Movement to remove Grimes from Republican ticket grows
A rumor spread that Grimes may be dropped from the Republican state ticket amid a filing in Osage County accusing him of embezzlement. Bank officials and Topeka leaders deny the charges, while depositions from bankers are planned to support or refute the allegations.
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Fenck Grimes
Osage
Chatrisman Morte
Albaugh
Mitter
Grimes
Cyrus Levind
Fenls
Beline
Witham Themesem
Coni Creas
Iidy
Asport
Peanut Breweiation
Tadmaiak Ake Bay
Bocs
Krauster
Eortrmiseion
Rte Ome
Banks Defend State Treasurer in Depository Controversy
Topeka bankers challenge charges against State Treasurer Grimes claiming banks paid no money to him while others say local banks earned interest on daily balances. Officials discuss laws on state funds, depository rules, and potential costs of the ensuing legal fight.
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Gatigatine
Hur -Elate Teedeliver
Saserarae
Topeka
Frank Grins
William Henderson
First National
F. W. Freeman
Merchants Salionat
PT Bonebrake
Honel Meen
Grimes
William Mupterran
States Savings Bank
Genere Godard
Mn Grimes
George EB. Colt
Indiviatare
Ete Sestad
Talerist
Althouet
Wiater
Tale Treasury
Busines
Kunsac
Air. Grimes
Ans
Focal Banks
Benismen
Gall 1
Bendamen
Freak Grimes
Popeka Banks
SUS
Banka
I Doran
Thonas F. Doran
Thomson
Lseue
Grinks
Leavin Bussy
Train Kills Two In Johnstown Bituminous District
Walter Johnson and the Bechenaniva men, recent Pittston arrivals seeking work, were struck and killed by a passing train while walking on the railroad track in Johnstown. The incident, occurring near Gct on December 3, is reported with sparse details.
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Johnstown
Walter Johnson
Iva
Birtke
Pittston
Slehe White
Bryan's Early Morning Speech in Quincy Amid Crowd Uproar
W J Bryan and party arrived on a special train at Quincy before dawn. A marching club escorted him to Washington Park where he spoke on campaign issues. He attacked the Republican party for favoritism to elites, war spending, and imperial measures, urging voters to resist coercion and recall concerns for farmers.
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Quincy
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Carrie
Washington Park
Ang Keout
Bryan
Osme
Republican Party
Arid Mikes
Omaha World-Herald
Editert VL
Fenal
Europe
Aryan
United States
Mr. Tiryan
Boers Leaving for New Countries in Large Emigration
A New York dispatch reports hundreds of Boers and their families departing the country of birth to start anew in other lands. Most intend to reach America as their final destination. Two British ships carried 1,200 Boers, soon followed by French ships with 8 000 souls, all from the better era of Boers, bound for Holland.
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United States
Bollend
New York
Lorenzo ‘Marquesenys
America
Holland
Tramp Suspected of Train Robbery in Washington
Tacoma authorities arrest a Scotchman, William Campbell, on suspicion of the Rathdrum Idaho train robbery. A householder identified him as the robber, though police doubt the identification. Separately, Secretary Root’s health shows improvement per latest reports.
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Tacoma
Wash
Willian Campbell
Northern Pacific
Rathdrum
Idaho
Campbell
Youtsey's Talk Basis of Most Testimony at Trial in Goebel Case
In Georgetown Ky Oct 9 the first witness Dr Ely described Goebel post mortem and corroborated earlier physicians. Ex Treasurer Waiter Day Ald Youtsey claimed a $400 plan to contest. Arthur Branch delivered a package. Sam Sheppard saw a man with a pistol in the executive Building. George I Hames described cartridge checks. Lt John F. Kuner told of Youtsey funding violence and a basement escape. Cross examination failed to name any accompanying men. Court adjourned as jury to Frankfort.
