Parker Hughes recount gains lead in ward contest update
Recount of the Parker Hughes contest shows Parker gaining one vote overall after counting First Second wards. Canvassing board reports Parker 173 votes and Hughes 182 on final tallies with some ballots reclassified. recount completed in fourth precinct and expected to finish by Wednesday.
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Hughes
Parker
de Tutul
Sves Parker
Bullote
Canvats
Second Ward
Prigay
Paorker Se
Sim
Curt Page
Hiughes
Engines Collide in Ottens Kansas June Train Wreck
Two Missouri Pacific freight locomotives collided head on near Lane injuring several crew members. Engineer Geo. Dart suffered head fracture and internal injuries. Head brakeman badly hurt. Both engines and many cars wrecked. Local rescue and police responders aided in immediate aftermath.
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Ottens
Kan
Missouri Pacife
Lane
Burseeriver
Aires
Geo. Darts
Wua
Seven Hurt in Hotel Fire on West Madison Street
Seven persons were injured escaping from the Golden West Hotel on West Madison Street after a fire started on the second floor. Injured guests include Nicholas Guneen, proprietor, Insole Wirth, Zoid Tena, John McKenna, Albert Weeto, Mire Albert Weston, and Glen TL AD.
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Chicago
Brein
Golden West
Weat Madison Mtreat
Nicholas Guneen
Incole Wirth
Zoid
Tena
John McKenna
Albert Weetoh
Mire
Albert Weston
Glen
TL AD
Norton Welcomed Home by Rapids Welcoming Party
Residents gathered at Union Depot in Blue Rapids to welcome Capt Norton returning from service. J G Strong spoke as the crowd listened to band music and singing at the station. Vanderbilt reportedly pushed to gain control of Leals and Western rail amid ongoing negotiations shaping property interests.
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Blue Rapids
Martin Naciou
Union Packle Depot
GA. i Poste
Mus Rapide
Irving
Waterville
Irwin Cornet
Norton
Rapids
Towns
J. G Strong
Bink Maylon
Vanderbilt
Peter Sirk
Dmnit
Pxit
Las Suenos
Leals & Western Rail
Recount Progress in Parker Hughes Bank Case
The Topeka paper reports Parker Hughes recount progressing as J. P. Morgen mobilizes a large bank. Also noted is Missouri Pacific wreck near Ottawa and other local items.
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Gosip
Kansas
Parker Hughes
J. P. Morgen
Misouri Pacific
Ottawa
Talntull
Mra Kennedy
Supreme Court
McKinsey
Sporting Wawa
New
Supreme Court Considers Election Law Validity
The seven judge Supreme Court heard arguments on a biannual election law challenge with Bowers Flareey and Gedard leading the plaintiff side while Sechech for county officers contended for liberal constitutional construction. The case centers on whether the statute exceeds powers reserved to the people or remains within the constitution and if the act serves as a popular measure to curb political strife.
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Supreme Court
Ga. Bowers
Flareey
Ater
General Gedard
W. Tor
WF. Sechech
Shawnee
Secont
South
Carol
Harvey Wale
Godard
Populists Split Over Democratic Fold in Kansas Politics
A Kansas political column discusses Congressmen A. M. Jackson urging Populists to join the Democratic camp, potential shifts as biennial election looms, and candidacy chatter in the Sixth District. It notes H. W. Blackpot and W. Pratt contending for judicial posts, Bucklin as a possible farmer ally, and varied governor and senator speculation amid party realignments. It also mentions O Kelly’s commutation in the Bob Ford case and Kansas weather outlook.
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Phillips County
Pratt
Phillipsburg
Geiger Fye
Supreme Court
Lor J. A. Bucklin
Thomas County
Bucklin
Co-operative Grain and Jack Growers’ Association of Kansas
Kansas
Miners Forced Across Boundary Into Canada Disputed Claims
At the Vancouver boundary dispute, American and Canadian authorities clash over mined ground shifted south into Canada. Two large mines Golden Chariot and Golden Standard, owned by Seattle and New York interests, were moved 2000 feet into Canada after a boundary survey. An appeal to Ottawa follows, while some claims remain rich.
