State Livestock Board shakeup at State House shifts officials
At the state house the State Livestock Sanitary Board announced changes including J. F. Warne of Boretes being sent to Fort Worth Texas and McCoy of Wichita named to replace Williams at the Kansas City stock yards. The upheaval follows months of friction over board policies and management affecting livestock interests across the region.
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Popult
Turing
York Eeriouis
Piyuld
Willet
Maugrety
Weinshantsney
Chile
Martiet
Wright Tnt
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Rid
Hirde
Mtr
Johnie
Minnehanit
Jotain
Cormini
Mallee
Inter SS Unitelle
Rook
Sland
Fort Worth
Aus Palord
la Tuiyita
Kansas City Hearing Reveals Confusing Testimony
The Kansas City investigation session featured Judge Martin and Judge Horton on the stand, with varied recollections and conflicting memories about Atchison gossip, Fowler’s plant moves, and connections to Kansas corruption. Attendees pressed for details as officials sought to verify stock, loans, and local business ties amid public interest.
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Aichieon
Missouri
Kansas
Powler
Kansas City
Fowler
Boly
Judee Martin
Martin
Rincan & Co
Atchie
Sere
Reid Brothers
Achison
Jadge
Hite
Mare
Martin Eto
Hive
Boyle
Examination rules under Supt Stryker tighten exam standards
Supt Stryker imposes new examination rules with stringent enforcement this year. The regulations, announced in a formal notice, aim to tighten admissibility and conduct during exams, detailing candidate eligibility and disciplinary steps for violations.
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Supt
Stryker
of Ney
Peffer Describes Bryan as Center of Political Storm
Fuller Peffer, writing in the Advocate, argues Bryan’s 1907 defeat reshaped the Democratic party by breaking the gold and silver wings, moved reformers forward, and proved Bryan remains a force amid ongoing national political currents. The piece claims Bryan’s continued popularity and attention signal his central storm center status.
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Fuller Peffer
Advocate
Bryan
Br. Bryan
Cleveandism
Uke Palmer
Buckner
Leland Likely to Accept Pension Agent Post
The Newton Republican reports Cyrun Leland, Kansas Republican national committeeman, may accept the president's offer to become pension agent. He traveled to New Mexico to visit his daughter, plans to return to Washington after about ten days, and says attempts to smear him in Ta and Kansas City papers are baseless. Third Ward McHinely club delegates to the Republican league convention are listed, with several candidates, including A W Dane for state senate, and others seeking various posts.
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Newton
Cyrun Leland
Kansas
Topeka
Inal Highton Higway
New Mexico
Letandwee
Kuness
Leland
Stepeblinan
Washington
Insurance Charters Expanded By State Ruling Involving Two Firms
The state superintendent of insurance has ruled that amendments to charters can allow certain insurers to engage in writing cyclone insurance. Two companies have filed charter amendments to join this class, with additional firms reportedly planning similar moves. This follows the latest filings by theae Company of North America. Governor Leedy pardoned Guy Alcorn from county jail for petit larceny, upon Jona P. Sims’s recommendation. A separate pardon was granted for Ray Emiley of Shane County, who was in Hutchinson reform school for grand larceny and has now been released.
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Superintendent of Insurance
Ae Company
North Amer
Leedy
Jona PY. Sims
Kansas City
Guy Alcorn
Ray Emiley
Shanes County
Hutchinson Reformatory
Tras Bean
Local notices mix with names and events in Topeka journal
A fragmented Topeka area column lists residents and officials visiting farms, meetings, and races. It mentions W H Rossington applying for commercial club membership, Roy Shreve vacationing in Leavenworth, Chas Rows visiting Markato, and multiple educational and civic items including repairs at the state railroad board office, a high school project in Independence, and a Topeka athletic race meet.
