First District Republican Convention Names Delegates
The First district Republican gathering at Leavenworth chose delegates and alternates to the Chicago convention, with Lt. Gov. A. D. Parker and other leaders backing Roosevelt. Anti Curtis factions nominated Anthony and party leaders defended the regular ticket and credentials committee amid contention over seating and ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud-macking
W. Fr
Donat
Atchison
J. W. Flem
Jacken
Swith
Bank
Wenworth
Tik Rowna
J. N.saie Paneer
Follswing Congression Commission
Leavenworth
George Wo Hawk
Nuwaha
Arthur Capper
Shaw Wee
Jesup
Néanul Gellot
Hansas
Theodore Foosevelt
Urtis
Veciemary
Nee M. Bacoti
Dackegpe Tryyny
A. Newman
State Journal
Welt
DR. Anthony
A. J. Willte
Mintsen
Cass Broaccick
Jefferson
Salvo
Anthony
Fort Scott Library Opens Carnegie Building in Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas tests a new $18,000 Carnegie library building opened to the public after eight or nine months of construction. Architect Van Brunt of Marion City designed a brick and stone structure with gas and electric lighting. The main floor will serve as the city free library under a $1,500 annual enlargement plan, while the lower floor houses city mines and the board of education. Interior decoration continued after delivery due to partial funding, with acceptance deferred to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ecolt
Kan
Carnegie Library
Twentine
van Brunt
Irancas
South
Rorary Bulciies
Carneell
Board of Education
van Hrant Wis
Gift to Kansas University Endows Hospital in Rosedale
Mrs. Elmeon of Rosedale Kansas has given the University of Kansas twenty five thousand nine hundred dollars. The gift is a land trust of 449 acres in Jackson and adjacent counties with cash equalization if land value fails to cover the amount. It funds a hospital at Rosedale connected to the university and memorializes Dr Bell's wife, now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. U. Kana Aa
Elmeon
Rosedale
Kas
Katinas
Mig Amnmunt
Jackson
Counties
Mbesourk
de Eit
Bell
University of Kansas
Senate debates urgent deficiency bill in Washington
The senate opened the session with the urgent deficiency appropriation bill and debated amendments. A loan of 4 600 000 was proposed for the Louisiana Purchase exposition with potential points of order. after amendments to permit displaying range cattle from both sides of the quarantine ring, the motion was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Railiy
Culberren
Bear in His Dooryard Attracts Bangor County Fair Plans
Newcombe Parker of Wicklow Maine reports a bear sleeping in his doorway after finding a hollow log opened and a plug secured with spikes. He plans to show the bear at county fairs once it wakes and is caged. Also details on a romance scandal involving Hattie Burdette and John W. Buehler with a $25,000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Newcombe Parker
Wicklow
N. T
Parker
Palmer Parker
Bex
Cottiges
Mackinac Island
Hattie Burdette
John W. Buehler
Garden City Bank
Miss Burdette
Mr. Buehler
Buehler
Sisk Burdetty
der Ty
Resignation of Virel church pastor Dr Stanley
Frederick B. Stanley D D announced his resignation from the Virel Presbyterian church where he has served for years. He will become secretary to the National Sabbath Union based in New York City. Dr Stanley was a leading local minister noted for controversial marriage ceremony edits. Empty Dory Floats ashore near Brigatine after a big storm. Lifeboat patrols search for missing crew and wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atanne Wry
Reo. S—Ur
Fred—erick B. Stanley
Virel Presbyterian Church
National Sabbath Union
Heastquarters
New York City
Dr. Stanley
Atlantic City
Political Notes From Osage County Nominating Conventions
Benater H. Miller renominated for state senate at Osage county convention in Lynden Tuesday with Hoch and J. M. Miller named for congressional delegation. J N Dolley endorsed for state senator by Wabaunsee county Republicans and likely to be nominated. W W Creech of Herington announced as candidate for Dickinson county representative. Republic County reports strong anti Relly sentiment. Some name Frank Nelson as possible state treasurer candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benater H. & Miller
