Coy Pardoned After Liquor Fueled Theft Case
Wm Coy, sentenced to six county jail terms, is pardoned by Governor Stanley after a crowd theft incident in Labette County. The group, drinking heavily, robbed a residence. Coy, initially uncomplaining, later offered work to repay the stolen goods. Public sentiment and a large petition influenced the pardon decision.
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Wm. Coy
Labette County
Stanley
Romi
Whit Coy
Lab Ty
Dort
Ofloere
Pirgonyd Coy
Peters the Man in State Consolidated Primary Race
The congressionally aligned Faer-one committee backs Mason Peters as the joint ticket with seventy three Populists and seventy three Democrats to challenge J. T. Uewersork. Peters, previously a candidate and withdrawn, faces late competition from Caldwell and Sam Neleun Akers among others as the race moves into the convention stage. The long, shifting ballot of candidates reflects a fractured field and renewed effort to secure the nomination.
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Congressiona Digtriat Papalisis
Democrits Et Paola
Feafer
Demfers
Mason Peters
J. T. Uewersork
Aso
Peters
Juin PS
Jide
Alburtey Genet
Caldwell
Sam Neleun Akers
W. EB. Bush
Peter Wern
Latiot
Petars
Be Aghin
Ice
Prosperity Verse Author Ware in Kansas History
The article profiles Eugene F. Ware and his varied stance on Kansas affairs under Governor Leedy. It notes his career as a speaker and poet, his controversial views, and a colorful anecdote about calling cards with verse and a silver dime pin, reflecting on his era and reputation.
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Leedy
Eugene FP. Ware
Kansas
Bonor
Chicago
Jong Amu
Mr. Ware Gandy
Bryan will rest after speeches before nominating in Indianapolis
Lincoln July 12 The speeches of Mr. Bryan to the major faction conventions last night are set to become the first public utterances he will make for several days. He intends to rest as much as possible before proceeding to Indianapolis to receive final notification of his nomination. Many prominent politicians have been in Lincoln since Sunday, with departures expected and few visitors anticipated this week. Arizona Fire Swept.
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Lincoln
Neb
Biryen
Ube
Bryan Ie
Indianapolis
No Trouble Now as Louis Transit Cars Run Smoothly
July 1 report from St. Louis notes transit cars operate with no hindrance while officials claim a number of strikers deserted their posts and seek work. The strikers’ executive committee led by John Wilson calls for arbitration, insisting both sides present to a board. Transit officials deny extended disruption and say a $820 strike exists, while lawyers anticipate court action if the dispute continues.
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Et Louis
St. Louis
Rexviir
Lectare
Waton
Curmp
Titrorta
Belne Paudee
el Committee
John
Wilson
Han Leven
Adidacs Requi
Eeareen
Rg Eatax
Ford Smith
Sherrff Pohlman
Republican party reconvenes amid rival auditor bids in Charleston
Charleston West Virginia July 12 The Republican state convention reconvened amid spirited contention after the ticket head was named The focus centered on governor where A White stood unopposed while minor posts drew fierce bidding for auditor state with James R Hat Arnold Schehrer and W Swisher named for the job A storm disrupted proceedings as rules disputes and shifting support challenged chair rulings Ultimately Scherr won unanimous nomination for auditor as delegates adjourned until later sessions
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Charleston
W. Va
Republian peAte
Pecuiar Cireu
Iage
A. White
White
Say
Fela
Ively Seers
James It, Hatt
Arnold ©Eeherr
W. Swisher
I. A. It
Scherr
Hubbard
Wheeling
Hall Forces
Powers trial defends juror swearing and pardon conflict
In Georgetown Kentucky on July 12 the Powers trial faced defense requests to show orders swearing temporarily accepted jurors. Judge Cantril granted but barred naming jurors. The court noted swearing before the full jury is essential and would be an error on appeal. A 100 man special panel was summoned and jury empowerment resumed. The pardon offer from ex Governor Taylor was rejected as invalid. Reporters were confined to the judge’s private room to avoid pretrial prejudice as witnesses prepare.
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Georgetown
Cantril
Powers Attorney
Taylor
United States
Cantel
Court House
Mre
Commonwealth
A Child's Mistake Ends in Mrs Kincaid's Death
Mrs Margaret A Kincaid of 20 Line Coln Street died Wednesday afternoon after months of illness following a household accident. A cat mistake led to ingesting harmful substance mixed with water, causing throat damage and severe suffering. Despite timely medical aid, complications from kidney failure led to her death.
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Margaret A. Kincain
Coln Street
Orlock
Kincaid
Bennighe
Mery
Westerfield
HUI to Stump Indiana in Sept promises largest tour
Anderson Ind July 12 Camp DEL Democratic committeeman from Ulls district returns from Kansas City where ex Senator D. B. Hin promised to spend ten days in Indiana during September and speak in all principal cities. Also noted are new goods at Bennett's Book Store 720 Kansas avenue with fine linen tablets for sale.
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Hui
Indiana
Anderson
Ind
Ulls
Kansas City
D. B Hin
Bennett's Book Store
Kunsaa Avenue
Kansas property values reveal widespread increases in 1800s data
A state audit summary shows total Kansas property values rising with personal property driving most gains. It details 1808 returns of real estate at 163 million, personal property shifts including pianos, watches, carriages, wagons, cattle, horses, and mules, and highlights county leaders and laggards in assessed values across various categories.
