Kansas Historical Society annual meeting honors late Adams
The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Kansas Historical Society opened with tributes to late Justice Adams. D W Wilder and others praised his work guiding Kansas history. The gathering discussed past war figures, museum leaders, and the state’s heritage as members elected new directors and officers for the coming year.
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Sie
Wari
Humfiter
Tate
Eden County
Hohard J. Hinton
Hrooklyn
PF i Adams
Kankas
Manny Wer
Fritian Museum
Nechine Ee Nea
Soyie
Jmdee Adama
Wilder
Metcalf
Kansas
Kannan
Kaun Todas
Anses
Matelig
Belter
A. M. Harvey Teal
Tonseer
Iid
Adam
Wildes
Pisani
Alec Free
Nutube
Jutice Adama
Aptariuniey
Kinase
Techie
Himerte Vila
Julie Adams
Nielone
Pipla
Kingman
Blinax
Reat Watherer
Bern
Paige
Hooke
Indy Fink Ung
Adams
Frlionita
Juhn 4
Hawkell-Lawrencoes
E.R. Coomwill
Tuepelu
Vise
John Pran
Eb Poldny
John
Uckie
Topuke
W. Martin
Kansas City
D. H. Anthony
Leavenworth
Em Kater
Topeka
Charlew W. Barnes
W. EB. Shieh
Fort Biot
J. A. Hieger
Hutchinesa
Arthur
John Seaton
Atchison
John Lees
Wichita
EF Ware
Hen
White Emporia
We. Wilder
Hiawatha
John Wright
Superlin City
Alg
Forney
Capt
Fertre
Hockwell
Junction Cy
Monorary
Clark Pett
New York
Burtoe Pond
J. W. Ontas
Lawrence
Wi. Wyman
Omaha
Warren Uptram
Pay Willam Martonald
Meeting of the State Historical Society Recalls Civil War Skirmish
Report of an Upprewettative Heat meeting recounts Lieut Jake Whisner of the Twentieth Kansas detailing a recent battle scene. Eugene Ware spoke about The Neutral Lands as he urged readers to protect white homes and lands, amid mentions of Indian and settler tensions and a call to action.
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Jake Whisner
Ly Belelf
Combang
Kansas
Whissor
Eugene K. Ware
Lunda
Osisos
Not a Monopoly What May Happen In Event Of Bitter Fight
Fragmentary political discussion outlines a Republican senatorial race with names such as J A Troutman Johnston J R Barton and Senator Baker. It debates possible candidates and party unity amid potential divisions and strategizing for the state convention and supreme court influence.
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Baker Beokmine
Disnapion
Republican
J. A. Troutman
Tvann
Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Johneton
J Johision
Tie
Murkery
Namidiate
Anon
Politi
Sawnaine
Tadeo Johnston
Conetitus Euey
Bonds Held Up Over Unregistered Securities
An auditor reports no securities registered until old bonds are cancelled. County records show bonds issued by W Thorn and connected parties, with action pending cancellation. Officials deny negotiating new issues until existing debts are cleared, awaiting department confirmation before formal cancellation takes effect.
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Atale
George I Coletas
Phillin County
W. Thorn
Not A Candidate Senator Morrow Declines National Convention
Senator J. Morrow of Washington county spoke in Topaks yesterday amid confusion over convention bids. He denied seeking a national delegate at large and indicated he may instead pursue a district position or remain uninvolved. Local reporters noted tensions and unclear party plans amid the murky proceedings surrounding the upcoming convention.
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Morrow
J. ©. Morrow
Washington County
Mornay
Olreiara
TWO BALL CIRCULTS. Loftus to Manage Chicago Club In Opening Season
Loftus declares relations with the Chicago club are pleasant and he will manage when the season opens. Philadelphia reportedly accepts no new eastern move, strengthening Chicago and settling the American League balance. The piece notes unsettled staff and possible changes with Obi and New York as factors.
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Grand Rapids
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Gelleriue
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Obiengo
New York
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Philatelphia
Cuminkey
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Chicago
Queer Actions of a Stranger in the County Jail
An unnamed man, brought to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Williams and John Wilkerson, was found starving in a haystack near Silver Lake. He claims to be Himiin but refuses to identify himself, claiming he is not ready to reveal details. Sheriff Cook notes he appears rational yet erratic and exhausted, preferring to stay in jail rather than leave.
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Sherif Williams
John Wilkerson
Silver Lake
Atchison Urges Local Candidate for Congress
Howe argues the First District quarrel should be resolved by backing an Atchison man for Congress rather than Batley or Curtis. The Atchison Globe cites local talent and calls for an independent approach with local backing to attract national attention. Herbert suggests replacing factions with a convention or placing both Curtis and Bailey on the ticket as independent Republicans.
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Joan J. Ingalls
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Hatley
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Herbert
Brown County
Bailey
Bundesrath Seizure: Cargo Cleared and Release Planned
Hamburg reports cable from the Bundesrath crisis states all cargo discharged and manifests match. London telegram says Britain will release the steamer soon after confirming no contraband found and resolve seizure dispute promptly to prevent recurrence. The German court has not yet issued a decision.
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Prin Court
Hertin
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London
Mormon Church Speaks Through Its President Lorenzo Snow
Senator Teen today presented a memorial from Lorenzo Snow of the Mormon church on polygamy. Snow states the church has abandoned plural marriages and unlawful cohabitation, and that members who break laws on polygamy or cohabitation bear their own legal responsibility.
