All for Munger Faces Party Realignments and Power Struggles
A fragmented report describes George S. Munger’s hold on Populist state machinery amid intra party jockeying. Key figures, including T. H. Martindale and Clarke, contest control at Kansas University circles, while others maneuver to influence the upcoming committee chair selection and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tgreen
George SM. Munger
Dommitvey
Erie
Amuways Torges
Pupifist
Manger
Chatrain
Tiddie
Alunger
Enid
Chalemain Tor
Carl Vrooman
H. & Chirke
Lawrance
Berton
Lynden
Guieil
W. T. Tipton
Logan
Munger
Vm Juyer
Werious Tora College
Trenda
Bromecourt
Bjerke
Gilles
Eilwart Martindalh
Lawrence
Kansas University
Lele eWlle
Mr Mun
John Bevides
Jourcal
Porter
Maetindste
Clarke Ty
Kent
Martindale
Prinstations
Dracon
Las Mittee
Two Candidates Named in Senior Maker’s Senate Race
The article discusses candidates Lambert Baker and Frank J. Brown in the Kansas state senate race. It notes Lambert’s alleged ties and support within Republican circles, while asserting Baker and Burton are the main contenders. It mentions concerns about party factions and potential conflicts over candidate perception.
Kansas City Republicans Failing Over Appointments
A downtown Kanes City report notes Republicans vie for a fourteenth district judgeship vacancy caused by a judge's death. The appointment will go to a gubernatorial choice by popular vote in the spring election, with party factions eager to gain influence. The district leans Republican, shaping who will be named to the position.
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Hepoliticam
Kanes City
Kan
Ecv
Judee Hh
Dench
Eprnig
Irpulika
Weill
Gill appoints Kansas backers to court posts amid debt settlement
Gill nominates Kansas men and allies to clerical and legal roles as he settles debts. Appointments include O A Davis of Cleveland as clerk and Lawrence H Sawyer as assistant attorney, with a master in chancery and state commissioners named from multiple towns.
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Cyrze Leland
Joseph A. Gil
Cuiby
Jude
Tala
Gill
Kansas
Lund
Gr Sre
O A
Davia
Cleveland
Sennon Hanna
Cuuries H. Sawyer
Connernicut
Luman
Parker
Local Atchison clash disrupts council session
Representative John Seaton of Atchison battles threats from rival forces and fights to support Congressman Curtis amid pressure in the ward. Leland-Haller factions warn of blocking Curtis’s return to legislature if concessions are not made, prompting a tense meeting led by the presiding official.
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John Seaton
Atchtsom
Congremman Curtis
Leland-Haller
Uni
Curtis
Trighten
Ned Pith
Negusize
Curtis Chub
Atchison
Deputy Marshal Trigs Hospitalized With Appendicitis
Deputy Marshal Trigs of the Wichita district, appointed by W Sterne of Topeka, has been sent to a Kansas City hospital for appendicitis treatment after several days of suffering. He resides in Garnett.
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Spitsh
Foc. Trigs
Wichita
Tripg
Garnett
W. =. Sterne
Tipeka
Murdered and burned in Alabama case shocks town
An article from Birmingham reports a grisly murder near Choctaw County. Mire Jennie Jones’s mutilated body was found in a ditch, with body parts and ax wounds indicating brutal violence. Suspects include a woman with a history of abuse who was jailed in Butler.
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Birmingham
Jennie Jones
Choctaw County
Weber
Butler
Tablereen
Four dairies form Illinois Pure Milk Company in Chicago
In Chicago on January slates four rival dairies unite to form the Illinois Pure Milk Company to counter a proposed milk trust. Charles Era leads the effort while brokers and dealers in the city have shown strong interest, securing about 60 percent participation before the expiration of the options on March 13. The consolidation involves a major New York partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicegt
Mil
Dairies
Iinels Pure Mil Company
Chirles Aera
Feht Trust
Frm
Uhc
Ety
Jeeo
Pritetpal
Pierre Ant Ube Cormaldation
Bordua Alu Company
New Vor
Patriot Priest Funeral Draws Thousands in New York
A vandalized fragment reports the Patriot Priest service in New York with Path er Malone’s remains moved to St Peter and St Paul for final rites. Notables mentioned include Benjamin Piero, Levi Morton, Bath Lowe, and ex President Harris. Governor Roontson? represented by military secretary. public attendance and warnings against counterfeit tonics noted.
