Warrants Issued for Cottonwood Falls Lynchers
A special from Emporia reports 25 warrants issued for prominent Cottonwood Falls and Strong City residents connected to the May lynching of George Rose. Detectives were active for weeks, centering on liquor crusaders and alleged jointists, with arrests expected. Street unrest alarms local leaders amid tensions in Chase County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaneas Crvy
Star
Emporia
Kas
George Roce
Cottonwood Falls
Eherl
Strong City
Chuke County
Curzon and Naylor Leyland Nominated in Southport Election
In Lesvos July 15 G N Curzon Conservative under secretary for foreign affairs and Sir K Neylor Leyland Liberal were nominated for the Southport division of Lancashire. The wives of the nominees attract attention with Mrs Curzon and Lady Naylor Leyland drawing cheers and interest as Leyland promotes local sport with a cycling club and a carriage driven by four horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krena
Lesvos
G. N. Curzon
K. & Neylor-Leyland
Burt
Southport
Lancashire
Mrs. Curzon
Nay
Sunday Sun's Bluff Obscene Paper Case in Nashville
Damage proceedings for 19608 dollars are brought against Nashville police chief Hadley Clack by Henry L. Preston editor of the Kansas City Sunday Sun. The suit alleges suppression of the newspaper in Nashville and threats to seize papers, with the chief falsely claiming the paper is obscene to harm circulation elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nashville
Con
Tenn
Jaly
Hadley Clack
Henry L. Preston
The
Kansas Cay Sunday Sun
Clack
Exid
Twin Brothers Fight Ends With Bloody Quarrel at Meriden
Sunday dispute between John Musselman deputy city marshal and his twin Sam Musselman disrupted Meriden’s quiet morning. John struck Sam inflicting a long cut to the eye while Sam threw a blunt object at John. Both brothers were arrested and given bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sam Musselman
Meriden
Merten
John Musselman
Sam Musselmen
Johan
Mertenfrenach
Sam
Tom Reed's Bicycle in Washington Dare to Ride Next Winter
Gossip in Washington centers on whether Tom Reed will ride his bicycle from his hotel to the capital next winter. Bets favor the plan as observers recall Reed's dramatic appearance as Speaker in the fifty first congress wearing white flannel and a broad blue belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waattington
Tom Reed
Reed
Judicial slap at women and alimony ruling shocks court
In a July 11 ruling Judge Wilson condemns women’s money value ideas after a Shubert alimony hearing. The court holds that the average woman lacks grasp of finances and warns men against giving all earnings to wives. Also reports troop movements in Formosa and Horace bank closure.
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Witton
America
Seoing
Judicial Sl
Wilson
Shubert
Letter of Chas Parnell on Meath race and Irish split
A World Rome dispatch reports the Rosebery cabinet leaders facing likely defeats in Parliament while Unioners gain, with Redmond split and Meath candidate Jon Parnell involved in a McCarthyite contest. An old letter from Charles Stewart Parnell to his brother is read by a priest, hinting at party divides. The piece laments Ireland’s political strife and Tory power restoration amid private hatreds.
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Axal
Ireland
New York
Worldrom
London
William Harcoort
Rosebery
Herbert Agath
Campbell-Barenermen
John Dsorley
Redmond
Timothy Healy Haa
McCarthyites
Jon Parnell
Redmuuites
Meath
Charles Siswart Parnell
John
County
Barlow
Ith
Man Refuses Food in County Jail Starvation Case
Charles Hoe refuses meals at the county jail while awaiting Kansas officers for the burning of a building near Washburn College. Rue, recently returned from Missouri, has not eaten for over a week, eating only sparingly once after a local food attempt. County Doctor McClintock warns of milk via tube if hunger continues, with potential force-feeding discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoe
Roe
Missouri
Washburn College
Kansas
City
Wilkerson
Rue
Tewel
Edge
Ree
McClintock
Three Girls in Court in Topeka Police Session
In Topeka police court one white woman Delis Reynolds and two Black women were charged with various offenses. Reynolds denied stealing $5 from a Kansan Avenue restaurant worker, while Panny Wright, a morphine user, insulted officers and was fined 15. Mattie Ellison, accused of street walking, denied the charge but was noted as a noted pickpocket. Judge Ferry sentenced her to a light fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delis Reynolds
Sue Cooke
Kansan Avenue
Miss Reynolds
Panny Wright
Third
Quincy Streets
Wellman and
Ewars
Mattie Ellison
RAMAPO TO BE SOLD AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY SALE
The Gideon and Daly racing stables go under the hammer at Sheepshead Bay track at two o clock today. Ramapo and Kinglet lead the list of five entries with others like Too Much Johnson and Maximuu among the not yet alerted contenders. Spun Extends the Wasarxeros reports a large, eager field expected to bring high prices.
