Roosevelt and Quay clash over party control and policy aims
The piece details political maneuvering around Roosevelt, Quay, and Platt with references to Roosevelt's popularity and potential alignment shifts. It notes Roosevelts mounting influence, the push to curb southern representation, and hints at upcoming maneuvers regarding presidential succession and party dynamics amid national debates. It also mentions linked topics like naval figures, Arbuckle's floating hotels, and trade balances in a broad, era-tinged narrative.
Remarkable Changes Since Four Years of War and Wealth
Brenda to Dewep outlines a transformation over four years including two wars and national upheaval. He notes 100000 dollars in gold in the treasury and the creation of a new empire alongside the disbanding of the previous power structure. The speaker highlights impressive fiscal and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Tressury
Hopes to Save Kansas War Talk in 1900 Campaign
In Philadelphia a scene unfolds around Hanna and Roosevelt as Hanna hints at leveraging war politics to win Kansas for the Republican ticket. Roosevelt’s popularity with Kansans is noted, and discussions suggest using war themes to appeal to voters. The exchange centers on securing electoral votes and political strategy ahead of the election.
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Hanns
Teddy
Philadelphia
Saiee
Mark
McKinley
Thi
Nod
Eee
Furnimer
Clement A. Gris- Pont
Haverfort
Tie
Boenen
Hanna
Anna
Pat
Roosevelt
New York State
Spooner
Kacs
Karess
Republican Party
Moomenet
Cuba
Hanna Enid Inez
Hasna
Topeka Woman Among Lost In Tien Tein Missionary List
New York reports a Topeka woman Milas M Stevenson is listed among those supposedly lost in Tien Tein. The item notes the Topeka branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church sent the individual abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tien Tein
Milas M
Stevenson
Topeka
Women's Foreman Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Swindle charges against two young men in New York
Detectives arrested Edward M. Logan age 28 and Charles P. Coakes alias Charles M. Smith age 25 on a large fraud scheme. They posed as investors planning a dry goods store in Peekskill, paid rent, banked $2000, ordered goods on thirty days terms, shipped through Chicago and Philadelphia, and resold across multiple cities. Police say the operation netted as much as $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGonville and Harrett
Edward M. Logan
Charles P. Coakes
Charles M. Smith
Logan
Coakes
Peekskill
Christina's Pier
West Terth Street
Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelphia meeting shapes national committee setup
Settling CP reports a June 22 conference in Philadelphia among National Chairman Hanna Joseph H Manley Henry C Payee Senator Scott Richard Kerones General Grosvenor and other national committee members. The session discussed setting up committee accounts and work for the new executive panel named by Hanna. Mayor Ashbridge praised Hanna for Philadelphia’s role in the convention as cable links linked Mackinac Island and nearby cities for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hanna ‘Toddy
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Henry C. Payee
Wisconsin
Scott
West Virginia
Richard Kerones
Missouri
Grosvenor
Ohio
Hanna
Ashbridee
Fort Scott Tax Payers Call Meeting on County Finances
Fort Scott executive committee of Bourbon County Tax Payers' League calls a June 23 meeting at the courthouse to form a county league. They allege misappropriation by county officers, note $70,000 sinking fund next July, and discuss possibly calling in county railroad bonds to reduce the tax, urging all taxpayers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Tax Payers’ League
Bourbon County
Court House
Asteas
Sedgwick County's Wheat Boom Lifts Land Prices and Fortunes
In Sedgwick County, farmers report land values rising from 40 to 50 dollars per acre as wheat crops boost prosperity. An agent notes over a million dollars in mortgages paid off, with 1200000 acres in wheat expected to yield up to 18 bushels per acre this year. Many farmers foresee prices around 70 cents to a dollar per bushel, totaling about 1.4 million dollars, while Frank Means, owner of a 107 acre field, grows wheat and cattle and has expanded to 1440 acres prosperity through land and grain trades.
