War Talk Flare Ups In Copeland Hotel Fray
An old quarrel between Col Gordon and Capt Coney resurfaces at the Copeland hotel as Coney accuses Gordon in a heated exchange. Gordon knocks Coney to the floor, Coney rises to receive another blow, and both men are restrained by bystanders. Atherton intervenes to end the disturbance.
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J.C. Gordon
Copeland
Pat Coney
Copeland Offee
Orlan Athertale
Byron Roberts
Mr. Gordon
Coney
Casey
Gurdon
Gordon Saik
Independence rumor sale denied by Stratton telegram
A garbled note from Gelpple Cerek mentions not selling for 27,000,000 and cites W. S. Strat fuo's independency claim at Nietor Cala. Stratton replies by telegram that the Denver rumor of the Independence case is unfounded and the wine is set for sale to anyone at any price.
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Gelpple Cerek
Dausy
Jan
Stratfuo
Nietor
Cala
Stratton
Denver
Buchan Summoned for Federal Court Contempt
W H Buchan and F Hutchins of Kansas City were cited to appear in federal court today on contempt charges. The case arises from state court actions in Jackson County that allegedly violated an order setting the title to lands.
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Federal
Hare
United States
W. H. Buthen
F. Hutchins
Kansen City
State Court
Jackson County
Itte
Winter Far Away Weather and Election Scenes in Kansas
The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather across Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, and nearby regions, with Sunday sunshine noted. In the city, Nels McCosnell and Deputy Woillleana attended the election office opening as clerks organized the polling setup and security.
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Lave
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Premium Un Goly and Government Loan Impacts Gold Premiums
The Evening Post reports the government loan call sparked a premium on gold collapse. Brokers cite arbitrage in settling credit against a past gold order and expect no premium on gold for delivery today. Analysts note dealers paid two eighths of one percent for settling contracts, signaling weak demand.
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Loum
Neer Yous
Jan G
Evening Post
Pramius
Mt Wax
Pramiuis Gare Enek
Big Colliery Burned at Trintan Mine
A mine at Trintan owned by Lente Lilly Co was destroyed by fire last night. The incident involved Mananor Orry of Pa and occurred January 8 at Mon ater pare No 2 colliery, causing extensive damage to the facility.
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Mananor Orry
Trintan
Lente, Lilly Co
Fico
Topeka GA R and Business Club plan Soldiers Reunion
The G A R executive committee led by Major T J Anderson calls a meeting to organize a Topeka soldiers reunion and fall festivities. Aimed at attracting state visitors, the plan envisions a week of events with a commercial club role and support from Topeka business leaders. The meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 in the old courthouse with a large turnout expected.
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G. A. RB
Topeka
Old Court House
G. A. Repasta
T. J. Anderson
Shawnes
Wedcawsy
Oielock
J. Andersos
J. M. Miller
W.H. Horaudy
A. A. Raub
G. W. Parker
Beanton
L . Titlotean
Topeke
QA. R
Tennion
J. E Hoagland
N. B. Page
Whiting
Alberta
Rapaton
Popence
Topeia
Apps
Commercial Club
F. O. Popenun
C. 5
Eilhott
Poortoe
Gentlemen In- S
Lavello
Senate Substitute for House Bonil 8111 Tas
Senate finance committees report a senate substitute to the house bond bill. The substitute aims to retire small notes and create a silver seigniorage fund to redeem greenbacks, with gold or silver options. The bill, including an agriculture duty increase, will be considered by the Senate tomorrow.
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Wasurxeres
Cenate
Senate
Miners Enter Politics in Alabama Labor Rally
Twelve thousand free coal miners in Alabama, meeting in Stedman on June 6, empowered the district assembly of the Knights of Labor to engage in state politics. They aim to influence elections, nominate Julio Lamont, president of the assembly, for the legislature, and likely seek a congressional candidate next.
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Stedman
Emourseonam
Ala
Reighta of Labor
Alabama
Hell
Pstmubent Partes AM
le Jon
Julio Lamont
Assembly
Congress
Kepley Bond Filed and Sheriff Appointments Set
Sheriff elect Kepley filed a 20000 bond with 40000 sureties Joab Mulwase A J Arnold and John Ritchie. Kepley said deputies names stay as listed. Mrs Anna Katherine Huar, 81, died at her son in law Ed Buechner’s home 122 West Gordon Street yesterday at eight. Funeral at 2 PM from home to Topeka Cemetery.
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Kepley
Joab Mulwase
A J
Arnold
John Ritchie
Kansan Hepburn dodges on Allison boom and McKinley odds
Washington report on Representative W. P. Hepburn of Town who visited Kanees City and Topeka, avoiding specifics on the Allison boom and Lim's actions. He says Kansas leans McKinley, cites old residents' support for Allison, and deflects requests for names and details, promising disclosure only when ready.
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State Journal
Hepburn
McKinley
Kansas
Kundan
Allison
Kansas City
Leland
Mr. Leland
Kassaa City
Uriss
Topeka
Topake
Gold for Silver Plan Proposed by Gold Mine Owner
Stephen H. Emmons, president of a New York gold mining company, writes to President Cleveland proposing that the treasury engage with gold mine owners nationwide to place gold production at government disposal in exchange for silver coin. He claims mines under his control could supply a large output without bonds or interest, boosting domestic currency and international reserves.
