Brown vows to get even despite Leland schemes
Newton Kansas July 1 ex State Senator Milton Brown of Finney County says he was defeated for a U S judgeship in the Indian Territory after Leland pressed to back Harry Bone and oust Mike Sutton He claims Leland promised favors but he refused to switch support and insists Baker dominated Kansas political patronage despite Leland’s influence and Burke era politics.
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Milton Brown
Cy Leland
Newton
Kan
Finney County
Washington
United States
Indiana Territory
St. Louis
Wichita
Leland
Mike Sutton
Duegate
Harry Bone
Indian Territory
Trer
Powell Clinton
Arkansas
Dick Kerens
Missouri
Breal
Ollake
Dnn
Tadisa
Washlexton
Kansas
Baker
McKinkey
Dormur Sey
Washinton
Bakers
The Lord Will Provide in Hampden Township
Theodore Whileme, a Hampden Township farmer, explains his idleness as part of a religious experiment urged by Theodore Williams. Williams, a devout believer, claims daily Sabbath practice and divine aid for his family of five while others question the approach as they strive for better crops.
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Pitsburg
Theodore Whileme
Hampto Township
Ar. Willams
Busind Tully
Williams
Mesquite Bean Crop Boosts Mexican Coffee Substitute Use
Texas reports the largest mesquite bean crop in state history. West and south Prairie lands are covered with bean pods as the beans, resembling coffee in flavor, are parched for beverage use. A revived venture by St Louis and San Antonio men aims to market the bean mixed with coffee. Also note a testimonial on Minute Cure from Geo W Stansfield about relief from croup.
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Phin
Seo
Ban Aments
St. Louis
Unanimous vote removes Boyd from state council post
The executive council declared the sion of chief ciuyser at the state mM. The place held by te A. Boyd, in CANE GN at the ext mibeting of the coun cil which will be held Monday afternoon. WHE Mleot Nie anecetsam Governor Leedy, Alditar Morris, Secretary Bush and Superintendent Stryker Were the ofly members the ooimoll brment that the vote removing Boyd was Unanimous, Frank Brown and Willis Battershitt of its vityary candidates for the position which pays $1,000 per year.
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Sion
Ciuyser
Te A. Boyd
Cane
Leedy
Alditar Morris
Bush
Stryker
Ooimoll
Boyd
Frank Brown
Willis Battershitt
Pensions Held Back For Fiscal Year Start
Washington July 1 More than a month pension certificates held by the government have halted in the pension bureau this ends an order effective May last to avoid increasing deficits by delaying payments to the new fiscal year. The deficiency is said to exceed 310000 with 12000 to 15000 certificates accumulated. regular issuing will resume now. Billionaire's Wife Elopes From Los Angeles Mrs John Bradbury and TH Russell Ward, an Englishman, reportedly eloped with a destination said to be Australia. Ward has left his wife and two children touring Europe. Hammocks and Freezers at Kitewell &Marbare’s Garfield Park July 5. Marshall's band hosts three concerts barbecue, fireworks. take lunch.
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Pension Bureau
Los Angeles
Cal
John Bradbury
Russell Ward
Australia
Santa Monica
Ward
Europe
Kitewell & Marbare
Garfield Park
Marshall
Ute
Mrs Morrill III Stricken in Boston Home
Mrs Morrill III is seriously ill at relatives’ home in Boston while ex governor Morrill and their son Fred have been visiting Europe. The family feared for her life as Governor Morrill returned to Kansas and then joined the European trip.
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N. Morrill
Boston
Major Morrill
Forsaken mother seeks help after betrayal and abandonment
In Fort Scott a distressed young woman, newly married to shield shame, seeks police aid after her husband abandoned her. She has a two month old infant and little money, recently from Leavenworth hospital, formerly Mapleton. A separate traveler abandons a baby at the Memphis station, leaving clothes behind. The infant is placed in the care of the Calamose Keeper Dearth.
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Fort Scott
Judee Shipp
Day Wiyant
Leavenworth
Mapleton
Kansas City
Marshall Willams
Calamose
Dearth
Agit Yemen
Roselade
Sheriff Defies Court In Contested Reform School Case
In Winfield a clash between the sheriff and the probate court heads to the supreme court. The dispute centers on who should take Albert Brows to the reform school after an order sent him from probate. custody and transport became entangled as habeas corpus proceedings failed and officers faced contempt. The case saw sheriff Rothrock and others repeatedly refuse to relinquish the boy, prompting attachments and continued judicial action.
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Winfield
Supreme Court
Albert Brows
Reform School
Metain
Anastras N
Frank W. Sidle
Rothrock
O. P. Fuller
Sid
Corner Cooper
Ate
Juller Skinner
Rothrook
Skinner
Pasteurized Butter Shipment From Hesston Plant
Newton reports J H Montay a dairy division agent has finished work at Hesston Creamery and plans to ship 1300 pounds of pasteurized butter to Landen. The process included pasteurizing cooling to 46 degrees ripening and churning. The 24 boxes of 56 pounds will depart tomorrow and take about 12 days in transit with a month for results.
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Newton
J. H. Montay
Department of Agriculture
Hesston Creamery
Landen
A Brave Emporia Girl Letter Seeks Bullet Proof Test
The letter from Marie Tudor to Lieutenant Sarneck of the Austrian army, dated June 9, offers to be shot at in his bullet proof cloth for a large reward. She states she is willing to risk her life as no one else volunteers. The note, published July 1 in Emporia, describes experiments with the armor and a living subject.