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Wichtta
Sedgwick
Oscar Z Smith
Sedewick
Sedewick County
Frank Means
Wichita
Ile
Acr
Beans
Monty
Mr. Meats
Neosho Fruit Growers report flawless season sales
Neosho County Fruit Growers association began strawberry shipments this season and has sold and shipped from Chanute headquarters a total of 1953 dollars worth of berries. Not a crate of fruit has been lost and all cash has been received for every sale.
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Chanute
Neosho County
NO PRISON TWINE Abilene June 2
No hardware man in town is selling penitentiary twine as the state’s selling program to farmers faltered with dealers refusing to touch it. Farmers hold much twine, estimates run to 40 000 to 50 000 pounds, but buyers cannot trace senders. Despite scarce stock, dealers plan no large overage and a big drop in price seems unlikely before harvest. Wheat prices rise, keeping twine concerns timely.
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Abilene
Starn Confesses To Horse Theft In Salina Jail
Salina on June 22 Albert Sturn, 19, was arrested for stealing horses in Republic County Kan. Deputy Sheriff George Myers halted him as he drove a team on Uys street matching the description. Sturn confessed to stealing the horses Tuesday night and is held in Salina awaiting Republic County officers arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sturn
Salina
Sturn
Republic County
Kan
George Myers
Uys Street
Starn
Asl Starn
Jalh
Chautauqua Opens With Record Opening Night
Prof A C Piersat opened the fourteenth Winfield Chautauqua session to about three thousand people, the largest first day crowd in the event’s history. Ceamat’s band and Scandinavium quartet performed as crowds filled tents and camping areas stretched from Baxter Springs to Guthrie. The meeting will run 12 days with more departments than usual.
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Winfeld
A. C."piersat
Winfield Chautauqua
Ceamat
Carter Ex Captain Breaks Under Leavenworth Strain
Oberlin M. Carter former captain of engineers at A. and A. is reported broken in spirit after confinement in Leavenworth shops and cells. He shows signs of impending collapse, with health failing, insomnia, melancholy, and nerves near breakdown. He has been shifted to hospital and now tends garden duties, sleeping and eating there. New Rural Mail Route Serves Lawrence Kansas
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Wrens
Emerson
Leavenworth
Oberlin
M. Carter
Engineers
Wardus McClaughry
Carter
Parole for posse ordered. Fourth of July reads urged
Sheriff Pohlman receives board of police commissioners directive to parole all but 100 men of the posse and keep 100 under guard until further orders. Officials urge preparations for at least 1,000 men to be ready for active service on July 4 as gunfire and fireworks fears rise. Ora Havill, son of Capt. Frank W. Havill, and Clarence M. Smith are detained by Chiefs Campbell and Desmond on suspicion of providing dynamiter information after a transit car wreck plot near the Des Peres bridge.
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St. Louis
Jane
Pohlman
Board of Police Commissioners
Humber
Amie
Ora Havill
Frank W. Havill
Supreme Court
Ilinois
St Louis
Clarence M. Smith
Campbell
Desmond
Cara
Smith
Quick wedding by Cupid ends in twenty minutes
A dramatic court scene reports Peter Miller a 45 year old butcher obtaining a divorce from Rachel Miller, who eloped with business partner Daniel Hogan thirteen years prior. Miller immediately proposed to Emma Lange, 34, and the judge granted a judicial blessing as a license was issued at the probate office, all in a twenty minute span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Miller
Davis
Rachel Miller
Daniel Hogan
Old 20th Regulars May Deploy to China From Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth June 22 The Twentieth Infantry, which dispatches say is to be ordered to China, was stationed here for several years. The regiment is commanded by Colonel McCankey, who has long served with it and led it at Santiago. After Montauk Point it prepared for ship service and saw recruitment. Many details remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
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20Th Regulars
China
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Twenteth Infantry
McCankey
Santiago
Montauk Point
Memphis Route Fast Train to Memphis and Southeast
The Southeastern Limited departs Kavens City daily at 8 30 p m reaching Memphis next morning at 6 00. Birmingham Chatsworth Atlanta New Orleans and Jack sonville listed with through service and luxury cars. Return to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and return fare 24 with Santa Fe route. Tickets on sale June through August with stopovers allowed and excursion to Beatrice.
