Political Gossip At Start for Kansas Campaigns
A verbose pastiche details Kansas political figures W. M. Wallace J. B. Wall and W. W. Caldwell in a preview of campaign fealties. It mentions the Kansas Day banquet, gubernatorial hints for J. S. Butley and C. Curtis, upcoming state and district races, and the hope to fill posts like secretary of state and attorney general, with names including G. W. Caldwell Concordia and J. Bristow Kansas City. The piece portrays a busy political atmosphere with forecasts about candidacies and patronage.
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Jein Ceorran
Cocamittes
Pext
Fieshlince
Mr Curran
David Overmyer
Hackney
C. B. Jottnan
Ann Harves
Webb McNall
Mauserty
We T. McBride
Sumner
Noah Towtn
Garmect
W. A. Deford
Ottawa
PL Stoenn
Olatbe
C W. Goodlander
Fort Scott
A. M. Jackson
T. J. Hudson
Fredonia
W. P Hackney
Winter
Watkin
Tearnat
Emporia
Malian
Cottemwood Fite
Heyadeson Mette
Ateetone
James D. Whelan
Junation City
Harry McMillan
Stir
West Point Triumph Over Annapolis In Philadelphia Game
President Roosevelt attended as West Point defeated Annapolis 11 to 5 at Franklin Field. Crowd immense, with Dewey Miles Wheeler and other officials present. Navy led 5 0 at half, Army rallied scoring two touchdowns to win final 11 5 amid sunny perfect conditions.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
West Point
Annapolis
Brest
Miles
Dewey
Brooke
Wainwright
Anni Gem
Joseph Wheeler
Corbin
Army
Navy
Cleveland
Teamont
Yale
Princeton
West Pont
Edwards
Hildebrande
Kelly
Harvard
Yele
Franklin Field
Philadelphia Country Club
Hala
Armysever
Ainsworth Fl
Vy Tulback
Hal Wrightington
Eirecl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grouns
Cowles
Provost Harrison
Th University of Pennsylvania
Smith
Long
Wilkit
Secret Service
Annapolis Navy
Governor Huune
Nicholson Navy
Kiek
Daly
Leeyard
Grates
Hackett
Casad
Havy
Brie
Ecretary Long Mn
Senteh
Casxd
Belknap
McNair
West
Ste Mintes
Roonevelt
Cortelyou
Amitiant Secreary
Airs. Richardson
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Road
Constance
Areuiel
Hoot
Tamiy
Incaldine Secreurry
Lyne
Generel Knox
Corbit
Ram Soeup
Admiral Dawey
Jet Lean
NO INDIAN TRIALS POSTPONED FOR SUPREME COURT DECISION
The trial of Dennis Spear the Potta watomie Indian in federal court for the murder of his wife and her grandmother was postponed pending a ruling by the United States Supreme Court. Attorneys will offer pleas in abatement on Indian history and on jurisdiction interpretation as District Attorney J S Dean says the core issue is whether federal jurisdiction over crimes against Indians remains after allotment under the 1877 act. The case may be appealed to the Supreme Court. Judge Hook notes the need for a final ruling to settle future similar cases.
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Dennis Spear
United States Supreme Court
Sper
Otter
J. 5. Dea
Willum Hook
Hook
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
J. 8
Dean
State Journal
Hinds
Supreme Court of the United States
Spear
Meantiree Spear
Policeman Faas Discharged by Mayor for Disorderly Conduct
Merchants and Mayor Hughes discharged Policeman Faas yesterday on a charge of misconduct. He was found by police in a disorderly house at 1 am. Pass was paid peace by merchants and in part by the city.
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Faas
Hughes
Bonine Case Trials Blood Stain Evidence In Court
State contends no blood found on defendant’s clothes from tragedy night. Chemist testifies dress not washed as claimed. Court room resembles a junk shop as father of the deceased testifies from the stand.
Prosecution Closes in Bonine Ayers Case in Washington
In the Kenmore hotel room, prosecutors display Ayers belongings and blood stained items, including a carpet and a wrapper worn by Lola Ida Bonine. Lieut Moore identifies the items. Dr Shaffer testifies the wrapper shows no blood with careful testing. Ayers' father testifies about his son’s murder and Bonine’s cold reaction.
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Washington
Criminal Court
Lola Ida Bonine
Ayers
Kenmore Hotel
Bonine
James A. Moore
Honine
Edward M. Shaffer
Gould
Nervy calm intervieweer describes Mrs Bonnie at inquiry
Mr Gould and Mr Ayers spoke of Mrs Bonnie as calm and self contained in the interview. Ayers said she was nerviest woman he ever saw and displayed no emotion or sympathy. Mr Douglas noted defense respect for the father of young Ayers and that no cross examination questions would be asked. The prosecutor closed its case and the court recessed at noon.
