Seven Days to Rifles Split Grows in Unestate
In Unestate, Kalb supporters urge a December inauguration amid alleged election fraud. Captain Koilte and Populists vow to resist, claiming County results favored Black counties. Governor Jones threatens arrest and militia if violence erupts as political tension peaks.
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Byreureanay
Ale
Cugeuin
Reuben Kalb
Popeiur Esaditate
Unestate
de Jeffareonian
Kalb
Boc
Capitin Koilte
Joe Dedlares
Fouth
Jones
Unclear Speculation on Appointments in Kansas Politics
A fragmentary report quotes Senator Kelly defending Governor Lewelling while addressing Jovanab and alleged endorsements for appointive posts. The dialogue discusses timing after the legislature opens, political strategy, and the People’s Party stance as candidates await potential vacancies.
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K Kelly
Atete
Kelly
Jovanab
Lewellime
Lewelling
Kaynet
Sen
People’s Party
Fo Ge
I Jing
Pullman Company Kansas Operations Report Summary
The annual report to the State Board of Railroads shows Pullman Company carried over a substantial rail traffic in Kansas. Operating expenses amounted to 100,430, with earnings from operation about 26325 and Kansas through earnings totaling 1,059,107, yielding significant net income before taxes. The company declares a dividend and distributes the value of its statewide assets, indicating continued financial strength and asset valuation across key properties and investments in Kansas.
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Pullman
Pallin Palace Care
Kansas
State Board of Ralivsnad
Tullman Company
Castate
Railraal Bo
Iseros Gurnagee
Tyuin
Pultauin
Vile
Pollman Company
Kaidas
Acoordine
Prizes and outcomes in Whitewater creamery auction
The article reports on prize distribution from a multi-entity dairy auction including Whitewater Creamery of Whitewater and Ellinwood Creamery, with Ro J. Cradating, MM Londemas, and F. Tioree among top prize recipients. It notes bond details, executive roles, and the meeting turnout, plus brief international war fund mentions and local society notes.
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Whiteater
Wick
Lann
Ellinwood Creamery
Eilenewredt
Bilger
Milinwood
Burlinje
Hiss
Neile
Tianove
Evthe
Balrec
Pondent
Evihe
Feiasy
Brandi
Aluundsidye
Anu
Abiiwee
Soshaa
Soshaa Woedlde, Noctanyelles
Stokes
Gurned
AE Jones
Topea
Guy
Wis Sutton
Sruise
Japan
Magi
New Treaty Signed Between Secretary Gresham and Japanese Minister
Secretary of State Gresham and Japanese Minister for the purpose of a new treaty of friendship and commerce have affixed signatures in Washington. The instrument awaits ratification by both governments, signaling renewed cordiality and potential shifts in diplomacy amid Japan's expanding treaty program with major powers.
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Wasursatus
Stace Gresham
United States
Uring
Japan
State Department
Ofice
Associatat Preos
Stue
Gresham
Kering
London
Great Britain
Rurino
Japan Foreign Office
Washington
France
Switzerland
Two to One on Yale in Historic Crimson Match
Betting favors Yale by seven to one as Yale and Harvard meet at Hampton Park in the annual football contest. Harvard shows strong practice with Deland developing new plays, while Yale relies on a balanced, weight-even lineup. Teams expected to line up with captains Henkley Le and Emmons Hutlowell facing Yale’s A M Read and P T Stillian for a closely watched clash.
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Musa
Hampton Park
Yale
Har Yard
Crimson
Yule
Princeton
Eli
Harvard
Deland
Wedge
Henkley le
A. M. Read
P. T Stillian
C. W.G. Hickok
G., Murphy
Louis K. Hinckey
E. T. Adee
Thors Sh
A. X. Jerrems
Butterworth
V . Hutlowell
N. Shawn
Waters
I. A. Brewer
Wrightington Loch
Palrebild
Moving On Shan Hashwan Near Port Arthur
Count Osima's army advances north through Liaotung toward Niuchwang as Me thus deploys two thousand troops for Port Arthur. Field Marshal Oyama aims for Shan Hai Kwan, the rail terminus to Tien Tain, while Chinese authorities purge war relays. A scuffle report says Ho assault on Port Arthur occurred with interpreters captured and killed.