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Gideon and
Dairy
New Yoas
Sheepshead Bay
AuCtogver Exston
America
Torf
Gidson
Daly
Ramapo
Kinglet
Hoke Smith and the Silver Issue in 1892 Letter
Secretary Hoke Smith distances himself from the Farmers Alliance free coinage plans while noting a September 1892 letter to W L Peek that opposed sub treasuries. He says he favored silver free coinage but believed it would misvalue bullion and disturb monetary parity, and claims further study led him to oppose unlimited silver coinage.
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Wasuteron
Hoke Smith
Treasury
Farmers’ Alliance
W.L Peek
Auianta Journal
Cchems
Lf A
Chinch Bugs Invade Topeka At Annual Kansan Meet
Report from Topeka describes a pest infestation at a state gathering with millions of chinch bugs swarming streets and streetcars. Observers wonder about sources and destinations, joking about exterminators, winds, and western Kansas migration as Topeka becomes unofficial bug headquarters.
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Topeka
Kansas
Favour the Upper Dam Bond Approved by City Council
The Ways and Means Committee will tonight review the Upper Dam Company bond for approval. Work must start by Wednesday evening but nothing has begun yet. General Manager Fitzerald has not arrived, and local members are unsure when he will call. The Lower Dam Company employs ten teams with wheel scrapers at the raceway excavation, noting substantial progress but no ground material or access to the site yet. A larger force is expected to be deployed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewes Mma
Fitzerald
Democratic Committee Backs Plan for Currency Convention
The Democratic State central committee at St Louis on July 15 unanimously decided to hold a convention to consider the currency question. Dates and exact venue not set yet though Pitrie Springs is tentatively chosen. time remains under discussion. Delegates from striking miners in Michigan toured Ishpeming and Neganee, planning a mass action to demand higher wages. Five thousand miners expected out by nightfall. W A Clark sells Montana mining interests to Anaconda company and plans relocation to Arizona with a New York residence. The Defender leaves for Bristol after a brief local spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pertie Springs
Fenpemisa
Mich
Ishpeming
Neganee
Union Park
Clark
Barre
Monn
W. A Clark
Montana
Anaconda Company
Dawes Announces War on County Joints Across Eight Counties
Attorney General F B Dawes and A A Godard press county attorneys in Labette Brown Linn Geary Ellsworth Nevada Sumner Dickinson and Sedgwick to enforce prohibitory law closing joints in their counties Abilene Pittsburg and other towns report joints shut or raided while some counties resist and Wichita police are urged to aid enforcement notifications prompt potential assistant AG appointment as crackdown grows.
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F. B. Dawes
A. A. Godard
Dawes
Wicorseys
Labstte
Brown, Linn
Geary
Ellsworth
Nevada
Sumner
Dickinson
Sedgwick
Pins
Godard
Woods
Sumner County
Mrr
Caldwell
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Atorney Suh
Dickinson County
Abilene
Pittsburg
Itehell
HELEN GOULD LIBERAL VISIT TO CONCORDIA CHURCH
Miss Helen Gould and party visited Concordia Kansas on July 15 arriving at 6 pm. They were shown city highlights by Mayor Marshall Col Brown and Judge Sturges and donated $20 to a church social. The group also attended a benefit opera and donated funds before leaving for Kansas City.
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Concordia
Coxconora
Kas
Helen Gould
Marshall
Col Brown
Sturges
Hey
Miss Gould
Tuey Unén
Cherry
Abe
Kansas City
El Paso Floods and Rising Rio Grande News
El Paso Texas July 15 The Rio Grande is higher than in five years. extensive flooding threatens crops and stock. Mexicans along the Juarez side fortify dyke lines as the river continues to rise and water reaches deeper inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Jly
Rio , Grande
Alleus
E Paso
Juarz
Endeavorers About Done Compliments to Rockefeller Charities
Boston July 15 Tonight the 14th international convention of the Christian Endeavor movement drew large crowds. Address by E D Warfield of Easton Pa on attracting educated men. Robert Espeer of New York spoke on missionary service. Rev William G Puddefoot praised John D Rockefeller for his charitable gifts. W E Parke of Gloversville presented a banner for best giving, Drevi land union receiving the award. Dean Alfred A Wright urged Bible support in schools.
