Baker stock up as Abilene men back Senator Baker group
In Abilene and across Kansas strong Baker supporters claim federal patronage has built a statewide organization. They say Burton’s camp weakened, Baker’s rivals would need to rebuild networks, and Baker could win next year with solid party discipline and key appointments. Supporters cite officials like Bristow and Leland as owed favors while noting party factional lines and endorsements shaping the contest.
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Congress
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Barton ii
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Bainter Martie
Varus
Dyer
Puand
Haker
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Kiamfois
Ir Haker
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Teshivr
Throwen
Pips Albaugh
Milo
Sutton
Internal Revenue
T. Z. Kelly
Trestview P Bank
Paola
Tae Barnbert
United States
Tor Kansas
Wo Sterne
Charles 3. Jubes
National Bank Examiner
Y * JL
Bristow Wire
Penulor
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Bristine
Langery
John F Smithtiow
Ohio
MekKinley
Brishoe
Hrintoe
Frank I. Grown
Maker
Peters
Cy Leland
Erlend
Lelend
Thi
Jade
Koster
Leland
Mark Herald
Titervicms
Sodors le
Pat Daina
Fred Fone
Biker
Josh
Court of Visitation Opens With Challenge to Santa Fe
The court’s first hearing Tuesday dealt with citizens of Corites Junction’s bid to compel Santa Fe to maintain an ancestral station. Attorneys argued constitutionality of Use Taw, contending the bill violates Article 2 by linking more than one subject in a single measure.
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Court of Visitation
Corites Junction
Holliday
Santa Fe
A. A. Hurd
Political footnote exposes misinformed claim on union ties
A street encounter recounts Gov. Richter insisting a friend could get a state printing job if he joined the army, claiming all Republicans are union men. The exchange highlights misplaced assumptions about party and labor allegiances.
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Harry Schnrer
Auny Morsan
Billy
Leavenworth
Pau
Union
Mks
Farres
Richter
Morgan
Me’ Hichter
Kansas Banks See Record Deposit Rise in State
Reports to Bank Commissioner Breidenthal show Kansas banks totaling 367 institutions swelling with deposits. The surge exceeds prior records as both state and private banks expand rapidly, signaling the largest year over year increase in the history of the state.
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Kansas
Breidenthal
Gillion
Free scholarship for women in art and tech education
Governor Stanley offers a 3200 year scholarship through the School of Industrial Art and Technical Training for women in New York. Eliaabeth Cory presides as the directors urge state governors to confer on talented women lacking means. Kansas reports a recipient awaiting applications.
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Stanley
New York
Fierwnce Eliaabeth Cory
Olympia arrives at Suez after voyage from Ortompy Ceylon
Suez July 12 United States cruiser Olympia arrived here under Admirel Deney. Officials report the ship and most officers healthy after malaria fever. communications with the crew were limited. After canal passage Olympia to Trieste then uncertain future. possibly Gibraltar and New York.
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Suez
United States
Olympia Trom Ortompy
Ceylon
Deney
Phy Olimpia
Trieste
Gibraltar
New York
Wood's War Time Quarantine At Santiago De Cuba
General Leonard Wood orders absolute quarantine at Santiago de Cuba to stop yellow fever. No entry for outsiders except department personnel. American troops and saloons to be controlled. fear of fever containment prompts movement of troops to Morro Castle and Cessto. Supplies distributed from road depot. travelers detained for quarantine. weather outlook for Kansas referenced.
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Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
Leonard Weed
de Cortsant
Kanlisio
Carr
Sursrons Mendasa
Munez
Ori
Tusmayer
Frtabliah Compe
Wood
Boss Rule Appears to Be Under Taylor Grip
After two days of skirmishing at the Republican state convention in Lexington Kentucky delegates met for business. Attorney General W S Taylor's gubernatorial candidacy remained unbroken as his supporters dominated the convention's temporary organization and prepared to assemble the full body.
