College of Socialism aims to reform education in Kansas
Prof. Thomas E. Will to be president with Kansans and Boston headquarters. Breidenthal and Hoffman named on the board. A College of Social Service to be created within or beside the state agricultural college with lectures and extension work across the nation. Fundraising began with rapid donations, aiming to bring liberal thought to teach and publish.
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Topelas Telay
Wil
Tie
Will
Tuthalo
Shikile
Kansas Stata
Wis
Wall Street
Betty Shine
United States
Ward
Parsons
Bemis
Gricattural College
Hus Ules
John
Byractkee University
New York
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Coward Gamsgelion
Bemis and
Cormmunk
Willis 3
Abbot
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Chico Times
New York Journal
TV Tm
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Ray
Fills
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auHphet
Culler
Boston
John W. Breitenthal
Case Meaneans Mubsiersblsige
Pier Kansans
Great Peoples Temple
Kosten
Morera
Edgin D. Mead
Goo i
Washburt
Boxtin
Qek Boshibtey
Newark
Cpl Paytor
Philate
Messrs
Cg, Hoffman
John YW Breeenihal
Ransnear
Willis
New
Philadellphia
Secret Currency Reform Session Stirs Newsroom Idyll
The Finance Committee on Currency Reform refuses to release details of ongoing discussions. Subcommittee members and Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island chair the group as they conclude a six hour private session.
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Finance Committee
Incomplete Committee Update Delays News on Progress
Fragmented lines indicate a committee stating future updates on progress may be published when safe. Sentences reference members, colleagues, and a conference in Connecticut, with plans to resume work in two to three weeks.
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Ube
Matt
Connecticut
Heke
Buried Alive at Jagirefantels Mine Disaster
A cave in at the Jagirefantels mine near Cape Town burying thousands of tons of earth and several workers including Australian For sythe. Others named Australian Kiet among the missing. Dozens injured and sixteen reported missing.
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Cape Town
New Jagirefantels
Forsythe
Kiet
In galls Returns to Kansas Politics in 1900s Interview
Former US Senator John Ingalls reenters Kansas political scene in an interview with Mall and Breeze. He discusses a possible run for First District Congress, support for Charley Curtis, and views on Baker, Burton, and the Populist movement. He advocates Republican ascendency, calls for a "new deal," and criticizes trusts shaping labor and industry.
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United States
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Chartey Curtis
Tom Congress
Sheve Beard
Baker
Burton
Kansan
Republican Party
Geembackers Worety Laborilen
Ant Monopoliers
Knickera
Courar
Republican
Dravns
Trigard
Bern
MrKintoy
Mr. Dromalle
Philippines
Kiperianem
Loss of 16 Million From Brazos Cotton Damage
July reports from Caldwell Texas estimate crop damage to be enormous with at least 200 square miles of cotton land destroyed. Cotton worth over 4 million dollars per plantation, and total Texas losses projected near 16 million dollars as mules, animals, houses, and stores are ruined. Santa Fe railroad bridges and trains blocked between Brenham and Milano for a week.
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Caldwell
Tex
Brazos
Lowe Cn
Texas
Santa Fe
Brenham
Milano
Relief donation from National Enamering and Stamping Co
The National Enamering and Stamping company sent a check for $1,000 to Governor Savory of Tess to aid the mousequake relief fund.
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Pots Coulson
New York
National Enamering and “Stamping Company
Savory
Tess
Tragedy on Tracks Two Fatalities In North Topeka
Friday afternoon Daniel Taylor, 72, attempting to cross under extra freight train No 8% near Topeka Avenue and Curtis Street, was crushed and cut. He cried out as his legs and skull were injured. witnesses failed to save him. Coroner's inquest held. Also John Fogelquist, 18, run over by the Rock Island Flyer near Polk Street. His body was severed at the waist and moved to Demoss Penwell. He was known as Swendy a local newsboy.
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Daniel Taylor
Cuta
Brukes
Westerfield
Demoss & Penwell
Taylor
Madison County
Iowa
Greely
Cub
Taylor i
Dakota
Des Moines
Topeka
John Fogelquist
John Foxsiquist
Demos
Penwell
John Fogelquiet
Andrew Fogelquiet
Polk Street
Swendy
North Topeka
Wheeler's New Book on Civil War Cavalry
General Joseph Wheeler writes a cavalry operations book from the Civil War. Published for the benefit of Wheeler cavalry camps in the South. A letter from a Alabama contributor offers notes for printing with no royalty. Manuscript due for immediate publication by an Atlanta firm. Confederate graves honored in Columbus, Ohio.
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Atlanta
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
South
Camp A
Alabaman
Taid
Knauss
Columbus
Ohio
Rebuild Likely On Calvert Hearne Line After Washout
Houston and Texas Central officials say the line between Calvert and Hearne must be rebuilt at a cost not less than 560000. In unrelated items a U S Army retiree Samuel F Pague allegedly committed suicide at the New Era hotel, and Lt Pague faced court martial for an assault at Port Sheridan. Also noted are personnel moves in Kansas Oklahoma and New Mexico, and a Volta Electrical exhibition fire destroying relics with no loss of life.
