Expeditions Set To Search Arctic For Missing Polar Hero
Reports from Kansas City indicate Captain Ernest Andres, brother of the polar explorer, has prompted several European expeditions to seek traces of his missing party. Leaders include Baron Toll and others, with routes looping Norway to Siberia and Cape Chelymaxiu as summer plans unfold.
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Kansas City
Jirelyn B. Baldwin
Kansas
Arctic Fame
Associated Press
Ernest Andres
Sirindiers
Fraco- Ret Baron
F Vor Toll
Europe
Asia
Norway
Nova Zambia
Cape Chelymaxiu
Siberian
Bering Strait
Haron Nordennkiotd
Canta W. Pode
Ger- Shona
Praia
Duke of Abrussi
KILLED BY BOXERS IN Peking MASSACRE CLAIMS
New York July 6 according to secretary Ty son of Cyrus Meld Judson Miss Mary Condit Smith sister in law of Judson has been killed in Peking amid reports foreigners were massacred. Judson pressed Washington for news and was told there was no hope for her safety. Also notes related to Mrs Smith and family links to Havana Tokyo and Washington with mentions of Justice Field and Hendersons heading to Yellowstone and coast.
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New York
Tyson
Cyrus Meld Judson
Mary Confit Smith
Judson
State Department
Washington
Miss Smith
Bliss Smith
Conger
Lieutenant Key
Tokio
Bos
Leonara Wood
Havana
Condit Smith
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Noted Kansas Orator Praises Bryan Nomination Speech
Kansas City speaker voices strong support for William Jennings Bryan, arguing democracy on one platform across the nation, praising his courage and conscience. He compares trusts to threats and urges voters to back Bryan to preserve liberty and freedom globally.
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Kansas
Bryan
Kansas City
Jonn H. Atwond
Mr. Bryan
Webster Davis
David Bennett
Rim
Atlantic States
Nebraska
America
Ike Hanna
Uke Elin
Transvaal
South Africa
Non
Penle
Mryan
Tillman Joins Populists at Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City July 6 populists welcomed Senator Tillman at the Populist headquarters amid cheers and a mingling crowd. The session featured praise for the Democratic platform and talk of cross party unity with Towne Bryan and the ailing alliances. A long conference followed an extended social huddle as leaders debated strategy and platform alignment.
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Kansas City
Ben Tillman
Tillman
George
Willams
Gottleman
Jerry Simpaia
Mr. Willisons
Ben Tolman
Joe Waters
Kansas
Charles Towne
Popcullen
Silver Republican
Golegate
Jowral
Peter Ringal
Minnesota
Bryan
Towne
Jerry Simpson
Democratic Party
Ben Tilman
James Maguire
Tarone
John Breidenthal
Webster Davis
Frank Peltret
Rathens
Chicago
Hats Invade Press Quarters In Kansas City
In Kansas City on July 6 women reportedly entered the press area and seized vacant seats. Many wore high hats, a sight that unsettled the crowd including Kansas lawmakers and businessmen. Judge W S Glass of Margaritie was involved as the scene unfolded.
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Bo Oegas
Kansas City
Correct
W. 5
Glass
Aflec
Convention spectator from Abliene draws Kansas crowd
Special to the State Journal from Fanses City on July 6 reports Col EC Litt le of Abliene observed the nominating proceedings. He wore khaki attire from his Philippines service and attracted attention for his military air. The crowd enjoyed the scene as Davis declared for Bryan during the afternoon.
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J Fanses City
EC. Littte
Abliene
Col. Little
Philippines
Little
Webster Doyle
Davis
Bryan
Roosevelt faction fades as Stevenson favored for vice presidency
Kansas City dispatch reports a hazy vice presidential scene at the convention. Stevenson leads delegates, Towne follows, Danforth gains strength, and Kellar’s backers debate nomination. Nebraska and Arkansas leaders favor Stevenson, while Sulzer credits party harmony and recalls upcoming ballot choices.
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Kansas City
Stevenson
Towne
Eliot Danforth
Kellar
New York
Croker
Tammany
Senator Hill
Harmony
Danforth
L. Metcalfe
Nebraska
Bryan
Metcalfe
Jones
Arkansas
Richardson
Sulger
Sulzer
Tamman
Will to Fight for Independence Amid Burgher Stand
A front dispatch notes General De Wet remains unfurled in the field as Kruger asserts the South African republic will fight for independence while five hundred burghers endure. Doyle estimates fever toll and medical effort amid Bloemfontein cases and deaths.
