Philip Was Considered for Presidential Run After Death
New York dated July 11 reports that Rear Admiral Philip, had he chosen to enter politics, would have affected the presidency race. The World notes offers from Republicans and Democrats surfaced after his death, with Senator Piatt and Comptroller Cutter involved in informal talks at a Brooklyn navy yard, where Philip and the officials discussed possible candidacy and the reactions of Dewey and others. The admiral reportedly treated the offers with amusement, preferring no public commitment.
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New York
Philip
Hoonevelt
Sepater Platt
Navy Yard
Strenthe
Texas
Philadelphia
Brean
Troller Goter
Hal
Ruien
Brooklyn
Admiral Dewey
Agueral Fuillo
Admiral Philp
Pratt
Ita
Admiral Philip
Senator Piatt
Trade impacts from Ching 14 export shift to Shanghai
New York reports the Ching 14 event affecting American brown goods exports including cotton fabrics and denim. About £10,000 annually goes to southern mills. shipments move through Shanghai and Northern Pacific routes. Traders debate prudent adjustments while some fear broader disruption to the Manchuria trade and southern mills.
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New York
de Cottin
Shanwhai
Porte
Manchuria
Standetti
Stanghal
Shanghai
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Shan
Kickapoo Reservation News Highlights and Curtis Tilotson
A dispatch from the Kickapoo illustrates ongoing tensions over sovereignty as Curtis and Tilotson rally support. It describes a council at the chief Kee-au-qua’s home, a school funded by Congress, and limited literacy among residents while noting some achieve basic reading.
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Kitkapoo Imilans
Cotieremman
Charles Curtis
Fr D.C. Tilotson
Topeka
Tring
United States
Curtis
Tilstson
Kee-au-qua
Dante Grands
Congress
Kee-na-gua
Havana Normal Address by Senor Varons at Summer School
Senor Varona secretary of finance spoke at Havana summer normal school addressing teachers about shaping future citizens, urging home instruction for children to ease labor and support family and national progress.
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Senor Varons
Havana
Senor Varona
Nntarian Cab Santa el Clara
del Rio
Topeka Seal Request For Navy Training Ship
City Clerk Squires received a letter from George W Bu master of the Reston mary yard requesting the impression of the Topeka seal be sent. The boat is to be turned into a training ship for the American navy and the seal would be part of its interior work.
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Squires
George W. Bu
Faiher
Reston Mary Yard
Topeka
Americas Navy
Stata
Holden's Plea in Tax Delinquency Case at County
Howard M Holden, Kansas City cattleman and Holden Lend and Live Stock head, faces county action for nearly 500 in delinquent personal property tax on about 1400 cattle taxed to Willard Investment company. He seeks time to locate receipts claiming taxes paid, while sheriff warrants await, with a Wyandotte county precedent cited and a 20 percent collector's fee noted.
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Howard M. Holden
Kansas City
Andy Wilson
Kingville
Board of County Commissioners
Holden
Willard Investment Company
Holden Lend and Live Stock Company
Shawnee County
B. Repsey
J. M. Wilkerson
D. N. Burge
Sherif Cook
Holder
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
W. S. McClintock
Moldes
Britain’s China Policy Outlined by Wm St John Broderick
London dispatch reports William St John Broderick’s explanation of British China policy. He notes Britain urged Japan to send force to quell mob violence and save legations, with Japan acting at Britain’s initiative and without pledges on broader aims. The piece touches on potential secret agreements, European mandates, and the evolving imperial situation including Empress Dowager’s court and Boxer movement dynamics.
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China
Wm. St John Broderick
New York
the Tribune
London
William St. John Broderick
Japan
England
Broderick
Russia
Oie
Fussia
Admiralty
Shanghai
Arte -Mission Association
Prince Rele
Legatiore
Wedding Bells for Miss Anna Jook and Mr Albert Patten
The marriage occurred Tuesday evening at the Patten home with about a dozen relatives and intimate friends present. Canon Bywater presided at 6:30. Guests dined at eight, with pink and white decor and a pale satin ensemble for the bride. The couple will honeymoon at Cataracts and return in a week to reside at the Flower house.
