Senator Burton Convicted by Federal Court
Senator Burton is found guilty on multiple counts in a federal indictment for accepting compensation related to grain and securities matters. A motion for a new trial is filed, sentencing looms with penalties including fines and possible imprisonment up to two years per count. the verdict triggers potential removal from the U S Senate and likely appeals.
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Senator Burton’s Career and Kansas Politics
The article traces Senator Burton’s 24 years in Kansas politics, detailing his single prior office and lifelong Republican activity. Born 1852 near Mitchell Indiana, Burton pursued farming school, college at Franklin, DePauw, and Asbury, studied law in Indianapolis, and opened a Lafayette practice in 1815 before entering politics as a Republican elector in 1870.
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Burtons Rise in Politics and Personal Drive
A biographical sketch traces Burton's move from Indiana to Kansas, his legal career, and rising influence in Republican and Populist campaigns. It highlights his recovery from hardship, sharp campaigning wit, steady rise to state politics, and a devoted wife who supported his long public battles.
Burton’s Ties Extend to Rialto and Wettmer Schemes
Senator Burton’s connections reach beyond Rialto to the Wettmer Atanumette School of Nevada, branded fraudulent years ago. The Kastor firm promoted both schemes, with Ernest Kastor guiding Burton and Major Josh Dennis to Washington as troubles emerged. Burton traveled toward Chicago while Washington lawyers handled matters. continued on Page Six.
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Washburn to Receive $75,000 Memorial Gift Likely
Reported plan would create a major new arts building at Washburn College funded by A C Stich of Independence Kansas in memory of his son Carl and daughter Adelaide Stich Both Washburn alumni The gift aims to enhance the music conservatory and art departments and place Washburn at the forefront of state education with a large auditorium a pipe organ and expanded facilities for education and exhibitions
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Death of Robert M. Ruggles in Oklahoma
Robert M. Ruggles aged 32 died after a long illness in Oklahoma. His mother Mrs. Ruggles of Topeka and his brother were with him at his passing. Born and raised in Emporia, he was a notable Topeka correspondent and editor in several papers. Body to be returned to Emporia for burial in Maplewood. Funeral plans pending.
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Miners Deported Again as Powers Clash in Telluride
Special counsel dispatched to Telluride to handle case of Charles H. Moyer and plan to prosecute William D Haywood for flag desecration. Four deportees reportedly warned never to return, others held or arrested amid martial law and censorship.
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Supreme Court orders perpetual injunction against Jones & Laughlin in Pittsburg furnaces
Philadelphia March 28 The state supreme court directs a perpetual injunction barring Jones & Laughlin Steel from operating furnaces in Pittsburg's Fourteenth ward that emit ore dust threatening nearby homes and property. The ruling protects a $5,000,000 county investment and about 11,000 workers, reversing a lower court decision by 4 to 3 with a dissent.
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Topeka Baseball Directors Urgently Seek Cash Support
The Topeka Baseball Association directors meet at the Commercial club to secure immediate funds for equipment transportation and other team needs. About 31 000 subscribed yet only 500 collected. urgent remittance demanded from pledgers to fund practice start and ready the squad.
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Three Firemen Burned in Oklahoma City Fire
Fire at Oklahoma City causes estimated $80,000 in losses. Fire Chief Rosster and two firefighters were badly burned but expected to recover. Also notes temperatures in several large cities with readings around 7 a.m.
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Challenges All May Force Foreign Interests Out of the City
City officials face mounting pressure from residents and merchants as economic strains push foreign investors to reconsider their local commitments. Analysts warn disruption could affect jobs, housing, and development plans over the coming months.
Controlling Edicts Announced for New Chwang Port
Administrative order issued in New Chwang places city and port under partial law. Regulations bar arms imports and contraband exports, inspect travelers, suspend certain river guides, and require deposits for contraband cargo. Also notes naval actions, consular caution, and port threats amid broader Russo-Japanese tensions.
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