Reform School Dissension Sparks State Crisis in Topeka
Four reform school staffers are discharged amid a widening dispute. Kellogg accuses mismanagement. Hancock and the Board of Charities consider further action. Governor Stanley backs inquiry as the Senate and board press for accountability amid staff resignations and inmate welfare concerns.
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Usial
Eeroet
Reform School
Surth
J. Fostee
MavKemith Jewett
Clyde Hancock
Mie Wood
Carpenter Wildie
Young Hanfork
Kullog
Kelices
Henry Allen
Ani
Hancock & Ertereus
Krone
George W. Handred
Mtut
Charttie
Jie
Kan
Chatmas Allen
Kellogg
Kelloge
Allen
Renner
Kellome
Wayium
Bilwin Syy
Stanley
Uwe Setupl
Alett
Alien
Bord
Mike Woo
Tle
Mise Wood
Ketlipe Xasede
Allmagh
Miss Wood
Renee
Tie
Acta
Shotter
Beckilee
Hancock
Ron Peat
Bir
Clyde
Outcry Over State Institute Conditions Spurs Reform Demands
A lengthy editorial exposes abuse and neglect at a state industrial school. It cites brutal treatment, arrears in education, and poor facilities. Superintendent Hancock defends actions, notes Kellogg’s dismissal for brutality, and describes staff changes while criticizing others for malfeasance.
Battle Over Bank Scheme Amid Kansas Promoters
Political gossip centers on Attorney General Godard and A. D. Walker backing a national bank plan in Colorado City Colorado with Kansan investors led by Walker and Godard aiming to absorb state banks. Barbers county hosts a fierce county printer race Otis Lorton Republican and Clayton Herr Independent engage amid intra party maneuvers.
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Colorado
A. D. Walker
Wiliam Fisher
Alan
Holton
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Isher
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Barber County
Otis Lorton
Clayton Herr
Riral
Herr
Lorton
Aoon
War
W. C. Millar
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Judiciary Committee
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Topeka
Noftager
Senate
Unie
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Noftayer
Kansan Politicians And Endorsement Tales In Local Discourse
A Wichita era column recounts colorful political chatter. Lt Governor Troutman dismisses endorsements, Judge Brookins seeks an office, and two postmasters in the sixth district gain notoriety for defending authority. Other notes include Dr Ralph Light slated as a hospital successor, anti trust talk in retail circles, and populist inflexibility amid Ellis county dissatisfaction.
Dickinsons Fault Ransom Tactics Threaten Miss Stones Release
London reports 4000 Bussarian and Turkish agents have pressed for Miss Stone’s release. Dickinson’s refusal to pay more than a pittance is blamed for jeopardizing her life. Bulgarian officials protest US consul criticisms and vow to pursue robbers mercilessly if they cross or enter Bulgaria, warning against setting ransom precedents.
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Andaimor
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Turkey
Perry Heath Named Real Purchaser of Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City October 19 Perry S Heath former first assistant postmaster general and secretary of the Republican national committee leads the editorial page as publisher and general manager of the Salt Lake Tribune. It was announced today that Heath, in Salt Lake City for several days, is the actual purchaser of the newspaper.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Perry 5
Heath
Republican National
Salt Lake City
Tribune
Temperatures of Large Cities at 6 19 a.m.
Temperatures for major cities include New York 48, Boston 48, Philadelphia 43, Washington 46, Petersburg 42, Cincinnati 22, St. Louis with Central leads markets.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Congo St. Aeaneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Opened by Hanna in Delaware Republican parade
The Ohio Republican state rally opened with speakers including Senator Hanna Governor Nash and Senator Foraker. Prominent visitors from Ohio Wesleyan University were hosted. Clubs from Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and Toledo led escorts with parade bands and special trains.
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Constesanera Warnock
Urbana
Carl L. Nippert
Nash
Foraker
Hanna
Thomms Hashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Blaine Club of
Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
Cinccinnati
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Benatar
Poreten Flour Trade Shows Cautious Selloff As Stocks Rise
Weekly wheat outgo and receipts indicate the new crop is being marketed more slowly. Growers hold back for better prices while foreign estimates project a world yield above 2.7 billion bushels and a domestic crop over 730 million. Failures rise in the United States to 229 versus 209 last year, Canada 31 versus 28.
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United States
Canada
Fire at Hutchings House in Houston Hotel Blaze
Fire swept the Hutchings house, a four story hotel in Houston, in the early hours. Most guests escaped but one guest died as flames reached the upper floors. The Neu haus Brow and Kesseler property, valued at about 125000, owned the building and its equipment. Total losses are expected around 250000 with 55000 spent recently on remodeling by proprietors Messrs v J and J T Boyle.
