Sixth District Political Shuffle Signals State Ticket Bids
The Sixth district eyes a power move as candidates for Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State are proposed within the combines. D J Hanna of FM Oly and J H Burrew of Smulth county vie for state seats while Burrow faces pressure over backing Reeder and Wellington. Allies plan moves in Topeka to influence selection and broaden the slate.
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Stat
D. J. Hanna
FM Oly
Tectenant Guvernor
J. H. Burrew
Smulth
Rick Taland
Remund
Sealnat
Tyes
Duyrrow
Sisth
Rali
Bocen
Wellington
Timuhant
Ben Ietter Tate
Nis
Hedtenant Menor
Escape From Jail in Nome City June 1 Flight to Alaska Ends
A chaotic escape sequence near Nome City details a bold breakout in Alaska. Prisoners fled through a corrugated iron roof while guards pursued across the ridge from Port Davis. The escape allegedly netted the city substantial profits from winter operations and raised questions about security and subsequent payouts.
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Nome City
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Weven Grisewere
Aultiers
Port Davis
Rodarreatis Ustimaton
Tropez Appiignees
Repscoatls
Ekvine
Bate
Reporur
Indians Get First Choice Weakington
Governor Jenkins of Ghlatwemna visited the Interior Department seeking maps of the Kwicwalands Neiashorn, about to be opened for school land and other uses. The request aimed to permit the Shieldons action. A planned timeline suggests a state program awaiting approval.
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Weakington
Jenkins
Ghlatwemna
Interior Department
Aad
Mapa
Kicwalands Neiashorn
Ny Aeinane of
Indias
Atmira Jones
Lovgeaar
Becre
Post Office Clerk Carrier Exam Shows More Applicants
A special civil service test was held today in the new United States court room at the government building. Twenty applicants, including three women one of them colored, competed for ten clerk and ten carrier positions. Candidates were tested in arithmetic writing geography and other subjects. Results will take one to four months to arrive from Washington as papers are sent to the post office department for examination notes.
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United States Court Room
Eavernment
Leroy Powell
al Ashpole
Washington
Postoffor
Cornell Trustees Accept Gift for Expansion Plans
President Schurman announced a Rockefeller donation of 200000 dollars to Cornell University with the condition that another 200000 dollars be raised from others. The combined 360000 dollars will fund additional instruction and research accommodations once fully secured.
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Hues, SY
Board of Trustees
Cornell University
Schurman
John B.rockefeller
Prosecution in Birker murder trial again stalls defense
New York dispatch reports at Jersey City trial of Thomas G Birker for fatally attacking his former friend. Witness John Keller of Arlington disputes motive while police and counsel clash over testimony. Birker recounts alibi details as Prosecution presses key questions on the February 4 shooting day.
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New York
Thos. G. Birker
Jersey City
Uber
John Keller
Arlington
Pat Jo Senlz
Beach Street
Midland
Keller
Bark
Beller
Reis Villuli
Buckley
Teddy and Twain invited to Missouri admission celebration
Kansas City reports Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain are invited to attend the celebration of Missouri's 64th anniversary of statehood. The event August 10 may feature Roosevelt replying on themes from Missouri life. Clemens is expected to discuss dates from his Missouri youth.
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Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Clemens
Kansas City
Tieodore Rowcevelt
Mark Twaly
Reese
Missouri
Foretells His Death in Advance in Odd Prophecy
Claude Carita, a 78 year old Frenchman living in Rahway New Jersey, died suddenly at home from cramps just before sunrise. He had correctly prophesied his own death a week earlier, predicting it would occur before dawn on the Saturday prior. Born in France, he fought in the French Revolution and moved to Rahway in 1867. his father and two uncles were captured with Napoleon and held as prisoners for thirteen years.
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New York
Claude Carita
Rabras
N. J
France
Rahway
Nepolegn
Kedzie Resigns Domestic Science Chair at Peoria
Neille Sawyer Kedzie, famed lecturer on domestic economy in the West and Canada, resigns from her head position in the Faculty of Domestic Science at the Bangdas Polytechnic Institute in Peoria. She has led the department since its 1897 opening. Weather: partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible thunderstorms, warmer in the west portion tonight. Winds variable.
