Early 1900s political notes and senatorial forecasts
A fragment from a 1900s era paper outlines electoral reflections across states, naming Bryan and McKinley results, trusts, and Democratic strength. It mentions John G Woolley’s view on army canteens, Cuba, and imperial politics, plus a list of upcoming Senate terms and vacancies spanning Alabama to Wyoming and noting unresolved Montana and Georgia seat questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Alabama
Berry
Agargat
Wolcott
Colorado
Renney
Lindway
Eutucky
Shoup
Idaho
Cutten
Illinois
Baker
Kansas
Caffery
Loursiana
Frye
Malne
Howard Maxenchusetta
McMillan
Michigan
Neilson
Minnesota
Carter
Montana
Chandler
New Hampshire
Sewell
New Jersey
Butler
North Carolina
Melorida
Oregon
Wetmore
Hhgett Ieland
Pitroun
South Carolina
Petterew
South Dakota
Sullivan
Minaissippi
Turley
Tennes- Seer
Bellteare
Utah
Pennsylvania
Senate
Iteif
Clark
McGinnis
Escon
Georgia
Tittman
Shall Cuba Be Free Question Stirs After Election
Debates erupt over Cuba status as election ends with calls for U S annexation or continued governance. The Inter Ocean criticizes secrecy and argues Congress promised Cubans self government and freedom, urging incorporation into the United States to ensure stable rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Chicago Inter- Devan
Ttm
Congress
Inter-Ocean
Chace
Milltong
Dordlery
QUAKER REFLECTIONS AND WIT FROM ATCHISON GLOBE
A mosaic of humorous maxims and social observations from Atchison Globe and Philadelphia Record style pages. Jokes on marriage money and elections mix with verses and proverbs reflecting early 20th century life and advice.
Buckskin Sacks Filled With Nuggets Reported In Alaska
Kansas City reports Buckskin. A Mitchell, once of Kansas, now based at Point Clarence Alaska, shows gold nuggets from sluice and rocker mining claims north of Nome. He touts a developing harbor and shallow ore, promising rich yields as new diggings near town prove productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. A. Mitchell
Point Clarence
Alaska
Kansas
Sunflower State
Pont Clarence
Nomar Bald
Mitchell
Point Clarence City
Nome
Indian Chief in Wichita Elects to Run Otoe Election
Ola Eagle of the Otoes travels from Wishington to study election methods for a forthcoming Otoe reservation vote. Daily George Daily, a 48 Washington representative, leads 261 fellow Indians with seven assistants. Eagle, 18, seeks reelection and does not wear a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Eagle
Wichits
Eagle
Hie
Groe Reservation
Oklahoma
Eagie
George
Lee
Fle
Minstrel Member Sues Rock Island for 2000
Lew Baldwin of the Barlow Minstrel Company sues the Rock Island railroad in the district court of Wichia Nevada seeking 2000 damages claiming internal injuries from a collision on the night of September 7 while en route through Colorado to Lincoln Nebraska. The northbound Rock Island train collided with freight cars near the Kansas street line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichia
Nev
Lew Blrdwin
Barlow Minstrel
Com- 7
Attortious
Houston & Revise
District
Rock Island Railroad Company
Baldwin al- Tees
Colorado
Lincoln
Nebim Nie
Abe Kansas Stai
Fish in Little River gets 2400 small fish placed
State Warden F Places 1,400 small cast and bass in the Little river near Wichitas Kansas after receiving a letter from Geo W of Meade. The fish were placed while the warden was on the racks at the Saute Pea and distributed to residents who requested them. Species included black bass rock bass crappie and bluegill. The stockings are expected to boost river fishing as the stock grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichits
Kas
Maeyer Rossig
Geo. W
Meade
White Cloud Sac and Fox Indians Seek Move to Territory
Atahison November 9 reports Chief Whitecloud and Louie and Chart Haatbadeate among Sac and Fox members from the White Cloud reservation. They express fatigue with reservation life and aim to join their people in the Indian Territory to avoid close proximity to whites. They cite land dealings favoring whites and recall the original White Cloud lineage behind the town’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atahison
Whitecloud
Louie
Chart Haatbadeate
Severa
Sac and Fox Reservation
White Cloud
Ee i
Chvad
Reckless shooting near Junction City shocks residents
In Junction City a man named John Baldwin returning home in a cart was struck by a shell from a gun near the Fort. The projectile pierced the forge chest and killed the horse instantly. Authorities suspect a setective baile Teurate Beek S00. Guns were arranged and pointed northwest, with the largest piece passing through the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Wey. Y
John Baldwin
Gcmany
Alege Gus
Parson’s Ladies Raise Lump Sum for New Auditorium
A group of Parsons women raised a substantial sum over two days, totaling about $681.10, to fund a new auditorium. The effort, titled Stand and Carry, yielded a strong result despite a few accounting irregularities observed by auditors.
