Last note on friars land talks to recall religious orders
Washington released Secretary Hoot's final note to Governor Tate detailing negotiations over Philippine lands held by religious orders. The Vatican favors gradual withdrawal of orders to focus on spiritual ministry and urges orderly compensation and rules for future parochial work. The plan contemplates setting land values with justice, awaiting a new apostolic delegate, and verifying property and damages from American occupation to reach a fair settlement.
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Washington
War Department
Hoot
Tate
Taft
Vatican
Tom “Patt
Philippine Islands
Government of
The
Philippines
Congress
Rampolla
Holy See
Apostolic Delegate
Pnssure
Church property claims and stock ownership lists requested
A wartime directive asks for full and definite lists of church properties and stock ownership held by authorities. It seeks precise relations to Ute ownership, stock totals, officer roles, and claims on church and convent properties occupied by American troops. It also requests conveyance details from the crown and notes of devolution to church trusts versus state.
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Congress
Root
Rich Women Smugglers Detected in San Francisco
Two well dressed Denver women Mrs. C. Boettcher and Miss N. McMurtrie returning from Japan and China were charged by customs officers with attempting to smuggle Japanese silks and curios worth $8,000. Eight large trunks contained silks, cloisonne, and carved ivory as inspectors uncovered garments and bolts of silk hidden inside. The pair, both from wealthy families, denied any dutiable goods before the inspection.
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San Francisco
Denver
Japan
China
C. Boettcher
Mise N. McMurtrie
Tom
Breidenthal Secures Charter For New Bank in Labette County
John W. Breidenthal secured a charter for a citizen bank in Late Eun, Labette County with a capital of 5000. He organizes Breidenthal’s Bankers Trust Company. Other charters granted include Wayans Stove Company with 9000 capital and Bamara Lumber Company.
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John W. Breidenthal Touly
Eun
Bina
Labette County
Braficthal
Breiden
Lankers’ Trust
Wayans Folle Stove
Regue Bamara Lumber Company
Reid Won't Commit to Special Embassy for King Edward
Washington July 18 reports Whitelaw Reid may skip a special US embassy to King Edward's coronation if he does not change his mind. Reid notified the state that he plans to depart on the 26th, risking the embassy and Choate’s attendance in the usual form.
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Whitelaw Reid
Washington
United States
King Edward
Mr. Choate
Mr. Reid
Uniel's
New York Stock Market Opening Mixed Amid Volume Shifts
Opening dealings were congested as Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio opened wide. Gains clustered around coal stocks and southern rails with notable blocks traded in Southern Railway, Pacifics, and Chi Chicago Terminal, while General Chemical fell. Grain carriers weakened then steadied as several rail and utility stocks rose or paused with a cautious mood prevailing at noon.
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New York
Wall Street
Norfolk and Western
Chema- Peake
Ohio
Chicago
Peresylvania
Rose & Point
Cheas- Peake
Polis
Deaware
Hudson and Wabash
Paul
Conta
Chicago Union
Chiago
General Chemical
Southern Railway
Southern Hatteray
Yumdeg
Pen Wank
Wheeling
St Pauly Rock Island
Union Pa
Missouri
Peoria
Eastern
Chicaxe
Eastern Illinois
Rae
Livliaville
Pactite
Fusionists Face Slim Odds in Fifth District Contest
In the Fifth District the fusionist ticket is seen as unlikely to prevail. Once a strong populist stronghold, the district now presents a tough battlefield with limited prospects for the fusionist candidate.
Davis beat Burton in early alliance days tale
Data recalls 1890s Kansas district contests with Davis of Junction City defeating Burton, Calderhead and Vincent in later races. Notes fusionist odds, party splits, county results, and county politicians like Ray Matkins Frishman and Morehouse. Observes Morris county convention tensions and Curtis senatorial bid dynamics.