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Lexington
Taylor
Debee-Taylor
Sli
National Education Topics Dominate N B A Convention Sessions
Los Angeles July 13 The NBA convention concentrates on eleven departments plus general sessions. Papers discuss school home relations and fundamentals of teaching while topics range from child study to university curricula. Distinguished figures like David Starr Jordan and J. M. Butler join debates on national university practicality.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Seaxigne
Helen Grenfeil
Prnte
Public Instruction
Colorado
LD. Harvey
Publi Instruction
Wisconsin
David Starr Jordan
Stanford Neiver- Buena Ee Sy
Hutke
Herbert Society
Not for Sale Buy Offers for Captured Spanish War Vessels
Washington July 22 A prominent shipbroker firm has offered to buy the captured Spanish warships including the Mercedes and others from the Spanish Jaw War. The Navy Department will not sell and will return any offer. Secretary Longphee notes repairs would exceed half a million dollars, leaving the Mercedes unfit for modern use and to be kept as a show ship like the Constitution.
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Wuebisgion
Heinm Merceres
Spain
Navy Department
Attorney Sues for Attorney Fees in Nadeau Case
A H Case files in district court against EM G Nadeau seeking 495 dollars in attorney fees. The claim notes prior disputes and payments, referencing a long history including a 1840s case and a 1897 Supreme Court appeal.
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Eli G. Nadeau
A. H. Case
District Court
EM G. Nadeau
Mr. Case
Mr. Nadeau
State school loans amid county allocations outlined
Partial OCR shows statewide school financing details with figures for Sewell county McPhereon Leavent Worth counties. Mentions loans or investments at set percentages and amounts like 1.081 and 250 dollars. Context unclear due to corrupted text and misspellings.
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Bonde
Tum
Hate
Sewell
McPhereon
Filey County
Alger to join Long Branch trip with officials
Secretary Alger plans a brief stay in Washington and proposes a trip to Long Branch with the Vice President and Mrs. Alger. The exact dates are unclear in the fragment, but the party intends a short visit to unwind and discuss matters with the president.
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Alger
Long Branch
Washington
Mrv Alger
Burin
Hotere
Shooting Pigeons Arrests Near Denver
Denver officials arrest A B Elliott and J A Willett on warrants from Golden Justice Nichols on Humane Society charges of killing pigeons. The case relates to a trap shooting protest and a recent match between Elliott and Daniels, a millionaire.
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AB. Denists
J. AB Elliott
Denver Humane Society
Denver
Colo
Tay
Aerin B
Dan Weis
JA. WH Willett
Kansas City
Justice Nichols
Golden
Humane Society
Colorado
Bevel
Daniels
Biliott
Doctor Gill Locked In Office Over Health Board Job
Dr. H Z Gill staged a prolonged protest to regain the secretary of state board of health post. He spent the night in the office on a carpet, refused to leave at closing, and was reportedly locked in by Dr. Swan. A note offering three smallpox cases prompted Gill to say he cannot leave without being locked out, and he plans to seek an injunction to prevent further interference.
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H. Z. Gill
Secretary of the State
Boart of Health
Swan
Jook
W.B. Swan
Ancrevary
Dr. Gul
Gul
Surgeons Assigned to Infantry Units at Multiple Forts
A compiled list shows surgeons and assistant surgeons reassigned to infantry units in camps and forts across the U.S. Army. Names include Major Charles F. Mason, Captain James H. Flehburn, Major John K. McDill, Major John Henry, Major Justus A. Schuelke, and others, with posts at Fort Archerson, Camp Midde, Fort Sheridan, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Sam Houston, Vancouver Barracks, and more.
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Teonerd K. Graves
Sth Infantry
U.S
Camp Midde
Pat
Jamen Ig
Miner
Neristant
Urgeon
Lomax , Anderson
Fort Sheridan
John K. McDill
James J. Erwin
Albert Hh, Eber
Thirty-first Infantry
U.S.V
F Thomas
John Henry
Aurecon
Abram L. Haines
Cieutenant
Ralph S. Porter
Thirty-second Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frank «. Armstrong
Fur— Gon
Sohn W. Hereford
Aesist
Wo H Cook
Ageistant Su
Thirty-third Infantry
TS. W
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Albert Peterman
W. E Parker
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Writerean
Cole
James 5. Shellenberger
Prask W. Foxworthy
Firat
Patrick J. Meketuin
Vancouver — Barracks
Wash
Justus A Schuelke
L. N. Gundy
Metzier
Annexation Debate Amid Civil War Echoes
A fragmentary report from Washington in July discusses annexation sentiment and mobilization across states from Rin to Virginia. General Rosser comments on property rights, social order, and fears of anarchy, while officials claim soldiers and laws shape public opinion and policy.