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Kansas
State Board of Equalization
Alles
Iterty
Lem
Leavenworth
Morris County
Marion
Allen
Comanche
Ellis County
Sheridan
Wyandotte
Alghost
Qaatas
Meade
Montgomery
Coamé
Mearle
Care Negee
Yale
Mont- Allen
Ativer
Meade Tel
Chastacquair
Sumner
Reno
Stanton
Harper Wads
Jenos
Smith
Gray
Gerard
Gatarne County
Jewell
Bimith
Republic
Nemaha
Shawnee
Morton
Hello
Morton Gomes
Starton
Pearsnes
Lod
Bourbon
Groud
Branton
Nermala
Greeley
L Stanton
Angry woman seeks detective in civilian clothes at police station
A young, angry woman demanded a detective in civilian clothes to accompany her to recover goods. She insisted the operative not be in uniform and claimed another woman held title to the items. The exchange led to the civilian officer guiding her and removing the goods, but she refused to reveal the other woman's name.
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Unifarm
Aie
Tee
Neses
Early in the Field Office of Register of Deeds
The article notes no risk of the register of deeds office needing support at the next election. Assistants from probate judge’s office will serve during Judge Dorman’s term and race plans proceed. John Van Vechten, previously with the election office, will be on the ticket at primaries with others. T. D., father-in-law of Councilman J. Warner, an old settler, will run. P. Boimar.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Assistan
P. Boimar
Second Ward Discussion Includes Cory and Smatrone
Fragmentary notes show Cory and Smatrone mentioned in a Second Ward discussion. The text is incomplete but indicates local political talk and potential names in a neighborhood context.
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Cory
Wilt Smatrone
McKinley Opponents Debate at Philadelphia Rally
Speakers at the Philadelphia gathering defend McKinley while denouncing opposing plans. Hanna, Smith, and Lodge laud the president’s duty and the party’s unity. Col. Parker from Hawaii notes Pacific politics and Roosevelt’s rising popularity amid cross party critiques and forthcoming conventions.
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Republican Party
Ohio
Cutter States
Hanna
Philadelphia
McKinley
Charles Emory Smith
Kansas City
McKinlay
Lodge
Mckiley
Yan
Bryan
Col
Samuel Parker
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Roosevelt
Fee Trust
Canton
Liuckutani
Leland Scores Slated For National Republican Executive Committee
Special Cincinnati Enquirer report from Mark Hanna’s home notes Hanna’s plan to reappoint old active members to the new Republican National Executive Committee. Leland of Kansas would gain influence, while Quay of Pennsylvania might be dropped. Magee and Blise expected to join, with Durbin seeking Fairbanks as successor.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Eveland
Hanha
Republican National Executive Committee
Philadelphia
Hanne Will
Corse
Joseph H. Manley
James G. Cannon
New York
Bling
M. S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Platt
Quay
Chris Magee
Pittsburg
Hawke's
W. T. Durbin
Indiana
Ako
Fairbanks
Leland
National Committee
Executive Committee
Mulvane
Topeka
H. Tt. Tracy
D. W. Mulvane
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination At Oyster Bay
Governor Roosevelt, amid applause, declares acceptance of honor and pledges to work for McKinney's re election in a national crisis. He frames the choice as more than a party contest, urging support for prosperity and national honor.
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Roosevelt
Senator Wolcott
McKinney
Roosevelt Named as Vice Presidential Candidate
A political event recounts Governor Otis inviting peers and party leaders to a gathering in Oyster Bay. The crowd applauds as he expresses pride in civic decency and honesty, declines national committee focus, and then boards a train for home. A telegram to President McKinley notes the nomination and goodwill.
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Molinney
Kansas City
Ned
Wocott
National Committee
New York
Oyster Bay
McKinley
Roosevelt
Edward GO. Wolcott
Market Report Signals Wheat Slump Amid Bullish Hopes
Chicago July 12 Wheat opened weak with declines as Price Cue Tent spurred talk of 80 million bushels in the government tally. Northwest conditions were improving while Liverpool futures fell, pressuring prices despite a late rally. Corn fell on profit taking as Nebraska and Kansas crop chatter soured, with provisions showing broad packer selling and lower margins. Cattle and hog markets were mixed with receipts up and prices steady to lower across major Midwest hubs.
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Chicago
Sithc
Elier
Sd Ae
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Nebraska
Kuowas
Syd
Ribes
Goirgs
Basi Street
Topeka
Dembas
Nobraak
Castle
Minneapori
Kaunas
Porn
Topeka Market Highlights Grain Prices and Stocks
Topeka and Chicago reports show mixed grain receipts and prices with wheat firm but cautious demand, corn steady, and hogs slow. Stocks markets inch higher on anticipated future developments, while money and bond markets reflect uncertainty and cautious buying.
Investment phrasing in State Journal prompts cautious spending
A fragment notes motorists advised against extra spending saying at the rate of so cents per week you don't want to invest more. The line appears in The State Journal and comments on cost concerns.
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Wore
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