Republican State Contention Opens at Wichita
A Wichita gathering of Republican delegates convenes with W M Stubbs as temporary chairman amid factional debate and machine politics accusations. The convention plans to elect a permanent chair and names committees, with strong tension over leadership and strategy as attendees from across the state assemble.
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Speech by Mr Stubbs at Kansas GOP convention amid machine fight
The Kansas Republican convention featured a lengthy speech by Mr Stubbs praising Theodore Roosevelt and urging unity while denouncing machine influence. Delegates applauded at points as discussion covered credentials, party reform, and efforts to seat anti machine delegates, with committee reports delayed.
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Republican Platform Promises Reform and Prosperity
The platform lauds party harmony and eight years of prosperity under Republican policies. It honors leaders and delegates, pledges support for soldiers and veterans, endorses Panama recognition, calls for tax reform, primary elections, reapportionment, and strict railroad regulation. It condemns wasteful patronage yet supports public deposits and civil service reform, while backing the good roads movement.
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SevenCandidates for Refirend Commissioner Face Withdrawal Push
Wichita sources report a late Tuesday meeting where four of seven candidate refirend commissioners were urged to withdraw. A committee was named to decide which to step out, with J T White Ottawa county and others named among the seven. Remaining rivals include Walker Wheatley Haghey of Wellington, with Sumner county noting Haghey’s withdrawal and reentry in Topeka amid contested endorsements.
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John W. Haghey
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Topeka
Fock Island
New Machine Holds Gaspus Committees on Arrangements Named
The anti machine caucus met in the old armory second story, crowded with delegates. Carr Taylor was elected chairman and Gomer T. Davies secretary. Herbert Cavaness and Newman were elected secretaries. Daylor spoke briefly. Davies replied and Davies noted last night’s cartoon remark. Continued on page four.
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Navy and Army Notes From The Far East Movements
Dispatches report Japanese confidence in defeating the Russian squadron near Port Arthur and the Retvizan battleship repair progress. Paris notes estimate an army of 400,000 in the Far East with transport constraints beyond Lake Baikal. General Sakharov discusses troop numbers and rapid movement plans, while information about the Magnitude accident at Stormont Hospital is reportedly tightly controlled.
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PORT ARTHUR BATTLE REPORTS AND JAPAN RUSSIAN FLEET CLASH
Reports from Tokio and London describe heavy Japanese bombardment of Tatien Wan and attacks on Port Arthur. The Daily Telegraph cites a sea clash with the Russian Vindivostok Squadron. outcomes remain unclear, with rumors of Russian losses. Tokyo notes fleet movements to Vladivostok and possible Japanese divisions guarding the Russian harbor ships.
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Gould in Topeka Missouri Pacific Chief Visits
Missouri Pacific general superintendent E A Gould arrived in Topeka today at 3:60 PM for a brief conference with local railroad officials. He left on a private car attached to Santa Fe train 30, with no details released about his visit, though it is believed connected to possible Port Scott line improvements.
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Wreck of French Steamer Cambodine Off Cochin China
Paris dispatch reports the French steamer Cambodine of 2355 tons, bound from Rangoon to Cochin China and European ports, wrecked in a storm off Cochin China. It is believed about 100 persons perished in the disaster.
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Man jumps from Stormont hospital window in accidental report
A hospital patient reportedly jumped from a third story window at Stormont hospital Tuesday morning around 2 in the morning. Nurses ran out to recover the prostrate man and carry him inside while doctors were reportedly away from the city.
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Registration Books Open Ahead of City Elections
Registration offices in the Rock Island district announce open registration days in multiple wards ahead of the upcoming election. Appointed staff include Ticknor, Carter, Mrs Cluntz, DeFrantz, with sites listed at Buchanan Potwin and East Fourth, Kansas avenues. Temperatures in major cities are also reported, noting Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnati and others.
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Riots and Troops Calm Springfield After Lynching
Springfield Ohio endures a violent night as a mob lynches Dixon and burns colored district buildings. Governor Herrick orders eight companies of state troops under Colonel Meade to restore order. mayor Bowlus and citizens fear a color line war while both sides threaten reprisals.
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Forty Five Mile Wind Roars Across Topeka
Weather report notes southeasterly gusts reaching 28 to 45 mph with heavy sand and debris. Storm systems from the Gulf are driving a cooling trend with rain, then snow, and a possible cold wave as western Kansas sees precipitation. Government readings in Topeka show fluctuating temperatures all day.
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Tillman III Ill With Serious Throat Trouble
Washington March 9 Senator Tillman is very ill with a serious throat trouble. His friends are much concerned as it is impossible for him to swallow and a slight cough worsens his condition.
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Patti Quits for England From Hot Springs Dispatch
Chicago reports Adelina Patti will leave immediately for New York to sail to England. She cancels all engagements and heads to the steamship, with Weather Indications noting showers in Kan and a warm Thursday ahead.
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