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Rocky Mountains
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Cripple Creek
Trough Pullman Palace
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Idaho
Monza
Oregon
Washington
Salt Lake
Ogden
H.C. Townsend
Memphis
Southeastern
Kavens City
Birmingham
Chattanough
Atlanta
New Orleans
Olathe
Pula
Pivasanton
Port Scott
Lamar
Springfield
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Puchio
Conto
Lee T. Ll. King
Sante Fe
Colorado Common Paints
Beatrice
Mrs Platt Negotiates Influence In Political Life
New York June 22 Mrs Thomas C Platt says her husband needs rest and she acts as a trusted lieutenant in his career. She relays how her advice shaped his governor bid, adding she believes a wife should share in public life yet maintain independence in opinion.
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New York
Shong
Mra Platt
Weill
Sam
Mr. Platt
Tam
Admiral Dewey silent on McKinley Roosevelt nominations
Washington June 22 Admiral Dewey received news of McKinley and Roosevelt nomination with equal politics and reserve He declined to express opinion on the Republican convention outcome saying he cannot say anything about the nominations Mrs Dewey present during the interview has recovered from tonsillitis
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Washington
Dewey
McKinley
Hoosevelt
Philadelphia
Admiral Dewey
Austria Sends Warships to China Amid Show of Power
Vienna June 22 Austria vows to show strength by sending three cruisers Carl VI Maria Theresa and Elizabeth to prepare for immediate service in the East. If crisis endures they will depart for China. Carl VI 1598 4100 tons 49 guns Maria Theresa 18 5200 tons 49 guns Elizabeth 1600 4000 tons 36 guns.
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Vienna
Austria
Empire
China
Zenta
Tuk
Carl VI
Empress Maria
Empress Elizabeth
Maria Theresa
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Iwpeka State Journal
Mac Lennan
Topake
Pally
Aldo
Ceaaaten
Lord Roberts
Uncle Sam
Qara
Wuert
Pisliadeiohte
Platt
Perstelentio
Popullats
Ptartet Fe Taahimn
Booeeretl
Ait Ik
Ilya
Ee Bute
Blaoppo- Piblone
Court of Claims
Bamceon
Sehing
Mr. Hannele
Selory
Quay
John 2 Arbuckle
Monaice Cotter
Jay Crow
Arbuckie
Eulane
Itvelf
Ricpaiaten
Wien al Crete
Parnfort
Peddia
Kansas
Tien Tsin
Mackina
St Ignace
Mich
Mackinac Island
Michigan Telephote
Grand Hotel
Rhody Whiner
Roday
Berbarety Aubaretate
Lowman Fill Chapel
Kansas News
Want County League
Sedgwick County
Neosho
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Cluett Peabody & Co
Lawrence
Kas
Spstis
Rising
Grant Wstey
Winfield
Arkansas Valley Spiritual Association
Island Park
Pekin
Surarouse
P.walter Emens
Walter & Emens
Americans Trading Company
Cupid
E Nipps
Farhion
Furman’s
Vis
Rock Island
Beatrice IZ Pluck Imosa
Beatrice ‘Sp. O
Pulligan
Kansas City
Santh Pe
Pullman
T. S. King
Topeka, Kan
Price
McCormick & Co
Bankers and Brothers
Aled Totey
Lisblutits
Bill Pessed
Schanton
Tartsay
Lord
Ratchford
Gion
Taman Rind
M.D. Ratchford
Tarain
Seana Bee
United States
Buffalo
Charles Adams & CO
Woman's Store
Tomorrs
Lisle
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