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Cleveland
New York
World Today
Stephen H. Emmons
No. 1
Broadway
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Dennis Dumford Escapes County Jail to See Parents
Deasia Dumford, a tough youth sentenced to the state reformatory for stealing bread tickets, escaped the county jail Sunday evening but was recaptured before nine. He went to his parents' home to bid them farewell before returning to Hutchinson, stating he wanted to see them one last time.
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Dennis Dumford
Deasia Dumford
State Reformatory
Jet
Burdge
Hutchinson
Dunford
McKindeys message calls study of municipal law and parole proposal
Governor McKide proposes a general law for city governments and says life prisoners may be paroled after ten years if appropriate. Other items note Omaha bicyclists opposing a wheel tax and city council moves toward strict wheel-use rules amid street hazards.
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McKides
Omana
Omaha
Ex-Senator Ingalls Dropped From Loyal Legion Roll
Leavesworth June 6 The Evening Standard reports ex United States Senator John J Ingalls of Atchison has been dropped from the Loyal Legion of Kansas at Sta moothly meeting in this city. The vote whether to drop him was unanimous after debate over his request for first class membership and the impossibility of changing his class. About fifty members attended.
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Leavesworth
Evening Standard
United States
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of Kansas
Sta Moothly Messing
Ingalls
The
Loyal Legion
J. H. Gilpatrick
Utah Celebrates Admission Into the Union With Ceremonies
Utah is admitted as a state with self government extended to its residents. A noon oath of office for state officials marked the occasion in Lake City with a holiday, decorated streets, and a grand parade led by Grand Marshal Burton. Acting Governor Richards presided as Wilford Woodruff gave a prayer for national welfare and religious freedom. The proclamation of statehood by President was read, and Governor Wells delivered the inaugural address.
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Lake
Utah
Richards
Naucoas
Burton
Maine
Third South
Penrose
National Guard of
Arcenal Hill
Michards
Wilferad Woodruff
Mormon Church
United States
Joseph L. Rawlins
Wells
Uhal
London Chamber of Commerce backs pacific trade ties
A cablegram from New York reports the London chamber of commerce council unanimously approving a resolution praising the New York chamber of commerce for peaceable relations and trade between peoples. The note is signed by Secretary Murray.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Loxpox
Chamber of Commerce
Council of the London Chamber of Commerce
Council of the
London Chamber of Commerce
Murray
Armes Back to Prison After Appellate Ruling
The district court of appeals overruled Judge Bradley and ordered Major Armes remanded to military custody after his habeas corpus release. The dispute centers on General Schofield's authority as acting secretary of war and his contention that Armes issued an insulting letter.
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Schofield
Wasuteroy
Armes
Major Armes
Army
District Court of Appeals
Bradley
Police Chief Probes Drunken Extortion by Officer Washburn
Officer Homer Washburn is relieved of duty as the police board considers charges of drunkenness and extortion. He allegedly took $2 from two men caught gold-handed in a stairway and later admitted taking the money while drunk. The city faces a purge of the force amid prior scandals and political influence.
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Homer Washburn
Washburn
Burn
North Topeka
Journy
Wilkerson
Police Board
No Fighting Today at Havana Warns Spanish Officials
Spanish officials report no near term fighting between Spanish troops and insurgents around Havana. Captain general gathers western troops while awaiting moves, with insurgents said to be shifting west in Pinar del Rio. A train wreck near Puerto Principe injures several passengers and kills the engineer. Diario de la Marina offers no news and advises serenity despite Gomez and Maceo’s proximity.
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Havana
Jan
Futum
le Mot
Thia
Pinar del Rio
Neuvites Puerto Principe
Diario de le Mariss
Gomez
Maceo
Wilder Brother to Lecture at Topeka on Brains of Men and Apes
Prof Burt G Wilder of Cornell University New York, brother of Edward Wilder of Topeka, will lecture Monday evening January 1 at either the high school auditorium or Library hall. The talk titled Brains of Men and Apes Their Resemblances and Differences stems from Wilder's long scientific experience and original research. He comes to Topeka at the request of the city's Scientific club.
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Wilder
Cornet
Selvential
Evering
Burt G. Wilder
Cornell University
New York
Edward Wilder
Tig City
Topeka
Peckham Seated as New Associate Justice on Supreme Court
The newly sworn justice Took his seat today after a brief oath ceremony. The associate justice is described as having an impressive presence and striking personality, leaving a strong impression on attendees at the installment on the highest court amid formalities.
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Supreme Court
Wasutxoron
Parkham
Supreme Bench
Agroan
Brief House Session Sets Up Allen Swearing In
The Utah seat row figures in as Clarence I Allen awaits credentials. House members note governor and officers signed under the president's proclamation today. Adjournment follows, with debate on clerk hire cuts in election office and a Hazen ruling on mortgage decree pending appeal.
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Allen
Utah
Warmmveros
Broderick
Kansas
Clarence I Allen
Utal
Rhodes Quits Cape Colony Premier Post Names Successor
News confirms Cecil Rhodes has resigned as premier of Cape Colony. Sir Joules Habbson accepts. Ste 3. Gordon Sprigg KC becomes premier, previously colonial secretary and former premier. Delayed dispatches from Johannesburg describe intense excitement as townsfolk moved into the mines and surrounding area. Provisional government formed, facing Kruger’s regime with calls for reforms and protection of Uitlanders amid rising tensions and a deadly railway wreck in Natal.
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Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Joules Habbson
Ste
Gordon Sprigg
M.G
Rhodes
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