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Chicago
Forpcart
Kansas
West Porthog
Varisbie
Millers Move to Improve Kansas Wheat Quality
The Kansas Billing and Export Company, formed from the Kansas State Millers association, held its first year meeting at the Throop hotel and elected officers. A.P. Collins spoke on goals to raise wheat quality, promote seed changes, and cooperate with railways, aiming to benefit farmers and markets. S. Warkentine noted stockpiles of 19,000 bushels of the hard Russian wheat variety on the way.
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Kansas Billing and Export Company
Kansas State Millers’ Association
Throop Hotel
Kansas
Jean Rye
Warkentine
Newton
Harvey
McPhesson
California
Kandae
A. Hi. McNair
Halstead
Gleo
F. Warren
J. Howard
Wichita
C. ¥. Topping
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Millers
David Bowie
Topeka
Transaissouri Rate Association
Thamsas
Uist Te Millers” Association
Kanaas
Etate Inspection Bureau
Milling and Export Sakoctation
E Hoffman
Farmers’ Association
B. Topping
RK. S. Sla
Nce
Okdahora
Gan Territory
Millers’ Association
Ted
Oklahoma City
Kanes Millers
Kansas Milling and Export Association forms in Kansas City
The Kansas Milling and Export Association met in Kansas City to plan a national scope for wheat quality. Officers named include B H Hoffman president and C Brinkman vice president with a goal to standardize four grades worldwide and expand export markets through branches in Kansas City Beth London and New York.
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B. Hoffman
Enterprise
Cr. Brinkman
Kansas City
Otto Swailer
H. Hackney
Topeka
Kansas Milling and Export Association
Seasion
Kutaas City
Domentie
Kuan—saa City
Beth London
New
AP. Collins
Erhin
Betts Murder Verdict Soon Expected in Arkaneay City
An Arkansas City court nears a verdict in the Betts murder case as defense and state attorneys present hours of argument. The trial stretched into the following day with jury deliberations expected after closing statements. London racing notes report Marvoni winning a handicap at Ascot Heath, with Steal Away leading early and finishing strong.
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Arkaneay City
Timory Betts
Dup
Facknes
Olen
Attornes Cn
Plot Pil Alene Tradings
Zabel
Maher
London
Marvoni
Ataher
Ascot Heath
Steal Away
Bearl
Dorsen
You
Penn
Frank Gardners
C. Jenkins
Lord Melton Guished
Ex-Governor Pingree of Michigan dies in London
W T Stead reports the death of ex Governor Pingree of Michigan at the Grand hotel London after a South Africa tour. He suffered dysentery and peritonitis following a brief continental visit and illness, with his son Hazen at hand and doctors unable to halt the fatal decline.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
London
W. T. Stead
Pingree
Michigan
Detroit
Grand Hotel
South Africa
Gelay
Hazen Hueres
Dreagen
America
Suttor
Thormas Barlow
Cheasberlin
Colonial Office
Frst Hall
Workmen Elect Officers at International Supreme Assembly
The Antient Code et United Workmen elected officers at their supreme assembly. Officers named include Supreme Monster Workman A. C. Hirwick, Supreme Foreman HOH Matson, Supreme Guide Louis C. Merrill, and other high posts. Trustees named include Thomas Leegatte Rosa Exlwin Danforth S. L Johnson. Meeting location selected as next venue.
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Ffaln
United
Supreme Monster
Hirwick
Buffsto
Seer
Hoh Matson
Aco
Supreme Guide
Louis C
Thomas Leegatte
Rosa Exlwin Danforth
San Francisco
Johnson
I.eno
Portland
Ore
Atchison Man Dies By Own Hand On Farm
A June 18 report from Atchison describes Christopher Butt killing himself at his farm. He reportedly faced stress over support for cutting Nid wheel work and needed a few men to assist. His brother said this was one of three prior incidents, with the man in good health beforehand.
