Burton's Concession Sought at Abilene Convention
Clay Center March 26 feature of the Firth dintrint congressional con- Aanthon ledd to La the fact no allusion to guide to Semums Burton. The convention framed resolutions open by early seleentine, aimed to honor Burton while nominating Calderhead by acclamation. J B Tistinson chaired, Chapman prayed, and the gathering focused on Calderhead’s renomination and Burton’s role in the party’s future.
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Republican delegates rally behind Calderhead in Kansas district
Kansas Republican convention in Clay Center endorses Calderhead for Congress after backing party principles. Speakers highlight McKinley era growth, protective tariff, and national unity while Burton and other state candidates seek support. Funston stops briefly in Topeka en route to San Francisco, greeting locals before continuing to Denver.
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Hold Up at Emporia at Hotel Whitley
At one this morning two masked men attempted to rob the Hotel Whitley in Emporia. They forced clerk Paul Vickery porter Tesse Reeves and traveler W F Sullivan to surrender cash and lock Vickery in a closet. They failed to blow open the safe and fled, leaving the three men prisoner with no clue to the robbers.
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United Mine Workers Seek Contract at Civic Federation Meeting
New York March 26 The industrial department of the National Civic Federation met with United Mine Workers leaders led by John Mitchell to discuss a system of a yearly contract and recognition of organized labor. Senators and peers attended, but some industrial committee members questioned federation involvement though they planned to hear the miners and offer any possible aid.
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No Use for Deserters and Civil War Veterans
Washington declares under Roosevelt that no deserter from the army or navy will win favor while he is in office. Captains Bruner and McDonough deliver resolutions from ex-union soldiers condemning deserters and praising civil war veterans. Also notes about long cruise and naval assignments, and railroad leadership changes in Denver and the West.
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Cecil Rhodes Dies After Long Illness In London
Cecil Rhodes dies in London after a long illness described as nearly hopeless from the start. The article recalls his life from Cape to Cairo ambitions, his role shaping South African ventures, and his influence over the war efforts and business empires. It notes his health decline in London and his strained relations with British leaders.
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Cecil Rhodes and the Empire Dream Versus War’s Toll
The narrative outlines Cecil Rhodes as a wealthy empire builder whose vast diamonds and Bridle South Africa company funded expansion in Africa. It recounts his rise to Premier, his plans for Rhodesia, and clashes with General Gordon, noting his loyalty to Britain and race, and the upheavals of the Boer War shaping Rhodesia’s future after his departure from London.
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Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Kansas to Plant Trees
Governor Stanley issues a broad Arbor Day proclamation calling for widespread tree planting in schools, churches, farms, and cities. He warns forests’ destruction harms climates, urges citizens to dedicate April 4 as Arbor Day, and asks officials to ensure tree planting on public and private property.
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Gray Case Nears End in Chicago Trial
The trial of Dr Hubert F E Gray for the murder of Miss Ina Brown looms toward a verdict with closing remarks ongoing. Defense attorney Marston wrapped up his address as Assistant State’s Attorney V Newcomer pressed the prosecution’s final arguments before adjournment.
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National Millers' Federation forms amid wheat export debate
Herbert Hackney of Topeka and other directors lead the drive for a nationwide millers federation representing a claimed 100 000 000 barrels. The group pledges to press commerce and anti-trust policies, seeking federal authority to enforce rates and promote reciprocal trade while opposing discriminatory wheat measures.
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All Will Quit After Joint Conference Impasse
Des Moines reports miners threaten a general walkout and strike if unresolved by Monday night at the expiry of last year’s agreement. Openers and gunners reject firers, with arbitration offered but rejected. secret sessions to decide next steps.
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Foley lo in Parsons Kes March election contest
Parsons Kes March 26. Delersom elected delegate. postmaster Foley vanquished in most ward by four votes. Delegation to be contested. ex-postmaster TL HL Lack involved in the dispute. Party aims for repn of Mbeathy at congress. Easter plant display noted in city.
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