Senator Burton Visits Topeka for Reciprocity Speech
Kansas Senator J R Burton arrived in Topeka from Washington and will speak at the Copeland tonight on reciprocity. He stays several days, with Mrs Burton, and plans a stay of a month or more in Kansas before joining a senate committee trip to Hawaii. The public curiosity centers on whether he will issue a conciliatory stance or attack political enemies, while his exact position on the state party platform remains uncertain.
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J. R. Burton
Topeka
Washington
Copeland
Republican Plaiâ Beau Club
Burton
Kansas
Ogee Surtan
Senator Burton
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Turton
Autene
Senate
Howell
Sermtor Burton
Hawaii
Nation letter from Mrs Nation to Barber county friends
The State Journal received a letter from Mrs Nation written from Grand Forks North Dakota. She lists travel through Minnesota and North Dakota towns and recalls a divine command to go to Kiowa to break them up. She alleges legal troubles including slander divorce multiple legal actions and a beating involving a police officer and jail time.
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The
State Journal
Grand ‘Rapids
Fairmount
Kiowa
Coney Island
Mandeufs
Carrie Nation's Prohibition Letter Urges Kansan Voters
Carrie A Nation writes from Minneapolis under the Central Prohibition Committee banner denouncing Republicans and urging Kansans to elect F W Emerson for governor. She condemns a three week quarantine, praises prohibition, and frames the political fight as a battle for humanity and national peace.
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Wichita
Kansas
Emerson
Tate
Tim
Central Prohibition Committee of
Minneapolis
Tte
Numanity
Carrie A. Nation
Arresting Strikers at Williamstown Prompt Fear of Militia
Harrisburg sheriff warrants ten Williamstown strikers for inciting to riot and interfering with deputies protecting nonunion workers. Deputy assaults during prior clashes spur potential militia call from Governor Stone. Twenty rioters arrested at Williamstown and held for court. sheriff moves hearings to Harrisburg.
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Reift
Williamstown
Lykens
Stone
Bell
Ball
Nanticore
Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Nichols
Adam Ruscavage
John Dempsey
Mitchell
New York
Unitid
Europe
Mr. Mitchell
President to Rest in Oyster Bay With Limited Staff
President and Secretary Cortelyou plan a brief restful holiday in Oyster Bay. No elaborate office. two stenographers only. Two rooms in a bank to host the office while most business will be sent to Washington for handling by White House staff or departments. The president will not receive delegations and will limit nonurgent correspondence.
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Oyster Bay
Cortelyou
Omece Ptes
Washington
White House
Corre Poutonece
Boer Leaders Coming to America For Relief Funds
New York dispatch reports Louis Botha Dewet and Delarey plan a post Europe visit to America if circumstances permit. The leaders aim to raise money for Boer war victims in a venture organized by correspondents Tsewor and others, per World London special.
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New York
The
Daily Mail
Pietermaritzberrg
Louis Botha
Europe
Dewet
Delarey
America
Sten
Almecit
Tsewor
King Sleet Nine Hours From London Bulletin
London reports the king slept nine hours as doctors monitor his condition in the recent bulletin. The July 71 update notes a natural sleep and continues to describe easing symptoms though slight discomfort persists.
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London
King
Deluge in N Y and Allegany County Damages Roads
A Belfast to Portageville flood surpasses Johnstown in impact while Belfast reports no casualties. Allegany county suffers heavy rain, washouts on the Rochester division, trains abandoned, a bridge swept away, and livestock killed by lightning. Mohawk valley floods threaten crops, and Erie railroad announces single-track operation with both lines to reopen later.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Belfast
Portageville
Rochester
Pennsylvania Road
Johnstown
Glan. N
Allegany County
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Balamanca
Hoonakavile
Lehtning
Paul Fahey
Allegheny
Utica
Mohawk River
Rome
Mohawk Valley
Erie Railroad
Associated Press
Hornellaville
Dale
Wareaw
Swalak
Canaseraga
Heat claims lives as Pittsburg endures record heat
Pittsburg reports a deadly heat wave with at least one fatality and many prostrations among mill workers. By 10 AM the temperature hit 85 degrees and kept rising, threatening the year’s high. Last night was the hottest of the season with widespread suffering.
