Embree Seeks European Trip Amid Rumors of Smear Charge
A Kansas discourse sparks a smear campaign accusation as Rev Embree, long a Methodist pastor, faces alleged character probes by Morrill allies. The Hiawatha World and Vike World report plans to dig into Embree’s past while Embree departs for a two month Europe trip. Gov Morrill rebukes moralist tactics and urges official channels for complaints.
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Olathe
Manhattan
Leavenworth
Topeka
Atchison Governor Urges Clergy Support for Law Enforcement
The governor directs Howie and officials to enforce laws against gamblers liquor selling and disorderly conduct, warning clergymen and citizens in Atchison that active backing from commissioners and the community is essential to success. He notes the Capital avoided a harsh term for disorderly conduct.
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Morrill
Brumbaugh
Howie
Atchison
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Vacy
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Ice Commissioners
State printer fight arguments resume in Snow v Hudson
Lawyers argued the state printer case before Judge Hazen with G C Clemens opening for Snow and A H Horton for Hudson. Attorney General Dawes warned that Snow could starve if officials refuse to recognize Hudson. closing speeches continued into the afternoon and a ruling was expected tomorrow morning.
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Hazen
E H. Snow
J. K. Hudson
G. C. Clemens
Snow
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Clemens
A. H. Horton
Horton
Kansas Supreme Court
Clemena
Major Hudson
David Guermyer
I Would Say to My White Brethren About Equal Rights
Bartimony June 28. At a political meeting of colored people last evening W G Going argued for equal rights without social integration. He warned against colonization and said if 8,500,000 colored Americans were shipwrecked a whale would catch each Jonah and land them on American shores with a “Home again” shout.
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W. G. Going
Africa
Texas
America
Sullivan and Corbett Benefit at Madison Square Garden
John L Sullivan headlined a rousing benefit at Madison Square Garden to raise funds with a crowd as large as the recent Dempsey event. Fitzsimmons sent a letter of sorrow. The main bout featured Jim Corbett versus Sullivan with a cordial handshake and light rounds, ending as fans carried both fighters to their dressing rooms.
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New Yoak
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Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
John
Rae
Boston
Corbett
John L
Denver Aldermen Face Angry Crowd Over Water Rates
Denver residents protest a council vote cutting water rates 15 percent, claiming it falls far short of contractual reductions. Police guard eight aldermen homes as harsh talk rises but no violence occurs. The issue hinges on a 15 year burden and comparisons to Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati rates.
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Chicago
St Leuis
Cincinnati
More Rain Tonight Then Fair Weather Tomorrow
A trace of rain fell at Topeka with forecasts calling for more showers tonight followed by fair conditions tomorrow. Temperatures ranged from 62 in the morning to 71 at 3 PM. A moving high pressure center in Minnesota affects the region, cooling the weather as it travels south east. The low pressure systems in Montana and New Mexico shift temperatures and bring rains across Wyoming, Colorado, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Panhandle.
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Rain Rains Across Kansas Improve Harvest Outlook
Good rains cover nearly all Kansas today stabilizing small grain and setting harvest to start in about two weeks. Cora is noted to be doing splendidly.
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Kansas
Cora
Palma's successor: Cuban colonies to vote for delegate
In Tampa on June 28 Col Fernando Figueredo said Cuban colonies will hold local conventions to select a delegate to succeed Jose Marti as leader of the Cuban revolutionary party. Two weeks earlier the nomination was offered to Thomas Estrada Palma of Orange County New York. Palma, last Cuban president in 1878, is said to be strongly supported.
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America
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Orange County
New York
Largest lens ever made for Yerkes Observatory
Boston June 28 The largest land likely the most powerful lens ever built has reached finishing touches at Alven G Clark & Sons Cambridge It weighs about five hundred pounds and has a surface diameter of 423 inches destined for the Yerkes observatory on Lake Geneva Wis as a gift to Chicago University by Mr Yerkes Also notes Captain Blanche Cox Salvation Army troubles compromised and US Navy plans for Fourth of July events in California plus frost damage reports in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Cambridge
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
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Chicago University
Croker may face arrest after horse’s death in race ride
Willie Sims, a colored jockey, and possibly Croker, are under police watch after Sims drove a trotter from Newmarket to Cambridge, the horse dying near Newmarket. A Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officer is investigating, with possible warrants and further inquiries into Croker’s alleged involvement. Jerome and Labouchere prompted the RS PLC A action.
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Willie Sims
Newmarket
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Jerome &. Jerome
Labouchere
Prize fight in Palmer Washington county urged to be stopped
Attorney General Dawes was notified after noon that a prize fight billed for Saturday afternoon June 29 at Palmer in Washington county between Prof Johnson and Icelander near Jamestown may proceed. He directed the sheriff to stop the fight and arrest participants amid local excitement.
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Jamestown
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Yale and Harvard Boat Race Set on Thames
Rain and gloom greet the Yale Harvard annual boat race on the Thames. Yale is favored with a potential pool of 15000 dollars backing Yale at three to one. A London start was expected around five with post at four. Yale wins by about eight lengths in 2120.
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Andrew D White on the unsettled currency question
Andrew D White ex minister to Russia discusses silver policy and calls for international agreement to expand silver use. He warns against unlimited coinage without global accord and emphasizes monetary uncertainty as a brake on US prosperity amid strong overall growth.
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Sicily
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House of Commons
Denver Aldermen Sue For Libel Over Water Fight
Denver dated June 28, Supervisors Phister Buckton and Aldermen Young Fidel and Hingley filed libel suits for 50000 each against Rocky Mountain News and Denver Republican. Plaintiffs, water committee members, say articles slandered them over actions to cut Denver Union Water rates.
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Moody conducts world’s students conference in Massachusetts
A large delegation has arrived in Northr y, Massachusetts, for the world’s students conference led by Evangelicalist D L Moody. The meetings are set to begin this evening amid heavy rains from the past day.
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Talk With Hatch Amid Reform Board Probe In Topeka
Captain H F Hatch superintendent of Hutchinson reformatory, ordered to face an investigation by the reformatory board, speaks in Topeka. He declines comment on charges, says he will explain his conduct to the state, and implies possible disclosures about the administration amid mounting political tensions.
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Eastern Star Officers Elected at Topeka Session
The Colored Women of the Order of the Eastern Star held their twelfth annual meeting at Topeka post hall with about fifty delegates from eighteen chapters and 400 members. Elected officers include Emma Mitchell Leavenworth G M SG Watkins Topeka G P and others. next meeting set for Olathe the fourth Thursday in June.
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Topeka Post Hall
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Leavenworth
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Topeka
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Roy
W. P. Banke
Julia Brown
Misa Mathie Johnson
Emporia
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Myra
Rebekah No Sand
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Metropolitan
His Starched Pyjamas On a Train
A bygone New York item recounts a passenger recalling an argument aboard an elevated train. A man complained that his companion insisted on overly stiff starching of his pajamas, leading to embarrassment and confusion during a breakfast remark about attire.
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Coddington Newridhe's Daughter Return From Paris Finishing School
In Paris the daughter of Coddington Newridhe completed a finishing course while a French accent drew comment. Fulljames noted the accent as very pronounced. The New York World reports T C White was named superintendent of buildings by the state university board. In Artoona Pennsylvania Foundry workers won a 12 percent wage increase.
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