Great Frentethon at Madison appeals to Modern Woodmen meeting
Modern Woodmen delegates and guests from several states gathered in Madison Wisconsin for the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois association phase aligned with the head camp meeting. Leaders were elected for the next two years and several officers named including Northcott Hollis and Dawson. A Carnival event in Georgia and Diaz’s recovery were reported among miscellaneous items.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Minicox
Wik
Madero WooGmen
Tulny
Laws
W. A. Northcott
Greroville
Lil
DE Hearne
Davenport
Benjamin D. Smith
Denkata Wie
Chan W. Hawes
Felon
A. H. Hollister
Windison
Zink
Grand Isterd
Neb
Join & King
UmuteNet
FF. Farmilla
Rockford
Oacort
J. H. Dawson
Stdgton
Mint
H. W. Blanchard
Mendota
Harkham
Mexico
Acne Sentry
LFP
Menth
Carey
Ex Gov Lewelline Opinion on Redeemers
Former Governor Lewelline voices a dated political view on the Redeemers era in Kansas. He analyzes motives and impact, arguing for or against the movement's legacy within state governance and party alignment. The piece reflects early 20th century political discourse and regional power dynamics in Kansas.
Leavenworth Mines See Concessions Amid Talks Of Reopening
In Leavenworth on June 6, miners show partial return readiness as company concessions emerge. A union committee met Superintendent Klersted, reports say crews went down yesterday, though most miners have yet to dig. The firm may restore thrashing pay and switch to biweekly wages, with full settlement expected by early next week.
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Leavenworth
Klersted
Betrayal Charge Shocks Everest Farmers Area
In Everest Brown county, three local women testified against Hughes accusing betrayal. The case drew vast attention as the county attorney examined two complaints before the third woman among prominent Norwegian farmers' daughters. Hughes bound over to district court after preliminary exam.
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Everest
Arcusos
Brown County
Hughes
T Hughes
Laren—Hughes
Kansas City June Commencement and Graduates at the Blind Institute
Kansas City hosts the annual commencement of the Kansas Institution for the Education of the Blind on Monday evening June 10 at 8. The graduates include Charles W Gillilan Anthony Charles E Walters Wagstaff Stanley D Morin Mound Valley Hayes H Brooks Parsons Fred Wilbur Baxter Springs Francis H King Kansas City Daley D Garvin Lawrence Loretta V Bloom Stanton Mary L Petigrew Winona. A separate brief reports a one month old child of Gus Johnson of 19 Charles Street near death from poison after water was poured into a glass with matches left on a shelf earlier. In Avitts June 6 Sheriff Kief fer found the lost G C Harris of Enterprise at Oak Hill Clay county.
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Kansas City
Kansas Institution For the Education of the Blind
Chanel
Charles W. Gillilan
Anthony
Charles E Walters
Wagstaff
Stanley D. Morein
Mound Valley
Hayes H. Brooks
Parsons
Fred ©. Wilbur
Baxter Springs
Francis H. King
Daley D. Garvin
Lawresce
Loretta V. Bloom
Stanton
Mary L. Petigrew
Winona
Wichrra
Gus Johnson
Charles Street
West Side
Boy Missing After Friend’s Offer of Welcome
A 10 year old boy who stayed with farmer A Nolan and his brother Wm Harris of Enterprise disappeared a week ago. He was suspected of being helped away after seeking a pleasanter home. He had not had a good time at home and believed Nolan’s place would be better for him. Miss Nesbitt's Assailant on Trial
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Odilcos
Wienna
Warden Chase
Bulders
Lewelling
The
Beacon
Republicana
Chase
Kansas
Republican Party
Kaness
Kandas
Kanass
A. Nolan
Wm. Harris
Enterprise
Nolan's
Miss Nesbitt
Teavenworth
Ballot Boxes in River Drama in Ecuador Revolt
Report from Panama describes Guayaquil's fall to revolutionaries. Exiled Ecuadorian newspaper men will return to Guayaquil. Election canvass details reach port aboard Aconcagua. May 27 28 29 polling sites disrupted with cries of Viva Alfaro and down with traitors as patriots gains widen in Manabi and Esmeraldas.
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Ecuador
New York
Panama
Guayaquil
Gayaquil
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Aconcagas
Viva Alfaro
Manabi
Esmergldas
Cloudburst Sweeps Black Forest. Dozens Feared Drowned
A massive cloudburst in Wurtemberg’s Black Forest caused river Byach to swell and wash away houses. Ten drowned at Balifen, seven at Krommer, nine missing elsewhere, and ten killed at Lannen. London Standard hints US to pay Cuba insurrection costs. Spain’s rivals warned against aiding Cuban rebels.