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Ang
Howe
Ibe
Ereotl
Beall Otley Pated
Indepen Jones
Atchison, Kan
Christopher Butt
Atchison
Kansas Man From Kansas At Pan American Exposition
W Morgan state printer from Topeka and Hutchinson visited Buffalo for the Pan American exposition and described reactions to Kansas people. He recalls Kansas stereotypes and a reception for the man from Kansas who "knows Mrs Nation" amid wax figures and crowd chatter. He notes Kansas is perceived as wealthy and influential, shaping how Kansans are viewed by Eastern observers.
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Mr. Nation
W. Morgan
Topeka
Hutchinson
Buffalo
Hutchinson News
Kansia
WRX
Midway
Queen Victoria
Frances Willard
Mrs. Ludgert
Mary Queen
Jessie Morrison
Kansas
Mrs. Nation
Cleopatra's Court
Kanmus
Mra
Kuneas
Kanwar
Heath
Kanexs
Hill at the Bar in Mollneux Poison Case Appeal
Ex Senator David B Hill argues before the New York Court of Appeals in the Mollneux poisoning appeal, contending that overwhelming evidence links the defendant to the crime. He claims the forged names and intercepted letters tie Mollneux to Mrs Adams’ case, and that the defense failed to prove innocence.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Holand B. Molleux
Katherine J. Adams
Court of Appeals
David B Hill
Molineux
Ds Euttt
Zellar
New York
Maalineen
Reickerbocker Athletic Club
Crise
Carvalho
Acquadd
Ainge
Eich
Hill
Adams
Barnett
oCrniah
Jury weighs evidence in Castle case murder trial
El Dorado dispatch reports the jury in the Castle case must decide if Jessie Morrison killed Mrs. Castle after a quarrel over belief in Mr Castle. The scene at the Castle house is described with witnesses recounting the confrontation and the wound that followed.
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Kansas City
el Dorado
Hes
Garts
Clin Cautle
Jessie Morrison
Mrs. Castle
M Jelief
Castle
Attorn Leydi
Marrinot
Emma R. Spangler
Castile House
Tanai
Perry
Dig for Coal Promoter Eyes Dudley Farm Venture
Dudley promoter announces a coal drill project on Dudley Farm south of Topeka in Shawnee County. He has secured over half of the $5,000 target with prominent capitalists showing interest. Surface prospects and geological notes are mixed as backers seek a productive coal seam, while local names and investors from Topeka and vicinity are mentioned in the bid to fund the operation.
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Shaynee
L. B. Dubrun
Dudley
Wwe
Veesh
Dria
Mont
Beaumont
Benen
Bothara
Abeaune
Mies
Toneka
Br Wisbud
Gu Dudley
Foun
Mtulvalle
Mi Potter
P. Lawie
Grantis
Eulogize Pingree in a Midwest Third-Party National Effort
The report outlines efforts to form a third party loosely tied to national reform, tracing how talks and adaptations from Michigan and other states inspired a coalition. It notes Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado, and others inviting regional groups to unite for broader national organization and possible electoral influence.
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Kenya City
Peruval
Fortiers
Missouri
Fesnlatiann
Fi Mate B
Michigan
Kansas
Lews
Metracka
Colorado
South Africa voyage tied to government task forces
Chea Breclo Haeps Commilesis Prom British Government Chas formerly of Tomes now of St Joseph will sail to South Africa to join a government commission. Mrs Atrele will follow later. Decree approved and arrangements set for Ber.
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Stewle
Tomes
St Joseph
Pir
South Africa
Atrele
1800 Return to Work in Dexton Cash Register Works
The National Cash Register plant in Dexton, Ohio resumes operations after the week with all departments filled. About one thousand workers are reportedly back at work as the plant restarts amid full production capability and steady demand.
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Dexton
McKinney Condition Update From Washington
Dr. Titeey reported at the White House that Mrs. McKinney continues to improve. The briefing noted no further complications and cited stable vitals amid ongoing care for the patient in New York.
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Mra McKinney
Junie i
Dr. Titeey
Witte
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Millers’ Export Company
A. P. Collins
Grain and Live Stock Association
B Hoffman
Kansas Millers Exporting Co
Gov. Pingres
Southern Prison
Weber Wnall
U. W. Supreme Lodge
Morgan
State
Morrison
Dudley Farm
Dolman
Paes Rasciuthan
Wate
Sau Prentian
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