Miss Anthony Discusses Morrill and Kansan Temperance War
Susan B. Anthony arrives in Topeka after California trip and meets Mrs. Lyon. She criticizes Governor Morrill for failing to enforce temperance and suffrage platforms, predicts party divisions, and denounces Kansas Republicans for denying women's enfranchisement as she urges moral resolve against alcohol and political betrayal.
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Susan B. Anthony
Topeka
California
T. S Lyon
Washburn College
Journal
Miss Anthony
Kan- Bis
Ale
Morrill
Jooas
Fort Scott
Humphrey
Cy Lvland
Bananas
Cy Leland
Communeionére
Wichita
Boh
Julié
Atchison
Republican
People's Party
Democratic
Kansas
Kaneus
Ibjaea
Suffrage Planks Sought in California and Kansas Debates
Miss Anthony cites Kansas defeat of a suffrage amendment and predicts California will follow. She notes Republicans harmed reform for financial gain and warns party factionalism, while Miss Shaw campaigns in major cities. Anthony travels to Leavenworth then back to New York as suffrage efforts intensify.
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Kansas
Morrill
Prairies
Miss Anthony
California
People’s Party
Kansaa
Miss Shaw
Oakland
Atafa Temperance Convention
Mia Anthony
Leavenworth
New York
Prominent Chicago Party Rescued After Yacht Capsize
A yacht party of four prominent Chicagoans and a servant were rescued after their craft Bowery capsized near Lincoln Park. Allan Fowler, Emma Gilson, James Dalton and a servant clung to the overturned hull for six hours until dawn when fishermen spotted them.
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Chicago
Carcano
Lincoln Park
Allan Fowler
Bowery
Emma Gilson
James Dalton
Mies Gibson
Ar. Fowler
Hatch Resigns as Hutchinson Reform School Superintendent
Governor Morrill ordered a two week postponement of the Hatch case hearing while he investigates alleged corruption among the Hutchinson Reform School board. Hatch initially resigned but blocked the move at the board. officials expect replacements. Also reported are the American Rabbinical conference in Rochester, Canadian cabinet crisis rumors, and a new Knights of Security lodge established in Grantville with a Topeka visit and banquet.
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Morrill
J. W. Beekman
Hutchinson
H. F. Hatch
Hutchinson Reformatory
Mansgere
Captain Hatch
Hatch
Hnally
Beekman
Board of Managers
Grantville
Topeka
the Knights and Ladies of Security
Thirteen killed in Grand Trunk railway crash near Levis
A morning derailment at Craig's Road station on the Grand Trunk line killed at least 18 and injured 23 as two pilgrim trains collided while water in one section. Victims include engineers, firemen, two priests, and multiple passengers from Sherbrooke Windsor Mills and Richmond. Wounded were taken to Quebec for treatment and the disaster toll shifted as officials verified counts.
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Queney
Craig’s Road
Levis
Sherbrooke
Windsor Mills
Richmond
McLeod
Perkins
Grand Trunk
Charles Bevarose
Bedandax
Heron McLeop
Richard Prerxrna
Farner J. L. Mencinn
Ma Coons
Mr Dickas
Windsor Mille
Vattne
St. Joseph de Levis
Tanvrax
St. Joasph de Levis Mas Caen
Danville
de Lacouris
Shefford
Jolly O'Faruett
Quebec
John Cadier
J. P. Cayer
Seraphim Carer
Joseph Cayer
Louise Cayer
Sll
Virginia Sylvester Hane
Francis Towtelain
Broughton
Lourse Codelle
Patrick McHugh
Capelton
Father Des Rosier
Cure
Pierre Allard
Antonio Barie
Arthabaskville
A. J. Ares
Montreu
Waif Johnny Lewis Tells A Tramp Story From Denver Quest
Policemen at the Santa Fe depot picked up 14 year old Johnny Lewis, a tramp from Kansas City riding the night train. Orphaned young, he lived on mail sacks at the Kansas City Times building. His mother sent him to his aunt in Denver. His brother drifted away, and his sister is in the Kansas City house of correction. Chief Wilkerson aims to arrange transport to Denver.
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Johnny
Santa Fe
Kansas Ciy
Johnnie Lewis
Kansas City Times
Johnnie
Denver
Fourteenth
Larimer Streets
House of Correction
Kenssa City
Wilkerson
Murdered by Children in Ottawa County Michigan
A 60 year old Mrs Levi Pierce was killed at home near Berlin Ottawa County Michigan. Her 13 year old daughter May Pierce and 15 year old grandson George Resabro are jailed in Grand Haven awaiting examination. The accused allegedly aided the crime and the motive remains under investigation. A separate item notes a bridge caisson collapse near Nagehamed by a French firm killing forty workers.
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Michigan
Graxp Rapids
Mich
Levi Pierce
Berlin
Ottawa County
May Pierce
George Resabro
Grand Haven
Pierce
Mra Pierce
Keasbro
Irrigation Station at Goodland Completed Amid Rain and Wind
Sherman county celebrates the first state irrigation project east of the Rockies and tests underflow water as officials flood the gallery with water from Goodland. Rain drips as farmers and visitors from Colorado and Nebraska join the celebration and tours of nearby plants. The afternoon program includes speeches at the opera house.
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Goodland
Bayens City
Sherman County
Rockies
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Millisck
Opera House
Secretly Married in Hartford Society Circles
Carenco July 9 A sensational secret marriage was announced today. David Lyman wed Edith O Rowe of Hartford eighteen months ago. The groom is a son of David B Lyman of the law firm Lyman and Jackson, linked to Crerar will executors and other prominent cases. Edith Rowe is the daughter of broker Edwin O Rowe of New York. The families reported no opposition. the bride is described as a lovely young woman.
