Descent of Levelling in Kansas Socialist Governor Fight
The report outlines a split within Kansas politics as Levelling, former railroad commissioner and Populist ally, deserts the Populists to align with the Socialists led by Clemens. It notes Breidenthal's gubernatorial bid, Leedys nomination, and tensions over party loyalty, with Lewelling's stance shaping the race and prompting questions about who is fit to oppose Breidenthal.
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Wernor
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
I. T. Leveling
Himnell
Chdmers
Erie
Clemens
Aayink
Ming
Socialiat Principi
Popullas
John Breidenthal
Sewelling
Earth
Kansas
Sours
Hie
Atinr
Leedling
Lin
Jake W. Leedy
Lewellink
Wink
Lelgee
Falk
Abliene
Leedy
Broteen
Leweline
Ged
Breidenthal
Semple
Lewelling
Lawelling
Hreldenthal
Gover
J L Campbell Dead Ex County Commissioner
J L Campbell, former county commissioner, died at Chilocee Oklahoma Saturday evening after a two week illness with fever. He was a disciplinarian at the Chiloceo Indian weapotaa school, arrived in Bhawnee county in 1567, and had resided there continuously. He entered the Indian service last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Chilocee
Chiloceo
Campbell served two terms as Shawnee County official
Funeral announced for Campbell husband and father of Helen aged, who died after years of service as county commissioner for Shawnee County. He joined his wife and daughter in March 1900 and will be buried at the family lot in Hethel cemetery Tecumseh Shawnee County Kan. Interment per will follow at the family burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Campbeil
Shawnee County
Scott Kelsey
Tecumseh! Bhawnes County
Kan
Hethel
Fighting Stanley and the Twenty-Third Kansas in War News
Dispatch from Leavenworth reports J M Beck leading a new paper backing Governor Stanley with Major John M Brown and the Twenty-third Kansas in support. Enlisted men are urged toward muster out or reinforcement as plans unfold for postwar service and recognition. The Illinois Steel Co consolidation and tax deal signals a rapid settlement as mills resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beck
Solonel
John M. Brown
Lanvenworth
Ansss
Nat Rinnler
Avery Olflone
Stanley
Ts Minster
Servic
Kansas
Peking crisis and foreign legations under siege
Reports detail the Boxer rebellion in China, with Wu and Li Hung Chang directing efforts to protect foreign ministers. Admiral Bruce and Admiral Kempf assess forces at Taku, while Japan and Britain weigh military options and reinforcements. A cable from Minister Wu praises Chinese government actions and calls for calm under pressure.
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Arom Jon
Shan Tung
Galions
Buch & Policy
Mattone
Korea
Japan
Lode
Tien ‘Tsin
Lomtan
Bastewaha
Sepa
Pekin
Admiral Brace
Tien Tein Hes
State Department
Hag
Wan Sheng
Gir
Hay
Sheng
Biainghal
Li Hung Chane
China
Prince Ching
Bruce
Ching
Marcha Force
Instadeires
WG Pulchers
Mllitary School
North
Taku
Atco
Kempt
Navy Department
Set
Rotarien Hay and
Long
Crlneae
Terlf
Mi Take
Tien
John Barrettes
United States
Siam
Hayl
NINTH
Washington
Ninth Infantry
Root
Admiral Kempf
Logan
Manila
Bewta
Tien Tal
Ae Stahl
Broterick
Tieg Tain
Yang Tae
Ada Shipe
Still Very Black In China As War Threat Looms
A London dispatch reports China situation remains bleak with hints of renewed fighting and a possible revolutionary dictatorship. Foreign legations hold out while European powers mobilize for defense, and South Africa’s De Wet actions influence the wider China question as dispatches note strategic moves and prisoner issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thbuane
London
China
Sime
South Africa
DeWet
Vrece
Bethlehem
de Wet
Fickaburg Gartiser
Frabant
Dorrnberg
Sane |Kal
Winburg