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New York
Pony
Pather Malone
St Peter and St Paul
Benjamin Piero
Levi Pe Morton
Levi Pe Morton Sgid Bath Lowe. Ex-President Herrisct Baw
Roonsvett
Dewitt
Death of E. T. Osborne Ex Congressmen Passes Away
Pennsylvania born former congressman E T Osborne died in Washington. He served as a Confederate superintendent at Andersonville prison. Osborne was elected to Congress from Pennsylvania and will be buried at some local cited location.
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E. T. Osborne
Pennaylonois
Congressiman
Washington
Jin
T. Oeborne
Harrison May Face Call for Extra Session to Aid City
The text notes Harrison will not ask Governor Tanner for an extra session to authorize city aid for Bardia. It proposes instead to rely on County Clerk Koopt and risk the court forcing Knopf to provide more funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivas
Omrer
Hanrrisen
Tanner
Caifl
Bardia
Toxlay
Unclear hospital incident with mysterious death report
A fragment describes a hospital superintendent and a patient death with limited details. It mentions a caretaker refusing to speak, a deceased individual named Rat, and two coffins prepared at the hospital. The text is fragmented and lacks clear attribution or a full sequence of events.
Shot Through His Hat Son of Doctor Narrow Escape
A Frobert rifle incident on Monday afternoon nearly injured Charles Lewis, son of Dr J P Lewis. A violent youth, described as the son of E Gull, fired at him point blank, a shot piercing his hat but causing no serious harm. The event prompts debate on child safety and parental responsibility.
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J.P. Lewis
Charles Lewis
Tews
E. It. Gull
Lewis
Pingree to bolt. Michigan politics stun observers
Detroit January 2 reports say Governor Hagen S Pingree may bolt the Republican party affecting the next campaign. Democrats cautious, McMillan Republicans unshocked. Rumors tie Pingree to Democratic circles through close associates. Observers note his session actions lean toward helping Democrats.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Hagen S. Pingree
McMilan
Pineres
Pingree
Elliott G. Stevenson
Inn
Dona M Dickinson
Cornish Irritated on Stand in Molineux Trial
New York January 2 Keladdi Molineux trial testimony continued as Cornish faced harsh cross examination aimed at damaging his character rather than testing prior statements. He showed irritation when questioned about his life and private matters as attorney Weeks pressed for details.
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New York
Cornish
Keladdi Molineux
Adams
Weeks
Unclear Weather Forecast Entry But Winter Tone Emerges
The fragmented forecast notes a settled pattern with tonight and Wednesday readings. It indicates warmer conditions midweek, mentions a cold spell previously, and records a 15 degree minimum with a 23 degree maximum. weather outlook is uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Deaths and Funerals note Harvey Ly the son of
Death notices indicate Harvey Ly, son of Mr and Mrs HS Ohmer, died Monday afternoon at 2 20. Private services will be Wednesday at 7 pm. Body to be sent to Dayton Ohio for burial per advices from Santa Fe general offices. Weather: coldest morning of winter with temps from eight below to 20 above. light snow flurries reported. no storm.
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Harvey Ly
Mex HS. Ohmer
Dayton
Ohio
Senta Pe
Santa Ye
Iiltuols
New Mexico
December Kills May Hartville Missouri Crime Report
A fragmented December report from Hartville Missouri details a murder involving nine year old eed and a violent severing of a head connected to a plot with Jane James and John Hunter’s kin. Police hunt for a mail sack robber as a hack driver finds a feathered sack end near Sixth Avenue and Jackson. A separate note mentions a New York toy company failing with a capital issue and leadership changes including Thema Young and W Sneda.