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Pittsburg
Aguinaldo Coming to United States This Summer
A Boston dispatch reported by World says Emilio Aguinaldo plans to leave Manila for San Francisco and then proceed to join his former secretary Sisto Lopes. He will travel directly from Boston and then begin a voyage toward independence efforts.
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New York
Male
Boston
Aguinside
United States
Manila
San Francisco
Sisto Lopes
Sasha
Mattesesas 2 Sten
Impressions of Germany by Max Thymian from Santa Fe
Max Thymian a transfer tableman at the Santa Fe car shops writes from Germany about his Rhine trip and visits Bonn Bingen Hagarth Heidelberg and Thüringenwald He notes wine regions vines peasants and grape harvests and mentions relatives seen during his journey He plans to return to America later this summer
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Max Thymian
Santa Fe
Germany
Bingen
Niederwald
Hagarth
Heidelberg
Thueringenwald
Rhine
Hij Niles
Actin
Thisatan
America
Uney
Massachusetts Merchant Faces Flag Desecration Charge
Quincy MA merchant George Whall of Tleage's Neck was arraigned on a charge of desecrating a United States flag and held for trial in July. He allegedly burned a flag in rubbish he collected but said he did not notice it. Whall reportedly rescued the flag before reporting to police.
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Quincy
Mase
Ace T
George Whall
Tleage
United States
Whall Ponti
Ana
Whall
Union Men Alert Victory in Vinewood Controversy
Union leaders in Topeka announce a campaign to enforce a union scale on Vinewood Park railway and local contracts. Henry Weddington is elected president and M Younkin secretary as about 260 members push for broader union labor access, with bids for sewer and paving projects increasing throughout the city.
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Laborers’ Union
Henry Weddington
M. &. Younkin
Topeka
Jrst
Vinewood Park
Vinewood Ailway Company
Santa Fe
Vinewood
Vinewood Company
Int Line
Union
Tol
Toxeira
Copeka Tua
Paverett
Jaid
Washburn College
Sante We
M. E. Younkin
Woman Shot Through Window Near McPherson Kansas
Miss Maude Holes was shot in the head neck and chest through a window screen at her home seven miles north of McPherson Kansas Saturday night. She was on the porch with her mother minutes earlier and remains unconscious. No. S088 is suspected.
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McPherson
Kan
Horticulturists Meet in Leavenworth Judge Hawns Office
Leavenworth County Horticultural Society gathered Saturday afternoon in Judge Hawn's office at the courthouse with President Holman presiding. The brief meeting focused on stall fruits and apples. Strawberries were discussed with a suggested price, but some skepticism arose over profitability. Forecasts mentioned few peaches and plums for the year and notes on new berrying canes.
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Leavenworth
Natore
National Council Meets At Reading Of Paper On School Taxation
National Education Association meetings open with J M Greenwood of Kansas City Schools presiding as teachers gather for the National Council and Indian education sections in Reading Pennsylvania July 7. Discussions focus on tax funding for rural and urban schools, salaries, and centralized administration.
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Association
Elsation
Unitariae
Nat Schack
Hurriaburg
Pennsylvania
Besteere
G. Lane
Hools
Wallaee
Audh Way
Pantin
Pune
Usaion
Greenwood
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Eanans Chey
Als
B. Gilbert
Rochester
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Willand Harrin
United States Core
Mitzioner of Education
Couronne Vanesan Oesma
John W
H. P. Peaks
Haske Institute
Kan
BE. T. Mearthur
Sisseton Indian School
South Dakota
C. el Pierce
Biggs Institute
Christie Co loses bid against Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City July 7 report that Christie Grain & Stock Co seeks to block the Chicago Board of Trade from quoting prices, alleging bucket shop activity. The case questions proprietary rights and possible state action, with appeals to the U S Supreme Court anticipated.
