NAMES ON THE SLATE FOR STATE APPOINTMENTS IN KANAS
A sweep of possible Republican appointments fills the Kansas slate. Ex Secretary Tiggins seeks dual choices. Governors Morrill and Lowelling face competing claims from warden, railroad, bank, and charity posts. Names from Leavenworth to Shawnee, Ottawa to Jewell, appear for penitentiary, railroad, mine, charity, and state offices as party machines jockey for jobs and salaries.
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Mejor E
N. Morrill
Kanana
Lowelling
Baiy
Attite
Roepe
Moretti
OS Hinte
Leavenworth
George H. Case
Jewell County
Wihem Tigeine
Shawnee County
Kansas Coy
O. Hiatt
Case
Mankato
Toder
Willian Biggie
John Higgson
W. Moore
Blarion
State Board of Railroad
Mi. Simpses
McPherson County
D. W. Moore
Marion County
Lynan U. Humphey
Montgomery County
Geo
T Agthooy
Frankin County
Kelly
Taylor
G. W. Clements
Sedgwick County
Bk. H. Brown
Crawfond County
Bruce Lench
Neosho County
Charles Edlett
Freq Transportation
Pullman
Wagner
Desiles
Giast
J. M. Simpson
Ste Contral Committee
J. W. Moore
Marion
Simpsons
Lyman A. Humphrey
Indendence
George T. Anthony
Ottawa
Herward Kelly
Morrilla
Ataan
Noel
State Board of Charitien
Inora M. Jebas
Saline County
Joan Sculling
Brown County
Pati Kelly
Doniphan
Ls Bigger
Reno County
Benedict
Wilson
J. OL Harri
Franklin County
A. J. Harwi
Atchison County
G. M. Stratton
Clay County
J. 5. McDowell
Smith County
JS. Poslewaite
Jewel
State Board of Charities
Mary E Lease
John Schilling
Major Murrill
Pail Kelly
White Cloud
Cushman Latach
Gampikign
Bigger
Hutchingon
Beoediut
Fredonia
Wilson County
J. H. Harris
A. T. Sharps
A. J. Harch
Atchison
G. St. Stratton
J. S. McDowell
Smith Center
J. Postlewaite
J. B Bestick
Washington Register
Major Morrill
Washington and
Marshall County
John Guthrie
Sal Thurston
Topeka
W. W. Miller
Osage City
Edinor Bent Muoreth
Eldorado Republican Complex
Tvo
Win. Martindale
Lyon County
P. Greer
Cowley County
Perry Hutchison
B Jones
Jackson County
Harris B Richter
Morris County
William Martindale
Bafp Greve
Winafield Courier
Pilcher
Marysville
Harry E. Tichter
Council Grove
Fd. B. Jones
Holton
George Finley
John T. Stewart
Cherokee County
Chas, Collins
Keno Eounty
John T. White
Ottawa County
Keeuwn Hurst
Chauteuqua County
Cramley
Bes Clover
Duwley County
Charles Collins
Hutchinson
Ada
Keenan Hurst
Sedan
Old Republicas Board
G. W. Uramley
Ben Clover
State House
Ewing Herbert
W. H. Ward
Shawner County
James Smith
L. Bristow
James 3. Baker
Hiawatha
Orrilast
W. H . Ward
St John
Martin
Humphrey
James & Baker
Morrill
Congressman Baker
New York
John Schilling, Jr
J. Ware Butterfield
del Valentine
J. E. Junkin
Rica County
G E Gault
J. H. Downing
Ellis County
Sumner School Destroyed By Fire In Topeka
Sumner school on the northeast corner of Fourth street and Western avenue was nearly ruined by a fire last evening. Students gathered outside as firefighters battled the blaze. The janitor William Page discovered the odor, alerted crews, and was burned on the hand. The building cost about 8000 dollars ten years ago with total losses near 10000 including books. The cause remains undetermined but incendiary rumors persist while a heater basement origin is considered plausible. All summer school pupils will attend Douglas school tomorrow with attendance required at 9 oclock.
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Skulaosa
Camgwica
Wantla
B. Shaldon
Burlingame
State Republican League
Gsalto
MW. Lety, Paaiert
Wiccite
Summor
Showalter
Sumnor
Trentemoe
Koe Wilsonson
Logan County
Wol McBridte
Osborny County
West Wilder
Duless
KE Wilcorson
Oakley
W. HH. Moelcide
Osborne County
Hutepfrey
Major Morrill
G_Blakely
Kansas Mutualifé Insurance Reeveration
Narie
Crum
Labatte
William Figsing
Stiawuse
W.W. Sarith
Shawnes Canny
NS. Morrisos
Prenkiin
Witoh
Willce
S.crom
Oswerene
Anderstood
Rae
Kifinta Higgins
Curly Harel
Oh Lesler
All In
W. W. South
Board of Public Works
D. J. Cox
Douglas County
D. W. Mulvane
Shaw County
Jobe H. Smith
Cherokee County
Partnear
Pereive
Amoiié
Remualner
Scott Brothers
Aoue
Topeka
Davidson Hag
Sumer Schoel
Sumner
Means of
Douglas School
Polk
Third
Y. M. Davinson
Budd Holds Narrow California Lead Amid Returns
San Francisco reports no major shift in the California gubernatorial race as 2,185 precincts out of 2,274 have reported. Budd, Democrat, leads Estee, Republican, by 1 078 votes with 135 precincts still awaiting results and canvass underway. A private tally in the city shows Budd ahead by about 11,350 votes until full canvass concludes.