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John D. Rockefeller
Boston
PSCE
Burton
E. D Warfield
Easton
Williston
Tent Ende
Vore
Robert Espeer
New York
William G. Puddefoot
Mechanics Hall
W. E Parke
Gloversville
N. Y
Dreviland
Parke
Gates D. D
Laws Collage
Alfred A. Wright
Auburndale
Masa
A Giddy Young Pair Elopes To Wed In Kansas Farm Couple
J Thomas Snodgrass aged about 55, a wealthy Havenaville area farmer, wed Miss Anne Speck in a hasty ceremony at Dr J W Kessinger’s home on Van Buren Street after eloping from Holton. The license was secured in Holton. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver, Mr and Mrs H Gates, and Mr and Mrs W H Ream. The couple remain at Dr. Kessinger’s house and plan a brief wedding trip.
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J. Thomas Snodgrass
Anne Speck
J. W. Kessinger
van Buren Street
Pottawatomie
Jackson County
J. Thomas
Havenaville
Kansas
Anna Speck
Ler Siver
Apua
Soldier
Holton
Mir
Loodgrass
Oldier
Havensville
Dr. Kessinger
Loebuck
Dr Keasinger
Local obituaries and political notes from Pittsburg to Des Moines
Two year old Denton Hoge baum of Piteburg died last evening at his grandfather Dr W Hogebaum’s residence. Body sent to Pittsburg for burial. Col Tumlinson gains Democratic support for Hutchinson refummatory board. Eleven year old Mary, daughter of Mrs A Mewalles at 31u Moorone street, died of muscular rheumatism. funeral from Church of the Assumption tomorrow morning. Conductor Charley Short and wife with two daughters left for Coloma Michigan to visit relatives for five to six weeks. return around September 1. Prof Frank Nelson from Lindsborg Kans, recent Republican state convention attendee, spoke at the courthouse tonight under the Scandinavian Republican club banner.
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Denton Hogebaum
Piteburg
W. Hogebaum
Pittsburg
Col Tumlinson
Hutchingon Refummatory
Sa Wari Mary
A Mewalles
Moorone Street
Jes
Church of the Assumption
Moroivg
Sants Fe
Charley Short
Coloma
Michigan
Chicago
St Joseph
Frank Nelson
Repub- Hca Orstar
Lindsborg
Kans
Des Moines
Court House
Civb
Currency reform in Chile shifts balance of trade toward Chile
H M Serreno of Valparaiso, manager of the Valparaiso to Bolivia railway, visits Washington and discusses Chile’s gold basis currency conversion that began June 1. He notes coinage of gold and silver alongside retained paper money, backed by gold, and says the reform could tilt international trade toward Chile while regional tensions with Peru Ecuador and Argentina fade as costs outweigh gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Serreno
Valparaiso
Chile
Bolivia
Washington
Serreno
Peru
Ecuador
Hottest Day This Year Reported Across Regions
The article notes a peak temperature around 98 degrees on May Day, with government instruments confirming the hot spell. It describes light wind, a chance of cooler weather tomorrow, and scattered showers near the Mississippi and Kansas. Barometer readings vary by region, and cloudy morning in Paul with near-fair conditions expected tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Coulee Tomorcow
Jennings
Arkansas
Gulf
Montana
Lakes
Paul
Mississippi River
Kansas
Death by own action and loom innovations featured
A young woman Lewman near Fourth and Polk attempted no suicide last evening. she was revived after collapse from chloroform. Her brother, employed by Kinley and Lawson, noted three recent deaths by own actions. Separate reports cover tailors from thirty five shops planning to strike after employer resistance to a new agreement. A new loom picker design claims improved durability with minimal added weight, offering easier replacement and longer life. Subscriptions for the Daily Grate Journal conclude this item.
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Lewman
Fourth
Polk Streets
Olinoia
Mitchell
Worke
Kinley & Lawson
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