How He Ran History of Harry Richter Lieutenant Governor
Political gossip traces Harry Richter’s rise from a surprise Kansas lieutenant governor candidate to a potential appointment as private secretary. The piece notes party maneuvering in Seventh District circles, mentions Charis Landis of Osborn Farmer, and discusses state printer ambitions and possible board seats tied to regional political blocks.
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Charis Landis
Osborn Farner
Mente
Re Sexentho
Wwanta
Rafi- Youd
Gid Morton Albeukh
Che Xame
Landis
New Railroad Board Involves Local Republican Figures
A report notes Republican Jim Simpson and P. T. Foley as figures connected to a proposed railroad board in the Seventh and Third districts respectively. The article hints at internal party discussions and committee roles, with Crumbe and Althouse appearing as named participants amid unclear wording.
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Futlerwine
Repubican
Jim Simpson
Miether and
Pot Simpeon
Crumbe
A. Jordan Seeks Topeka Seat After Local Victory
A. Jordan of Lyon Kansas traveled to Topeka after Lyon joined the Republican majority. He has been noted for his successful roles in dipartite matters and arms of the Republican house. Returns showed a Republican victory across Krtsia and he registered upon arrival.
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Cutimty
Lyin
Jordan
House of Representatives
Krtsia
Topeka
Jordas
Lyon
Dawes and Fitewell Tie for Leavenworth County Seat
The race for representative from the city district in Leavenworth county ended in a tied vote between F.B. Dawes and John Fitewell. The official canvass confirmed the tie, leaving the soldier vote to determine the final result once received.
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F.B. Dawes
Dawes
Maii
Dawe
John Fitewell
Miami
Leavenworth County
Puprevens
Philippines
Stanley Ratification Event Missed By Governor
Governor Stanley cannot attend the ratification in Topeka on Tuesday night as Wichita celebrates the Republican victory. The city plans a large parade with prominent Republicans from across the state, and Stanley will address the crowd from home with a special televised appearance.
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Wichita
Etet
Stanley
Yieteryoon
Kuness
Notable Kansas Republican Gathering Names Prominent Attendees
A Kansas Republican meeting lists Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls and several other noted figures including Traiph Burton Morton Altmagh Chester L Lung Cyrus Leland and James Simpson among the attendees. The central committee chairs the arrangements and invites editors and newspaper men to attend and participate in the ratification events.
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Kambesu Club
Stanley
Wien
John J. Ingalls
Traiph Burton
Morton Altmagh
Hrepublican State Central Committee
Chester L. Lung
Cyrus Leland
Farmer Smith
Senator Baker
James’ Simpson
David Mulvane
Case for Warden Seeks Return to Former Post
George Case of Mankato aims to become warden of the state penitentiary, a role he held years ago under Governor Hurst. The race follows a shift in political control with a strong Populist showing this year, and Case notes his past work in Jewell County as a reason for recognition.
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George Case
Mankato
State Penitentiary
Hurst Khtoy
Cage Wee
Dick Chake
Karnes
Jewell
Case
Jewell County
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES DISPOSAL OF present MEMBERS
The Republicans will gain a majority on the State Board of Charities as Governor Stanley reshapes the board. Frank Shane H G Jumper and W D Street were appointed after adjournment and await senate confirmation. their terms expire at the governor’s pleasure or when successors are named. Dolan of Salina plans to resign as Republicans assume control.
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Iate
Board of Charities
Stanley Bt
Stanley
Frank Shane
H. G. Jumper
W. D. Street
Senate
Ertior
Jumper
Goorke A. Clark Street
WW Lo Brown
Mr. Shine
Wilcock
Oakles
PH. Dolan
Salina
Econ- Aternial
C. Wiesler
Concordia
Tendy
Dr. Wetmore
Wetmore
Wheeler
Sen- Kiwani
Tia
Dolan
Plebarty
Justiesoen
Supreme Court Clerk Candidate Rumors and Political Moves
The article notes Fr. Qichrave of Cottonwood Falls as a potential Supreme Court clerk candidate amid Republican talks in Kansas. It mentions Judge Pollock of Winfield as a possible appointee for high court or commission roles, with Crosby and Webb McNall also discussed in related vacancies. It also covers a push by A D Riddie for McNair’s price and reflects on political guessing by Barny Sheridan, including speculative state outcomes and party standings.