State Senate
Osage County
Lynden
Hoch
J. M. Miller
J. N. Dolley
Wabamses County
Dolley
Wabaunsee
Geary
Riley
W. W. Creech
Herington
Dickinson County
Republic County
Frank Nelson
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Harriett Webber in Newes Year
Mrs Harriett Webber died Tuesday at her home southwest of town. Funeral was from the home Thursday at 7 p m. The notice appears in a local service listing with connections to H J Lee Commission Company. The surrounding text covers grain and market notes, including wheat, corn, oats, cotton, sugar, and wool reports with various city references and names, reflecting a busy regional commerce page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Webber
Newes Years
H. J. Lee Commission Company
Commission Merchants and Recelvata and Shippers of
Erin
Kansay Avenue
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gara
Ranepededa
COPE
Chicago
Menace to Bachelors in Dubuque Iowa Club Orders Marry or Ostracize
Twelve Dubuque society girls form a Leay Year club promising that any member who does not wed by January will be ostracized and not invited to social events. The rule is publicly announced with a dinner where each bethrothal may be discussed, and the man may be shamed if he does not accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leap Year Club
Dubuque, Is
Dubuque Society
Wlnd
Preferred Death at Fort Hamilton Raises Inquiry
Private Frank Smith buried at Cypress Hill is said to have killed himself after being ordered to duty by a surgeon major while sick. Officers decline comment. A Board of Inquiry investigates alleged ill treatment of sick soldiers at Fort Hamilton as soldiers testify in ongoing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cypress Hill
Frank Smith
United States
Hillery
Fort Hamilton
Smith
Ubon
Hearst Proposes Bill To Reform Commerce Act
Representative Hraret of New York introduced a bill to strike from the act of February 1966 a section regulating commerce with foreign minting, and to amend provisions on offenses after passage. The measure targets penalties, imprisonment, and related enforcement, seeking changes in the existing statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hraret
New York
Ferélan Mintiote
Amore the
Markets Today Bullish Corn Pit and Heavy Trading
Markets today show bullish sentiment in corn with heavy trading. Wheat and oats advance as May and July futures rise amid war and supply concerns. cattle and hog markets improve in Chicago and St. Louis with higher receipts and prices. provisions strengthen on grain gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wis Xizo
Waele
Swrsike
Bruce
Urownsd Ae
Annexpolis
Duluth
Luyers
Tere
Bullich
Cnenise
May
Pic
ST@esse
Cate
Focal Shorts
Luc
Maylard
Lee
New York
Wall Street
Metro
Politan Street Railway
W. C Whitkey
Metropolitan Street
Realty
Chicago Union ‘Traction
Pain Central
Feel & Point
Pennsylvania
Tal
Meena
Fiebt
Ooen
Berinayieanin. T
Metropolitan Securities Toet A
Weatloghiine Electric
Heupel Se
Watt Sault Ste Marie
Ite
Aslaware
Hudson Ie
Also Mentioned on This Page
RobesIn
Firat
erick _shotiys Atchison
Doniphan
Semaha
Jon Cafind
Battte Cormmittes
Ira IF
Coline
Santa
Bhawnee
Br. Anthony
Haleen
Wingressmaan
D. BR. Anttony
Leavenworth ‘Times
Kansas
Offica
Susipu Pemiior
Seth
Congress
White
A. E. Crane
Jude Broderick
Jackson County
Crane
S. 5
Kort
John Fremine
Horton
PD W. Bell
Ed Meeney
Congressional Committee
Atchigan
J. W. Coleman
Brown
John Robbins
Donighin
E.kins Jackson
Johnn Q. Myers
Kirkpatrick
W. L . Biddle
Nemabs
W. H. Jordan
Biddle
Jordan
Myers
Curtis
Mnt
Curts
Thal
Fort Scott Library
Bear
Tritter
D Myadeys
Jfon
Galveston
Tex
Sutter
Cromiery, Ege
Atchison Globe
Taesager
Haarris
Centrum
Gueurnor
Kensis
Wool Market
Hearst
J. E. Gall
West Bixth Street
Sarreipan Sane Christe Grain and Stock Co
West Sixth Street
Christie Spray Stock Co
Kansas City
Fesous
Louis
St. Louis
Texas
S.agris
Ieeeia
Western Sheen
Gunbins
Lee Cash
Ees
Gyoamers
Iaewe
Gairy
JeaKe
Cherse
Dubles
Wie
Mewile
Young
Americas
JeRe
Lake Erie and Western Centeal Railroad
New Jersey
Pacito Coast
Corn Products
Commitee ‘Ovisions
Coltbars
al SS
Mercini
Anderson & Co
Bert Simons
The
Cannons
Canada
Virginia
Spanien
Topeka
Boston
Kanaas City
Geeton
Amal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!