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Schaeffer
Fulton
Mecham
Bonine
Schaefer
Ayers
Jas
Rt Ayers
Washington
Babine
Hison
Thador
Bonnie
Michigan
Detroit
Gould
Douglas
Mer. Ayers
Refusing Orders In New York Trade Review
New York reports a Weekl y Review of Trade noting price advances across steel, iron and related materials. Demand for railway supplies remains urgent with rails engines and structural materials scarce. Exports and domestic demand boost activity. corn and wheat prices hold firm amid rising yields and steady receipts. Failures for the week totaled 162 in the United States and 25 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Piatron
Besse
Pitts
Frther
Southern Iron
Chicago
Ines
Asui
South America
Becauet
Wost
Atlantic
United States
Canada
French ambits ordeal taints London Thanksgiving dinner
London diplomats react to a Thanksgiving event hosted by an American society in which Ambassador Cambon faced prolonged Anglo American banter about British dominance. Henry White distanced the moment, while Cambon tolerated the jests but likely avoids future banquets. U.S. embassy stance remains neutral.
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London
Cannon
Henry White
United States
Cambor
Diplomatic Corps
Pea
Associated Press
Richardson Chosen Speaker in Democratic Caucus
Washington November 1900 Democratic members of the House met in caucus and nominated James D Richardson of Tennessee for Speaker. The former nominees were renominated. Several resolutions defining party policy were read and referred to a special committee. The caucus adjourned.
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Washington
Representaives
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Sgutnet
Hay
Virginia
Prince Henry and Queen Wilhelmina in Heightened Royal Tension
Reports from Ammurtamn on November 30 describe circulating tensions between Ghieen and Queen Wilhelmina amid rumors of a duel and potential injuries. Prince Henry tears are reported, while Van Tot is denied involvement and theater crowds jeer the royal figures.
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Ammurtamn
Ghieen
Wihelmina
Thervbrom
Alge
Tee Cary van Tot
Os Jar van Tot
Igurei
Prince Henry
Great Stock Show Opens With Big Attendance In Chicago
The International Live Stock exhibition in Chicago opened formally at noon with 12,000 exhibits expected and about 10,000 on show. Attendance may reach 250,000, with the fair remaining open tomorrow and until December 7. Governors, mayors, and agricultural officials are scheduled to speak. the event draws many out-of-town visitors and will extend into December.
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Chicago
Live Stock Association
Alm Iy
Martin
Yate
Harrison
Wileen
Will Apouk
Boers Active Again Near Pretoria
London and New York dispatches report Boer forces moving along the railway line east of the line to Greysingstad under Generals Botha Methuen and Aicke. Parties control sections north and south of the Dircorg railway while farm country remains unsettled. Food remains plentiful but horse sickness and fever persist among scattered troops.
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New York
Thamk
Pretoria
Whiuh
Combaredset
Botha
Bhotk Younes
Greysingstad
Bieitikh Columne
Velween Delageidental
Transvaaline Unlsines
Methuen
Ieke
Aicke
Couster
Pretoria Johannesburt
Tard
Kitchener
Corpa
Wabash wreck report cites 21 dead and many injured
President Benass reports from Detroit and Dear Seveen Mich, detailing a deadly wreck with 21 dead and numerous injured. Supervising officials update most victims left in transit as rescue teams search charred remains and identify unidentified body fragments. Names and destinations listed among reported victims include Ragney and Youman with unclear travel details.
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Louis
Benass
Seveen
Superini
Mibene Byrne
Wesnage Trou Barton
Eleht Bredies Aaleen
Frmattm
Thia Reper
Mireai
Stikentmatry
Ragney
Geo Nico Cuehaia
Jas
Newell
Detroit
TDA
Dunhart
Carlo Trind
GEO
Youman
Kansas City
Noted Swedish divine to lecture in McPherson
Rev M Peter Swedin will visit McPherson on December 7 to deliver a public address from Rock Island train arrival in Chicago. The talk will likely cover the Swedish movement and college affairs, highlighting long standing ties and influences of the noted author and statesman. Abilene notes sales of a music collection by Totty McIntire to Chicago publishers for 100 dollars. he previously worked with Frank Daniels. Weather forecasts for Kansas indicate cool, unsettled conditions with shifting winds, and possible southern portions experiencing variable temperatures tonight.
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P. Walderstrom
Leecturs
McPherson Dee
MirPherson, Ney
Rev
M. Peter
Swedinl Minse
College
Walderstron
Rock Island
Chicago
Saturanee
Teschia Ot
Ayeden
Authar
Abilene
Kan
Mien Totty McInertey
Frank Daniels Pers
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