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W. H. Rossington
Roy Shreve
Leavenworth
Chas
M Rows
Markato
Campbell
Herrick
Washburn Cellege
Mies
Jane Nye
Reform School
Ed Lair
Witcon
Sete
Miesourl
Atate Board
Raitroad
I Architet
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Alonn
B. Larimer
Thin City
State Republican League
Irvine Dooillite
Satuday
Tanue Darrett
Iis
Currie Knot Crux
D. Welch
RB Welbh
Teachers” Institute
Rawlins
Topeka Athletic Association
Fair Grounds
Jane
Executive Council
Nying Tve Anil
West Side
Reading Circle
George A. Ballex
Jackson Street
M. L. Arons
Bilis
Topeka
Bert Overton
Kite
Jmemt Company
Brigham
Commercial Club
Swayze
Republican Teague
GS Kansas Avenue
State House
John Dailey
Sanitiry
J. Deeming
Council Tufts
Prudentiat Insurance Company
W. 8. Hayden
W. H. Lied
Amphion Club
Santa Fe
Linovis Street
Winchester
Atchison
Tollete Gwendolyn Leora Bates Deris
Minneapolis
Washburn College
Grace Campbell
Fragmented Local News from Kansas City Page
A collage of incident reports and social notes: a woman injured by a runaway buggy near Lowman Hill, police station plans for a new headquarters at Seventh and Jackson, a butter barrel accident in North Toyick, local swimming concerns by the river, a baby christening named Wesley Tor ter, grand larceny charges against Gill, Jackson, and Sheck, a Washburn music recital, and notes on property sales and a Royal Templar conclave in Kansas City Missouri.
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Sumetimes
Wild Goose Chine
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T. C. Biddle
Qsuyatormie Insane Asylum
Charitioe
Savine Railroad
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Corher
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Cormit
Seventh and
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May Newman
Topeka
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Atchison Cyndy Company
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Royal Tempe
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Broker Chapman At Home Brings Two Game Cocks From a Senator
New YorkJune 16 Broker Elverson T R Chapman returned from a Washington trip amid a plan by Wall Street friends to honor him with a demonstration in Jersey City. He found a wooden box containing two game cocks presented by a senator. He refused to name the senator and said he would return to his summer home at Great Neck before resuming work. He asserted he did nothing improper and would reclaim his business.
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York
Elverson TR. Chapman
Washington
Wall Street
Jersey City
Mr. Chapman
Chapman
Great Neck
Mark Twain Says He Prefers Debt Help Over Monument
London dispatch reports that Mark Twain welcomed subscribers to ease his poverty and wrote that he would forgo a monument if friends paid his debts. He noted he preferred the news of relief to a costly tribute and expressed readiness to forgo the statue.
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London
New York Herald
Mark Twain
Fusion plans emerge for Kansas Democrats and Populists
The Kansas fusion scheme aims to unite Democrats and Populists for 1898. J Q Johnson supports fusion and cites past success, pledging strong support for a combined ticket. Prominent nominations include David Overmyer for congressman at large, A M Howard for associate justice, and H S Martin for fourth district congressman. Bryan plans two Kansas speeches to buoy the effort.
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Kansas
National Democratic
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Peabody
Allens
Leedy
Omaha
Wichita
Peabbdy
Mckinsey
Jon © Sheehan
New York City
Tammany Hail
Jolson
Concreteman
David Overmyer
Tepes
Aidsciate Justice
St Prem Court
A.M. Howard
Bik
H. S. Martin
Marien
Brown says any Republican but Long can beat Simpson
Newton Republican reports W L Brown of Kingman, head of the state charities board, suggesting Simpson will likely be renominated for Congress. He adds that if the Populists back Simpson and Republicans nominate any other man besides Chester Long, Simpson would lose, while if Long is the Republican choice, Simpson would prevail. Brown denies leading a rebellion, claiming his actions aim to build an anti-Simpson coalition through board appointments and local alliances.
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Jerry Simpson
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W. L. Brown
Kingman
State Board of Charities
Topeka
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Simpson
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Simpeon
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Digreesman Fmm
Chinese Troops Mutiny Over Pay and German Officers
San Francisco reports advise that Chinese troops at Wo Sung mutinied after being offered extra pay and shortages. German drillmasters were blamed as troops looted officers quarters and attacked the general in command. The ringleaders were executed by drumhead court martial, with further executions after dawn.
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San Francisco
Wo Sung
Chins
Knights of A. OU. W. Attention Funeral Notice
Select Knights of A. OU. W. Attention. The funeral of comrade J. Rosen will be Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at headquarters 418 Kansay avenue in uniform. Members urged to attend. By order of the legion. Ernest Mueller, recorder. Francie Walker at Unity church June 16.