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Goebel
Ely
Frankfort
Waiter Day Ald Youtsey
Youtsey
Arthur Branch
Adams Express
Sam Sheppard
Touteer
George I. Hames
Foutsey
Johnson
John Fi
Kune Rountz
Arain
Executive Building
Stibrway
Nescor
Youteey
Whiteley
Harlan
Bell Counties
Youws
Commonwealth
Triangular fight sparks in Honolulu political scene
Honolulu reports a three cornered political battle as Republicans Democrats and Independents vie for control. Independent banners feature King Kamehameha I while R W Wichrey is named for Congress. Local issues include voter registration rulings, merchant boycotts, and the Galveston relief drive.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Stentrahip Australia
Galveston
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Kamehamena I
Wedoendey
Dei
R. W. Wiich
Congress
Registration Board
Kuprem Court
Interiaiard
Himotsly
Iland
Tims
Pacific Coast
Eoriolin
Custom House
United States
Ufil
Wachusett
Newcastle
Newehalle Lonfe
Wireless Telegraph Company
F. Ty Gamewell
University of Pekin
America Bury
San Francinco
Wis
Pekin
Gamewell
China
Ers
Fue
Gamerell
Fatal collapse at St Nikander monastery festival
At St Nikander monastery in Porkhoff district during a religious festival a floor collapse occurred after a false alarm. Five men and thirty six women died and many others were injured as crowds were crushed by falling debris.
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St. Peterebure
St. Nikander
Porkhoff
All Night Riots Leave Several Dead in Puerto Rico
Herald reports a street riot in Guasama Puerto Rico after a Federal party shooting wounded a Republican. Four killed, about 20 wounded including several police, as mobs roamed the town. violence sparks fear of broader conflict with Federals and Republicans amid election tensions.
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New York
Herald
San Juan
Porto Rico
Guasama
Federal Party
Federal
Fuderaia
Arin
Partion Ea
Wquilis
Gambling cases heard after defendants fail to appear
Police court proceedings Monday afternoon cited Dr Janinon C Woods Pred Waters E Eason and Ben Denlay for forfeited bonds. Frank Jordan Weasley Burnettner and Tom Martianeer case continued. William Collie and Hartman described running a bar and back room, with a deck of cards and a table noted as a gambling setup. Judge warned the need to separate gambling from casual gaming and fined Bauldy $50 with ten days in jail.
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Janinon
C Woods
Pred Watey
Eason
Ben Denlay
Frank Jordan
Weasley Bumemtner
Tom Martianeer
William Collie
RU Baulds
Piva
Entity
Bowie
Hartman
Beck Room
William
Good Templars hold convention and elect state officers
The Independent Order of Good Templars convened at Strarstatt where George Fillinwider served as secretary. The meeting praised progress, planned field observers, and announced the transfer of Clyde Oklahoma into the Kansas Jurisdiction. Officers named include Jankson Scranum grand chief templar and Putlinwider El Dorado area secretary.
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Independent
Order of Good ‘Templara
Tom
Strarstatt
George Fillinwider
Secretacy
Good Templars
Juvents
Gorman Denies Everything and Theater Policy Refocus
Ex senator Arthur P. Gorman denies claims of realignment with the Democratic National Committee. The article notes a broader shift in London County theater policy, including bans on standing and installation of a tall rear pit screen to curb crowding in public venues. Also mentions a Patrick Bevan related misperception and a Far Hudson Bay report story with expeditions and violence claims.
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London County Room
Gorman
Washington
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Democratic Natioinal Committee
Megarding Saro
Stone
Missouri
Bevan
Garmen
Smiley Confesses to Insurance Fraud Schemes
Smiley admits joining a conspiracy tied to the death of Marie Defynbach on August 25. He says the group included Wayland Brown of Mooney & Boland, with others under a New York Life insurance fraud plot. Prosecutors expect three men to be convicted of conspiracy though murder charges remain uncertain.
