Secret Republican get out the vote circular exposed
A circulated Republican circular details how the campaign coordinators maintained constant contact with about 12 000 workers in Kansas to organize precinct level committees and a broad field operation. It outlines roles for committeemen and workers to pledge personal outreach to every Republican voter, track potential nonvoters, and ensure polling place presence from opening to close.
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Karima Peptieans
Winte Dummniitsa
Kanes
Republicad Cam Dalen
Ohin
Etreneth
State Committee
Sunies
Ieee
Twinel
Agathere
Joenl
Viper
Fuchs
Aha Ieee
Ppamlok
Political Gossip on State Posts and Campaign Moves
Fragmentary notes reveal early 20th century political chatter. Newton figures urge campaigns for state offices while party lines hint at appointments and reform school leadership amid Republican and Democratic jockeying. Names such as Campbell Visto and Brown appear in uncertain roles.
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MM. Hotsington
Newton
Campbell Et Visto
Minta
Tara Pice
Stats Board
Railrund Jszionere
Pitt
Banda
Pete Poly
Ian
Witelerer
Senate
Aia
Arava
Eupérin
Fegarge
Anderson
Trem
Georey
Powder mill explosion rocks Lamotte area killing six
A Lamotte Missouri powder mill explosion, reported eighty miles south of St Louis, killed foreman William Wilson and five others, with several wounded. The blast, heard for miles, tore through the passing house and sent debris across Pike County. Injured workers rushed to assist as authorities investigated the cause, noting the plant stored thousands of pounds of powder in nearby sheds.
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St Loui
Repubiic
Quincy
Lamotte
Ashburn
William Wilson
Alfred Wenzel
Alpen Mills
Hannibal JM. Smith
Louisiana
Willtas Charleston
Jack Mollinger
Pittsford
New Canton
Bayless
Winchester
Kinderhook
Pike County
Ilinquis
Fears the United States Monarchies Face Global Threat
A Russian paper warns monarchies that United States influence seeks to topple monarchies. Pravdin argues US republican export aims to create republics where monarchies exist, foreseeing collapse of world rulers and a global political monopoly under American dictatorship.
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Sov
Pravdin
St Petersburg
Aenger
Bureve
United States
M. Prascin Drelates
Risky selection for state charity board sparks intrigue
A state board of charities selection remains unclear as Mr W K Stanley tests a president candidate while names like Charles G Webb of Stafford counts and Crane of Gitawa vie for seats. Reports mention political and business influence, with references to Central Branch and other regions shaping the process amid tense uncertainty.
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State Board of Charities
W. EK. Stanley
Stanley
Charles G. Webb
Stafford
Webb
Crane
Gitawa
A Horse for Joe Wheeler Presented in Lexington
Lexington Kentucky November 4 W W Elim acting agent for Huntsville Alabama citizens buys a handsome Kentucky saddie horse to present soon to Major General Joe Wheeler for a forthcoming tribute or ceremony.
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Joe Wheeler
Lexington
W. W. Elim
Citizens of
Huntsville
Kentucky
Joe Viecler
Redpath Grand Concert at High School Friday Night
Lecture courses and a grand concert by Redpath at the high school promise an evening of music. A limited number of single admission tickets is on sale at Rowley and Snow's.
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Ahing Redpath
Rowley & Snow
Civil service plan urged for state asylums reforms
Attorney General Boyle backs civil service rules to end constant staff turnover at Kansas state charitable institutions. He criticizes current practice of hiring farm hands and inexperienced nurses, calls for competent managers with mental health expertise, and argues stable leadership improves care and outcomes for the unfortunates.
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Hoste
Hoyle
Amin
Kansas
New York
Berlin
Boyle
Eastman Te Fynth
Infantaeyume
Alum Poisonous in Bread and Baking Powder
A health warning notes alum used to whiten bread and bake goods, warns it harms digestion and can poison the body. It discusses how alum mixes with stomach secretions to form dangerous compounds, compares to poisons like calomel and corrosive sublimate, and calls for caution in baking uses.
Attempt on the czar’s life near Boehmenhoefen Lagern bridge
A dispatch from Elbing West Prussia reports an assassination attempt as the czar’s special train neared the bridge between Boehmenhoefen and Lagern. A switchman, badly injured, removed barricades just in time. a hospitalized worker is cited as a hero while officials probe the incident.
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Imperial
National Association of Newspaper Circulation Formed
Detroit and Nevada reports announce the creation of the National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation at Hotel Codilise. About teen circulation heads from major dailies met, with letters and telegrams from other papers, promising broad membership and future Chicago meeting on June 18. W. H. Gillespie of Detroit elected president. Bruce Haldeman of Louisville named secretary. directors include George F. Barnes St. Paul, Frank Thresher Minneapolis, and others from Cincinnati Louisville Sioux Falls and Columbus.
