Resseguie Resigns as Santa Fe General Superintendent
General Superintendent C F Resseguie resigns at the request of the road authorities. James E Hurley named successor and CAIN promotes to fill Hurley’s post. Vice President Kendrick unhappy with Resseguie. Mudge explains lack of detail but cites pressuring change. Resseguie reflects on career, says seeking respectable next position and intends to remain active in rail work.
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Mudge
Ressegale
Santa Fe
Rességulé
Topeka
Alice T
Rail Mien
Santa Fe rail changes shake up eastern and western divisions
July 5 marks a broad reshuffle at the Santa Fe with James E Tiurley named head of the eastern grand division and DE Calt appointed superintendent of the western grand division. Hurley remains unaware of his promotion and will learn of it in Topeka. Cain vacates as superintendent of the western division, while the future of the assistant central manager post is unsettled. Resseguie’s dismissal prompts rumors of Kendrick’s influence and Ripley’s approval, with no public explanation. Hurley’s rise follows a long Santa Fe tenure beginning in Cottonwood Falls, advancing to top telegraph and division roles.
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Honore Palmer’s Long Ride Arrives in Cleveland
Honore Palmer of Chickey reaches Cleveland after a long journey from Chitevro to Boston. Local coverage notes the arrival amid travel challenges and a ceremonial welcome.
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Chickey
Chitevro
Boston
American Dies In Fern New York Tragedy
An American, Dr. Thomes W. Foster, who accompanied American purchasers, died today in Fern New York. The report notes the sudden death amid ongoing orchestration of the expedition and names Boone Be ie as a person involved though details remain unclear.
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Thomes W. Foster
Topeka Fourth of July Plans at Garfield Park and Meade area
Topeka braces for a large Fourth of July celebration with Garfield Park hosting concerts, vaudeville, balloon ascent, high dives and a ball game. Railroads offer one fare round trips for picnic excursions. Meade place at First and Pillmoretrees also hosts an old fashioned event with races, dancing and a parade of speakers. Jackson's band will play and officers close public buildings for the day while picnic parties spread to Lake View and surrounding woods.
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I Balloon Ascension
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Bert Mayhue
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John D. Knox
Virginia Ret
Lost Deckhands Signal Coal Strike Clash in Pittsburg
Report notes a sharp shift in labor during a large coal shipment. Opponents accuse the coal combine of using deckhand scarcity to recruit Black workers at 360 per month, claiming the move swayed support amid ongoing April strike disruptions.
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Negron
Pittsburg
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Peat Ces
Combine
Peace Reigns As Civil Government Inaugurated In Philippines
Report from Laura notes the provincial see inaugurated in the Philippines marking the establishment of civil government over all provinces, signaling pacification progress. It cites the continuation of McKinley and Roosevelt era policies and invites the president to consider a general policy for civil order.
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Laura
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Gene Raculittigne
McKinley
Roosevelt
Emporia Big Day Plans With White and Miller
Washington reports William Allen White and General Wood dined with the president who outlined Emporia plans for a mid September visit to break ground on the federal building. A Miller tribute day, nonpartisan and business led, is planned with rail excursions and a grand crowd expected. White endorses the campaign while Miller enjoys the support and hopeful to secure a unanimous reelection.
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William Allen White
General Wood
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Emporia
Emporia Federal Building
Gaia
Miller
Business Men’s Association
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New York
American Jockey Wins Princess of Wales Stakes at Newmarket
London July 3. In the Princess of Wales Stakes for four year olds and a mile and a half, American jockey Martin rode Veles to victory. Pietermaritzburg with Cernon second, Lascaste third. The field drew scant praise as a doubtful lot for such a rich prize.
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Veles
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Pietermaritzburg
M_ Cernon
Lascaste
Munber
Morgan to Try New Electric Cure in London
London reports that Morgan will submit to Professor Finen's electric grit cure for a facial ailment. The strain of recent labors worsened his health, and he, a believer in electricity's therapeutic value, plans treatment by Finen's System aboard his yacht or at his London residence.
