Allen and Bowersock Factions Fail to Agree
The Bowersock and McGrew camps clash over seating and contest rules at a Wyandotte county convention. Delegates were split on credential reports and a settlement method involving the Supreme Court, with Allen and Barker seeking a joint path and Johnson pressured to settle disputes. The impasse stalled decisive action as factions jockeyed for influence ahead of national convention plans.
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Myles Stubbe
Allen 1 & Woods
Wyandotte
Weandotte County
Durten
Wenner
Atlornniee
Cesilutiin
Gates
Kniaersony
Fredatt Bourwun
Grant Hornatay
Eyvachl
Jordan
Johnson
AR J. Rely
D. Giinsin
Wyendutte
Esa Tans
Ems
Cem
Owe Surandes
Garnett
Kar
Harkeiavens
Bawarsock
Jena
Bovermock
Mittee
Bowersock
Weatime
Orten
Miami
Almerton
Foles
Linn
Allen
Bowermack
Enuagti
Wyan- Mor
Bowerecek
Bowersack
McGrew
Barnes
Sg Barker
Ecandidates
StaBas Wid Bicker
Alles
Supreme Court
Boot
Turker
Pelett
Ty Wade
Barker
Stubbs
Jett
Jormeton
Motien
Garrett
Kas
Metcalf
Hedrick
Bette
Bowerseck Endvention
Iruce Denni
WS. Metetli
Dr Hedtrivic
S. J. Stewart
George Bruce
Robt
Treen
Credentinis
E Ft Smith
W. A Oguyst
3. Decker
George Barker
Retter
J. G. Aunman
Joe Smith
Prank Lanter
John” Francis
Pat Burder
Norton
Carpenter
Ed Chenoweth
Grant Hornaday
FL E. Crane
C. J. Peterson
Jesse Decker
Breco Dennis
Haversock
Frank Trivia
Birout
Alton Convuniimn
Wyandalle
Suhnson
Miural
Anderson
Seranlitan
Agaper Torrés Pabients
Sponsatis I
Hower
Maine
Nsowersark
Fbawetsock
Mulvane
Howersock
Mir
Ren
Ren Wented To An -Ahead
Bowermtonk
McGirew
Bowerock
Dowercock
Methew-Allen
Secte- Tettersick
Miami County
D. W. Mulvane
T.T
Convention Gossip From Garrett Kas March 3
Reports from Garrett Kansas detail rival convention activity with clashes over credentials and organization. Delegations from McGrew Alles Wyandotte and Bowersock contend for control while adjournment proposals trigger strategic maneuvering and contested seats.
Cleveland Denies Dining With Colored Man at White House
Reported U S congress debate covers Grover Cleveland's denial of a claim that he dined with a black man at the White House during his presidency. Cleveland’s letter to Webb asserts the charge is false and defaming. Webb reads Cleveland’s denial amid Democratic applause while Scott apologizes for the report.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Webb
N. C
Scott
Kan
Anesta
White House
Cleveland
Linam
Boott
Princeton
N. J
Jon. EY. Webb
Home of Representatives
CH. Taylor
Kanawa
Senate
Taylor
Grover Cleveland
Str
Roosevelt
Swanson
Mr. Scott
Mr. Cleveland
Warships collide near Guantanamo injure ships
Rear Admiral Parker cables from Guantanamo dated yesterday reporting the Missouri steam steering gear failed on a runout toward Pensacola and the Missouri collided with the Illinois, damaging the Illinois port propeller while Missouri suffered slight damage. The Illinois received orders to the New York navy yard for propeller replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parker
Navy Departments
Guantanamo
Peneacoia
Missouri
Navy Yard
New York
Police on Wagons in Kansas City Strike Rift
Police in Kansas City march with wagons to suppress a non union truck and baggage workers strike. A fragmentary report mentions tin pieces and a tense scene at the Alehouse, with recruits and increased service numbers noted amid a state convention looming next week. Kelly and allies prefer naming McGrew over the Allen delegation from Mismi county.
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Kansas City
Sereicw
Kelly
Powerzook
McGrew
Allen
Mismi County
Stop the Graft State of Siege Pledges Support State Interest Law
A fragmented headline notes political tensions with a pledge to back state interest laws. It claims a senate defeat and mentions actions by Mr Kelly against measures. The text also references Russians and a river at New Chwang, implying geopolitical or wartime framing.
Japanese Occupy Ping Yang Amid Russian World War News
report from St. Petersburg states 6000 Japanese seized Ping Yang with crews, Koreans sent to reinforce, Russians fortify the town. port Arthur and Manchuria report heavy snow and no south of the Yalu fighting expected. telegraph offices seized and district governor imprisoned.
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New York
Port Arthur
Vladivostock
Bilgoveatchensk
trans-Baikal
Amur
St. Petersburg
The
Herald
New Chwang
Tien Tsin
New Chutang
Ping Yang
Priung
Alexieft
Genrsu
Won Santhera
Wnemng
Cherulbo
Ping Yanh
Seoul
Ene Aemy
Mort Arthur
Manchuria
Song Chen
Euene Lane
Cape Bruat
Villilivestork
Yalu
Anju
Yorhion
Anju Num
Yalo Yang
Antung Agsreeite
Yalu River
Japan
Secere
Korea
Wake
Siberian
Commissariat
Siberia
Sinti
Aneinian
Michael
Trypan
Mivola
Red
Inten- Sen
Nelasine
Jong Tepeith
Chal
Weather Shifts Dramatically Overnight
A weather report describes a sharp drop from 50 degrees in the afternoon to 24 by late evening and 16 at midnight, with winds from the north reaching 45 miles per hour shortly after midnight. The day recorded a high around 50 and a low near 16, with a notable 4 to 6 degree swing between 6 pm and midnight.