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Supreme Court
Qichrave
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
Bry Cochrane
Chase County
Tie Majorish
Jusice Tubnston
W. Ft. Sorth
Ter Justice Doster
Ms. Cochrane
Pollock
Winfield
Ham Boon
Webb AteNall
Thin Ptiee
Jude Pullock
WinBokd
Thipl
Pullock
Reveh Kan
Governor Tred Homeward Vote Counts in Local Township
In LeEoy Cotter's township Governor Tred carried him home by 31 votes. Cotter 126 votes, Stanley Teettved 155. Two years ago Governor Leedy won by a slim margin in Ti. Thig seat to ten but Vitte ahead of this. Starvey and Bush each had 149 votes. Remember Ralph Faxon of Neston, rumored as chair candidate in political circles amid ongoing campaign efforts.
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Tred
LeEoy
Cotter
Stanley Teettved
Leedy
Townehe
Starvey
Bush
Dividing Populist Councils Touches Civil Service Reform Debate
The state house debates an extra legislative session amid sweeping changes. Populists push removing state institutions from politics and placing offices under civil service rules, while Republicans accuse plans of political manipulation and seek to protect or expand self interest. Key figures including Landis and various senators are cited, with opinions on railroad law banking amendments and charity board investigations shaping the dialogue.
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State House
Othrs
State Board of Charities
Pryot
Thin
Harry Landis
Lewe
Lewelling
Armatrom Faris
Aia
Webb McNell
McNabi Hira
Om Goveror Lory
Lawrence
John W. Treitential
Tank Comrmissioner
Pars & Railroad
Latune
AuGster Morris
Mets
Extra legislative session debated by Kansas officials
A mix of officials and former lawmakers discuss an extra session to consider railroad law and other measures. Opinions split as some urge swift action while others, including Assistant Auditor Taylor and Ex-Senator John Martin, caution against rushing policy against the public mood. Supporters argue for a constitutional convention and bold reforms.
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John Martin
Taylor Riddle
Kansas
Unborn Deignan greeted by massive Stuart crowd
A Pont Dispatch special reports Unborn Deignan, a man linked to Merrimanc era, arrived in Stuart to a crowd of about 280. Club girls swarmed the depot attempting to kiss him, but he pushed them back noting more men present among officials like Delennan and Governor Shaw. Deignan reportedly fled his home hours earlier.
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Rt. Souis
Pont-Dispatch
Stuart
Deignan
Merrimanc
Delennan Tha
Shaw
Jowase
Delgnan
Tro Tomac Seeks Permit To Work On Stranded Cruiser
The tug Tro tomac from Santiago de Cuba has reached Nassau to obtain permission to work on the stranded cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa off Cat Island. The cruiser lies one mile offshore in two fathoms of water. Natives have destroyed the temporary deck and carried away all movable fittings.
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Nassau
Trotomac
Santiago de Cuba
Infanta Maria Teresa
Cat Island
Taken to the Hospital in Emporia Yard Injuries
Report from the Santa Fe hospital details injuries after a yard accident. W H Giteon, lineman with Western University, suffered a severely split right leg, thrown from a switch engine. George Hstes, near Lang station, broke both bones in his right leg and bruised his back. Pavia Skinner, near Emporia, severely cut his foot with a tamping pick.
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Santa Fe
W. H. Giteon
Western Univ
Emporia
Tela
Omporia
George Hstes
Lang Station
Pavia Skinner
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Shifts in Reserves and Loans
New York weekly bank statement lists a surplus reserve decline of 44,021,250 and a loans increase of 280. The report notes a 2 legal tenders decrease and deposits rising by 7,912,900 with elimination up 155,104. Banks now hold 15,012,400 above 25 percent reserve requirements as of the date. Weather note indicates rain and east winds with a windy Tuesday.
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New York
World Wheat Crops Rally International Estimates Rise
Statistician Hyde reports a worldwide crop review with Russia up 30,000,000 bushels and Germany 8,000,000 more than last year. Hungary Britain and Canada show varied gains and drought or frost affect Australia Argentina and Austria. Overall promising yields with regional droughts and early sowing delays noted across Europe and the southern hemisphere.
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Washington
Nev
The
London Times
United Kingdom
Manitoba
Qaturle
Canada
Australia
Victoria
South Australia
New South Wales
Bulletin Desalice
Argentina
France
Bartey
Kueslan Agricultural Ministry
Winchester
Otal
Austria
Upper Austria
Moravia
Galicia
Silesia
Lower Austria
Europe
Trussia
Grimes' Assistant Thomas T. Kelly Named Deputy Treasurer
Thomas T. Kelly of Pacts was appointed assistant state treasurer by Frank E Grimes treasurer-elect. The selection, agreed upon Thursday, follows Kelly's noted influence in Kansas politics and is expected to be approved by Republican workers. Also: Major General Fitzhugh Lee arrived in Savannah from Richmond and resumed command of the Seventh Corps.
