aunt in Probate
The will of Mrs Nelles Gore, shot and killed in Paris on November 29, was filed for probate in the Surrogate Office. Dated December 11, 1900, Severo Matlet-Provoet named executor. Bequests include wearing apparel and jewelry to Mrs Hestye Dickineon of Alameda CA. residue left in trust to the executor with authority to sell the decedent's property in Mexico and convert proceeds to personal property. Principal to Mrs Thekibeen and husband for division among siblings Leet Stoptil Charter Stogatti and Kaward Bo Shoal. No real property in this state. personal property valued around 800.
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California
New York
Des
Mre Nelles
Gore
Paris
France
Severo Matlet-Provoet
A. Dickineon
Alemeda
Mexico
Thekibeen
Ms iPeetnt
Qin
Urothere
Testatrix
Leet Stoptil
Charter Stogatti
Kaward Bo
Earthquake Shocks Ravage Southern Utah and Balt Lake Area
A series of earthquakes rattled southern Utah and reached Balt Lake with aftershocks felt across Win Valley and the southeastern state. Washington County reports daily tremors since the initial quake with chimneys cracked and the public school closed for days. Authorities note renewed volcanic activity fears as tremors persist along the mountains and old craters near Pinto.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Ben Anny
Win Valley
Mountelne
Washington
Lvakt
Pinto
Vinewood Railways plans may expand power reach
Rumor suggests Vinewood Railway plans extend beyond rails to light and power. President EW Wilson purportedly seeks to involve the City Light and Power company, leveraging existing contracts and plants to supply power for potential Kat City expansion.
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Vinewood Railway Company
V. Pany
Raison
Vinewood
Wirou
Ality
Poison Deaths Reported in St Louis Family Case
In St Louis deputy coroner Bowgher delivered a verdict attributing death to gastro enteritis in a member of a family linked to several similar fatalities. Dr Gradwohl and bacteriologist Dr. Hoogher testified about chemical analyses of organs and embalming fluids thought to involve arsenic, with uncertainty on timing relative to death. The case will be turned over to the attorney Folk.
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St. Louis
Dee
Kavesmith
Game Cure
Bowgher
Hoogher
Gradwohl
Mrs. Smith
Immigrant children ordered released to school in California
Washington report says eleven Cuban children detained in New York by immigration authorities were ordered released by the Treasury department. They will immediately proceed to Point Lama Universal Brotherhood School in California after a hearing in New York. The hearing considered the school and related parties and was held behind closed doors.
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Washington
Dee
New York
Treasury Department
Point Lama
Universal Protherhood School
California
Department
Heary Society of
Permons
Banquet Secured by Kapenn Bay Club in Security Hall
The Kapenn Bay club officers win approval for a dinner at Security Hall with the largest town room reserved. The event, linked to Toteka lodge No 2 Knights of the Protected Ark, follows a regular meeting schedule and honors a holiday in Egypt theme. Ambssendor Choate travels plans to wife and daughter, with a route via India and Constantinople toward the Nile.
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Eanergs Day Club
Kapenn Bay Club
Toteka Lodge No 2 Knights of the Protected Ark
Brearity Hall
Egypt
London
Ambssendor Choate
Uotompamted
Emary
William W. Soi
Bayoe
Hrindial
Athens
Constantinople
Tanceep
The
Nile
Frisco wreck leaves victims after yard collision
A fragmentary report says a Conductor A'Frinco Bilted of Cherokee Kanee from Eugene How exton was involved in a Friday wreck at the Scamnon yards. The engine Peat toppled, injuring Howerton and killing a long-time wife.
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Eugene Howexton
Focal Extra
Howerton
Teaved m
Drowned fireman amid blaze on steamer Saxon disaster
Fire aboard the Steamer Saxon, owned by Bustond Philadelphia Steamship Company, burned to the water's edge near Pine Street. One fireman drowned, another missing, two hospitalized. divers search holds for bodies. Loss about $1,000. Saxon, built 1883, 998 tons, 200 feet long, runs Philadelphia Providence Fall River route.
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Philadelphia
Dec
Baxon
Bustond Philadriptia Steamship Company
Wiler
Pine Street
William Seville
Abe Femme
Turen
Seville
Philadelphis
Providence
Fall River
State House Coal Contract Warps Market Purchase
The Ohio State House chief engineer reports that the coal contract supplier withheld adequate coal. The contractor was forced to buy coal at market price, about $1.09 per ton above contract terms. The state may seek alternatives if supply remains unreliable, affecting future bids.
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Ohio
State House
Columbus
Lerma
Hn Bellevie
Innen- Pleo
Bss
Lowe
Storm Warning and Press Regulation Debate Report
A December storm threatens the region as forecast notes colder temperatures and unsettled skies. The piece also reports a bill introduced by Representative Jenkiny to bar periodicals from publishing suicide or self harm images, with penalties for violations. A fire at the Masonic Temple in Laconia follows a powerful explosion, wrecking the building and prompting emergency response.
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Wanhivatia
Bec
Jenkiny
Mills' Store News on Skirt Fabrics and Styles
Black Taffetas and Crepe de Chine lead for skirts with women preferring these soft silks. Satin Suede weaves suit new shaped skirts, taller straighter lines, and strategic shirring and tucks at the hips. The article notes such goods are on sale in the silk section.
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Louisine
Anle
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