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Emporia
Marie S.tudor
Sarneck
Marie Ludorff Offers Help in Wartime Telegrams
A wartime note from Marie L Ludorff, General Delivery Clerk, expresses readiness to come if needed and remarks that her offer has not been accepted. The message requests telegraphic contact and signals concern over war risks and family absence.
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Marie L. Ludorff
Miss Ludorff
Woodworth Takes Charge at Atchison Home for Soldiers Orphans
Major C A Woodworth of Bingham assumes leadership of the Kansas soldiers orphans home in Atchison as the Populist board reassigns 26 positions. Superintendent C H Faulkner shifts to Minneapolis after last fall's GOP losses. New appointees include Chaplain Ray J J Comer of Atchison and Rose Fransfield of Leavenworth, with Miss Hattle Thompson named assistant supervisor in Atchison County.
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C. A. Woodworth
Atchison
C. HE. Faulkner
Bingham
Kansas
Chaplals
Ray
J. J. Comer
Eoyerness
Rose Fransfield
Leavenworth
Hattle Thompson
Atchison County
STATE TENNIS TOURNEY ENTRANTS FOR AUGUST LISTED
Emporia organizers gather interest for a state tennis tournament. J B Scott reports letters from cities like Flutchinnon Newton Topeka and Hiawatha promising players or support. Most towns favor early August to allow Kansas representation at the inter state Omaha event with Missouri Nebraska and Iowa also to be represented.
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Emporia
J. B. Scott
The
Tennis Association
Flutchinnon
Newton
Topeka
Hiawatha
Kansas
Omaha
Missouri
Towa
Nebraska
Kanee
Waterworks project to avoid Italian labor works rival
Newton waterworks will not hire Italian labor. Secker decided this approach was not admirable while pumps and pipes tests proceed. Other notes report local deaths, marriages, lawsuits, and weather damage across Kansas towns.
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Newton
Secker
Lawrence
Harvey Stanley
Eudoys
Stanley
Hesper
Quaker Church
Edmund Stanley
Garden City Joints Win
Garden City July 1 The W and T U lost its fight on the joints of this city A test was made in the case of J Hinkle and George Heck Nearly all the men of the town were summoned as witnesses against the defendums and an entire day was consumed but the court dismissed the case without hearing the defense Justice Dester s Brother in Law Henry McLean who is Chief Justice Dester s brother in law and was appointed as an assistant supreme court reporter has removed from Marian to Paola where he has associated himself with Senator W Crossan in the practice of law The work af reporter Hoss met ceceeny Garg rest amount of rae
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Garden City
J. Hinkle
George Heck
Justice Dester
Henry McLean
Dester
Supreme Court
Marian
Paola
W. Ff. Crossan
Hoss
Ceceny Gar Grest
Rae
Deadwood
Pelle Fourche
Three V Ranch
Yelle Fourche
Public meeting eyed after Woodworth crackdown in Seneca action
Seneca reports attorney Woodworth breaks up five joints and destroys quantities of liquor, closing the leading gambling law. Public meeting planned Sunday to endorse Woodworth. In Jewell City a Missouri Pacific depot robbery using nitroglycerin yields $190.
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Seneca
Gany
Woodworth
Pacific
Jewell City
Missouri
Anderson to Scotland After 42 Years Away
Salina reports Thomas Anderson left for his native Scotland after a 42 year absence. He plans to sail from New York on Saturday with his brother facing some difficulties, as details from his homeland emerge.
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Salina
Thos. Anderson
Scotland
New York
Suilire
Mr. Anderson
10 000 000 DOLLAR JOB Chicago July 1 Street Railways Franchise
Chicago officials announce an ordinance empowering the Metropolitan Traction Company to build over 20 miles of street railways across Cook County outside Chicago. The $10 million project aims to link all towns and villages to the city limits with freight runs after certain hours. Backers include notable financiers amid rumored ties to major utilities. No payment to the county is specified.
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Chicago
Metropolitan Traction Company
Cook County
Ines
J. Pierpont Morgan
P. A. Bwidener
W. L. Elkins
Charles T. Serkos
General Electric Companys
Rail for a Pillow Near Wellsville Deliberate Tragedy
Three men lying on railroad tracks near Wellsville Missouri were struck by Wabash train number 6 at midnight. One man’s head was severed, another’s head mutilated, and the third badly injured with internal injuries. Doctors say the injured men have little or no chance of recovery.
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St. Louis
Wellsville
Brevoort House Sold for Modern Renovation in Chicago
Alexander Hannaly and David Hogg of Hannah & Hoge purchase the Brevoort house at 143 and 145 Madison Street from Geo. Hoffman for 500000. The eight story brick hotel will be remodeled at an estimated cost of 25000, with papers to be signed soon. New owners plan a deluxe transformation to a first class property.
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Chicago
Alexander Hannaly
David Hogg
Hannah & Hoge
Geo. Hoffman
Madmen Street
Maison
Washington Street
Chamber of Comerce
Calhoun Pice
Galety Theater
Hannah
Brevaort
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
Wheat opened steady with a Norfolk style drift amid dull trade as September eased from a near unchanged start to a lower price. July deliveries light. Corn followed wheat with easy trading. local receipts small. Provisions and hogs showed modest moves while cattle and sheep receipts remained mixed with cautious demand.
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Yestery
Uy Re
Liverpool
Brice
Ligit
Wheat Market News and Receipts Report
Market gossip and receipts from grain brokers show steady or fir demand in wheat and corn. Reports include seasonal price expectations, harvest outlooks, and weekly shipments, with references to September futures and regional yields.
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W. A. Michsel Commission Co
West Sith Ave
Werner
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