Bethil
Funeral of Mrs Hall Held at Family Residence
The funeral of Mrs Horace I Hall was held at 101st Vann Turen street home this morning at 9 o'clock with services led by Abram Wyman Unity church pastor. Interment followed at Topeka cemetery as many friends and relatives attended. A large floral tribute from Hall Tithographing Company featured white roses white carnations and pinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace I. Hall
Vann Turen Street
To- Pekka
Abram Wyman
Unity Church
Topeki Avenue
Hall Tithographing Company
Lincoln Ratification Meeting Invite Lists Webster Davis
Webster Davis plans to attend a ratification meeting in Lincoln Nebraska in honor of Bryan and Foosness as organizers press for his presence. Best shots are away as preparations hinge on results of late political maneuvering. London reports dim prospects for National Rifle Association annual meeting due to absenteeism and stringent rules. Miners in secret session at Pittston to discuss strikes in the anthracite district and the dockworkers questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Davis
Kanes Way
Webster Davie
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Foenenesh
Ae Fesree
Aram Jwrckan
Bian
London
National Rite Association
Eales
South Africa
Council
The
National Rifle Association
Canaria
Ealy
Pittson
Suty
United Mine Workers
Application Denied in New York Credit Court
Judge Lacombe denied John L. Henning a judgment creditor of the New York & Attaws railway company the right to intervene in the suit. The order also refused the request to appoint Henry W. Gays as receiver. An unrelated line about a free show occurs in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lacombe
United States Credit Court
John L. Henning
New York & Attaws Railway Company
Eauiey Ee Alee Deat
Enos
Menry W. Gays
Body of Unknown Man Found on Sand Bar in River
A naked male body was found in the Kansas River behind Auburndale by four boaters. Coroner and doctors suspect no foul play. wounds appear snag-related. An escaped asylum inmate named Lichtlie is suspected but not identified. Coroner's inquest set to search for clothing to confirm identity. police note uncertainty about the deceased’s mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Auburndale
TD. D. Koox
Hugo Hansen
Grant Gunter
Gilbert Peterson
Hegaboom
DeMoss Penwell
Lichlie
Fipimr
Delong
Mr. Delong
Lichtie
Flock Islands
Inqurat
Ela
Hi May
Betts
Bundy
McKinley Preparations for Lodge Visit in Canton
Preparations are under way at the McKinley home for the arrival of Senator Lodge and the notification committee. The special train leaves Cleveland about 9 and arrives in Canton around 11. Lodge will speak from the porch with McKinley to respond and others may speak. A law tent will host lunch for the committee. The day includes numerous Washington callers and busy days for the President and Cortelyou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Senator Lodge
McKiniey
Cleveland
Citizene
Kinsey
McKinley
Washington
Cortelyou
Big Carnegie Mortgage Draws Giant $160000000 Lien
A historic mortgage tying up Carnegie assets was executed with United States Trust to secure $100 million in five percent five decade bonds. Stockholders met at New Jersey Registration and Trust in Orange to authorize, file, and countersign the case, with local involvement by James E. Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Company
United States
New Jersey Registration and Trust Company
Bowser Barred From Running Whirlpool Lifeboat
In Niagara Falls a Chicago man known as Bowser attempted to launch his lifeboat into the Whirlpool Rapids on a Sunday. Canadian police interfered under the Sabbath law, stopping the launch. The craft will be towed to the American side where Bowser plans to board and resume the attempt.