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Carenco
David Lyman
Edith O. Rowe
Hartford
Flogan
Miss Rowe
Edwin
Rowe
New York
Lyman
Wanted in Topeka Arson Suspect Starving Self
Charles Roe Heid, wanted in Topeka on arson and believed burglary charges, is starving himself in a Springfield Missouri hospital freight car arrest case. Heid has not eaten for nine days and is too weak to be moved. authorities question whether he is insane or feigning illness as he remains at large.
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Charles Roe
Kansas City
Springfield
Charlea Roe
Ele
Topeka
Kansas
Leavenworth Moves to Close Low Dives
Leavenworth Kansas July 9 The city police commissioners ordered immediate closure of the Higginbottom and Noble dives near Third and Shawnee streets. Additional low dives and resorts will be closed in a few days while more expensive saloons remain. The governor is urged to continue the crackdown, with drug stores to handle liquor sales legitimately.
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Leavenwonts
Kas
Leavenworth
Higginbottom and
Noble Places
Third
Shawnee
Silver Knights Organizer Arrives to Start Kansas Temples
Hon James L Tait supreme vice resid ent of the Silver Knights of America tours Kansas to form branches and temples. The order led by Senator Stewart as supreme president aims to organize opponents of the Blogle gold standard.
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James L. Tait
The
Silver Knights of America
Kansas
Senator Stewart
Local Births and Community Notes From Topeka
Local items report a daughter born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs H F Guthrie. State education chief Stanley attends a Denver teachers meeting with his wife. Pay day at Topeka railroads tomorrow with Santa Fe and Rock Island distributing payrolls. Dean and Mrs Millspaugh to host Grace Cathedral parishioners tomorrow evening. Hoffmaster nine edged by McGinley nine 10 to 0 with Wickey and Brown homers. Santa Fe office workers contest five mile bicycle race at fair grounds track Saturday. fourteen entries expected. Wichita Union Mill Co chartered to manufacture four, J E Howard proprietor, capital 1000. Sugarvale Presbyterian church charter granted. Topeka Journeymen Barbers Union No 25 installs officers for six months: President D J Miller, VP Ray Hamood, recording secretary H P Miller, financial secretary Henry Wolf.
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H. F. Guthrie
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stanley
Denver
Topeka
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Dean
Mra Millspaugh
Grace Cathedral
Hoffmaster
McGinley
Wickey
Brown
Fair Grounds Track
Wichita Union Mill Company
J.E Howard
Sugarvale
Cornell Crew Wins by Default at Henley Heat
The Henley Grand Challenge Cup race ends with Cornell University rowing over after Leander failed to start. Umpire rules Cornell the winner amid English protest and widespread excitement among American spectators. The incident draws diplomatic and press attention as Leander signals discontent and plans a possible protest.
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Hexterton-Tuamwes
Great Britain
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Leander Rowing Club
Oxford
Cambridge
Leander Boat Club
Henley
Buckinghamshire
Cornell
United States
Thomas F. Bayard
Associated Press
C. W. Kent
Firey
Leander
Coatswain F.C
Uaso
Pase
Regatta Island
Fld
Colson
Cornall
Wolson
Tere
St James Gazette
Marehall
Tyler
Texas
Mob Lynchings Kill Two in Kentucky Tenant Family
A mob of masked men shot and killed Joseph Howton and his son Howlet at Lewiston near Princeton Kentucky. The attackers seized Howlet at the door and fired seven times then killed the elderly father as he begged for mercy. A farmhand was abducted and held at a vacant building. Authorities pursue suspects as locals fear lynching if caught.
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Kentucky
Princeton
Joseph Howton
Lewiston
Howlet Howton
Huwlet Howton
Blae
Teader
Howton
Howtons
Peesneseen
Gene Yates Arrested On Forgery Charge In Leavenworth
Gene Yates was arrested this afternoon by Henry Dillard on a warrant from a Leavenworth justice of the peace. He was taken to Leavenworth to answer to a charge of obtaining money on false pretenses. The charge cites Arthur Simmons, a wholesale tobacco dealer, who cashed a worthless check for Yates.
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Eugene BE. Yates
Henry Dillard
Leavenworth
Salina Flood Forces Mass Evacuations
The Smoky Hill river rose over its banks in Salina flooding homes. People fled as boats patrolled the streets on the east side. At 1:30 p.m. the water continued to rise with danger to about a thousand residents.
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Kao
Smoky Hill
Weather Outlook for Topeka and Region
Topeka reported cool temperatures with a high of 40s at 3 o clock and clear skies. Forecast calls for fair, slightly warmer conditions in Colorado Wyoming and Montana as a high barometer prevails, with cool but pleasant weather tonight and Wednesday across the Topeka area.
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Topeka
Northwest
Missouri River
Omaha
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Lopeka
Wheat's Big Drop Signals Market Slide
Cuicase July 9 Whest moved sharply lower ending the day with a loss near 55 cents amid a dramatic two day decline. September option closed around 672 00 and opening was 671 00 with a drop to 625 00. Heavy fall tied to crop prospects. bookkeeper Lysle missing with over 20000 shortage at Ingersoll West? firm. Stanford case appeals. earthquake shocks felt in Illinois at 2 am.
Seedy Beggar Asks For Drink On Broadway Corner
A rough man with a whiskey voice accosts a prosperous passerby at Broadway and Thirtieth, asking for a dime for a drink. The well-dressed man offers cash if a need is stated, while a younger man declines giving money for drink. The scene appears in a Want and Miscellaneous column blurb from Topeka papers.
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Broadway
Thirtieth Street
Ron
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Folive
Silver Knights
Gene Yates
Salina
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Joly
W. H. Lyssa
Ingersoll & Weat
Lysle
Lytle
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McKissick
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