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B.C
Sinclair
Nouth
Golden Chariot
Seattle
New York
Canada
Ottawa
Oyners
Rain Covers Southern Kansas Amid Unofficial Reports
Unofficial weather notes indicate general light rain across southern Kansas with heavier showers from Emporia to Florence and in Dodge City. Observer Jennings records 0.26 inches at a location, rain began at 10 o'clock and ended near 3. Week totals reach 0.02 inches with Monday night added. Winds northeast at about 8 miles per hour. Forecast calls for showers and thunder tonight and Sunday.
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Matenre
Kansas
Santa Fe
Emporia
Florence
Dodge City
Great Bend
Hillis
Saling
Jennings
Rai
Wermer
Mrs McKinley Is Reported Stable After White House Visit
Dr Rixey spent about 45 minutes at the White House and reported Mrs McKinley passed a fairly comfortable night The physician said nothing definitive about the blood test results and emphasized consultations among three doctors The weather relief with a cooling rain eased anxiety about her strength while San Francisco reports of her illness are said to be under better control Officials insist McKinley has not worsened and her stamina under Washington heat remains a concern
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Rixey
White House
McKinley
McKiley
San Francisco
Walte
Fixey
Frasier Rewarded and Health Board Appointments Made
Rufus M Frasier hailed for service to Cal Hughes campaign enters reward as health board appoints him second ward custodian. Frasier and others removed from prior roles. sanitary police picks include W C Brooks first ward I M Frazier second ward and J Wee Hostetler among others. City health staff overhaul under administration completes chain of new appointees and dismissals.
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Rufus M. Frasier
Cal
J. W. Hughes
Cournt City
Mr. Hughes
Board of Health
Frigier
Frasier
Mr. Fraster
Wes
Abel
W. C Brooks
1. M. Frazier
J. Wee Hostetler
Pourin
I. Coddington
Aingle
Heaith
The
Trade Has Dol Bleed Since Occupation of the Philippines
A dispatch from Manus dated June 5 notes the Philippines tariff remains in force until a new tariff is crafted in Washington. Col. Eduardo Washington’s death dispatch hints at abolition of the tariff. Collector Smith’s annual report will show 22 months of American-occupation duties totaling $14,515,000 and imports and exports totals more than double the Spanish-era average.
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Manus
Philippines
Washington
Eduardo
Smith
Morgan and Rothschilds Plan Billion-Dollar Anglo American Bank
London dispatch reports J Morgan pursuing a vast Anglo American bank with a capital near 1 billion dollars. The scheme aims to centralize European American banking, aligning Morgan with Rothschilds and other top capitalists, dwarfing existing New York banks and investors.
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London
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United States Steel Corporation
Severn Times
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Bank of Ingland
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Bank of
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Much
August Belmont
Rothschilds
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Hempstead
New York City
Mazamot Bank
Oklahoma Cyclone Strikes Near Billings Oklahoma
A cyclone hit near Billings Oklahoma last night tearing down many buildings and causing multiple deaths. Wires are down and reports indicate extensive damage across the area.
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Wichita
Kan
Billings
Okla
Topeka Man Killed In Rock Island Collision
John Montgomery of Tepelen and his brother in law 4d K McIntyre a Jewell county farmer were struck by an east bound Hyer train near Mankato at 9 20 Friday Montgomery died instantly and McIntyre was badly hurt Montgomery lived at the Fifth Avenue hotel and had served on the police force He was visiting relatives the Meintyr es of Manturto
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John Montgomery
Tépelen
K McIntyre
Jewell County
Rock Island
Mankato
Hyer
Montgomery
Meintyre
Tupels Wah
Fie
Old Soldier Fined Ten For Discretion At Santa Fe Depot
Richard Medcalf, 58, an old soldier, was fined 10 dollars in a Santa Fe police court for drunkenness and creating a nuisance at the depot. He had alighted from a westbound train to switch cars, wandered into the waiting room, and was arrested. He paid the fine and continued his journey.