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Tll Uniforn
Sharp
Kan— Say Avenue
Lexion
Ernest Mueller
Francis Walker
Unity Church
Politicians in Topeka Wales Welch Receiver and Fisher Register Named
In Topeka politics, R B Welch is slated to become receiver of the Topeka land office and George W Fisher to be register. Fisher, once land office register for eleven years under Cleveland, rises to a position paying about 3600 dollars annually. The move would replace Receiver J J Hitt and Register Von Langen, though terms may not expire until February 1.
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Topeka Land Office
Topeka
Register
J. J. Hitt
I von Langen
Judge Sankey Urges Governor Leedy to Call Extra Session
Wichita judge R A Sankey urged Governor Leedy to convene a special session to pass railroad laws. He cited Populist demands and stated southern Kansas believes the pledge should be carried out, while praising Judge Doster and criticizing Judge Allen’s interpretation in the Davis case.
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Wichita
R. A. Sankey
Southern
Kansas
Leedy
Coursr
Davis
Doster
Allen
Tom Hayes Reluctantly Accepts Loss In Kansas IRS Choice
Osawatomie Republican Tom Hayes reflects on Mike Sutton's appointment as Kansas internal revenue collector. He says the decision is bitter but necessary, remains loyal to the party, and jokes about self reflection during the brief moment he learned of the outcome. Hayes notes his own race as inmate steward and his stance on the tenure issue.
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Tom Hayes
Osawatomie
Mike Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Hayes
Mteward
Oxawaatomie Insane Asylum
Supreme Court
Collectorsip
Emporia Republicans to Attend League Meeting in Topeka
June 16 Emporia reports that delegation members will travel to Topeka for a weapons league mutiny meeting. Included are names De Lacche, 34, and Wistam W F, with attendance described as strong.
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Topeka
Emporia
Thurs
de Lacche
Wistam
W. F
Fragmentary Names List From OCR Source
The text presents a jumbled list of names including iwing, Eastman, Lantchet, Quipingham, Easimen, Flennikes, Moree, White, Graves, Kreteinger, MartinQils, Huffman, Mr Cagney, Fleming, Was, Harris, and Eskrirce. No clear event or context is provided to determine a cohesive news item.
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Iwing
W. Eastman
Lantchet
KW. Quipingham
J. W. Easimen
Eotvie Heed
B. F. Flennikes
B. Moree
W. A. White
J. Graves
Biram Kreteinger
George MartinQils
W_ Huffman
Cagney
J. Fleming
D. W Was
Charles Harris
W. Eskrirce
Trusts Amendment Clashes Delay Tariff Bill Action
Washington June 16 Senate nears completion of the sugar schedule while a Pettigrew anti trust amendment dominates debate. Allison moves to table, then trustees related provisos aim to bar duty increases on articles manufactured or controlled by trusts. Chilton Pasco and others push provisions to curb trust influenced pricing and shipments across states.
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Washington
Senate
Veel
Lindsay
Pettigrew
Allison
Beater Petrilgrew
Benator Chilton
Texas
Jalan
Keres
Mat Tiuel Binet Ambitan
Pasco
Bennater Pesul
Rebellion in Kuang Tung Near Keochou and Leivhoa
Late advices from Swatow report a growing rebellion in Keochou and Leivhoa prefectures Kuang Tung with 5000 additional troops under Cheng to eliminate rebels Shihi Ouchle is to cooperate with General Cheng's army to tighten action against insurgents.
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Ben Francisca
Swatow
Keochou
Leivhoa
Kuang Tung
Cheng
Shihi
Remarkable Opportunity for Beatrice Chautauqua Trip
A promotional notice from Geo. W. Stansfield offers a round trip to Beatrice via the Chautauqua special train leaving Sunday at 4 10 pm and returning at 7 pm. Morning program features highlighted. The ad touts Dewitt’s Early Risers as a cure for headaches.
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T. de Witt Tuleage
Beatrice
Chautauqua
Jon Pacific
Dewitt
Geo. W. Stans-field
Kansas Avenue
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