Kansan Editorials on Gubernatorial and Senate Prospects
The paper surveys political shifts in Kansas with editorials backing reformist judges and predicting candidates for governor and congress. It highlights George E. B. Cole as a rising figure, Halley Hoes, Cyrus Leland, and Halley Hoes, and discusses Roosevelt era ideals vs older partisan style, praising men of achievement over old party machines.
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George EB. Cole
Cole
Iate
Tate
State Journal
Cyrus Leland
Halley
Cylopel Weldy
Fond
Congressiomis
Hilsworth
Sg Cole
W. A White
Knansas
Roosevelt
A. W. Smith
White
Emperts Gazette
Abe
A.W. Sraith
Imaginative Corpse Exhibit In Murder Trial
Washington, D. C. November 23 The Bon jue case adjourned after trial day. Jurors will view a life size manikin reproduction of the murdered James Ayres body in the courtroom to aid the prosecution. The wired limbs and painted details match the original, described as a photographic replica used to illustrate the crime. Meanwhile, a separate incident in North Topeka saw a man swallow a capsule and collapse after asking for water, pursued by officers. Weather notes from Chicago forecast faisible rain in parts of Kansas, colder conditions in the west and southwest winds.
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Washington
D.C
James Seymour Aires
Mihil
Mihil Rooradet the Kenmare Batal
Ayres
Swedish millionaire tale of Anderson and Alaska gold
Chicago report recounts FH Anderson, a Salina Normal graduate who failed to obtain a Kansas teaching certificate, becoming a missionary in Alaska after a Klondike gold strike. He returned with wealth, married a former classmate, donated 15000 to a hospital and 25000 to extending a college, and funded missions in Alaska and China with fellow miner Brintersen.
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Chicago
Kansas
Anderson
Alaska
Sweden
Swediers
Evargeticon
Sussion Covenant Colleges and
Bowsnay- Vile
John Brisiaen
Brintexen
Strick
Alaska Anderson
Brintesen
Mr. Anderson
Tam
Mr. Tirinteten
Bowmanvilla
Minions
Swedies Hospital
Oakland
Cal
Brinteron
Lake View
Anifreson
David Nyvall
Medy
China Mission Fund
Ataske Mission Fund
Ste Bank of
Chietko
Ilins
China
Thoes
Curt Oaltier
Nyvall
Travedia
Egypt
Ther Bt
Ike
Salina Normal University
Klontike
Ele
United States
Enterprise
Dickinson County
Alweka
Swedish Mission College Wins McPherson Location Fight
The effort to endow a Swedish Mission college in Kansas ended with McPherson chosen as its site after towns lobbied vigorously. Air. Andersen pledged to reside there and devote his benefactions to the college, though his other pursuits continued alongside the campaign.
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Kansas
Swedish Marston Conference
McPherson
Andersen
Tapped Wire Case Brings Civil and Criminal Action Claims
Harry Croft owner of a Mareatan road house sues and seeks criminal charges against Robert Stone after Stone tapped Croft’s telephone line. Stone admits tapping to monitor Croft’s activities and says no law forbids it. Croft plans further legal action and Stone vows to sue Croft in retaliation.
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Harry Croft
West Seventeenth Street
Mareatens
Hebert Stone
Stone
Croft
Robert Stone
Troutman & Sten
Manger George Payless
Missouri Telephone
Bayless
Croft's
Mr. Stone
City Exchange
Topeka
Craft
Steamer City of Knoxville Sinks At Yazoo City Wharf
A string of misfortune hits Yazoo City area as steamer City of Knoxville sinks at the wharf after striking an unseen obstruction while carrying 3000 sacks of seed and 59 bales of cotton. Barge Dewer also sinks with 1200 sacks of seed. Total loss feared, insurance valued at 4000. Nearby incidents include rail wrecks, steamboat disasters, and fires with no fatalities reported.
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Yazoo City
Masa
Steater
Knoxville
Dewer
Sted
Igi
Brekmer Ross Pritchard Sabe
Relonia
Nhoe Insurance
Yano City
Wilson Acquitted in Markete Kansas Murder Trial
Roy Wilson was found not guilty of killing William Johnson on July 1 at Hahou after a ten day trial. The jury deliberated 24 hours and Wilson broke down when the verdict was announced. In Pocahontas West Virginia a mine disaster has added eight victims, with no rescue party yet entering the mine to aid those trapped.
