Help for the GOP Third District in doubt
The article reports that the Third District is viewed as doubtful territory with Republicans and Populists clashing over foreigner displacement fears, miner strikes, and party organization efforts. It notes that GOP hopes rely on mine unions, labor shifts, and anticipated fall elections to tilt the vote, amid scattered labor and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADU
Publlen Evancelione
Ork
Republiens
Howe
Kansas
Heer
Rause
Steeker
Fasor
State bank official criticizes loan associations failures
An official report notes many Westness loan associations in Wie state failed to file required statements. The bank commissioner warns continued noncompliance could strip charters and force closures. Existing conditions show idle assets and ongoing labor demand with wages rising but uneven receipts.
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Sonerenwen
Uie
Severn
Bank Commiscianee
Liv
Ishor
Johnson
Lew Jahnein
Breidesthal Pushes Civil Service for State Institutions
A state political debate centers on removing state institutions from partisan control. Breidesthal advocates civil service reform to limit political influence over asylums, penal institutions, and charitable agencies. Critics question feasibility and alignment with broader state governance.
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Mr Breidesthal
Admiral Dewey Cited For Silent War Poise
A newspaper report notes that Dewey long avoided denying or affirming statements about Trieste and the new war stance. The article reflects on his cautious public posture and media treatment of his remarks.
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Trieste
Dewey
Aepers
Arriving Hay Aug 4 Shipboard Relief for Manila Sick
Dispatch from Yokohama reports the Teeter brings 300 sick soldiers, officers and hospital staff for evacuation to the United States. Notables include Captain John F. Zeringer and Lt. Col. Clarke, with several officers listed. Two passengers died en route, Chris Buls and Frank A. Duval, both later returned for medical care.
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Honelaly
San Francisco
Ivy
Ania
Staite
Weuigreay
Yokohame
Har Port
Angus
Manila
John F. Zeringer
William J. Watson
Adva G. Clarke
John C McArthur
Infantry
Collin H. Bal
Oliver C. Lapp
South Dakota
Martha
Chris Buls
Company BL Woyaming
Yokohama
Naxisakt
Frank A. Duval
United State
Preliminary hearing set in MtPareland murders case
In Topeka on June 29 suspects Dick Wollis Tritby James Reader Denver Kigg and Johnson Jordan face a preliminary hearing for the murders of Harry Tandy and an unnamed man at MtParland. Authorities identify a suspect Calla Berger of Kansas City, who vanished after leaving June 27 for Oklahoma. Officers say suspects were linked to a gang involved in murder and possible grand larceny, with tensions and threats of lynching prompting authorities to relocate proceedings.
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Dick Wollis
Tritby
James Reader
Denver Kigg
Johnson Jordan
Harry Tandy
MtPariend
Ales
Carroll
Wabatinaee County
Topeka
Header Cadell
Caylet
Anna
Shent Cook
Johnson Jorden
Calla Berger
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Waihota
Oklahime
Iis
tn_Oidab
Iran
McFarland
Mra
Wiliams
John
Jordan
Blank
Sotlee
Will Collins
Tender
William
Logie Colline
Suuse
Collins
Alma
Wiestler
Sher Cupk
Milliams
Wem
Yellow Jack outbreak at Hampton Soldiers' Home reported
Saffron hued scourge of the West Indies breaks out in the Hampton Virginia soldiers' home. Six deaths already recorded with thirty four to forty cases reported. Disease brought direct from Santiago. Hundreds exposed to contagion amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Soldiers
Hampton, Va
Mistaken for dengue near Fort Monroe alarm through Hampton
Newport News reports 40 yellow fever cases at the National Soldiers' Home in Hampton with six deaths. War department officials confirm the outbreak at Fort Monroe area, with quarantine measures and calls for expert yellow fever personnel.
