Regents May Face Resignations Over College Row
Dispute at Kansas Agricultural College centers on board of regents and a salary raise for the president. Coburn accounts for factional conflict as Nichols and Fairchild lead salaries debate while Cowgill criticizes governance, urging a broader agricultural focus and stronger leadership from a reform-minded president.
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Agricultural College Aas
Board of Regents
of Regents
Freaklent Nichols
Verana
Agricultural Schew Lezinvniien
Bresides
Nichols
Pers
Siere
Nichola
Fairchild
Hid
Hrnss- Nichols
Kansas
FDP
Coburn
Lottrell
Wen
Cottrell
Kiehois
Gossin
Agricultural Department
Repmiber
Ure Board of Regents
Usmiils
T. Pairrhild
Bosir
Etven
Masic Ible
Nichole
TE Cowaill
the Kansas
Polljan
Stanley
Burton
Senator Stewart
ART of Agriculture
Cowgill
Cowell
Board of
Becurara College
Iim
Cownill
Regent’s
Pons
Cowstl
Tielew
Wmgercultural College
War
Perfect digestion and pure blood promise health
An advertisement claims perfect digestion yields pure blood, clear complexion, bright eyes, and elastic step. It promotes Caldweill's Syrup Pepetn Herb Laxative Compound as a cure for stomach trouble, biliousness, nervousness, and malaria, offering bottles at $1.09 and a booklet on stomach troubles if requested.
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Caldweill
Draguinta m &Nd
Busy Grain Men Des Moines Discuss National Convention
The grain dealers national convention opened in Des Moines with a marquee contest between St. Louis and Memphis for next year’s gathering. Officers election looms this afternoon as B. A. Lockwood, T. P. Baxter, and H. H. Grimes contend for the presidency.
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Des Moines
St. Louis
Memphis
B. A. Lockwood
T. P. Baxter
Tayformville
Jil
Grimes
Portsmouth
H. & Grimes
L. Cartelyou
Muscotah
Kun
Hi. A. Vous
Chicago
J.D. Shanahan
Buffalo
John
Peavy
Liverpool
Montreal
New York
Europe
Denmark
Germany
France
Russia
Braila
Rowmania
Bralla
Danube
Italy
Naples
Shepard Chosen as Democratic Candidate for New York Mayor
New York city committee of Tammany Hall selects Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn as Democratic candidate for mayor of Greater New York. Willis W. Ladd Sr. chosen for comptroller and Codie M. Van Hosen for president board of aldermen.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Greater New York
Wilins W. Ladd. Sr
Codie M. van Hosen
Board of
Aliermen
Diver Recovers Satchel With Diamonds From River
A diver retrieved a satchel containing about 17 000 dollars worth of diamonds from the East River near the ferry slip at 34th Street Long Island City. A woman stumble and dropped the satchel as she left the boat, and it is said to belong to the daughter of ex Mayor Gilroy.
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New York
Euet Thirty-fourth Street
Long Island City
Thomas F. Gilroy
To Marry at 75 Youre Kanses City Ont
George LI tHon deren and a partner were wed yesterday as Deputy County Recorder Patrick officiated. The couple had known each other for many years and arranged a small ceremony in Kansas City. Return trip to Ontario priced at 200 dollars via Santa Fe. priest of Puitus and festivities ticket details available.
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Kanses
George LI
Kansas Cty
Banta Fe
Puitus
Evidence Links Macedonian Committee to Sofia Kidnapping
In Constantinople American reps found evidence tying the Sofia based Macedonia committee to the kidnapping of missionary Miss Stone and her companion Madame Tsika. U S Consul Dickinson departs for Sofia as both governments weigh actions. Rumors say ransom may be demanded, but the American board refuses to pay to avoid encouraging future abductions.
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Constantinople
Oct
Macedonia
St Sofia
Mise Heten HH. Stone
Madame Tstika
Ubarian
Sofa
U.S
CM. Dickinson
Afiss Stone
American Board of Foreign Missions
Cheaper Electricity Rates Spurring Local Reform
Town council members push an ordinance to cap electric light rates amid claims Edison tariff levels are high and competition from gas lags. A federal injunction hearing and company presence at the hearing are noted as catalysts for a move to attract a rival plant and curb electricity costs.
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Edlson Electric Light Company
Chars An
Balasa Company
Ras Company
Tues- Sve
Snd
Beveridge Sees American Trade Dominance in Orient
Senator Beveridge arriving from a six month tour of Manchuria, China, and the Philippines argues American commerce with the Orient must become dominant as the United States is nearest the region. He cites the Northwest Passage and an expected canal as keys to expanding markets while avoiding involvement with Ito. He stresses keeping Orient ports open to American goods and notes the far eastern question is complex.
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Beveridge
U. S. Tailanapolis
Ind
Seott
Wash
Orient
Indiana
Manchuria
China
Philippines
Marquis Ito
Japan
Pacific
Sinator Heyeridge
Battle Sky Sailors Recall Battle of Santiago
An official transcript recounts gun actions during the Santiago battle with Commodore Schley directing signals and Admiral Dewey, detailing ranges from 1400 to 6700 yards, the Viscaya and Colon engagements, and Brooklyn turret firing. It notes log entries, acknowledgments of signals by McCauley, and the surrender procession aboard the Colon.
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Visciya
Ehore
Colon
Schliey
Oregon
Wile
Admiral Dewey
Schley
Dewey
Admiral Benham
Tom Hot
McCauley
Brooklyn
Cook
Lamy
Santiago
Sharp
Hanna
Lemly
Wheat market opens higher on steady cables
Chicago October 2 Wheat shows a firming bias at the open with prices up slightly after steady cable tones. Offers were light and hesitant as traders await direction amid coarser grain weakness, with receipts around the terminal area noted as ample.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluith
DUMP OUT OF ORDER CABLE REPORTS MIDDAY GLITCH
A garbled report describes a minor cable fault labeled as a mild attack of sywaybuck with digestive symptoms. Dr. Vanderpool notes overwork as the cause and orders complete rest. A sanitary officer is assigned to operate a monkeywrench to fix the issue, with plans for the table to be ready by Friday.
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eSony
Vanderpool
Board of Health
Codington
Judge Clark Corrects Interview On Gas Company Stock
From Judge Clark to the Editor of the State Journal he corrects misstatements in yesterday’s interview. He says the reporter misquoted him on rate reduction and branding of stock, noting he held 132 shares only on company books to enable officer status though he had divested his interest. He seeks fair correction to reflect his real position. Tickets and rail details appear, including Kansas City round trip and prices on Rock Island Route.
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Judge Clark
The
State Journal
T Clark
Wheat and corn markets show tentative gains and mixed cattle data
Agricultural price shifts appear across grains with oats and wheat trading higher while corn and moisture affected cattle and hogs markets. Reports note rising cash wheat values and steady to firm cattle prices amid lighter receipts. grain futures open with cautious optimism and mixed signals from exchange activity.
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Chatce Cattle Firm
Stuera Wealk
Wales
Erie
Market notes from New York stock and grain reports
The article reports on stock market activity in New York with details on treasury purchases and currency issues along with shipping data and grain movements. It notes shipments to New Orleans, prices, and market sentiment about future conditions, including forecasts for corn and other grains and price trends.
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New York
University Fort Hott
Treasury Department
Chicago
Pitipulng Wiseas
Frisewel
Eure
New Orleans
Orivana Melmenia
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Charles HL Cramp
Cramm Ship and Engine Building Company
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Kansas City
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Today's Market Report
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New York Dé
Sterling Exchanen
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Thien Aidan Kplan
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