Candidates for county attorney pledges rise in State Journal Q and A
Three contenders Galen Nichols J J Schenck and L A Stebbins answered written questions for the State Journal detailing their plans if elected Nichols seeks reelection on the Ynakes ticket promising to continue current duties Schenck vows to enforce all laws especially the prohibitory law Stebbins Independent forces nominee lays out clear positions not to interpret oaths or seek to nullify laws and opposes combining legislative and executive powers.
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County Attorney Promise Speech on Enforcing Prohibition
A historical county attorney candidate vows to enforce the prohibitory law and related statutes with full energy. He asserts public officers must back lawful sentiment and resist犯罪 syndicate influences, urging equal enforcement of all state laws and a duty to curb gambling and other common violations.
Panther Escapes Bronx Zoo Park. Panthers Sighted Near Picnic Party
A panther, shipped from Mexico in a pine crate and chained at the Z o o l o g i c a l Park, escaped through dense brush into a wooded Bronx area after removing a crate slat and collar. Six keepers pursued it with shotguns and nets while sightseers witnessed fleeting glimpses as the animal approached a picnic group of women and children before retreating into the park. Authorities say the panther is not vicious and may be shot by locals if found.
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Played He Was Tracy Desperado Motive Leads to Violence
William Nixon posing as Outlaw Tracy aimed to win two women and extort money in Seattle July 28. He threatened an actress, drank for free, and was attacked by a police officer and theater proprietor Joe Williams, wounded in the botched disguise. Nixon matched a police photo and a rewards of nearly $7,000 was offered for Tracy dead or alive.
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Fusion schemes loom in Kansas Senate race
A state party power struggle in Lyon and neighboring counties centers on fusion tactics to back Curtis for United States senator. Republicans debate instructing their delegates, potentially swaying the legislature races, while Senator Harris prepares for a European mission and a Kansas campaign return.
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Kansas Political Scene Recollects Lit Crum Heroics
In Atchison county a pivotal fall race looms as William Baird seeks the legislature representing Bourbon district. The Graham county Populist convention calls delegates to August, highlighting factional tensions. The memory of Littleton S. Crum, longtime U S marshal, is recalled as a symbol of old school Republicanism and party loyalty shaping Kansas politics.
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Death in Wells Street saloon shocks Chicago crowd
In Henry Ohara s saloon on Wells Street a murdered unidentified woman about 32 was found in a back room with a strangled face and blood on her head. Police arrested James Grant and Edward Goff after witnesses placed them with the victim. Investigators consider drugging and killing in a saloon.
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VESSEL BUILDING IN U S SHARES STEEL PRODUCTION SURGE
A New York publication shows that for the year ended June 30 the United States built 1,708 vessels totaling 473,381 gross tons, with steel steamers rising sharply and lake shipbuilders active mainly in midsummer. Canal boats declined, and no major seaboard orders are noted.
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Dr Baldwin Dead In New York at 75
Rev Dr Stephen I Baldwin recording secretary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church died in Brooklyn from typhoid fever at age 75. Born in New Jersey, he spent decades as a missionary in China, superintendent of the Foo Chow mission, and editor of the Chinese Recorder before returning to the United States.
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Sea Serpent Monster Dead After Bermuda Capture
The strange pea monster channomurend vitata, recently received at Battery Park aquarium from Bermuda, died from injuries sustained during capture. It was placed in a hermetically sealed glass case filled with formaldehyde.
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Our National Disease Caused by Colfer Reports
Dr. W J Allison of Arkansas says coffee caused our national malady dyspepsia and credits Postum with cure He explains his shift from coffee to Postum improves digestion and weight gain after months of use, noting lasting health benefits from replacing coffee with the beverage.
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Topeka Snapshots Show Rain, Travel, and Local Happenings
Local notes recount forecast drought chatter, Topeka business and politics, plus daily life items. Thomas Hiskey visits Wakeeney land office, Dick Cooley joins Boston, John MacVicar attends Republican convention in Des Moines. Indian green corn dance scheduled, taxes to be advertised, concerts by Beerley towns, and rides amid heavy rain.
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University of Chicago Sailors Depart on Western Trips
Two expeditions depart from the University of Chicago as plans firm for western voyages. Officials announce a July schedule with anticipated routes and destination ports.
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