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Germany
Jane
Wurtemburg
Black Forest
Byach
Balinfren
Krommer
Lannen
London Standard
United States
Cubas
Lexpus
Cublia
Spain
England
Bird Returns Posture in Hydrant Case City
W A S Bird returned from New York where he observed depositions in William B Strong v Topeka Water Co to determine hydrant rental liability. He reports depositions favorable to the city and says no one ever demanded payment to bondholders, indicating hydrant rental over 100000 may not be city’s responsibility. Civil matter looms with Garfield Park events and local notices follow.
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Saya
W. A. S Bird
New York
William B Strong
Topeka Water Company
Bird
President declines pardon for Van Leuven as leaves for Gray Gables
President, preparing to depart Washington for Gray Gables, devotes time to cabinet appointments and charges against officeholders. He refused to grant clemency to George Van Leuven, convicted in the Northern District of Town for pension law violations, citing lenient treatment and insufficient health grounds despite doctors’ reports. Attorne General Olney, Acting Secretary Uhl, and several congressmen visited.
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Washington
Gray Gables
Ulney
Uhl
State Department
George van Leuven
United States District Court
van Leuven
Convret
Pauline Hall insulted by Woodward row on ship
Passengers from Southampton recount a clash aboard the Pris after Duncan B Harrison confronted a large Briton named Woodward who insulted Pauline Hull. Harrison then struck Woodward in self defense, Woodward asked Captain Watkins to jail the actor, but the captain refused to intervene.
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Pauline
Business Men There Entertaining Visiting Hoarils of Trade
Large delegations from Ohio boards of trade and chambers of commerce visit Cleveland. A Cincinnati train with 185 business men arrived, followed by guests from Toledo Columbus Springfield and Dayton. They toured the city, rode the Northland steamer, and a banquet with Senators Sherman Brice McKinley and Gen. Bushnell was planned.
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Cleveland
Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Northland
Sherman, Brice
McKinley
Gen. Bushnell
Charles Smith Bound Over After Mortgaged Cart Charge
Charles Smith, the colored young man charged with selling a mortgaged cart to Dr. Lindsay, was bound over to district court by Justice Guy. His bond set at 800 dollars. he remains jailed. A theft occurred during last night at 900 North Topeka, where J. W. Bickel’s washing for the week was taken from a basket near a window. Miss Maudel advertises a slaughter sale at Holman & Co. millinery with prices cut. An anecdote touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, citing cures in San Francisco and Junction City cases. Trial-sized bottles 10 cents, regular sizes 50c and 1.00, via local drug store. Beggs’ German Salve is promoted as a top cure for piles with a guarantee and sample box offered.
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Charles Smith
Dr. Lindsay
District Court
Justice Guy
J. W. Bickel
Topeka Avenue
Holman & Co
Maudel
Bubre
Phoebe Thoman
Junction City
Til
Dr. King
Thos Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
J. B. Aan
Topeka Firms Win State Contract Bids
The state board of charities let six month supply contracts for state institutions. Chas Wolff and Jacob Dold won meat for Reform school and the Topeka insane asylum. Chase Sanborn of Chicago took coffee and tea. Independence Mills won the dry goods contract. Crosby Brothers were partial dry goods bidders. Wolff & Dold and others secured minor Topeka firm contracts and white shirts for dependents. Christ’s Hospital Guild meeting announced at Mrs Dudley’s 119 Harrison, June 7 at 9 oclock.
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Josby Gros
Topeka
State Board of Charities
Copeland
Chas Wolff
Jacob Dold
Wolff
Reform School
Topeka Insane Asylum
Chase & Sanborn
Chicago
Independence Mills
Independence
Kas
Crosby Brothers
Ale & Curry
Swift& Bulliday
Farnsworth & Ashby
Kellam Book and Stationery Co
Manspeaker Mercantile Co
Green & Kale
Topeka Vinegar Works
Market Report Shows Grain Strength Amid Harvest Uncertainty
The market report notes stronger June through wheat and firm corn and oats on crop concerns. Hog receipts rise while pork and lard hold steady. rains are scant, weather risk weighs on supply. Kansas City and Topeka figures show mixed cattle, hogs, and wheat futures with officials noting demand and export activity.
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Carrie
Bancas
Kansas City
Carree
Texas
To-peka Grain and Stock Exchange
Wau
Crop drought hits corn and wheat across the Midwest
Reports from Ohio to Iowa describe drought damage halting crop prospects with Nebraska Kansas and Minnesota also affected. Prices edge up while grain stocks and export activity shift as traders monitor weather, conditions in Germany and New York markets.
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Topeka Grain and Steak Exchange
Ciocze
Daily Trade
Liverpool
California
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
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Detroit
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Iowa
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