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Serpont Morgan
Finen
London House
Weather outlook for Fourth promises cool spells
Government forecast this morning projects generally cool weather for the Fourth with cooler nights on Friday. The morning minimum stood at 74 degrees as south winds at 12 mph were logged. Hourly readings from the government thermometer outline today's temperature pattern.
Trials and Disputed Elections Tie Castillanes Family
A parliamentary committee warns that Stanislaus Castillanes election may be annulled, with Jean’s case awaiting a ruling. The reporter notes evidence could render validation impossible. Weather notes and a separate item mention a $15,000 bid for a two year old from Ching & Co.
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Insurgent Senate Rift Rumors Fuel Kansas Politics
Dispatch from Washington spreads Unrest among insurgent senators amid Roosevelt Burton exchanges. Reports claim Burton’s reconciliation with Roosevelt, Beptie’s Parsons post appointment, and denials from Phil Campbell. Kansas factions debate fusion, district maps, and upcoming conventions as parties seek paths forward.
Kansas politics and Foley influence in federal appointments
A criticized scramble connects Foley with a foreman named Hens and a Democrat placed in federal office. Allegations claim Burton pushed the deal before Roosevelt could investigate, accusing it of political jugglery and patronage in Kansas.
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Kansas
Hoosevelt
Peter
Paul
Bourton
London King Edward VII Condition Bulletin Update
July 3 Buckingham Palace reports King Edward VII slept well with no new complications. Medical notes indicate drainage tubes removed, wounds granulating, discharge diminished, temperature normal since June 25, and overall progress deemed satisfactory. A 7 p.m. update says condition improved and pain reduced.
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British Medical Journal
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Taft Learns Philippine Civil Bill Becomes Law
Taft, civil governor of the Philippine Islands, received a long cable message from Secretary Hoot comtat lands and later Major Porter delivered it to Cardinal Rampolla. He was gratified to learn the Philippine civil bill had become a law.
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Cardinal Rampolla
Taft
Beymer Elevates to Auditor Posts in Rail and Steamship Firms
W. D. Beymer, longtime Santa Fe clerk, has been named auditor for the Central of Georelt Hallway and its allied Groan Steamship company of way innan. Born Clyde Ohio, he trained at Creston and Ann Arbor and worked for Baltimore & Ohio before joining Santa Fe, later serving Topeka and then as passenger agent. He succeeds H. A. Dunn, who becomes New York manager for Haskins and Stiles.
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Shoemakers Strike Idle Burlington Factories
Burlington New Jersey July 3 Four of the seven shoe factories in Burlington are idle today as about 700 workers go on strike. Plants affected include Budd Baby Shoe Co R T Weed Co the Standard Shoe Co and the Bastian Shoe Co. The seven factories employ more than 1500 men and women, and shoemaking remains the principal industry of Burlington.
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Anthony’s War Begins in Leavenworth Tension Surges
The Leavenworth Times notes growing agitation as Anthony supporters mobilize against Curtis allies. Indications point to confrontations shaping local GOP dynamics, with sentiment shifting after Curtis declared support for Batley. County Republicans fear a drawn out fight over a U.S. Senate seat.
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Covriy Tay
Wrecked by a washout and tornado sweep Michigan
Widespread storm damage hits Michigan and Wisconsin as cloudburst wrecks crops and infrastructure. In Michigan Grand Rapids area reports extensive fruit losses, downed wires, wrecked rail service, and a damaged Pere Marquette line. Wisconsin tornadoes devastate Caledonia and Raymond areas with fatalities and many buildings destroyed. Momence Illinois reports storm injuries but uncertain fatalities. Rail lines and bridges incur damage across multiple states, with several towns reporting property and livestock losses.
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Grai Rapids & Indianapole
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Miller Goes Free in Chicago Fire Case
The coroner's jury reports no bill on manslaughter charges against two Chicago officials linked to the fire at Luke's sanitorium. President Orlando Miller and Secretary Davin are freed as investigators note insufficient evidence for indictment. Drouth in New Mexico and other scattered notes follow in the chaotic transmission.
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Orlando Miller
Davin
Luke's Sanitorium
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