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Newport News
National Stadlers
Hampton
Washington
Gerern Sternberg
Dovwttt
Port Monfor
In Saldiera
Harmpton
Port Munroe
U. S. A.grelock
Marine Hospital Service
National Soldiers Home
Sie Sricative
Pettus
Framine Hospital
Ewitt
Corbin
Dépreton
Port Monroe
Surgeo Pettus
Dewitt
Ral Corbin
Old Point
Costin
War Department
Congress
Fort Monroe
Hone
Surevon Gentra
Stermbere
Wilme
Fort Bmonte New Guard
Sternberg
Fort Mocroe
Bampton
Soldiers’ Home
Alerr
Wymen
Tate
Fortress Monroe
Army
Shere
Will Honor Dewey at White House Reception for Admiral
President McKinley plans a reception for Admiral Dewey at the White House to mark his arrival in Washington. The event includes a dinner with cabinet members, and state officials anticipate a formal gathering as crowds seek a glimpse of the famed naval commander. The weather forecast shows showers and thunderstorms in the eastern regions tonight with southerly winds.
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McKinley
Waskington
Som Kinsey
Admiral Creet
Wheater
West
Fareatecoe Famiet
Bethse
Navy officials discuss quarantine and ship moves at Norfolk
Acting Assistant Surgeon Seaton Norman details service at Fortress Monroe. General Van Reypen declines to discuss Gutbred origins. He questions suspending operations at Norfolk yard, noting quarantine only. Ironclads Terror and Puritan are the only stationed vessels. crews’ safety could trigger removal. Navy would move ships to a northern port if needed under quarantine rules.
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Seaton Norman
Fortresa Monroe
Suresin
van Reypen
Siso
Norfolk Navy Yard
van Reyper
Terror
Puritan
Norfolke
Navy Department
Welcome Home parade for Nebraska and Utah troops in San Francisco
San Francisco on July 31 witnessed a grand homecoming for First Nebraska infantry and Utah light artillery as they marched from Market Street to the Presidio. Crowds cheered the veterans, with flags and fireworks, a band playing, and a 13 year old mascot carrying a silver flag. Top officials including General Shafter and Governor Poynter observed, and the troops were to be quartered at the Presidio that night pending muster.
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San Francisco
Nebraska Infantry
Utah Light Artillery
San
Resiiehee
Vanness Avenue
Presidio
Ctak Light Artillery
Mejor Grant
Utah Artillery
Nebraska
Swatter
Poynter
Wileen
Nebraska and Grab
Shafter
Kate Sprague Dead In Washington Home
Kate Chase Sprague, widow of a former Rhode Island governor and daughter of Salmon P. Chase, died at Edgewood in Washington suburbs at age 39. She had been ill for three months and received medical care only ten days prior. At her bedside were her two daughters, Mrs Sprague of Narragansett Pier and Mrs. Ripson of Breaklye New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kate Chase Sprague
Rhode Island
Salman P. Chase
Ohio
United States
Tkllie Sprague
Siss Purna ‘Sprague
Narragenstt Pier
PORT BRYANT ESTATE SALES IN SOUTH CAROLINA
General Lloyd Brice purchases upland farm once part of the Poet Bryant estate in S C and to take possession after a lease ends. Perry Kelmont buys another section of the Bryant estate and plans a summer residence, with Dr J J Germany of New York holding lease arrangements.
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General Lloyd Brice
Perry Belmont
St Roslin
S. C
Upland
Bryant
Lloyd Brice
J. J. Germany
New York
General Brice
William Culten Bryant
Perry Kelmont
Poor Chilvuren's Treat in Cork Seaside Excursion
July 11 Cork mayor and citizens' committee took 4,000 of the city's poorest children to Youghni seaside resort on Fentshal Bay, 27 miles east of Cork. Three special trains conveyed the youngsters who enjoyed fruit, sweets, and sandwiches. the day passed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Youghni
Smaside
Fentshal Bay
Ambitious Sutton eyes national bid amid Leland feud
In political circles Mike Sutton weighs challenging Leland for the national Republican committee seat. The rival factions, born from a Wichita 156 convention clash, seek to unite behind Sutton to unseat Leland and gain influence with the east’s pension agents. Governor Stanley aims to keep party harmony as Sutton campaigns secretly with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP .W. Sutton
Runes
Hela
Cyrus Levind
Willett
Sutton
Leland
Wichita
Lesle
Guitar
St. Louis
Shost
McKinney
Mr. Leland
East
Mike Sutton
Tive
Stanley
Journal
Hazen Rules Estate Costs In Knox Case And Fee Award
Judge Hazen resolves a complex Knox estate dispute. Delmore Jetmore receive 400 for attorneys fees. the remaining funds go to Shaffer and Henderson judgments after costs, with nonresident parties and executors involved. Walter Minefield sets a new long jump record, 259 feet at Stow Lake. Rural routes A Lewis and P Roundtree authorized to collect for Topeka State Journal. daily home delivery ten cents a week.