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Duster
Ublican
Deter
Lister
Darter
Wm. Johnson
Pocshontas
W. Va
Harvard Triumph Over Yale In Fierce Soldier Field Battle
Cambridge November 24. About 35,000 spectators braved snow and wind to watch Harvard defeat Yale 11 to 0 at Soldiers Field. Key moments included Cutts returning after planning to sit out, a Harvard defensive stand, and multiple punts and advances by both sides as Harvard's drive culminated with a late score confirming the Crimson victory.
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Cambridge
Mass
New England
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Roosevelt
Haverford Academy
Pennsylvania
Yate Campbell
Jolt End
Gould
Bladen
Gaxe Olcott
Holt ‘Hamlin
Hogan Wight
Swan Marshall
Bas Saudes Kernan
Hart Dabt
Chadwick Graydon
Reid
Barrett Wendell, Jr
Douglas Adama
Cutts
Haverford College
Croesman
Haverford
Soldiers’ Field
Olcutt
Campbell
da Saulles
Patie
de Saules
Bareet
Leff
Harevard
de Savile
Kernan
de Saulles
Bowditch
Cults
Fistine
de Saullen
Olcott
Marshall
Fina Kernan
de Sauties
Ti Sauties
Chadwick
Fett
Ristine
Tne
Stebet
Veriemt
Gites _ickert
Marsial Mickel
Weymouth
Mathiall
Marva
Ant Ds
Wade
Armuel
Art
Vanderpool
Wiletine
Byard
Jce
Remus
Did
Fookiats
Ownsley
Timile
Johnson
English Nobles Here Remittance Men Targeted for Kansas Scheme
English nobles plan to send remittance men to Kansas to work without pay, learn business, and later invest in land through a Glasgow based mortgage firm. The scheme aims to unload English wealth via foreclosed properties as fathers fund monthly remittances while the men seek marriages with Kansas women.
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Jis
Tomka
Colonial and United States Mortgage Company
Kansan
England
Kansas
America
Colonial and
United States Mortgage Company
Glasgow
Rogland and
St. Paul
Comny
Max O'Rell
Michigan Faces Beloit In Rain Softens Ann Arbor Tilt
In a rainy Ann Arbor afternoon, Michigan football aims to steady form against Beloit college, with Coach Hallister optimistic that the Wolverines will score and prevent Beloit from threatening. First half shows Michigan 35 Beloit 0 before severe weather impacts play as reports note regional temperatures and other items on the page.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Beloit
Mich
Regent's End
University of Michigan
Belott College
Hallister
Wisconsin
Official Figures From State Board of Agriculture Exceed Ninety Million
The State Board of Agriculture releases official figures surpassing 90 million in total production and related metrics, highlighting significant growth in agricultural output and economic impact for the region. The data reflects broad gains across crops and livestock sectors with emphasis on year over year expansion.
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The
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas agricultural bulletin shows wheat and corn values lagging
The Kansas Board of Agriculture reports winter and spring wheat and corn values, with Sumner County leading in wheat yield. Statewide wheat production nears historical highs while corn shows a 17 percent shortfall from last year, and Shawnee and Marshall counties top county outputs in corn and wheat respectively.
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Kanses Board of Agriculture
Pn Teason
Sahasa
Uw Ee Board of Iugriculture
Nortg Wuslaina FS
BOS
Sumner County
Darton
Wren
Kovernment Aguret
Jersey
Delaware
Alabama
Arkansas
Sinead
South Carolina
Shawnee
Nema
Marshall
Humnér
Barthe
McPherson
Nimnoth
Minseurt
Ioc
Kansas
Cee Fort
Grover Cleveland Reported Suffering Illness in New Jersey
Cleveland ill with pneumonia threats. doctors say condition improved. Mrs. Cleveland quotes denial of danger and notes his confinement to a room. Dr Wickuff notes no serious change and cautions against alarm.
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Trenton
N. J
Prineman
Grover Clevelnd
Mer
Clevelantt
Biahome
Cleveland
Darra Clevel
Down the Potomac trip of President and family
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with two children left Washington aboard the yacht Byron for Potomac duty. The party appeared in good spirits as the outing began and the president aimed to return home after one or two days.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Ube
Byron
Potomac
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