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Anna Jook
Albert Patten
J. M. Patten
Canon Bywater
Mr. Patten
Paten
M. F. Southwick
Rochester
N.Y
Daisy Powkes
Kansas City
Topeka
H. B. Hogean
Pauth Metenif
Geace Cathedral
Hisle Cooper
Berryton
W. J. Black
St. Louis
J. M. Frank
Colorado
Robert Pierce
Lake View
Elizabeth Gavitt
C. W. Graves
Stevenson
Ella Gavitt
Charles Heaton
Chica
Ed Amatt
Eugenia
Low Floreth
M. J. Hooth
West Sixth Avenue
FG. Wilard
Nellie Baker
Abilene
Blanche Inez Smith
Bt. Joe
J. Smith
West Eighth Avenue
Sarah Shaw
J. S. White
West Virginia
Maryland
Oalo
J. J. Hunt
Indianapolis
Todiana
Low Valentine
Clay Center
Facaday
Wis
Wellcome
Florence
John Fox
Anna
Winnie
MrsZlen Keys
Margaret Wile
Addie Herberg
AM. Warner
Ottawa
Herd
Esther
George W. Veale
City
Mexico
Walter Veale
Annie Ewart
Teree
van Buren Street
Patrick Welsh
Agnes
Rip
Ladies of the Furst M. E. Church
Joab Mulvane
Topeka Avenue
Topeka News Snaps and Local Happenings Report
A stream of notes from Topeka items covers church receptions, moves, and arrests. It notes Bishop and church events, a social at First Presbyterian, and a Topeka jail release of Wil Collins, plus property valuations, street work, and plans for Santa Fe shops.
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Praciernse Ea
Set Fm
Wiraotes
Hemtoon
Wiimarth
Eae
Ida Ryan
Cottenwood Falls
Dragoon
A. H
W. F. Bailey
Colorado
McConnell
PE Humphrey
Lake Shore Railroad
Topeka
The
Rock
Carbondale
Wil Collins
Federal Building
Extein
I Nopeka Gewist
Oscar Shatter
Eighth Avenue
Madison
Jefferson
W. A. Randolph
Emporia
Dennis Madsen
North
Klein Street
Santa Fe
Chan. Plummer
Reform School
Stern
Wichita
Mr. Pickers
Harris
Wuithekuhler
Leavenworth
Erat Inspection Department
Ans
Tottm
Dew
H.C. Whitley
Leedy
al Addnees
Bryes
Stanley
Marshall
Tyrollan Quartette
Yark
Omaha Exposition
Kansas City
Eame
Police Investigate Death at 419 Lawrence Street House
Chief Ramsey and officers responded to a locked home at 419 Lawrence Street after a report of a dead woman found in bed. Neighbors described a single woman occupant, with curtains drawn and doors secured, as officers forced entry and began a preliminary scene examination. The husband Zet Smith was reportedly away at work.
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Ramsey
Lawrence Street
Bette
Zet Rmith
Smith
Neighbors Clash Over Quiet Moves Send Unseen Commotion
Residents return to a neighborhood stirred by a disturbance caused by others who failed to inform about their movements. Tensions rise as leaders debate responsibility and communication gaps within the community.
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves
North Topeka column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Ottawa and Nebraska for visits and events. Names include Mrs J B Watts, Miss Bernstein, Mr James Houham, and Mrs Bernsstein. mentions vacations, resignations, and community notices with limited readable details.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
J. EB. Watts
Meriden
HC Pripbie
Une
Pulaburg
Indiana
Papccaeae Wan
Goensmare
Kanaan City
Bern
Poateith
Quincy Street
Netraska
James Houham
Shawnee Mills
Facums
Thi Shand Suitte Company
Riepherd
Holton
Henry Gilman
Della Guiana
Sr. Peetteee
Serantan
Fire destroys Birmingham Cement plant at Epaley
A fire gutted the Birmingham Cement Company plant at Epaley, causing extensive damage. The blaze origin remains unclear, with officials awaiting further investigation and insurance details. Authorities say no fatalities have been reported.
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Osment
Burnett Birmingham
Birmingham Cement Company
Epaley
Spanibty Ion Insurance
Wages Advance Announced for Chicago Union Traction Employees
Announcement dated July 11 informs employees of the Chicago Union Traction company on the north side of Chicago that an August 15 payment will include a wage increase of 5 percent. The message references President John M. Roce and notes the increase applies to the pat. cent in their wages. Separately, Judge Hirsell is reported dead following a stroke in Clayton, with home address listed.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Traction Company
John M. Roce
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