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Plood
Texas
Hearne St. Louis
Republic
Denison
Tex
Houston & Texas Central
Calvert and
Hearne
Chicago
Samuel F. Pague
U.S.A
New Era
Pague
Col. Crafted
Fifteenth Infantry
Port Sheridan
Thurman's Boom Dinner Draws Broad Democratic Support
Columbus hosts a large dollar dinner for the Young Men’s Democratic Club with Col William Jennings Bryan as chief guest. Notables included Judge Tarvin and Allen Thurman, denouncing wealth influence and urging strong Chicago platform adherence. Bryan’s entrance drew long applause as he spoke on democracy, trusts, and Philippine policy.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Calusbue
Allen G.thurman
Seo
William Jennings Bryan
Callahan
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Tarvin
Kentucky
Allen Thurman
Col Bryan
League of Bimetallic Clubs
Chicago
New York
Imén
New York City
Indianapolis
Col.Bryan
Brian
Ty Watering
Stoak
Bryan
Ufe
Philippines
George Williams
Shusetts
Testimony in West National bank case raises fraud concerns
The Emporia Gazette reports July developments in the West National bank case. Attorneys resume testimony before Judge Smeeler as H P Clark tests officers and directors Martindale Cross and others regarding bank notes and insolvent debtors. Martindale faces questions on potential profits from collateral sales as the case edges toward July 14 proceedings.
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Emporia Gazette
Jth
Ational Bank
West National Bank
Smeleer
H. P. Clark
Martindale
Discount Board
Wmn
Chas
Bringalt
Lambert
Albaugh
Atturreys
Jockin
Emporia
Martindalcrie
Lambere
Amoneys
Attorners
Colorado
Murderers Caught in Buchanan Case in Michigan
Chicago reports two men identified as Frank Smith and Coffee Prosphe arrested in Buchanan for the murder of wealthy oil bachelor Martin Meyer. Meyer was found June 27 bound and gagged in a pantry with a potato forced down his throat, death by strangulation. Smith confessed and named Prosphe, who also confessed after Smith’s statement.
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Chicago
Buchanan
Michas Frank Smith
Prosphe
Martin Meyer
Meyer
Gage d
Smith
Tie Share
Prosane
Rate 15 Cent Telegraph Rate For State Officers
News from the state houses notes the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies accepting the new 15 cent rate for ten words for transmission of messages by state officers. The firms may be pooling to challenge the law, with Western Union as plaintiff and Postal Telegraph contributing in the litigation. Monthly settlements occur on the first of each month between the telegraph companies and state departments.
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Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Jis
Postal Telegraph Company
Butxe
Western Unio
Political Graveyard at Par Bond Asylum Site
The Par Bond asylum land includes a cemetery in its center raising questions about its use for the final disposition of “has beens.” The cemetery parcel was reserved by its owners and a small adjoining tract near Par sons town site was granted to the state, bringing the state land closer to the city.
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Par Bond
Kansas
Parsons
Regulations for Kansas corporate annual reports
George A. Clark secretary of state sends blanks for corporate annual reports under the Taft era Bush law. Reports due by August 1 covering the period to June 20, listing authorized and paid-up capital stock, assets, liabilities, receipts and expenditures, stockholders with addresses and shares, officers and directors with election details, and transfer changes with new stockholder names and shares. New charters granted to American Construction Company of Michigan, Cleveland Contracting Company of Cleveland, and Eastern Coal and Coke Company of New Jersey with branch presence in Kansas counties and capital totals.
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George A. Clark
Kansas
Neat
Atiite
Mount Paidon
American Construction Company of
Michigan
Iola
Cleveland Contracting Company of
Cleveland
Wyandotte County
Capital
Eastern Coal and Coke Company of
New Jersey
Cherokes County
Delegates Arrive as National Education Session Opens
About 7,000 delegates to the National Education Association have reached Los Angeles. About 20 trains are scheduled to arrive today, bringing several thousand attendees. The first session of the National Council of Education began today and will run for three days.
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National Educational Associaton
Los Angeles
Cal
National Educational Association
National Council of Education
Will Have Krag Jorgensens For Volunteers
Washington July The ten regiments of volunteers will be equipped throughout as are the regulars. The ordnance department has on hand a sufficient supply of Krag Jorgensen rifles and other arms to equip the regiments.
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Shington
Ordnance Department
Cervera Acquitted in Santiago Battle Inquiry
Madrid July 4 Admiral Cervera and other Spanish fleet commanders, previously under court martial inquiry for the battle of Santiago, were today acquitted and formally liberated. Weather Indications Chicago July 28 For Kansas probably showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday, warmer tonight radar in extreme northeast water southerly winds.
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Madrid
Santiago
Chicago
Kansas
Ranner
Prospectors Reach Dawson via Edmonton Trail Report Mass Scurvy Deaths
An unconfirmed Dawson City report says a score of miners died from scurvy at Wind River, a branch of the Peet River, after arriving over the Edmonton route. Dr. J B Mason of Chicago and others were said to be among the stricken. one man died early and another was carried on a sled toward Wind City with hopeful supplies. A party including A M Gregory, Dr Stone, and multiple others delivered the news to Dawson.
