Officials Eye State Control Of Funds Across Agencies
Auditor Cole and Treasurer Grimes discuss possible steps to end deposits by university treasurers in private banks and move all public money into the state treasury. Gov. S is urged to pursue direct state treasurer payments, with civil service funds held in the treasury and earnings from daily balances reviewed for irregularities.
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Fyeenis
Tate
Bate
State Treasury
Gearee
Grape Nuts Myth and Wheat Flour Digestive Claims
Modern flour processing splits wheat berry parts to starch. the starch digests poorly and causes intestinal trouble, while Grape Nuts supposedly uses whole grain processes with moisture heat to convert starch into natural grape sugar, claiming easier digestion. The ad extols Grape Nuts as scientifically arranged and naturally digested with no chemicals.
Allies Are Victorious In China Dispatches
Washington dispatches report the fall ofTien Tsin and the appointment of Tai Hung Chang as viceroy at Chi Etad amid fears at Canton of unrest. Wu JIang remains engaged, with China considering responses as foreign powers eye the evolving crisis. Governor Mount offers Indiana troops for protection in China.
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Nister Wu J
Seclusian
Wien
Ube
Europe
China
Pieret
CN Chang
Washington
Ao Ting
Tnt
Ts ‘Dorlers
Pekin
Aml
Tien Tsir
Fiang Chang
Ching
Canna
MOUNT
Indianapolis
Ind
Mount Tolay Teseripted Prosktony Moe Kintey
Indiana
Extra session urged to handle Chinese crisis and war powers
A July session push argues Congress must authorize a broader executive mobilization to confront the Chinese crisis. Advocates assert the president lacks power to call troops or declare actions without congressional support, warning against committing to a global conflict without lawful authority.
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Cunsroserann
A. P
Sa Aeirente
Enn
Gstta Potierrevutea
Bellewe
Congress
Germit Mursla
Germany
America
Towa Telbe
SAT
China
Bertala
Ware
Imperial Edict Marks Start of Southern War Mobilization
A dispatch from Shangialseve reports an imperial edict dated July 7 ordering preparations for war in the southern provinces. Nine regiments have moved toward a southern target to deter rebellion and enforce loyalty, with warnings of further troop movements and possible escalation.
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York
Tata
Htaa
Tha Viserese
Mhetgoton
Missionaries and Engineers Flee to San Francisco by Coptic
Direct from Tiensin the Rev Robert Coltson a Presbyterian minister and his Denver wife arrive with W J Ireland and A Mathes, mining engineers aboard the Coptic after fleeing for their lives from Pekin. Aged parents and a family of six accompanying them, the group left Tiensin the night of the escape.
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San Francisco
Can
Gauiy
Tien Trin
Robert Coltson
Denver
W. J. Ireland
A. Mathes
Celman
Pekin
Misteter Conner
Tien Tain
Siege escape under fire from Taku forts to Shanghai
A family fled besieged Ely by armored train with a five week old infant and daughter Jeune. They boarded a Chinese steamer near the Monocacy as shells fell and bombs exploded, watching the forts bombardment from the Hue of fire before reaching Shanghai. They bade farewell to kin in Beijing, while ties to Lt Hung Chace and Prof Clifford are noted.
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Tien ‘Tein
Ely
Jeune
Shanghai
Taku
Fekin
Coltman
Hung Chace
Clfford
Imperial University
Ten Fin
Thousands of Missionaries Feared Murdered in Yangtze Valley
San Francisco dispatch reports Rev. Woodbridge and family among missionaries at Chin Kang near the Yangtze River who fled to Shanghai after a planned uprising. Officials warn a broader massacre could erupt, fearing thousands of missionaries and foreign property in the region.
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Yang Tac River
San Francisco
Cal
TL Wosdbridge
Chin Kane
Ang Tse
Shanghai
Chin Kang
Yonz ‘Tes
Woodbridge Latto
Great Valley
Chin Bang
Vicerosa
Chen Chi Tune
Curieul Martin
Taku
Trouble for Russia in Far East Dispatch From Korea
Washington reports indicate a Korean dispatch from Minister Allen fuels concern in the state department. The note suggests mining activity by cartait Gould Mining in Ping Yan near Manchuria, with possible border disturbances on the Manchurian side and impacts on neighboring American settlements, signaling further Russian pressure along Manchuria ports and northern routes.
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Allen
Korea
Washington
State Department
Americas Mines
Cartait Gould
Ping Yan
Kurva
Manchuria
Russia
Comumnion
Annexation case arguments to be submitted to Judge Haxen
The annexation dispute draws to a close this afternoon with final pleas from opposing property owners who argue nonadjacency and agricultural use. Attorneys include Douthitt for Sire WF Douthitt and others for Wolff and Fisher, with Greenwood pursuing the Jewell tract and Shunga area claims.
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Haxen
Case
Sire WF Douthitt
Huot
Smante
Isenhart and
Alisuender
Eveyne Wolff
Care
Pottawatomie Green Corn Dance Begins July 18
Mayetta Kansas officials report the Pottawatomie tribe will start the green corn dance on Wednesday July 18 lasting four days at the dancing ground ten miles west of Mayetta. A four inch rain improved drought conditions and will replenish stock water.
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Mayetta
Kan
Detroit Baseball Club Suspends Shortstop and Fines Players
July 17 Ben Johnson of the American League ordered Norman Burfeld of Detroit suspended and fined Frank Dillon, first baseman, for disciplinary actions. President Kolimian’s station notes a heated situation as Detroit players faced penalties and rewards. other players also received fines.