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Kansas City
Chicago Board of Trade
Christie Grain & Stock Company
Chi Board
U. Supreme Court
Ja Mseult
Seer Ako
Eral
Teds
Board of ‘Trade
Weather Sketch of Rain and Temperatures Report
The forecast called for generally fair weather with possible showers in the east this afternoon. Rain last night ranged from 0.6 to 1 inch, a light shower occurred at noon today, Sunday’s high reached 9 and low 7. Today’s low was 66 with northeast wind at six mph.
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Tontehit
Rain totals map shows wide county discrepancies
A weather map by Observer Jen nines indicates rainfall varying from about an inch to over four inches across counties. Eastern division lists several counties with scattered totals, including Labette, Cherokee, Bourbon, Coffey, and Franklin, among others, reflecting uneven precipitation across the region.
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Allen
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Cherokee
Brown Marahee Belles
Ponta
Poe
Wavahouee
Morris
Chant
Coffey
Greenwood
Washington
Clay
Fragmented OCR Listing Shows Names and Numbers Across Regions
A scattered OCR fragment lists numerous names and figures such as Dickinson Comics and Hepubinett with percentages and codes like 2.8 percent and 1.98. It references places like Stacseg and Kiowa and includes multiple person-like entries and divisions, suggesting a damaged catalog or local notice page rather than a cohesive article.
Coronation date set for early August in London
King Edward will be crowned between August 1 and August 16. Recovery has been rapid and details were decided today though no official announcement has been made. The pageant through London streets and the ceremony at Westminster Abbey will be considerably curtailed. The royal procession will travel from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey to Whitehall and back along the same route as the coronation of Parliament.
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London
Edward
Westimingier Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Whitehall
Parliament
State Charity Board Finds Surplus as Year Ends
The state board of charities and corrections reports a $35,000 surplus to return to the treasury and about $320,000 in contracted goods paid for, with $475,000 in aggregate appropriations for charitable institutions. President Henry Allen credits careful purchases and repairs, noting officials avoided skimping and saved money for the state.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Treasury
Henry Allen
Taaney
Boy Bitten by Dog Outside Kansas Store
At a Saturday scene outside a Kansas Avenue store a dog attacked a child as he extended a hand to a passing animal. The dog bit the boy on the face near the left eye, cutting to the bone and exposing the eyeball. Mr Simpson kicked the dog away, and Dr Long sutured the gash with four stitches.
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BO Kansas Sveniue
D. Z. Long
Rock Island Trouble Disrupts Kansas Nebraska Rail Lines
Heavy rains flood the Pine and Blue rivers causing the Rock Island line to overflow near Fairbury Nebraska. Tracks washed out west of Fairbury interrupt Chicago Denver trains via Omaha. Grand Island line parallel to the valley is also washed out for miles. five inches of rain fell with more storms expected.
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Kansas
Southelka
Fairbury
Nebraska
Rock Island
Chicago Denver
Freight Handlers Hit Chicago as 24 Railroads Tied Up
Freight handlers from 24 railroads walked out in Chicago, cheered and crossed the viaduct with union cards showing. Leaders said 40,000 members were called by the interior Freelance Handlers and Warehousemen's union, leaving no freight entering or leaving the city while employers struggled to hire nonunion help to handle perishables and goods.
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Chicago
Ukfee Wells
Michigan
Ubevales
Wisconsin Central Housen
Handolph Street
Interior Freel Handler” and
Curran
Union
Ralironda
I Atriku
Associated Press
J.T. Harahan
Illnois Central
Cit
Harahan
Thor
Jaren
Hinrasine
Stillers
Lee
City Board of Education Repair Plans and Funds
The Board of Education will meet at night to decide how to repair school buildings this summer. The treasury shows about 5,000 dollars available for repairs out of the general fund, with warrants pending. Secretary Shaw and family have left for Lake Champlain, with plans to return to Washington later.
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City Board of Education
Board of
Edunathar
Viyne Treasury
Almient
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