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Edmonton
Beattle
Wash
Dawson City
Wind River
Peet River
J. B. Mason
Chicago
Wo Coch
Brom Brothers
Martin
Edward Harrison
Mitchell
Wind City
Tods
A. M. Gregory
Dr. Stone
A. ©. Alexander
W. Gray
J. W. Snel
Howard M Gregor
Huron County
Ontario
J. B. Brown
W. E George
James A. Ferguson
Carl Brown
Meade Deaudette
Oliver Sarter
Wiliam Pearson
Way City
Mich
James Vincent
Fritz Thieut
Jono
Lanolette
Fargo
N. D
Watch Identified in Topeka Murder Case Near McFarland
The circumstantial case pins Taner Bender and Dick Willais, aliases Denver 1d and Trilby, to the murder of Harry Tandy near McFarland on June 28. A missing watch linked to McCarty’s sale, shoes, and cards at Alma and Topeka surfaces as key evidence. Police report Bender and Williams admit presence in Alma and McFarland after hours in a wheat box. Tandy’s watch is recovered after a jeweler repairs its crystal. Williams, a known jailbreaker, is to be taken to Alma for a preliminary hearing. both may return to Shawnee County jail for safekeeping.
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Denver
Dick Willais
Trilby
Harry Tandy
B McFar
Land
William McCarty
McCarty
Henry Steele
North Topeka
Manhattan
Topeka
Bender
Williams
Willams
Stender
Tandy
Alma
Steele
Harry Tands
Willarms
McFarland
MtcFarhand
Cope
Sherrie Cook
Shawnee County
Hedder
Topeke
Supreme Court Rules On Double Liability of Stockholders
The court holds that when a corporation suspends business for more than a year it is deemed dissolved for liability purposes. Creditors may sue stockholders for personal liability, and the statute of limitations begins to run immediately after the one year suspension. The opinion, by Justice W Al Johnston, states creditors cannot delay action by inaction.
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Supreme Court
Cnde
W._Al Johnston
National Editorial association election officers named
Portland news reports the National Editorial association elected officers for the upcoming year with R H Henry of Jackson Mississippi as president and Albert Tealer of Portland Oregon as third vice president. Other officers include Matt Parrote of Waterloo Iowa as first vice president J M Page of Jerseyville Windu as corresponding secretary H M White of Mexico Missouri as recording secretary and oerenny oreane named as the place for the next annual convention in February with voting details noted as $33 and Detroit 3.
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Portland
Ore
National Editorial Association
R. H. Henry
Jackson
Miss
Matt Parrote
Waterloo
Iowa
F. B. Rallis
Clebourne
Texas
Albert Tealer
Oregon
J. M. Page
Jerseyville
Windu
H. M. White
Mexico
Oerenny Oreane
Hot Springs
Ark
Detroit
Dust Roars Through Klondike Cleanup Boom
Dr J O Wilcoxson reports a prodigious June cleanup in the Klondike with pack trains bringing in massive dust totals from Homel Dorado Hunice and Sulphur creeks. Dawson steamers bid high daily as two ton nuggets and quartz laden stones emerge from Lippey claim and Big Salmon.
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Tacoma
J. O. Wilcoxson
Chilongo
Dawson
Homel Dorado
Lippey
Dorado
Driverernd
Dawson Wi Eost
Bt Midhast Bearhnit
Elowaikers
Gant
Robert Serr
St. Duchael
Wilcoxson
Pan
AumHat
Otis Beefs Up Philippines Volunteer Regiments
Gen Otis cables from Washington that two skeleton regiments are fairly well assured for service in the Philippines. In a few days officers for the regiments and lieutenants for other appointments in the United States could be named to fill out the command.
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Philippines
Washington
Otle
Mannix
United States
Anti-Polygamy Meeting in Springfield Mo Protests Utah Seat
Ant-Polygamy meeting held by Springfiel d residents at St Paul Methodist church protested Congressman Tsterty of Utah and urged Congress not to pursue polygamy. Rev Mr Allen of Christ church chosen chair, with speeches by local ministers. A local branch of the Anti-Polygamy League of America was organized and a petition drive planned for 1 000 000 names signaling opposition to revealing the polygamous congressman.
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Springfield
St. Paul
Congressman Tsterty
Utah
Mr. Allen
Christ Church
Chidrrom
Sperehus
Moore
Bottle Street Christian Church
Akrouchuae T Union
Congrese
Telegraphic News Roundup From Chicago and Beyond
Brief items report Archbishop Hennessy heading to New York with Archdiocese allies, railway earnings rise June figures for the Chicago Great Western, global surveying plans between British Columbia Australia and Hawaii, a retirement of Colonel Wreate Fourth Cavalry, a murder conviction in New Jersey, removal of a Prussian prince from a noble House list, Armenian revolutionary activity near Constantinople, a ship casualty bound from New York to Washington, and a money order business quarter report showing growth vs last year.
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Times-Herald
Dubuque
Svar
Hennessy
New York
Aya
Philadelphia
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
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