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Hasen
As M. Henderson
Knox
Margaret Shaffer
Hazen
Delmore & Jetmore
Shaffer
Ban Krasumu
Wey
Wamsapion
Walter J. Minefield
Stow Lake
Golden Gate Park
A. Lewis
AP. Roundtree
Topeka State Journal
Explosions Rock Seoul Amid Dyn amite Plot
San Francisco dispatches report six explosions in Seoul on June 23 and July 1 aimed at Premier Sin Ki sin and royal household members. Police detained 17 suspects, including six women, with two injured coolies among the arrestees. The plot is said to have originated at Prince Pak Yung Hye’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yokohama
Seoul
Korea
Pak Yung-Hye
Royal Household Department
Sin-Ki-Sin
Pak Ki Yang
Pak Chung Yang
Household Department
Prince Pak
Mak- Jee
Pak Yunk-Hye
Filipinos Repulsed at Calamba in July Clash
Dispatch from London and Washington report Filipino attempt to recapture Calamba failed with heavy Filipino losses and one American killed, seven wounded, as insurgents faced punishing fire near Calamba. Otis notes volunteers and troop movements toward San Francisco and Manila.
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London
Manila
Calamba
Otis
Washington
Genisis
War Department
Hall
Simonon
Negros
San Francisco
Maine
North Dakota
Wyoming
Winchos
Grant
Kansans Abroad at Avalon Picnic on the Isthmus
In Los Angeles Times July 2 report from Avalon Santa Catalina a large number of picnic parties and sailboats were tied up Sunday. Kansas party members including Crane, Hagar, Hevner, Fider, Parks and Jackson, among others, spent the day rowing, fishing, and swimming at the Isthmus. Tom Maculay caught a 21 pound black sea bass, breaking a season and local record once held by Hitler at 11 24 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Avalon
Santa Catalina
Tetamic
Kansas
Foux
Sirs
C. Crane
Crane
Anna Hagar
Champalen
Stratton
Toulon
AL Elder
Los Angeles
Tom
Maculay
Manning
Black Sea Bases Record Has Been Held By Mr. Hitler
Mauna Loa Lava Redirects, Saving Hilo
Honolulu dispatch reports Mauna Loa lava stream altered its course on July 14, diverting away from Hilo and reducing immediate threat to town and property. The latest information arrives via San Francisco and Way of Kallela, noting a significant change in lava flow direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mauna Loa
Kallela
Hilo
This Man's Woes and Divorce Petition
Vick TM Olson filed for divorce alleging his wife failed to stay home, provide meals, and furnish the home after his work at the Santa Fe shops. He states her conduct caused him to lose his job and that she now moves in police court circles with Smoky Fow associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Olson
Hte
Santa Fe
Reading as a Fine Art article in Self-Culture magazine
The Self-Culture magazine published by the Werner Company in Akron has accepted for publication in the November issue an article titled Reading as a Fine Art written by Frank Nelson, the state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Akron
Agbspot
Frank Nelson
Johnnny
Adams Freeman
Stop Mr Church Follows Federal Judges Ruling on Licenses
Judge Hazen granted temporary injunctions preventing the Superintendent of Insurance Church from revoking the Kansas licenses of insurers tied to Colonel J. Richards of Fort Beott. Firms named include British North American Assurance, Manchester Fire, and Western Assurance over arbitration and valued policy law disputes. The case centers on whether arbitration clauses shield insurers from paying full policy values and whether the superintendent may revoke licenses to force settlement in state or federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
J. 14
Richards
Fort Beott
Taurhato
Munchpeler Fire
Manchester
England
Wertarn Assurance Company
Colonul Richards
Kannes
Trehards
Inturahod Church
Tiemina
Kanelle
Church
Kansas
Hexen
Ethan
Sinaaranes
WH Ras
Faater
Clarkson Sgainet McNall
Insted
Warram
Federal Courte
Zen
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Santiago
Woasher
Cabeago
Nebraska Volunteers
Kate Sprague
Salmon P. Chase
Port Bryant
Czar
Mekes the Champion
Calampa
Catalina Island
California
MR. Church
J. H W. Richards
Glenapolls Journal
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