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Count Osima
Lieu Tin
SeasGuat
Count Osama
Promwatory
Niuchwang
Teo Thousaid
Port Arthur
Niueiwaay Jisseid
Oyama
Shan Hai Kwan
Tien Tain
Jeh Ho Lave
Fort Arthur
Hinoshiya
Irrigators Meet at State Convention and Died at Hutchinson
The second annual State Irrigation Convention convened at Hutchinson with George of Canton elected cochairman for today’s session. Discussions covered committee plans and papers by practical irrigators from western Kansas counties. Legislators may be asked to act next session as support grows for the irrigation movement.
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Ansom
Hutchinson
Fioremneos
Rao
Seric Cmo
George of
Caton
Merman Church
U.ah
Coairman
Kansas
Cabinet meeting postponed due to gout and weather
In Washington on November 23 the Friday cabinet meeting was postponed as the president’s gout and sprained foot worsened by wet weather, keeping him indoors at Woodley for several days. Separately in Chicago on November 22 plans were announced for a ten match live bird championship series through May 1 1505 with a 2500 stake. Also noted: Kandlesrath appointed Dr Pieds von Locarns Swiss minister to Washington. Thomas County clerk seeks a replacement blank abstract.
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Bes
Woodiey
Brewer
Cary Piebed
Chicago
Carver
J. J. Brewer
America
Mow Mchew
United Tates
Beaue
Switzerland
Pieds von Locarns
Washingtos
Rome
Catholic Priest Scores Tammany Critique in Lexow Sessions
Father Ducey of St Leo’s denounces Archbishop Corrigan over Lexow committee confrontations. He argues the Catholic church could have guided reform in New York if it acted with courage. Also reports Receiver named for St Joseph Loan and Trust. race results from Yale Princeton Harvard intercollegiate match. Additional items note a Topeka trust suit against the University and local arrests and civic notices.
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New York
Father Duvey
St Leo's Church
Archbissop Corrigan
Lexow
Corrigan
Father Duces
Ducey
Holy Pather
Sam Sot
Parkhurst
Proto
Tammany Hall
Ita Jondora
Father Ducey
United States
Cestumily
GOING TO CALIFORNIA From Mary E Tease
Mrs Mary E Tease plans to visit California starting Monday to attend a banquet in honor of Adolph Sutro. She will stay in San Francisco until January, then return to Kansas. She discusses her book, political opinion, and a busy winter in California while expressing resolve against opposing forces.
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Cbaritica
Francisco
Adolph Sutro
Maat City
California
Kansas
Sutro
Yovernor
Leuse
New Ruling on Oleomargarine Case by Judge Ewing
Judge Ewing voices a key jury instruction in an oleomargarine penalty case against Edward and Louis Kenner of Cure, clarifying when selling margarine violates the law if not sold as butter. The ruling signals how similar cases may be handled as defense signs in stores are considered.
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Oates
Jones
Waenisenas
Collio Crandall
Congress
Kolb- Gemocracy
Gea Wheeler
Bolt
Cranstall
Capt. Kylt
Decensdel
Nguung
Cremdall
Nepolont
Pagt
Alsbamn
Bis Rowe
Kalbe
Alabama
Seastor Pugh
Sean
Rolvid
Ewing
Pennssylvania
Portsnune
Ly Tay
Edward Ad Louis Kenner
Ayauinel See Bros. Hudson & MetroCue
Wanday
Johnny” Walker
Long
Topeka
Silver Lake
Walker
Goa
New Yors
Russell Sage
Beire
Jug Gould
Texas Partie Railrond Company
Geave
Kanaas Cirx
Lowenjiml Va
Ament
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