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Hartville
Jane
James
Moore
Eed
Manes Lant Rishi
Ars Moore
John Hunter
Coe Winning
Corkhil
Sixth Avenue
Jackson
New York
Chien and
Txiag
Redifera Thema
Young
Inmice W. Sneda
Two Boys Sent to Reform School for Burglary
Leonard Fenimore and Allen Ayers two boys ages 13 and 17 were sent to Hutchinson reformatory after pleading guilty to grand larceny for breaking into a Meat Market at 203 Kansas Avenue and stealing $2.65 and a box of candy. The judge denied a jail sentence and ordered reform school custody, noting reform offers better prospects and parole if they remain law abiding.
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Leonard Fenimore
Allen Ayers
Golte
Hutchinson Reformatory
Fenimore
Avers
Kansas Avenue
Draker
Fenimere
Netman
Jetmore
Hagen
Flaren Anid
Dela
Reformatory
Sworn In Cabinet Members Take the Oath in Havana
In Havana on January 2 at 11 a.m. General Wood’s cabinet members took the oath of office in the throne rooms. Officials present included Alex Sopton and Senator Sheatom, with ceremony overseen by Generals Wood Bad Chaffee and Culunda Ridesrits. The oath followed the standard allegiance to the United States while under the current administration.
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Wood
Havana
Senor Stradine
Qalace
Jenny
Prevent
Allegian
United Stat
Proclamation Abolishes Slavery in Manila Province
A naval officer arriving from Guam reports Captain Geary, naval governor, has issued a proclamation declaring the abolition of peonage and slavery in Manila Island with the order taking effect February 2. The document frames peonage as a threat to liberty and a violation of American constitutional rights, while noting the removal of Spanish priests for stated reasons.
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Manila
Guam
Geary
Poonane
Leary Matsp
Boers Surprise Retreat at Dover Farm
A force of 107 Canadians from the Toronto company 200 Queenslanders under Col Richards with Major De Rougemont and Lt Tiyan set off from Belmont toward Cook's farm marching twenty miles. They faced Australian opposition near depot with two killed and three wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmont
Cape Colony
Associated Press
Dover Farm
Toronto Company
Aepot
de Friuges
Ure
Queenalund
Farmer Gives 1000 Dollar Lawton Fund Donation
Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department handed Adjutant General Corbin a hundred dollars in gold for the Lawton fund and called it a farmer's contribution. Another donation received by Gen Corbin was a one thousand dollar check from J Pinepoint Morgan of New York.
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Morgan
Washington
Jan
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Adjutant General
Corbir
Tar Department
Lawton Fund
Gen. Curbin
J. Pinrpoint Morgan
New York
Conspiracy Triste End. Hearing Concluded In Senate
The high court hearing on the conspir ges concluded today as counsel spoke briefly before the panel. Deliberations were not expected to begin immediately and no further action was disclosed.
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High Court
Senate
MW Guerin
Poe
Speer Relieved of Debts by Court Order
Henry C. Speer, once connected with a bond brokerage and involved with western railroad firms, was relieved of debts by Judge Gragacup. Debts listed include 157,000 and 798 dollars. Pratt & Pratt previously tied to the association were discharged from related indebtedness.
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Speer
Abicagé
Jan
Henry C. Speer
Gragacup
Pratt & Pratt, Hl
Zion City Located North of Chisago on Lake Iohiena
C BP Crawford, holidaying in Topeka, received a telegram announcing Dr Dove's Zion city is situated north of Chisago on Lake Iohiena. Crawford, a Topeka native studying ministry in Chicago, becomes Zion college commerce instructor and a Deer Park farm family member. He will reside in Zion City and continue to Smelt re.
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C. BP. Crawford
Topeka
Dr. Dove
Zion City
Ieee
Chisago
Lake Iohiena
Crawfort
Chicago
Zion College
Washburn College
J. M. Crawford
T. P. Crawford
Deer Park
Crawford Witt
Zlun City
Bethany Matron Resigns Prompting Appointments
Mrs Florence I Walkering resigns as Bethany college matron after years of service and moves to Pittsburg Kansas to become hospital matron. Mrs MH E Vantner of Topeka is appointed to succeed her Bethany plans to reopen after a two weeks vacation.
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Florence I, Walkering
Bethany College
Pittsburg
Kansas
Hospital
MH. E. Vantner
Topeka
Walker
Bethany
Bushnell Presents Last Message to Legislature
Governor Bushnell’s final address to the Ohio legislature urges careful primary election reform and notes the steady balance between capital and labor. He praises state arbitration and factory inspection efforts while calling for safeguards to protect workers and curb the influence of capital without harming lawful enterprise.