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Richard Medcalf
Poice Court
Santa Fe
Amedcalf
Poice
Junction City
Plies
Harris 18 Tried In Police Court For Liquor Sale
J M Harris and a group of men were tried in police court this morning on liquor sale charges. The case featured seven accusations, with evidence and attorney arguments completed this forenoon. Judge Smith adjourned to Monday afternoon at 1:30 for further action. Other liquor cases await disposition. George Chesney's cases likely next. Temperatures listed for major cities show Chicago 46 and New York 64 with other readings.
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J. M. Harris
Judeeindsay
Oller
George Chesney
Chicago
New York S& Boston
Philelaisia
Washington
Aiinneapola
Cincinnati St. St. Louis
Harvest 18 Delay Pushes Harvest to June 20
Late reports say harvest workers are not needed until June 20 as re employment agencies in Unat Mes struggle with delayed field readiness. Postmaster John Guthrie, back from Junction City, notes widespread lateness and estimates a ten day wait before anything can be harvested.
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John Guthrie
Junction City
Woman in court collapses during Kennedy murder trial
In Kanes City a detention court scene broke down as Mrs. Kennedy, widowed mother of Bert Prince, sobbed and collapsed after a tense exchange with the defense and a viewing of the defendant. Judge Wofford adjourned to Monday as officers carried her to her cell. testimony cited Bert Prince’s presence near Kennedy’s office and prior conversations with the prisoner, while medical testimony described Kennedy's fragile condition and past treatment.
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Renney
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Hart-Prinen
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Ridge
Jude Woellard
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Mik
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Heong
Leon
Oryon
Lone
William T. Hacker
Mr. Kennedy
Clifford Lawson
Cras
Case Pateen
Patten
Resto Agceth
Sie
Grosse
Cross
Kennady
Chomety
Blood Poison and Heart Strain Taint Birthday Patient
A chaotic report describes a patient with blood poisoning tied to a finger bone issue aided by diarrhea, with heart-affection and anxiety cited as causes. It notes a San Francisco trip, a June birthday for Miss McKinney, and mentions President’s treatment and public note of the case in Washington. It references medical complications, recovery in parts, and discussions around photographic rooms and public interest in the patient’s status.
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Washington
Mane Bijeet
Sieben
San Francice
Mra Molinley
Michieles
Aine
Uae
Fevle
Min McKinney
Has He Found It Eihaan Findings Spark Interest
The text reports startling revelations about Eihaan salen and possible discoveries by wheels old and sliver. An expert chemist and others in Gadéun near the Blenuverer of Le DrooheR discuss tests at J. Z. Lovewell laboratory about a potential price relation. Public interest grows as further testing aims to resolve the question.
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Mike
Dixey
Stave Cave
Remier
Mitchell County
UN Mitchell
A. G Mand
Legliterature
L Th
K. Tt. Hays
Gaborne County
Eihaan Salen
Thane & Pehcesy
J. Z. Lovewedll
Wittels
Blackman Discharged As Devitt's Coachmen Face Police Court
Discharge of Blackman followed claims against G J Devitt and the Coachmen in a police court proceedings. A trial referenced Ramre Blacks with charges of relation to an offense. Police officer Lenisy reported an arrest connected to the incident, and testimony led to a decision that the case would not proceed further.
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Fae Ucen
Usalensd Tor Wind Bn
Ramre Blacks
Ursigk
Rebletlieg
Eurl Amm
Lea
Erie
Maralie
Pothemin
Literary Banquet Recalls Washburn College Event
The Washburn College Literary Octets held a banquet Friday with speeches and prize announcements. William Grinnell and other winners were honored as the event showcased local literary talent amid the university’s annual proceedings.
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