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Detroit
Chicago
Ben Johnson
American League of Baseball Clubs
Norman EB. Burfeld
MidliNton
Frank Dillon
Kolimian
Hierow
Petralt Pievers
Empire Cuntifion
Young’s Work Ed Santa Fe Abolishes Assistant Yardmaster
John Young known as Brigham is no longer assistant yardmaster of the Santa Fe at Topeka. Young has been assistant yardmaster and is out of a job but will continue with the road in another capacity.
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Santa Fe
John Youn
Brigham
Topeka
Young
Shale Gold Deal Proceeds Amid Financing Talks
A San Francisco Los Angeles syndicate offered to buy a half interest in the Trego and Ellis counties shale lands owned by the Ott Holliday groups. The condition is proving the shale yields ten dollars in gold per ton. Despite failed tests and a delayed payment plan, negotiations continue as California capitalists push testing in Denver and promise mills upon success.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
P. Gay
The
Santa Fe
Trego
Bilis
Ott
CG K Holliday
Holliday Syndicate
W. A. Lee Thompson
Thompson Hardware Company
Tristee
Denver
Ahd
Mr. Gay
Misers
Robinson
Elliott
Wilde
Charles K. Holliday
California
Topeka
A. B. Quinton
Eugene Quinton
AR. Poole
Poole Brothers
Chicago
New York
Chas K. Holliday
John ¥. McManus
Geo. W. Veale
Elder Is Out The Throop Agreement Stands In His Way
A political dispute centers on Elder who is forced out of a position while the Throop agreement remains in force. The stalemate preserves the existing pact and delays a replacement or policy change. Local officials weigh legal options as factional tensions rise.
David Martin Najnominated Associate Justice Bid
Slowly the tide shifts toward Judge David Martin of Atchison for associate justice on the fusion ticket. A. P. Elder withdraws from the state treasurer race to join Martin supporters, saying the action aims to back Martin’s nomination despite criticism and political rumor.
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David Martin
Atchison
A. P. Elder
Martin
Ottawa letter outlines fusion plan for 1900 ticket
A July 16 1900 letter from A F P Glider argues the Martin forces will back David Martin for associate justice with the rest of the ticket split under the Ebroop Hotel agreement. It notes Hitler’s retirement clears the path for L C Stine of Ottawa and Elders to unify with the Ottawa Republican paper while aiding Martin and a Democratic candidate for state treasurer.
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Ottawa
Kan
House
David Martin
Hones
Tamtou Aptons
A. FP
Martin
Powers Threat in Frankfort Plot Revealed in Testimony
Finley Anderson testified that Caleb Powers warned of a plan by mountain men to invade Frankfort to secure a Republican majority and possibly kill Goebel. He described Powers saying Goebel would not live to be governor and that action could be taken if needed. Witnesses placed Powers with others discussing the plan and stated Powers had money tied to Governor Taylor.
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Georgetown
Finley Anderson
Powers
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Riough Democrati
Goubel
Goebel
Charles Finley
Wharton Golden
Robert Noaks
Agipatho
Col
T. C. Campbell
Cincinnati
Colonel Campbell
Justis Or
Armiur Goebel
Cincinnat
Thip
Clacminth
Orsen
Campbell
Neste Sud
Wit
Knox- Silie
Tran
Cineln
Bat
Willig
Lucy Brock
London
Laurel County
Ile Defendant
Lim
Caleb Re
Hier
Taylor
Tiemet
Frankfurt
Brock
Piers
Fechtfort
Taylors Crea
Sun Dance in Manila Exposes Filipino Cruel Practices
A Manila correspodent reports a near naked woman found in a ditch after Good Friday dances. Investigations reveal brutal rites tied to local beliefs, with participants circling and lashing each other while chanting. The dead woman reportedly endured hours in the death circle before collapsing, prompting condemnation of savage rituals and calls for US action.
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Manila Cor
Philadelphia Record
San Lazaro
Fen
Wwormen
Utp
Indiana
Dante
United States
Han na heads to Chicago to set western GOP HQ
Senator Hanna will leave Cleveland this afternoon to select a location in Chicago for the western headquarters of the national Republican committees. He will return to Cleveland tomorrow night. A separate dispatch from Chicago reports the death of Michael Reininger, a stockyard watchman, killed in a bull attack at the stockyards.
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Hanna
Chicago
Cleveland
Nationalepublican Communitties
Michael Reininger
By & Bull
Reininger
Tax Levy Surplus Redistributed by State Board
The state board of equalization finished redistributing $80,000 in overcollected taxes from Kansas counties. The 1900 valuation jumped $15.4 million above 1899, with Simnnille County alone raising $60,000 more than allowed. Officials report the excess will be returned to counties as extensions are finalized.
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State Board of Equalization
Kansas
Sim Nnille
Board of
Equaliza—Tion
Lael
Market Report Shows Corn Futures Shift Amid Mixed Trade
Chicago July 1 market briefing notes corn futures steady to higher on light demand and speculative buying. Reports of weather-related shifts in Iowa Missouri and Ohio, with showers in Nebraska and Kansas, influence selling and covering by shorts. receipts and river conditions cited, while oats and barley show routine moves and cash prices edge.
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Morratn
Maine
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
C Pa
Neetend
Liverol
Aise
Sfinnenpolix Asd
Dutuet
Total Bulle
Hue
Nossa Strons
Grierin
Vance
Epen
Market summary and grain prices from Chicago to New York
The report covers Chicago wheat and corn movements with a drop then rebound, noting declines and later recoveries. It cites deliveries, receipts, and signals for prices, and includes New York money market details and sugar and cotton notes, plus grain futures outlook and investment guidance.
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