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Qoem Paul
London
DeWet
Omm Lal
Telegraho
Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
Watervalouder
Herr Kruger
South African Republic
Conan Doyle
Bloemfontein
Doyle
Five Deaths From Heat as City Endures 90 Degree Day
Chicago records five more deaths and 13 prostrations as heat tightens its grip. The deceased include Dr. Robinson Tripp, 79, at home. Andrew Cusiman in hospital. Ludwig Ribas, one year old, at home. Wmatecuer at home. and John Leach in hospital. Senator John C. Spooner, serving his second term, will retire and not seek reelection, citing upcoming state senate elections altering the successor race.
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Chicago
Andrew Cusiman
Ludwig Ribas
Wmatecuer
John Leach
Spooner
Milwaukee
John C. Spooner
United States
The
Sentinel
State Senate
Revival of Steel Trade Intensifies Wall Street Hope
New York July 6 reports of visits by top steel executives and a sharp stock rise foster belief that key measures to improve industry conditions are being planned. A director says talks with leaders from Federal Steel Carnegie American Steel and Wire National Steel Lacksawanna and Maryland Steel aim to end demoralization, fix lower prices for pig iron and billets, and establish harmony across major firms.
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New York
Wall Street
Gary
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Carnegie Company
National Steel Company
Lackswanna Steel Company
Maryland Steel Company
Hessemer
Fire at Standard Oil works rages at Bayonne docks
Still burning at Standard Oil company works in Con stable Hook Bayonne New Jersey. Fire department and company fighters battled fumes overnight with limited effect. About 3 15 a tank ruptured gushed liquid and naphtha spread in all directions. No injuries were serious today.
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New York
Standard OM Company
Constable Hook
Bayonne
Fire Department of
Standard Oi Company
McKinley Hears News From Kansas City
President McKinley received bulletins from Kansas City all day with messages read aloud by Secretary Cortelyou. The president and Mrs McKinley then took a long drive about Canton after learning of the convention's adoption. No actions or reactions indicated displeasure or surprise.
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M’kinley
Kansas City
Canton
McKinley
Buieting
Cortelyou
Molin
Negro League Officers Kansas City July 6
Kansas City reports changes in Negro National League leadership as the Longs win top posts. Officials announce new officers and ongoing plans for the season.
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Negro League
Kansas City
N. National League
Berlin Market Swoon Magnified Says New York Bankers
In New York on July 6 observers dismissed sensational Berlin dispatches about a German monetary crisis. They cited declines in German markets as mainly in speculative stocks and Chinese funds, with Frankfurt and Berlin drops modest, and KUHN LOEB and Heidelbach Ickelheimer noting no foundation for panic. James Stillman of National City Bank said Berlin’s distress was greatly magnified.
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New York
Berlin
Wall Street
Alexander John & Co
Hamburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
George Sands Promoted to St. Louis Kansas City & Colorado GM
George L. Sands former Santa Fe official is named vice president and general manager of the St. Louis Kansas City & Colorado railroad with headquarters in St. Louis. A board meeting granted him full authority over construction and operation following Bir L M Fouts resignation to join the Allegheny Improvement company.
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George L. Sands
Santa Fe
St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Railroad
St. Louis
Bir. L M. Fouts
Allegheny Improvement Company
Cotton Manufacturers to Curtail Output in Mass Reduction Plan
Fall River July 6 The selling committee of the local cotton manufacturers association estimates that by next Monday two million spindles will join the movement to curtail production for four weeks between July and September 13. This means a reduction of a million pieces and a loss of half a million dollars in wages to operatives.
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Fall River
Mass
Cotton Manufacures Association
Bio
Court frees Sipido in Wales plot case. editor dies
Brussels reports the Assine court found Jean Baptiste Sipido acted without discernment after firing at the Prince of Wales and sent him to reform school. Richmond Dispatch editor Col. C. B. Cawarin dies of typhoid fever at age 48 in Richmond Virginia.
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Brussels
Assine
Prince of Wales
Jean Baptiste Sipido
Sipido
Mert
Pensehot
Miire
Richmond Dispatch
Ichmond, Va
Col. C. ©. B. Cawarin
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