Improvement association plans Saturday business meeting
The Improvement association schedules a Saturday night meeting to decide proper appreciation of patrons. The Young society of the city has prepared arrangements for a Thanksgiving ball at the opera house to benefit the Auditorium fund. An old confidence game involving a Spanish con artist seeks funds from an Atchison resident via letters claiming a fortune and an heir to be brought to Atchison, with claims of a priest and dead writer. The matter will be followed up with hopes to punish the swindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Spain
Madrid
Bilss
Deen
Bliss
Certainty of relief touted by Topeka kidney pills
An advertisement cites Dean's Kidney Pills as a sure cure for back and urinary ailments. Calvin Breiger, a Topeka real estate dealer, recounts severe kidney and back pain from railway engineering duties, claiming dramatic improvement after using the product purchased at Hale y & Snow's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Topeka
Calvin Breiger
Jefferson Street
Fort Worth
Arkane
Lena
Howley & Snow's
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Hydrophobia symptoms Twain from a Preston Plaindeater report
A dance near Pratte leads to a girl’s illness with cramps and spasms resembling hydrophobia though she drinks water. The case is tied to a string of names and places, including Margaret Herrstrom and Mary Dawson, with various residences and figures listed in a regional account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Plaindeater
Willem Hawk
Lake
Pratte
Carter Case Continued Habeas Corpus Hearing Set
Habeas corpus proceedings in the Oberlin M. Carter case were continued to November 22 before Judge W. C. Hook in the United States district court at Leavenworth. Carter's relatives visited him at the penitentiary with papers related to the case, as the writ commanded Warden McClaughry to produce him and show cause for detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Oberlin
M. Carter
Ursday
W. C. Hook
United States Diatrice Court
LD. Carter
Oaklant
Cal
Carter
Farmer Shoots Companion Over Trivial Dispute
Bourdon County farmer John William, four miles west of Fort Scott, was mortally wounded by neighbor Jon Hall on Thursday after Hall claimed the butter William refused to supply justified the act. Hall was arrested at home and held as details emerge. Local notices list names and sums from various accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourdon County
Fort Scott
John William
Here
Jon Hall
Hall
Williams
Jealous wife accused in Cimarron murder case
In Cimarron a woman identified as Mrs Burgess killed her husband, suspecting infidelity. The crime occurred yesterday afternoon near Unis Place after a dispute over a rumored affair. Police report a scene of drink and jealousy as the motive and court action is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Burgess
Cimarron
Chancellor Snow Granted Year Off By Kansas Regents
At a Kansas University board meeting in Lawrence, Chancellor Snow received a one year leave of absence due to health. Health reports note a decline in his condition. A separate obituary from Leavenworth Pioneer details Dr Brock, a 70 year old physician, who died of general debility after a career in Pinah ing and service in the Thirty-sixth Ohio volunteers. The report also mentions agricultural and poultry showing events in nearby Newton and Fairmont, Kansas, with high crop yields and a large poultry show attracting over a thousand birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Laurence
Kan
Board of Regents of
the Kansas University
Snow
Local Fair Attendance and New Exhibits Highlight Year
A fragmentary report notes a year’s fair success with new exhibits and a broad attendance. Mentions added stock such as bats, hares, pigeons, and other items, alongside expectations for future improvements and community interest in the event.
Forewarned Forearmed and the Purifier Remedy Claim
A fragmented ad style text touts Decunse Reontates as the safest remedy for old people and children. It claims to cleanse the blood, improve circulation, and restore the entire system while promising relief from various ailments. Contact The Swift Specepio Co for a free book and more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Kelly
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka State Journal
Frank P
Lowe
Ieee
Deane Richartson
Siem Landon
Rea Lion Court
Bell
Ignatina Donnelly
Bryan
McKinley
Trusts &S
Tran His
Cleveland Cas Low
Hie Duck Choortag
Philippines
Almont
Democratic
John G Woolleys
Tandpoint
Army Canteen
Croker
Greater
New York
Republican Party
Wichragan Canal
Wharton Barker
Chicago Inter Qrean
Miuke
Manzans
Globe Sights
Atobison Globe
Ieane Uncke
Chicaso News
Philadelphia Record
Rome
Sue
Brette
Piatte
Burdock
Hood
Kansas News
Wichita
Rock Island
Barlow Minstrel Company
Aska
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Dr. Jaeger
Dr. Dismel
KNOX
HAWKS
Stetson
Little River
BAC
White Cloud Reservation
Fort Riley
Parsons
Ter
Holbert
Elssue
Jefferson Huston
Medora
Judith W. Setbey
Wntine
Louisa A. Smith
Pleasanton
Carter Case
Crease
Byan Melvern
Samuel Keser
National Military Home
Perry Dost
Alton
Samuel Nig
Leventine Boomer
Ernas Doe
Logan
Sov
Brock
Pinahing
Potomac
Gumberland
Weahington
Te C
Phillion
Falrmony
Kam
Newton
Hetroes
Mitre Aasoetnfon
Nts
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