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Detroit
Mich
Nev
National Association of Managers of
Maluscenest
United States
Seaoclation
Chicaco
Co. Mbt
Dimes-Star
Cincinnati
George F. Barnes
Herald
St. Jano
Frank Thresher
Journal
Minnepolis
Bruce Haldeman
CourierSournal
Louisville
Hay
In- Signapolis
HS Weir
Syracus
William and
J. Hosshans
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
WH. Gillespie
Bree Press
The
W. H. Gillespie
Detait
Loulsville
The Rope Was Cut Lynching Attempt In Georgia
A Monticelli report says Merriweather, a lynched black man, confessed to murder and named three accomplices Iryin Chines Juke Glover and Mary Ramey. A mob tried to hang the three again but a white man cut the rope and authorities jailed them.
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Macon
Monticelli
Merriwesther
Iryin Chines
Juke Glover
Mary Ramey
Merriweather
Ned Boo
Eureka Springs Doctor Sues Chicago Capitalist for Damages
Eureka Springs Arkansas doctor M. Regan claims 25000 damages from J D Williamson a Chicago capitalist after an attack by Williamson in which Regan was severely beaten with heavy cans. The suit alleges trouble between the children as the cause of action.
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Eureka Springs
J. D. Williamson
Rurska Springs
Ark
M. R. Regan
J.D. Wilkamson
Chicago
Eimse
Blatchford Kavanigh Returns to Chicago Stage After Eight Years
Blatchford Kavanigh reentered the Chicago music scene at the Press Club after an eight year absence. The baritone, famed as a boy choir singer in "The Erl King," drew applause from a crowd of friends and teachers who recalled his younger voice and predicted future greatness.
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Blatchford Kavanigh
Chicago
Chicary Press Club
Hid Tendi
Ucn
Pri Kine
Mr. Kavanish
Yang Man
Bishop Spalding III Stricken in Peoria Diocese
Right Rev John Lancaster Spalding bishop of the Peoria Catholic diocese is seriously ill with a pneumonia like condition and confined to his room. Also reports from Joplin note zinc ore prices rising to 29 00 per ton the highest on record due to mine stoppages and weather. Weather notes predict rain or snow in Chicago and Kaneis with warmer temperatures tonight.
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Peoria
John Lancaster Spalding
Joplin
Growth of School Bond Measures Across States
A survey of recent school district bond issuances shows growing investment in school building projects nationwide. Districts in Greenwood County, Ottawa County, and several others have issued bonds to fund new school houses and facilities, signaling a broad push to expand and modernize educational infrastructure.
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Schoel Howee
Esper- Intendent
Greenwood
Thomas County
Slistring
Ottawa County
Int Aetrict
Ritiean
Leavenworth
Aistriee
Supisier
Jewell
Redpath Concert Company at High School Friday Night
Arthur Beresfard presents a lecture course with the Redpath Concert Company at the High School Friday evening.
Four Dead in Baldwin Hotel Fire in San Francisco
San Francisco reports list four dead with many missing and injured after the Baldwin hotel blaze. Victims include Jonathan L. Whith Lewis Meyers John J. Carter Tate Pryor and others with several travelers and bookmakers among survivors. Loss estimated at 2.5 million tied to owner Lucky Baldwin and the Secret Service Company assets destroyed.
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San Francisco
Baldwin Hotel
Jonathan L. Whith
Tintel
Lewis Meyers
la Toya Bay Gold Mining Company
John J. Carter
California Jockey Club
Tate Pryor
J. J. Carroll
Miselag
J. M. Leithead
City of
Sydney
Mr. Andrews
Baldwin
Simon H. Seymour
James Cofian
Charles Lowe
Bridget Mitchell
Chronicle
Carter
Pryor
White
Meyera
Andrews
Salt Lake
Baldwin Theat
A. H. Christie
Milwaukee
Ed Kenoe
Mr. Christie
W. A. Ballard
Scranton
Aston Blumenthal
Joseph Summerfield
Chicago
Powell Street
Royal Scott
Marshall Fick & Co
Keithin
Wi M. Rice
Victoria,c
Towne
Kansas New Militia Faces Recruitment and Federal Aid
Adjutant Warner notes only a few militia companies remain active as many members joined the volunteer service. War Department assistance may supply arms and equipment by January, easing recruiting for the Kansas militia ahead of spring. Legislature may be asked to adjust militia organization.
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Wener
Eran Asien
Reoreant Oh
Kansas Millitia
Enlanet Alton
War Department
Waehmnerton
Eausemant Om
Broadhurst Plays What Happened to Jones at Crawford
Broadway writer George H. Broadhurst stages a clever farce at Crawford theater after noon and tonight amid growing audience excitement. The piece follows his early career as an opera text revisionist and librettist connected to the Andrews and Calhoun companies, highlighting the author’s rise from advance agent to celebrated dramatist.
