Subtreasury plan sparks gold reserve fears and debate
Indications of gold withdrawals from the treasury reserve raise alarms that the fund may fall below 100,904 and prompt calls for congressional action. The Carlisle sub treasury proposal divides lawmakers with critics arguing it misapplies the populist idea while supporters warn of another bond crisis.
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Curlisse
Odea
Gaye Pelter
Wassigotos
Treasury Reserve
Carlisle
Peller
Little Ones Suffer From Alarming Child Illness
Dr Meuolager reports a peculiar epidemic of laryngitis like symptoms among city children. He notes mild hoarseness and laryngeal irritation with coughing, some pneumonia like patches, and rapid spread in scree families with several children affected. Dr Poors links it to a flu like infection, with many children afflicted but no fatalities reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuolager
Sears
Poors
Irrigation Workers Named to Committees in State Legislation
The executive summit of the Kansas legislative association names district committees including Wiret in the first district and S Enery, AS Gimith in the second, R. K. Carlton in the third with Pitteborg joining, Cobura and JOE Frost in Topeka for the fifth, J. Wheeler in Ogallah, and W. A Reeder in Logan. A special committee of J. B Prost, FD Coburn, E B. Cowgill and ff W. Hinckley will draft bills per Hutchinson convention resolutions for legislative submission at a Topeka meeting on December 89.
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Kaneas Ierigative Association
F. Wallhouse
Fairmount
S Enery
Junction Unig
Sifth
J. Wheeler
Ogallah
W. A Reeder
Logan
G. W. Watern
Latash
C H. Longatre
Eakin
E i. Marea
Great Head
W. A. Simin
Walker
Cena Copalstiog
J. B Prost
FD Coburn
E B. Cowgill
Ff W. Hinckley
Billie
Legislative Committee
Tupeks
Boutwell's Long Walk Through Kauene City and Back
Old time laborer Boutwell, a Shawase county native and workingman, walked 145 miles round trip to visit General the Army and was hosted at the Kansas City barracks on the journey. The report notes his frugal voyage and ties to early settlers, while a second column advertises Boggs' Hair Heavier as a hair treatment offered by local businesses.
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Salvator Army
Kauene City
Fred Boutwell
Moutweill
Andi Ke
Kansas City
Boutwell
D. W. Bowtwell
Shawase County
Babies butchered David Spragg kills wife and two children
A man named David Spragg killed his wife and two children in a violent incident. Police say the family was attacked at home. the suspect is in custody and facing authorities. Authorities have not released further details about motive or age of victims.
Springfield man murders family then kills self in brutal spree
Dmyid G Spragg of Bineewar Missouri murdered his wife and two children four and a half miles southwest of town around 1 pm yesterday. He mortally wounded two stepchildren, then killed himself with a large butcher knife and a shotgun in the Hittie dwelling. Neighbors described a horrific scene with ghastly injuries and a blood drenched room. another child, Dora, escaped as Spragg attacked his family.
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Bineewar
Caley Sprarg
Albert
Hoth
Erin
Dorenetatt
Spragi
Meyers
Ridgeway
Aran
Clint
Dora
Tie
Spragg
Nicaragua Bill Debated As Delph Voices Support
The senate again considered the Nicaragua canal bill with Delph speaking in its favor. Cockrell presented a house resolution for December salaries, passed. Sherman urged reducing the maritime payment to actual expenses. debate over Armenian massacres correspondence noted. Executive session followed, adjourned at 4 15.
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Delph
Sharman
Senate
Nicaragas
Hay Iss Pald
Toe Compani Ae Pees Sais
Japanese Army Advances in Cilina and New Chwang
A Secem4 Japanese Army column advances toward Fa Chow and New Chwang with light resistance noted. First army forces maintain contact as they push forward on multiple fronts. Chinese concentrations center near New Chwang while detachments move east of Hai Chi. Field Marshal Yamagate reported. Democratic senate moves to revive supplemental tariff bills despite caucus decision. Holme's Drug Store window displays glass.
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Maron
Yoromama
Fa Chow
New Chwang
Hai Chi
Yamagate
Senate
Yost
Berry
Wreck in a Tunnel Triggers Chicago Cable Car Disaster
A collision in the Washington street tunnel fatally injures two and seriously hurts fifteen with numerous others bruised. Milwaukee and Madison street lines collide as a Milwaukee car derails, crashes into a Madison car, then catches fire. Fire and rescue crews free trapped passengers amid chaotic scenes.
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Chicago
Cureaco
Den
Washington Street
West Madison Street
Milwaukee Avenue
Tuogel
Madison Street
Milwaukee Cveme Line
Gripman T. Jr. Moran
Milwaukee Evénte Line
Moran
Train Robbers Arrested in Terrell Texas Red River
Deputy United States marshals in Terrell, Kansas, arrest three men identified by passengers as the robbers who held up and robbed the Rock Island trail at Red River yesterday morning. The suspects, not named, have lingered in Terrell and are not linked to known outlaw bands.