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Bowser
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Over Two Million Boost in Kansas Bank Deposits
Kansas banks show deposits at 29,272,592.85 dollars by June 4, up 3,173,08 since February. Year ago deposits stood at 24,091,745.05, with loans down 1,072,400.2 percent and real estate loans up 124,377.0 percent. reserves total 7,792,119, 46.62 percent reserve ratio, amid three abandoned state tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John W. Breidenthal
May Strike Reopens After Transit Company Letter
In St Louis on July 2, two thousand five hundred street railway workers debated resuming the strike over alleged violations of the July 2 agreement. A motion to declare it on again followed remarks from J P Wilson and a letter from Transit President Edward S Whitaker stating the company will reinstate some workers and hopes to keep faith with the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis
Amalgamated Association of Street Raihway
Americ
West End
St. Louis ‘Tranwt
Edwards
Harry A. Bryan
J. P. Wilson
Heavy Transit
Whitaker
Street Railway Union
Semees
Aly 2
Domne Ao
816 Million Contract Reported in Knoxville
A clippedOCR note from Knoxville dated July 8 references a large contract valued at 816000000. The fragmented text mentions J P McDow and Miller in Sandwil, with cryptic references to Perse tea and Quito near the Andes, suggesting a distant procurement or project connection. The exact parties and schedule remain unclear from the legible fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
J. P. McDow
Femme
Miller
Sandwil
Quito
Andes
Deaths and Funerals in a Fragmented Notice
Death notices list Richard Campbell a Black man died recently with funeral at an African Baptist church at 3 pm. A daughter of James Courtney of Lime Street announces a forthcoming memorial. Anna Isick died at 1235 March buried in Rochester cemetery. Mr Browns died at 202 North Chandler Street with funeral at 2 pm and interment at Thayer.
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Richard Campbell
Genet
James Courtney
Lime Street
Anna Isick
Rochester
Mt Browns
St Ferre
North
Chandler Street
Thayer
On Again Strike In St Louis Street Car Men Resume
Street car workers in St Louis vote to resume their strike immediately and intensify a boycott against the Transit Company. A quoted philosopher figure comments on understanding the situation while a city context remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tritianapolle
Market Report Highlights Wheat Corn and Livestock Activity
Chicago July 9 Wheat opened active then strengthened as traders awaited the government crop report. September futures led activity with strong wheat prices amid cautious speculation. Corn rose on dry belt weather while oats moved with wheat. Provisions showed strength with higher yard prices and steady hogs. Cattle receipts tracked steady to lower with mixed demand. hogs sold higher to 6 cents up. sheep limited. Barley and Timothy noted in cash markets. Kansas City reports show mixed produce movements.
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Chicago
Minneepolle
Duluth
Enjumier
Dewan
Sate
Cunh
Timothy
BSELI
Oeto
Vance
Regeang
Topeka Markets Today and New York Gossip Notes
Topeka market notes list hogs wheat corn and provisions with prices and futures. New York Up Town Gossip covers China risk and Wall Street mood alongside wheat and corn news and currency and bond market hints.
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New York
J.C. Goines
Topeka
Wall Street
Far East
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G. C. Clemens
Wichita
J. L. Campbell
Oklahoma
Megro
Twenty-Third
Navy Dertmett
Rodgers
Nashville
Che Ae
Aiephich
Che Boo
Oregua
Gee Rodgers
Ehens
Imperial
Sharehal
Nanking
Plope
Quincy
M'Kinley
BIG Carnegie Mortgage
Today’s Market Report
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Texatin
Uteers
feUs
Texas Hogs
Sone
Chalee Heavy
Joves Peary
sisgaaTa
Bull of Wales
Genta
Choise Wethers
Beanye City
Texas
Poet
Wrenn
Latsua
Kauans City
Kansas Wien Mo
Ehiotea Lesa Butper—Creamery
Idle Dairy
Taney, Te
Preah
J. C Goings
Reece Inston Peta
Couatiery
S@ibige
Rio
Non ‘York
Money Money
J.C. Golden Commission
Pitth Street
Ema and
Siuppee
Eran
Bion
Uae
Kansas City
J. C. Athoa Kaga
East Run
Baga
Brocka
Sea
AS & W
Federal
Atel
Atchison
Adi Conual
Seco & A
Maries
Galveston
Newark
Uplands
Iain
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