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Washington
Peerat
Rin Tame
Virginia
Tertit
Tess
Eton-Askeod
Rosser Sah
Pune
Biguid Mesa
Discovery of rich beach diggings at Wreck Bay
A Vancouver Island prospecting boom is reported near West coast of Vancouver Island at Wreck Bay five miles from Usluctet. Morning news says a prospector washed out $2.50 from beach sands amid great excitement. Farmers abandon farms to seek gold washing profits.
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Victoria
A. C
Strainer Willap Fap
Usluctet
Vancouver
Pan
Trade With Brazil Declines Reported by Consul at Santos
A state department report from United States Consul HM at Santos shows U S Brazil trade fell last year with exports and imports down. Exports to Brazil declined by about half a million dollars amid overall weaker bilateral commerce.
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Brazil
United States
J P Morgan Announces Mexican Gold Loan Terms
J P Morgan & Co announces a Mexican gold loan of 14 million dollars in American gold and 463 0800 marks, issued at 9.5 percent with bearer bonds. Books open today in New York and European capitals, with proceeds to retire prior foreign loans and structured for September 1 maturity.
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J. P. Morean & Co
Morgan Houses
Berlin
Frankfort
Amsterdam
London
Aubexlinien
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States
Mexico
American Boats Plan Water Route From Paris to Charenton
Washington July 11 commender Baker chief assistant in the engineers department of the American cory milestoge Paris has arrived by Washington He says a new landing pad on the Seine cected by Mr Peck will be located in front of the American buildings The plan is to run a line of Pestmers carrying the American flag from the American buildings to Charenton seven miles A model American street railway will run from Charenton to Russat enabling passengers to travel by water or sail on American lines.
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Washington
Baker Whyly
Cory Milestoge
Paris
Seine
Peck
Charentim
Charenton
Russat
Ill Wind Helps Texas Cotton In Upper Lands
Austin July 1 The cotton exchange reports the grain flood on the Brazos damaged the bottomland with an estimated 200000 bales of cotton lost valued at about 35 million. Heavy rains that ruined crows in the bottom benefited upper lands, promising a record corn harvest and a minor cotton impact in Texas.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Ubelozsta
Hrazos
Rich wife, bankrupt Crosby Brewster faces claims
New York July 12 Albert Crosby Brewster of Massachusetts and formerly prominent in Chicago in real estate and brewing faced bankruptcy proceedings today. He lists assets of cash and mortgages totaling under 300000 while his wife claims the Brewster estate and advances. Chicago holds a 500000 judgment against Crosby tied to David A. Gage’s defection. Crosby says he has owned nothing since 1878 and lives by borrowing from his wife.
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Albert Crosby Brewster
Mass
Chicago
Crosby
Opera House
Mavcy Brewing Company
Cape Cod
Crushy
Hrewster
Cross
Wml
Brewster
David A. Gage
Grosby
Township Fair Promises Practical Farming Show
A township fair planned for September 21 and 22 aims to showcase practical farming subjects. Led by H. Wallace as president, the effort rallies Mission Center residents and the Osk Grange plant, with professors and experienced farmers to lecture. Pro moters include Jobs B Sime A Hi Beck fern Miller and Thomas Bucklan.