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Rock Island
Indian Territory
Pension swindlers sentenced in port smith ark and todd ok
Special Examiner Stockslager reports Tom Bear received six years in the penitentiary and T J Thornton six months in jail with a fine for leading a large fraud scheme against government pension claims. Henry W Shoemaker and two companions found guilty of first degree murder in Todd store case and sentenced to life imprisonment. A Kansas City report notes a false claim about a Cook gang robbery at Hennessy is denied.
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Washmneton
Pension Bureau
Stockslager
Port Smith
Ark
Tom Bear
T. J. Thornton
Taylors Wim
Sixsats
Dea
Rucker
Taylor Brothers
Made Bad Money Had Their Headquarters in a Cave
A report details a scheme where the conspirators operated from a cave in Oklahoma, disguising financial operations as legitimate business. Authorities uncovered the illicit network, identifying key figures and tracing funds through shell accounts and offshore links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Counterfeiters Crack Underground Cave Raid
A posse of U S marshals raided an underground cave near Perkins after a tip from a drunken gang member. Fifteen suspected counterfeiters were rounded up, with leaders identified as Guy Harper L Crawford Joseph Tillery Jens Lockett and Sam Lockett. The cave housed beds art works divans and a safe with moulds and coins. Eight months of production were traced and shipments sent to other states. Tillery once worked at the Philadelphia mint. Perkins residents reacted with excitement.
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Perkin
Hirt
Carero
Care
Silver men to control Jantor Feller cites needed finance
A composite napkin of scattered wires reports Senator Teller of Colorado urging financial legislation while dismissing Secretary Carlisle and the Baltimore plans as unworkable. He predicts more bond issues as gold drains from the country and warns against an extra session. Also noted are bank liquidations and criminal lynchings in Missouri and Alabama.
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Jantor Feller
Senate
Wasaixeton
Senstor Teller
Colorado
Carlisle
Baltimore
Carliste
Youstry
Cleveland
House
Democratic-Popullar
Briefs From Wire Packed With Varied Notes Across States
Miss Bessie Gates of Guthrie Oklahoma cured of a mad dog bite by a madstone. Missouri discusses January interest on state debt. Burlingame, bank president of Springfield, arraigned and bound over but cannot post bond. Monett banks stocked with Winchesters ready for robbers. Lucy Edwards, 120, dies in Springfield. German agrarians favor American political ideas. Hen Coe, Oklahoma Populist stump speaker, under arrest. Timber on government land. Flora Frankenstein, Napoleon’s former cook, dies in Detroit aged 108. George Brooker, Macon County sheriff, involved in fatal shooting. Nitnets fatally shot by Jobo Fuller while attempting arrest. Exiled Salvador vice president Exteta plans return to oppose Gottireze. Civil Service Reform delegates meet in Crone with Carl Schurz. Robert Webster, farmer near South Haven, Mich, sets fire, wounds neighbor Engel Reasy, then attempts death. Arkansas and Missouri lumbermen meet in Little Rock to discuss price-raising pact. Recent rains end the drought in the Ohio Valley. rail water scarce. water trains run. Opening of Atchison electric railway draws crowds. Governor-elect Morrill speaks. Justice Pleid temporarily appoints Sacred Knight as US attorney for Northern California. Mr. Springer introduces Carlisle banking bill. referred to banking and currency. Navy makes last-but-one payment on Civilian indemnity claim of Joseph Quigley, released from Mary Island for absence without leave with $1900 check. Germany exports iron and steel to Great Britain, per US Consul Mason.
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Bessie Gates
Guthrie
Missouri
Burlingame
National Bank
Springfield
Monett
Lucy Edwards
State Department
Antonio Exteta
Salvador
Gotticreze
National Civil Service Reform League
Crone
Carl Schurz
Robert Webster
South Haven
Mich
Hus
Engel Reasy
Arkansas
Atchison Electric Railway
Morrill
Dambeau
Justice Pleid
Supreme Court
United States
Californ
Springer
Iliness
House
Carlisle
Secretary of the Navy
Mure
Joseph Quigley
Baltimors
Mary Island
California
Newcastle
Germany
Great Hritato
Mason
Frankfort
Hillnon's Carelessness and Lost Eyebrows in Tent Fire
A Valley Falls man recalls Hillmon and a camp accident when a careless gun misfired sending a charge into a powder can. The explosion burned eyebrows and mustaches from several in the party. Also mentions the Exposition dyer train, a watercolor of the Lake Shore route, and private lessons offered by local instructors.
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W. W. Nichols
Valley Falls
Ililmon
Suxiouy
Mao Uilimon
Hillman
Rae
Chicago
New York
Lake Shore
C.K. Whiber
Brigham Ave. M
Starzenski
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Holme's Drug Store
Royatty
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Portland
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Dee
M. M. Preston
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M. &. Preaton
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Richardsox
Merchants’ Bank of Hennessy
Merchants’ Fink
Cook
Kana Aycott & Co
Atreat Topeka Steam Saucrs
Sackson
U. S
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Strinermep
United States Supreme Court
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William Newby
Benton
United States District Court
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Shiloh
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Illinois
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Missouri Farmers” Institute
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St Jostre
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Alabama
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