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Atramty
Unis
San Francisco
California
Budd
Estee
Estoo
Russia to Build Grain Elevators Along Government Railroads
United States Consul Stephan at Annaberg reports Russia plans grain elevators on state railways. Initial stations with over 20 000 poods shipped will host elevators, each with capacity equal to forty percent of the average wheat shipped yearly. Total storage aimed at 79 000 000 poods. Plant-cut towers and sale notices appear at Flower Show.
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Russia
Wasuisoeron
United States
Stephan
Annaberg
Department of State
Indiana Populist Nominee Forecast For Governor
A stray late 19th century dispatch notes Indiana populists backing a Populist governor candidate and hearing broader party votes. It references Congressman Simpson’s Kansas detentions, state political tensions, and expectations of large vote totals shaping national campaigns.
Medals for Bea En Soldiers Rewarded for Meriter
Private Jota Ne ene Hecunit aivalry and Private Fr troop A Seventh Cavalry are named for meritorious service in a 1918 era action. The report notes a general officer presenting awards and references actions near a defensive post, with mentions of cavalry units and battlefield conditions.
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Grier
Pariworth
Kasiber
Ating
Destreich
Contested Embezzlement Case Heads to Senate Court
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Senate court over statements by Hay, Searles, and Shriver about charges against John W. Sint corine pod ff Be Chapman. The text hints at questions refined before a venate committee and a trial imminent, with indictments and potential ward cases.
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Searlen
Pole
John W
Chapman
Hay
Searles
Shriver
Wil Lingeter
Mowbray Bach English Amarellet Sails for New York
The English Amarellet arrives in New York with Mowbray aboard after clandestine handling with a Bor-gintid group. They faced Inspector questions as they entered the city. The event included refreshments and a social invite from Groves and Bird.
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New York
New Yoas
Campania
Guerry
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Gravefordh
J. Hruce Lynch
Charles S Elliot
Itagan
J. S Richardson
Dewil Nepenestak
Jobe N. Ives
Cotinbethia
David Overmy
Board of Railroad
Gomtdesiners
Mor-rill
Wichits
Hotchinson
Sia Junction City
Gow Lowelliog
Publican
Wichita
O. R. Taylor
Salina
J. J. Beistow
James Mumphrey
Iumphey
O. S. McDowell
Hill
Advier
J. Ware Butterfield Grees
Eastern
Nrs
J. KE. Drunkin
Sterling Bus
Brown County World
Dell Valentine
John Scuilling, Jr
State Central Committee
J. E. Gualt
Republican State League
Shawses County
O. & McDowell
Jack Downing
Hays City
John Jones
Tom T. Kelly
Misti County
James the
Greenwood County
Billy Enwards
Tom Kelly
Theo EK Gener
James Smythe
George Higgins
Merk Miller
Seara
W. “Brubaker
Por. Doran
PB. L. Soper
Oklahoma Territory
Bert Tuttle
D. McKeever
Tan
Noah Allen
Tom Doran
Jarrison
P. L Soper
Oklahoma
McKeever
Reptuian
FB. Dawes
Clay Center
W. H. Hornaday
Lewis Hanback
Wyandotte
H. E. Wentworth
Bronstone
Lew Munback
Geome
HH. EF. Wentworth
George M. Seward
Shawnee
W. H. Nelson
5 County
Sam S. Johnson
Cusiphan
George Seward
Biddle
Seward
J. 7 Burton
Traasfer Atherton
Atherton
Burton
Billy Nelson
S G. Stover
Sam Johnson
Troy
Statehouse
A W. Hopkins
Albert Hopkins
J. Jupes
McFadden
Topotta
Bruce
Leavenworth County
John M. Brown
G. Watkins
Winn
W. L Jamison
John Swaith
Windward
Joby MM. Brown
Sol. G Watkins
W. Winn
W. L Juntisan
One Smith
Kanes City
J. C. Davis
Chase County
Will Jerry
Indiana
Congr J Simpson
Kansas
Atorsch
Juryla
Neysid
Senate
Etter Organiei Jon
Mike
Wailte
Wernin Penenbeertianges
Ghopes
BEA
Mowbray
Fiewer
Miosis Hulse
Groves
Bird