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Tex
Hutchings
Saw & Man
Neuhaus Brow. & Kesseler
Schulenbers
Itan
Meesra
V. J
J. T. Boyle
Hanna on the stump in Ohio for campaign opener
Senator Hanna left Cleveland for Delaware to speak at the Republican state campaign kickoff. A special train carried hundreds of Clevelanders to the event, departing ahead of Hanna's train. He plans to return tonight and begin a two week state tour starting Monday.
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Hanna
Delaware
Union Station
Sultan Seeks New Loan Amid Turbulent Turkish Finance
New York reports from Constantinople that the Turkish finance minister announced at a council meeting a new loan request to cover engagements. Ambassadors show impatience over provincial conditions as an Irade may authorize measures. A correspondent notes Macedonia and Albania in anarchy, rampant corruption, and the sultan's intolerance of independent opinion with spying prized above all.
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Constantinople
London Times
New York Times
de Porte
Macedonia
Albania
Yildiz
Trade saga shows favorable business despite elections
New York report notes that unfavourable signs are rare and manufacturing remains strong with robust demand across steel, pig iron, and rail orders. It cites higher bank exchanges, steady prices, and continued employment in footwear and woolen goods, while cereals show little change and imports have slowed.
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R. G. Dan & Co
Delivey
Bessemer
Pittsburg
London
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Eantern
Boston
Athint& Ports
Appeal for British patent law revision sparks debate
A discussion on October 1h criticizes British patent practice of issuing multiple patents for similar inventions. Advocates urge adopting American patent laws to keep inventors at home and prevent draining England's inventive talent. The Outlook notes England risks losing skilled minds to the United States due to stronger US patent protections.
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Etober
America
England
United States
Hanna Will Be True to Roosevelt in 1904
Cleveland October reports say Senator Hanna denies any direct talks with President Roosevelt about measures for Roosevelt’s support. He confirms prior conversations with Roosevelt were satisfactory and pledges to back Roosevelt as warmly as he backed McKinley. An intimate friend says Hanna’s resignation as Republican national committeeman is unlikely.
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McKinley
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Republican National Committee
Grinstead Freed As Court Orders Release
The supreme court ordered the release of Poet Grinstead from custody this week. Authorities say costs remain unpaid and a new hearing is planned at the November term.
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Supreme Court
Grinstead
Hall Caine in Man Island politics front row reformer
In the Isle of Man parliament race Hall Caine positions himself as a reformer advocating nationalization of steamship service and railways. He argues for broader state control over transport and drainage while stressing Manx prosperity tied to tourism and altered parliamentary representation. The Ramsay contest draws sharp opposition from a rival lawyer and local supporters alike.
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Hall Caine
Ramsay
Mr. Caine
Reform Party
Caine
Isle of Man
England
Twinte Mt
Ramenay
Times Publishing firm sells and dissolves Times
In a city report the 18 height of a real estate appraisal by George Lee Chimans is cited. The Times Publishing company will liquidate its assets and wind up subscriptions not paid. Offices will close and no physical plant items remain with the Times. the Star will receive the entire plant and goodwill. Old owners are to pay outstanding debts, including five dollars ninety cents of a paper bill.
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George Lee Chimans
Times Publishing Company
Hawnold
William J. Nelson
The
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le Times
Times
Timex
Times Maragymnent Rataine
Massive Fire Ravages South McAlester District
A devastating blaze in South McAlester destroyed seven buildings including a hotel and telephony exchange. Firefighters saved remaining structures as flames swept through the area within hours, causing heavy property damage and prompting emergency response.
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South McAlester
Tila City
Brussels Chambers Move to Expel Unruly Members
In New York on October 19 Advnpatch reports Brussels to the Timet ays details a pending chamber debate on rules of order. The measure would grant the president power to expel members and impose discipline on his own responsibility, with fines for disorderly conduct.
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Brussela Chambers
Travel ren for the Great Weatheres Manufacturing company et Laven Kan
Nelson Neb October reports Nelson Webw traveling ren for Great Weatheres Manufacturing company et Laven Kan committed death by own action shooting himself through the head. He purchased a revolver and entered an outbuilding in the reuse of a pargrave store. Death noted in the paper Bashers for the Great at Western Alene company since January 1 fir Tame culian Tanna Kanlone 392. Forecast for Kan son generally fair cooler conditions.
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Kamao
Lee
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