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Thomas T. Kelly
Pacts
Frank E Grimes
Kelly
Kansas
Savannah
Fitzhugh Lee
Richmond
Seventh Corps
Immigration Figures and Reforms Highlight Powderly Report
Washington reports Commission General Ws. Powderly discloses 239,290 immigrants arrived in the United States in the last fiscal year, with 135,775 men and 91,624 women. Debars, disease, crime, and poverty are itemized, and Powderly urges higher head tax, an immigrant directory, and border-entry controls to improve screening and reduce fraud. He notes Canada entries may undercount and proposes designated border ports and on-site examinations for transatlantic arrivals.
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Washington
Commission
Ws. Powderly
Ionic Ton Bureau
Je Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Canada
Italy
Russia
Ireland
IAW
Germany
Hungary
Galicia
Burkowina
Austria-Hungary
Sweden
England
Mswuine
Appett
Soca
Tlso
Powderly
Bureau of Imimm
Congress
Commissioner General
Secretary of the Treasury
Dominion
The Queen's Mind on Aristocratic American Matches
London reports the queen moved from Balmoral to Windsor for five weeks then to Osborne. She recently shared views on aristocratic marriages to American girls, saying early fret has faded. She praises American education and independence as well suited to new environments, and rejects the idea that mercenary motives drive such unions.
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London
Balmoral
Windsor
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Eat Fret
Sumner School Meeting With Teachers At Douglas School
All Sumner School students are ordered to meet their teachers at Douglas School on Monday morning November 14 at 9 o'clock. Douglas School lies on the east side of Polk street between Third and Fourth streets. M. Davidson, City Schools, to notify patrons.
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Sumner School
Douglas School
Polk Street
Third
Fourth Streets
ALL MOONSHINE. Says Spain Has Not Appealed to Russia In
Spain has not appealed to Russia over moonshine concerns, according to officials. No formal request or complaint has been filed, and discussions remain uneventful. Local observers note shifting diplomatic signals between Madrid and Moscow.
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Spain
Russia
Russian envoy Cassini on relations with Britain and Asia
Washington November 12 Count Cassini the Russian ambassador, back from the coast and mountains, spoke on international questions. He denied strain with Britain and dismissed rumors about Russia seizing Port Arthur or limiting the United States in the Philippines, saying Russia seeks friendly ties with the United States and noting strategic aims surrounding Port Arthur and the Transcontinental railway links through Taiwan and China.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Russia
Great Britain
China
Europe
London
Port Arthur
Mp Briel
Count Cansant
Net Chwang
Brith
Britain
Rapa
Trasein
Neu Chwung
Ruksis
Tailen Wan
Tiwan
Windivortock
Paelite
Tonesian Pacific Port
Membre
Count Castant
Philippines
Cassar
Ruesia
Kukela
Hugila
United States
Itueein
Uni
Local notices and church services in city listings
The report notes cellar activity at 209 West Tenth Street with wine bottles on display as witnesses of a recent event. It lists St John’s A M church services and revival plans at Walnut Grove and mentions a visit by Washington correspondent Robert Towne and health updates on Jin Mason, plus a death telegram from San Luis de Cebu for Ed Migneyate and family details.
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M. Snattingern House
Tenth Street
Serle
St. John’s A. M
Wm. Hayking
Plewnant Gill
St EE
Archool
Hen. Wm. Hawkins
Independence Building Company
Robert HE. Towne
Washington
Chicago Time-herald
Towne
State Journal
Pacific
Jin Mason
Ington
Times-Herald
Walnut Grove
Harrison Strewit
J.E. Cow
HW & m
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Copelann
Yung Newapectratan
Tau Sun
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Pater
Richter
NEW Railroad Board
May Bo Simpson, Cram
PT Foley
Parsons
AO Jordan
A. How
F. P. Cochrane
Barnty Sheridan
Kaniathie
Ralph Faxon
Neston
Privet
Hue
Teylor
Bob Serple
Tink
Agra
L College
Agen
Twir Ucker
Harvey
Nou
Willems
Spelling
Ahune
J. Herrick
Joseph Fritch
Iiset
P. H. Dolan
Teresa
Cat
Santa ‘Fe Hospital
Paola
Nv. M. Davidson
Buot City Schools
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