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Columbus
San
Bushnell
Ohio
Boart
Department of Workshop
Testate Board of Arbitration
St Louis Lights Go Out as Edison Contract Ends
In St Louis the city’s incandescent lamps were turned off after the Missouri Edison contract expired. Public institutions parks and alleys from Washington avenue to Keokuk street were dark except for candles and coal oil lamps. No arrangements exist for continued service while arc lights on corners remain lit under a different contract with Missouri-Edison.
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St. Louis
Missouri-Edison Electric Company
Washington Avenue
Keokuk Street
Mixsouri-Edison Company
Hotel for Women Funds Pushed Toward Completion
In New York a $400,000 subscription completed for a women’s hotel project intended to provide affordable, quality accommodations for well-supporting women. Planned cost around $809,000 with construction to start after finalizing drawings. The initiative aims to offer respectable lodging at nominal rates for its guests.
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New York
Wanted Housekeeper For Widower Or Bachelor
A garbled early notice seeks a competent woman for housework with terms like mild wage and steady light duties. The ad appears in a wartime or family paper and mentions language ability and adaptability, inviting interested individuals to respond via the journal.
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Tare Journal
Care Journal
Sonus Indy
Mi Acocare Journal
Hospital ship Misouri leaves Mania with 286 sick soldiers
Surgeon General Sternsbire received a cable stating the hospital ship Misouri departed Mania on the diet ultimo bound for San Francisco carrying 286 sick soldiers aboard.
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Washington
Jan
Sternbsire
Mis ‘ Gouri
San Francisco
Major Rogers Relieved as Attache in Paris
Major Alexander Rogers of the Sixth Cavalry has been relieved from duty as military attache at the U S embassy in Paris and ordered to join his regiment in the United States. The Logan dispatches from Beyerk Soveds bor 30 has arrived Mere ly to Manila.
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Rogers
Washington
Alexander Rogers
Sixth Cavalry
United States
Paris
Hhle
Oingepure
Beykerk
Manila
Wanted Male Help for Life of the Great Evangelist
Advertisements seek energetic men and women to take orders for a life of the great evangelist. Earn daily commissions up to 7 dollars. Includes references to Bent Semple and Philadelphia, PA. Also notes machinist positions at Capital Iron in Topeka.
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Semple
Ranress Gove
Philadelphia
Wanted Miscellaneo us aircon cae yeti
Classified notice style listing various wanted and for rent items. Includes vague references to office space, cheap goods, winter harness, and multiple room rentals in several streets. Readers are invited to respond via city references and addresses noted.
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Horns and Wife Board
Tate Lacasion and
Price
Pare Journal
J. P.S
Care Journal
Registration Notice for Precinct Reorganization and Ward Changes
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines registration or election notices detailing ward and precinct boundaries for First through Fourth Wards. It describes streets and intersections in each precinct, indicating north south and east west divides, with references to Kansas Avenue, Washington Street, Tyler Street, Western Avenue, and center lines. The text is garbled but centers on official delineations of wards, precincts, and boundary lines for voter registration or municipal election purposes.
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Chandler Street
Victor Meas
Tyler St
Probate Court
Shawmes County
Kansas
Topeka
M A. Funchess
Fishey
Ane Aveni
Senet Im Stent
Wees
Kansas Avenue
Wetonlin
Feneer
Gonton
Washington
Kaas
Waslington
Fish Street
Katinas
Eiewyn
Heventh Street
Theron
St Une
Eleventh Street
Tts
Center
Linn
Deffarsen Strong
Meisseeh
Hartison
Centar
Iethy
Culley
Piercy Wrest
Foweth Ward
Kansan Everime
Iin Avenue
Marin
Tyler
Tyler Aireet
Weetern Avenue
Rulon Avenue
Sones
Topeka Avenue
Chester
Rania Vena
Santine
Aidan
Sth
Jefferson
Draigth
Einth
Elghets
Riehtn
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Florence L Walker
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Hotel For Women
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