White Denies Run for Congress and Jim Crow Bill Moves
William Allen White denies rumors of a future candidacy in the Fourth district currently represented by J Miller. He plans no further political office beyond delegation work from Emporia in Lyon County Republican central committee. Annapolis delegates pass Jim Crow bill enforcing separate cars for colored people on trains and segregated compartments on Maryland steamers, party-line vote with Democrats for and Republicans against. Local arrest: Muron Shane of Hunnewell charged with stealing lumber from Santa Fe stockyards. Weather: Chicago forecast generally fair tonight and tomorrow. warmer.
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William Allen White
Comeress Man
J. Miller
White
Crue
Dorant
Emporia
Lyon County
Republican Central Committee
Annapolis
House of Délegates
Kerbin
Marylnd
Maryland
Ewing for Congress Candidate in Kansas District
Major W. W. Ewing of Wyandotte has been urged to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second Kansas district. He has long served as a bank examiner and is well acquainted with the district, with supporters confident he would make a strong showing.
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H. W. Grass
LaCrosse
Srate
Kansas
Gram
Grass
House
Senate
T. T. Kellys
Dumont Smith
PIRE AT HILL CITY Due to Wind Wires Down
A Salina Kansas report notes a fire at Hill City caused by a severe wind storm. Wires were damaged and down with details sparse. damage estimated at around 10000 dollars. Local authorities investigate.
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Salina
Kas
March
Eli Giz Bass
Hill City
Detalla
Nine Known Dead in City Building Disaster
A coroner district attorney and city departments began a joint inquiry into yesterday's apartment hotel collapse. Nine bodies recovered, two still trapped. five missing and sixteen injured reported. Chief Croker and Coroner Scholer lead the response. contractor Read of Adie son Realty vanished. foreman Halpin in custody.
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New York
Foreman Halpin
Treasury plans 20 percent canal funds deposits March 25
Secretary of the treasury directs New York depository banks to place 20 percent of government holdings in the sub treasury for transfer to J P Morgan as canal purchase funds for the republic of Panama. Additional 20 percent calls extend to all banks with a March 25 deadline to total about 20 million, with remaining 20 million adjusted per treaty terms.
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Weshington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York City
Sub-Treasury
J. P. Morgat & Co
Republic of Pann
New York
Treasury
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Shaw
Potwin resident rails at water quality in city hall clash
Mr Bolmar of Potwin confronted Mayor Bergundthal and Water Co president Charles Street at the city building over dirty water. He showed two samples, one clear shadowy pearl colored and another yellowish green with chunks of sediment, accusing the company of delivering poor water. Street acknowledged the issue as Bolmar pressed for action.
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C. P. Bolmar
Potwin
Toprise Water Company
Tule
Bergundthal
Charies P. Street
Mr. Bolmar
Street
Tolmar
Bolnar
Polygamy Declared Ceased by Church as Senator Smith Testifies
Senator Smith testifies on polygamy amid hearings, acknowledging violations since the manifesto and stating plural marriages ceased with Utah’s statehood act. He details family ties, previous cohabitation, and the church’s stance while defending his position before the committee.
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George W
Woolruf
Beveridge
Tere
Ir. Bincot
United States
Dimented
Smooth
Dubois
Pettus
Urrows
Mr. Taylor
Smith
Abraham Jr. Carmon
Cawthon
Lillian Hamlin
Oenepaper Raporta
Mr. Smith
Chancery
Utah
Notting
Mr. Hoar
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Freta Anderson
Riise
J. A. Norton
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Francis Delared
Hotere
S. A. Stewart
Atle
PF. WL Ome
Dolinaon
Dnleggtes
Nati Conventia
Howey Phumab
Tikh Wis Alen
Het Will Lodlen
Stewart Pyubbed
Geutus Ty 'Sud Pingbot Stewart
Fraovis
Alien
Sigergute
JJ Eddy
Pines
Misial
Fou
Te Fontaine
Bawersock
J.eee
Silanes
Aid
Dee Clave
Ilate
Bokernith Wan
Allei L. L. Northrup
J. J. Mites
Ae Barker
Elan Duckworth
Hi Wie
Ian Ae
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Onder
Gratt
Hondas
Winderioe
Atine
Wrandutte
Garnet
Trymwerrock
Wuypert
Uwiat Mateliine
Shang Deter
Thar Pairtetle
Setouis Sim
Wensy J
Yilex
Douglas
Allen Sual Linn
Alben
Mowwryock
North Carolina
Illinois
Rostock
Mr. Kelly
Tam
Eee
Ian
Bokashee
Fort Smith
Ark
Ib Fe
Bokuates
John Hopper
Butler
McCurtain
Walle
John Jackson
Im Rock
Hokashee
Segroes
Hopper
MR. White
Congress
Murol Shane
Hunnewell
Bia
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Chicago
Kanesae
Pire
Sixteen Fm Hospital
Dar- Hngton
Ganal
Boston
Philadelphia
Minnneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville, Ky
Laura Wrenn
Liteland
Wyman
Stareness
Wyimin
Pera Troosevelt Wyman
Willie Wyman
Leo Piri
Weil Kan
James Turpin
Ted
Ereeen
Egge Rhein
Senda
Aioe
Jane Seay
Mormon Church
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