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Hr. H. Wallace
Opie of
Mission Center
Ro Seaan Borg
Osk Grange
Mrembers
Farmere Institute
Jobs B Sime
A. Hi. Beck
Fern, Miller
Thomas Buclanen
Gentrys Fast Mile Leads Detroit Harness Meet at Highland Park
Detroit harness racing at Highland Park featured Gentrys Fast Mile clocking 2:02 3-4 in a strong effort though short of the track record. Dr Schuyter was fined $29 for pulling La Verna in the first heat of the 2:15 pace. Lady Wellington won the 2:4 trot in straight heats, Hoan Dick took the 2:35 pace in straight heats, and Dan Wilkes swept the 2:16 heats with several fast times. Chain Shot won the first heat in 2:18 3.
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Kansas
Detroit
Mich
John T. Gentry Mille
Highland Park
Schuyter
Laverna
Eight Kansas men to hold commissions in Philippines regiments
Eight Kansas soldiers are set to receive commissions in the Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh volunteer regiments forming in the Philippines. Frederick R. Dodge, formerly of Trpke, becomes captain after rising from sergeant major, with prior regular army service. Daniel F. Craig of Garnett will also be a captain, as will H. Bishop of Salina. Major bids go to Henry B. Orwie of Girard, and E. L. Glasgow of Salina becomes captain. Thames B. Hayson of Burlingame, Charles A. Phillips of Hotton, and George R. Crawford of Manhattan are named for captain, with Crawford to be second lieutenant.
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Philippines
Frederick R. Dodge
Tr Pke
Kansas Dodge
Hic
Hife
Thriee
Daniel F. Craig
Garnett
Leutenant
K Company
Twentieth
Kazsas
Charles M. Christy
Crais
Gen. Funston
H. Bishop
Henry B. Orwie
Girard
Twentieth Kansan
E. L. Glasgow
Salins
M Company
Twentieth Kansas
Bishop
Aod
Thames B. Hayson
Burlingame
G Company
Twenty-first Kansas
Charles A. Phillips
Hotton
D Company
Salvage Operation After Steamer Hits Rocks Off London
In a rough report from London July 34 salvagers have reached the American liner Paris after the vessel struck rocks and drifted. They hope to reach the after hold fires and clear the ship while attempting to tow toward safety. The salvagers claim the Paris is now free of the rocks and the operation aims to facilitate salvage work.
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London
Paris
Mavedi Mors
Johnson in Chicago and Hatfield surrender noted
Johnson of Peabody attends National Democratic Committee meeting in Chicago set for late July to oversee plans for the regular convention later in the year. Hatfield, son of Devil Anse Hatfield, surrendered to Governor Atkinson of West Virginia after a deputy sheriff shooting incident, ending pursuit in Kentucky.
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Peabody
National Democratic Committee
Chicago
Breard
Kansas City
Train Held Up Near Folvor by Four Robbers
Four men stopped Southborne train No 1 on the Colorado and Southern railway inserting dynamite to blow open the express car. They failed to take any money or valuables and passengers were not molested. Officers plan pursuit and confidence remains high that the culprits will be overtaken.
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Trinidad
Coto
Southborne
Colorado & Southern Railway
Folvor
N. A
Wwils Fargo Express
Glover
Webb
Paul Jones Bones Mystery In Paris Grave
Washington inquiries at the state department seek the final resting place of John Paul Jones who died in Paris on July 14. Officials learn Jones was not buried in the Lafayette cemetery and that his remains may have been moved to a rented grave years ago, with no definite location found.
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Chamyasnahip
Ontrago
Kepweort Yrelor
Bae
Ofiack
Som
Collins
Lereet
Bicuinton Li
Micrhen
Mary Aa McCone
Centeal
Kelle
Alles
Ee Et Boas
Street
Carter
Bailey
Bron
Peters
Toaud Hackert
Alten Aetest
Washington
State Department
John Paul Jones
Paris
Wir Grove
Esrd
Paul Jinet
Ebo
City Attorney Bird to Answer Demurrer in Auditorium Suit
City Attorney Bird has filed a demurrer to the petition in an auditorium injunction suit and will prepare an answer tomorrow afternoon. The city seeks to erect the auditorium for rentals and gatherings, with a contract in hand and a motion to make bondsmen parties for analysis.
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Tomerrow
Judwye
Mazen
Hird
Denilson
Pryor A& Co
Clevelanda
Oba
Mtr
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