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Washington
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Teenline
Beamt
Mormon Church
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Chevy
Woodruff
Tas
Wtvte
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Ueae Bi
Omeer
Special Pension Bills Anger Senator's Ruling Stirs Veterans
Kansas City January 1 Attorney L D Le Tosh says a letter from Congressman Bowersock reveals Senate rulings are hostile to special pension bills. Le Tosh sought a pension for his widowed mother, and Bowersock notes that such bills are annually considered in the pension committee.
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Senate
Kansas City
Attormnes LD
le Tosh
Tosh
Bavine
Bowermock
Topeka copper wire theft case in district court
In Topeka district court today Lynch and Bayliss face theft charges for stealing copper wire from the subway company. They allegedly removed wire from poles on Oxid and McInst, stripped insulation, and sold it in Lawrence. The pair demanded separate trials. Lynch is being tried first while Bayliss awaits.
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Topeka Rubway Company
Lynch
Samuel Baytex
Subway
Lawrence Amd
Lytch
Bayliss
Parner
Nelice
Place for Mr W Carthy to Manage Standard Office
John ateCarthy formerly private secretary to J Frey while general manager of the Santa Fe has been appointed manager of the Standard Company in Topeka. He succeeds J F Crennan killed by a Santa Fe switch engine in the yards ten days ago. McCarthy came to Topeka with Frey years ago and has become well known. Mayer of the Kansas City aero company praised the appointment.
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J. Frey
Santa Fe
Standard Company
Topeks
JF. Crennan
Heer
McCarthy
GW. Mayer
Kanaan City
Nurning Bien
Baltimore & Ohio Stockholders Reelect Directors
Baltimore stockholders reelected the old board of directors at the B and O meeting. John K Cowen was re elected president in Baltimore on January 17.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John K. Cowen
Bank Robbers Blunder In Tygart Valley Bank Breaks In
Bank robbers forced entry at the Tygart Valley bank in Good Haut Phillip West Virginia during the night. They blew open the gate and secured between six and seven thousand dollars before fleeing.
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W. Va
Hobbers
Sye
Commercial club plans to host state party conventions
The Commercial club meets next Wednesday to study securing state party conventions in the spring. Considerations include extending the Grand Opera House stage to cover the floor for over a thousand people and opening balcony seating. Top City lacks suitable halls, but Grand and Topeka Hotel capacity are noted. State committee meetings are to follow within three weeks.
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Topalis
Hamilton Hall
Topeka
Commercial Club
Arthur Clark Named Ward Manager for Curtis Campaign
Arthur Clark of Leavenworth succeeds Fred Willard as ward manager for the Curtis campaign in Leavenworth. A former strong Lewelling ally who later fell out, Clark exited the official puddle until Leedy’s governorship. He shifted to Republican ranks under Lelia in 1916 and 1908 worked for the state committee led by Morton Albaugh, now seeking the county central committee chairmanship in the next campaign.
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Leavenworth
Fred Willard
Curtis
Chirk
Lewelling
Clark
Leedy
Lelia
Morton Albaugh
Turbinia Turbine-Powered Vessel Fastest Yet
The Turbinia the first steam turbine ship has set a remarkable speed over 40 miles per hour eight knots measured mile efficiency shows steam use of 14 6 pounds per 1 000 horsepower. Faster destroyers and turbine ships are planned for British service by Whitworth and Armament.
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Micialy
Tunisia
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Goltie
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Alien
Humor Snippets Featured in Daily Paper Dialogues
A collage of witty exchanges and humorous lines from various papers. Jokes touch on opera, music, electric cabs, and social pretensions with a light New York and Cleveland flavor. Notable quips include a misfired compliment about love and a theatergoing tactful barb.
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Iady
Boston ‘Transcript
A.D
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kansas Postmasters Appointed in Fourth Class Districts
Washington January 17 The following fourth class postmasters are appointed for Kansas Mary Bearvade for Bernalke county replacing J B Keedy removed Eatonville Cowley county A G Sowers replacing F W McAlister resigned The brief notice lists the new appointees and the counties involved.
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Washington
Jan
Bernalkene County
Mary Bearvade
J.B. Keedy
Eatonville
Cowley County
A .G. Sowers
F. W. McAlister
Wheat and market closes steady amid wet weather pressures
Chicago and Liverpool markets show light gains and steadying factors as wheat trades firm near May futures. May climbs briefly before retreating. corn and oats rise amid strong receipts and demand. Provisions gain on higher cash and trading, with mixed futures and steady cattle futures in Kansas City and Topeka markets.
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Troy
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Timothy
Topeka
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Giford
Comstock
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New York
Sitingen
Uptown Gossip and Market Moves in New York
New York dispatch notes a flood of speculation with rich financiers using unlimited funds to push marginal bets, while major rail and steel interests shape the market. The Philadelphia and Pennsylvania lines draw attention as the stock trades within narrow ranges amid Executive and corporate maneuvers.
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Navie
Ant
Shur
Bocne
Bre Gus
Im American Steel and Wire
Crowel
Paul Cayning
Sein
Fendsylvania Company
Thie Road
Beene Sory
He and
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Oadile
Hudson
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