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Steve A
Reed
Marie Defynbach
Bac
Safessons
Wayland Brown
Mooney & Boland
Triad Bettetts
Ture
Slry
Stephroum Wcthinn
Mins Detenbach
Raid of pickpockets during Cottonwood Falls reunion
A city reunion_cleaned text reports twelve pickpockets and thieves targeting the 614 settlers. Three suspects were sent to Wichita and Newton officers. twelve remain closel y tied to penitentiary. They looted stores taking clocks, seen, shoes, cutlery and dresses. Two men tried near a lone lady, chased by a clerk, nabbed later. Other thefts included a watch, bullion, and money. Plunderers fled toward Council Grove after plundering Newton and Wichita areas, with ties to Hutchinson during Roosevelt visit.
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Cottonwood Falls
Wichita
Newton
Perth
Gail
Cattonwood
Council Grove
Emporis
Hutchinson
Moosevelt
Somers Ship Seaworthiness Under Scrutiny After Repairs
New York reports the Somers, bought from the German government, remains unseaworthy and too large for passage to Philadelphia. The vessel has undergone reconstruction in Brooklyn and is under Lieut. John Dodrid’s command with a crew from the Talbot.
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New York
United States
Sormers
Tim Hepoklyn Daly Ford
Lieut
John & Dodridin
Talbot
Missionary Setback in China Amid Uprising
In a letter to the Women’s Presbyterian board of missions Brebe Neal notes the Baker uprising has thwarted missionary work in China. She cites Christians scattered or killed across Manchuria and interior provinces as foreigners flee, with Boxer-era violence described as terrorizing traveling workers and disruptors in Shan Tung Shan Bi Ping Yang and Han Yo areas.
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China
Women's Presbyterian Board of Missions
Neal
Huse
Baker
Rmte
Rew
Tong Chow
Pao Ting
Shan Bi
Yu Hetew
Shan Tung
le Revernoe
Ping Yang
Han Yo
Mystery cleared up in Danville murder case
In Danville Virginia the exiled Keller, recently executed in Oklahoma, reportedly confessed to murdering seven men in Macedals county years ago. The disclosure promises to solve a long standing mystery as excitement surges over the revived案 case and questions about motive and venue.
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Danville
Keller
Oklahama
Macedals
Maualase
Vickeily
Shows Her Hand Regarding Her Relations With Foreign Powers
A profile examines a public figure's stance on international ties, detailing positions on diplomacy, alliances, and potential strategic shifts. Emphasizes named officials, countries, and organizations cited in recent statements and policy discussions.
Emperor to Return to Pekin if Allied Troops Leave
Reports from Washington indicate that the Chinese imperial court contemplates the empress and emperor returning to Pekin once allied forces withdraw, provided a guaranteed safety framework is assured. Officials discuss divisions of the capital and conditions under which the emperor and empress might resume residence in the capital.
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Washington
Faretiy
Porry
Pekin
Tures
Wold
Local Prominent Figures Lead Large Public Event
A logs-unintelligible passage describes a notable procession or public gathering with prominent locals and officials leading an audience of thousands. Names such as Sard, Cushing, Woolley, and Stowart are mentioned amid references to a court or civic setting and a long tour ending in an unspecified destination.
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Logansport
Int
Ovt
Woolley
Kansas Cadet Faces Court Martial For Desertion
A Kansas cadet is to be tried by court martial on charges of desertion and misconduct. The proceedings were announced at Annapolis and involve naval security. If convicted, penalties could include dismissal from service. Names and exact charges cited in the scant readable text appear garbled.
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Annapolis
Anna
Ste Raval
Mirire
Kaneas Uret
Wil Ee ‘J. Giles
New York
Bert
President returns to Washington after Denton trip
The President and Mr. McKinley arrived in Washington early this morning after a brief visit to Denton. They were driven rapidly to the capital, with reports noting the trip's timing and the ongoing Democratic conventions in New York and Brooklyn for various nominations.
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Denton
la Washington
McKinley
Beere
Washingtom
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