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Andrew Shearer
Congress
Wirth
Firth
Calder
Harry
Fifus
John Davis
Junt- Uon City
J. F. Burton
Mr. Cuileyhead
Davis
W. D. Vincent
Clay Center
Calderhead
Ngo Calderhead
Mr. Vincent
Clay
Saline
Toms
Wal Ems
Shearer
Calderheag
Glond
Corcordia Kansan
Clay Center Dispatch
Kansas
Cornell Grove
Hebert T. Ray
Wilsey
Morris County
Curtis
Blo. Haymond
Miller
Morehouse
Richter
T. L. Matkins
Joseph Frishman
Council Grove Republican
Matkins
Raymond
Senator Morehouse
Frishman
S.M. Padgett
White City
Republican
Ray
Padgett
Curtis Ray
Objae
Unduly Excited Editor Threat Over Curtis Ticket
The World editor Ewing Herbert, postmaster of Finnatha Iowa, shows undue excitement over threats to knife Bailey amid opposition to Curtis as a congressional candidate. The editorial comments that Curtis men and Bailey supporters are not bound to a straight ticket, and Bailey insists on driving away gates.
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Ewing Herbert
the World
Finnatha
Ule
Bis
Bailey Amess
Curtis
Congress
Th World
Bailey Mia
Bailey
Lf Bailey
Political turbulence cited in county convention notes
The Harber county meeting praised Curtis for congress and endorsed Roosevelt era reciprocity. Chester T. Long praised as representative. the convention instructed his support for Long in the senate bid. A Wichita gathering recounted speeches by Long and Gibson, with anecdotes of McKinley era loyalty and Anthony.
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Harber County
Uni
United States
Iniey
Theodore Roosevelt
Cubs
Roosevelt
Eibet
Long
Songresa
Kansas
Chester T. Long
Market Report Indicates Mixed Grain Opening Amid Weather Woes
The report notes opening activity in oats and corn with wet weather constraining movement. July contracts swung, with short coverings and export demand influencing prices. Wheat faced pressure from Russian sales and harvest slowdowns, while oats and corn showed volatility as traders weighed weather, receipts, and contract quality.
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Chi
Rane
Towa
Iligola
Todas
Ee Lnlig
Dale
Aute Ana
Shorts
Etutt
Shoria
Tember
Gavin
Cabien
Suzy
oNiemiber
Lower Geure
Stipneapolis
Duluth
Polis Uth
Repoc
Ic Corn Dig
Ugrire
Tnt
Tege Leber
Anige Vp
Bimminac
Hie
Issheta
Bia
AL HS
Aerts
Mixed market notes and commodity prices from Chicago and St Louis
An assortment of commodity prices and markets dated July 18 includes cattle receipts and prices for Chicago and St Louis livestock markets, grain prices for corn and wheat, dairy and butter markets, eggs and cheese, poultry, and early cotton and sugar quotes. It mentions Kansas City Grain and stock company activity and lists various regional prices and market notes.
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Menauies Ze Oat
Coyne Pot Aoets
Cgi and Stock Company
Kansas City, Mo
St Louis
Texas
Gsa Meade
Dice Ae Gees
Pee Tia
la Natives
Chicago
Two are Kansans Charles Sampson and Charles Heiser Promoted
Notices indicate Charles I. Sampson and Charles A. Heiser, both Kansans, have been promoted. The text lists them as senior mates and mentions orders related to their assignments, with partial ranks and ship details garbled.
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Charles I. Sampson
Charles A. Heiser
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Batley
Tom Fitch
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Mekin- Jey
Today's Market Report
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Giano
Wy Cules
Ala
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GEO. W Childs
Jackson Square
Standard Navy
J.T
Bae
Bupter—Creamery
Kansas City
J. E. Prov Gali
Burkes
Joer Komieaium
Sasa
Ushi
York
Ianibe
Valencia
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Saeen
Pakeeel
New York Money Marke
Pelime Mercantile Paper
Tateas Aa Bent
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See
Rio
Sic
Cotton Marke
Corton
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Rain End Stock Company
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