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Crawford Theater
George H. Broadhurst
Martha
Andrews Opera Company
Buch
Broadhurst
Jones
Calhoun Opera Company
Indiana
Afr
Ed Andrews
Andrews
Broedhurst
Kurst
Early revision leads to stage fame for Andrews collaborator
The text notes that after accepting Andrews' offer he quickly revised the libretto into its present form. Soon after, "The Wrong Mr. Wright" appeared, marking Broadhurst's rise as a successful author. The revised libretto of "Martha" became his first stage production.
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Andrews
Mr. Wright
Broadhurst
Martha
Ten per cent die after cattle dipping in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma November 24 great numbers of cattle dipped under new quarantine rules have died in the cold spell. Of 500 dipped last week 50 died in two days. Cattlemen protest saying cattle cannot endure cold after dipping. Governor Barnes plans a livestock board meeting to consider complaints and may suspend dipping rules for part of December.
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Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Cattemen
Lvestock Sanitary Board
Barnes
Livestock Sanitary Board
Harvard to hire Australian oarsman O Dea for coaching
Cambridge November 4 Captain Higdonsen announced that O Dea the Australian oarsman recently coach of Wisconsin has been engaged to teach rowing at Harvard. The move does not imply Starrow will be a figurehead and the varsity stroke will be aligned with O Dea daily instruction while integrating new material.
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Cambridge
Mass
Higdonsen
Harvard University
O'Dea
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
E C. Starrow
Br. O'Dea
Wsefulners
Martha at Crawford: Andrews Opera Draws Large Audience
The Andrews Opera Company presented Martha at Crawford theater to an unusually large audience last night. The company encore repeated the finale of the second act as appreciation ran high. Performances matched or surpassed two years ago with Lee as Lady Harriet, Batuta of Muncy, and Seaton replacing George Andrews in Frunkett. Hinditson’s Last Rose of Summer drew praise after the second act solo. Matinee featured Fen Dingolo with a smaller crowd yet solid work from the cast.
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Andrews
Crawford Theater
Gathering Lee
Lady Harriet
Salts Rete Battuat
Muncy
Jas
Taylors
Ed Andrews
Alfred Seaton
George Andrews
Fiunkett
Sir Lou
Hinditson
Washington Exemption Order Pending Civil Service Scope
Washington reports the president plans a civil service exemption order within days after cabinet discussions. The measure will broaden exemptions to include the pension appeals board, law clerks in the general land office, certain per diem survey staff, Indian service officials, some postal workers, and private secretaries to bureau chiefs. Chief clerks and division chiefs are to remain covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Pension Appeals
Pension Bureau First Co
General Land Office
Surveyors General
Indian Service
Postal Service
Reinforcements Landed in Manila Despite Campaigns
Official dispatch from Manila reports four thousand American troops landed in the Philippine Islands as reinforcements. Madrid dispatch notes the arrival on November 24 amid ongoing military operations in the region.
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Manila
Madrid
Philippine Islands
Four Wichita Men Arrested for Robbery at Andale
Four Wichita men Jezs Appling Bill Bolock Frank Cheney and Jann Viets are jailed on robbery charges after allegedly blowing open the Mare sate Of C. G. Alford of Aidala Chile. Grain and livestock market data follows with receipts figures and price notes for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Wichita
Andale
Jezs Appling
Bill Bolock
Frank Cheney
Jann Viets
C. G. Alford
Aidala
Chile
Topeka seeks a public park with extensive plans
Public discussion favors creating a large city park along the south of Topeka near the Low property. The Commercial Club and city leaders push for state legislation to allow a park tax. several figures name possible sites, funding options, and the need for a park board. Debate centers on fair grounds versus other locations and the cost to residents.
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Topeka
T. J. Anderson
W. C. Stephenson
Etriot
Edward Wildve
Benedict
M. A. Low
Keith
Fair Grounds
William Green
E. W. Benedict
Central National Bank
Low
Martin
Downs
Air. Henedict
Mr. Low
Mr. Rensdict
Harrison
Dubuque
Martin’ S
Scott Halsey
Board of County
Monara
Joan Mulvabe
James
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Republican State Central Committee
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Lamotte, Mo
Uaalle Tase Shehes
Cetsatlas
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Eivine Soveritenty
Atnison
Tinton
Lenmore
Aichieon
Czar
Chicago Capitalist
Bishop Spalding III
Kaneis
Lucky” Baldwin
Secret Service” Company
Kansa
Kansas Am Bhatoe Guards
Broadhue
Caraman O’dea
Crimson
Crawford
Chetan Moos
Delfers
Texis
Kansas City
Market Monty
Nhlive
HOGI
Texmy
Texas
Lamia
Commercial Club
HM. A. Low
Weignan
Navy
Resolute
Osborne W. Deignan
Merrimac
Barber Rell
Delman
Rut
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