Political Gossip Shapes Kansas Democratic Rift
A Wichita era column traces moves by Democrats and Populists in Kansas with Overmyer named as governor bid, White and Wellington targeting Reeder, and scattered talks of party realignment. It notes Harold HarIs re election odds, county delegation shifts, and campaign trips by lawmakers, hinting at a tense pre election jockeying across multiple districts.
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Topeks
W. A. Hurrin
United States
Overmyer
Orman
Kansas City Dimes
Harvey
Ty Nepialccre CIA
Organa
Natonal Committeera
Johnson
Mack Love
SSR Csee
Political prospects in Crawford County 1912 governor race
Fragmentary notes discuss W George Cole and Crawford county figures in the gubernatorial contest. Mentions Campbel l and Randolph Wooley as contenders, potential recongressions, and backroom deals shaping voter support and timing for future campaigns.
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W George Cole
Camper
Congress
Phil
John Randolph
Ben Wooley
Randolph
Campbell
Crawford County
Tuciot
Kinstey
Czolgosz's Brother Waldek Visits Auburn Prison Gate
Auburn New York October 28 Czolgoszs brother Waldek and four brothers in law arrived at the prison gate. The visitor was admitted only after protest and the event relates to the remains of the executed murderer. Cleveland October 26 the kin of Sean Cadgoss the President McKinley killer have waited at Auburn with no word on whether they will see him alive again. Paul Ceolimex the father hopes to bring the body to Cleveland for burial despite objections and says he wants the assassin buried in a Cleveland cemetery if necessary.
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Czolgons
Waldek
Cleveland
Sean Cadgoss
MclKinley
Tay
Paul Ceolimex
Buria
Waldek Czelgose
King Dowale
Swat
Arran
Czelgosz
Bamlet
Burton
Washington
Copeland
Seasion
Cyrus Leland
Leland
Burtoh
P. H. Coney
Farmer
A. W. Smith
W,i. ¥. Donald
Atchison
Dick Mae
J. Hudson
Peter Foley
Aay Clan
Foley
Parsons Ag
Crum
United States
Cy Leland
Busters
Highton Leland
Prvision
McKinley
Roosevelt
Seuster Burton
Supreme Court
Elmer J Ames
Norton
Senator Burton
King
Bradley
Armes
Senistor Burton
Hidgley
J. R. Burrow
E. Ames
Harry J. Pestanas
Dus
Atherton
Russell
Atton
Wa-Kerney Land Office
al Childs
State Treasury
Cy Anderson
Kansas
Nation Divorce Case Looms in Medicine Lodge
David Nation husband of Carrie Nation has left Ohio and is in Medicine Lodge awaiting his divorce suit. He stays at a hotel and is described as quiet. Reports say Carrie Nation may return to launch a bitter divorce fight when the case opens in November.
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Medicine Lodge
Kan
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Ohio
Ars Nation
Medicine Pidge
Powers Case Goes To Jury In Georgetown Ky
Georgetown Ky Oct 24 former Secretary of State Caleb Powers case went to the jury this afternoon. Ex Congressman W C Gwen had 60 Twinsites to close the defense and Commonwealths Attorney Franklin closed for the Commonwealth in a two hour speech. The courtroom was crowded with people from surrounding counties. At the close Franklin urged the jury to deliberate diligently and return a verdict.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
W. C. Gwen
Commonwealths
Franklin
Bia
Fahail
Cider Smith Predicts Cooler Weather Next Week
Cider Smith forecasts a shift to rain and much cooler temperatures next week amid a dry spell. Government forecasts warn of late tonight and Sunday rain in the eastern portion, with last night yielding negligible precipitation. Clay Center officials deny claims that the town seeks state reimbursement for funds tied to the Parsons Insane asylum case, stating there is no request for money and directing inquiries to the state board of charities.
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Colfer
Tony
Clay Center
Train Collision Near Peru Injures Several Workers
A late October train collision near Peru Indiana injured several workers when a coal car derailed after a collision with another wagon. Two men were reportedly checked for injuries, with no serious harm confirmed at Lafayette.
Weather Indications for Kan unas October Forecast
Chicago today reports an unsettled Kan unas forecast with generally clear skies tonight and Sunday. East portion shows variable winds, shifting to westerly after dark as temperatures trend cooler.
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Chicago
Kanunas
Deir
Coliter
Rixeys Log of McKinley Wound Care detailed death account
A lengthy official report chronicles President McKinley’s wounding illness and death in minute medical terms. It records initial emergency surgery, progressive treatments, frequent bulletins to the public, and the final decline leading to death on September 14 1901 with autopsy findings attached.
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Washington
Leon F. Czolgosy
Navy
Presley, Mhixvy
McKinley
Geuth
Valais
Rixey
Munn
Ainburn House
Rexal
Rallytris
Bull Jetin
AtUis Mere
Digitalis
Roosevelts 44th Birthday Celebrated With Family Dinner
Washington, Oct 26 President Roosevelt will turn 44 tomorrow. In keeping with family custom the celebration will include a dinner with the children taking part.
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President Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Wisconsin and Kansas Meet in Camp Randall First Football Clash
At Madison Wisconsin and Kansas University played the first ever football game between the two, with Wisconsin holding a flawless record this season and Kansas boasting only one defeat. The lineups featured numerous names, and other college games were listed across the country including Minnesota at Iowa and Princeton at Carlisle.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Maiison
Wis
Kinneas University
Camp Randall
Winconsin Eiiens
Prats Esses
Ithe Halierson
Vincent Tessin Cree Caes Ter Ean
Dodds
Beheoibvir Vc
Sun
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Nofsinger Cochwmna
Tinzel Tauren
Alies Kiriwer
Verizon Marabati Ee Elder
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Winconein
K. U
Madison
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Yate
Columbia
New Haven
Frinceton
Latmyedte
Harvard
Carliste
Cambridge
Michigan
Buffalo
Ann Arbor
Obertin
Carmeli
Ithaem Minsouri
Drake
Alpines
Nebraska
Ames
Lincoln
Launching of the Chauncey in Philadelphia today
The torpedo boat destroyer Chauncey was launched in Philadelphia with Mrs May Chauncey Stevens Todd christening the vessel. Distinguished officers from the army and navy attended along with prominent civilians at the ceremony.
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Chauncey
Philadelphia
May Chauncey Stevens
Todd
Army
Navy
Backing Away From Crum Leland Appointment Stir
Delegation voices protest as Cyrus Leland case heats session. Burton defends presidential appointment role while Crum seeks postmaster and allies push for examiner picks. Lobby activity spins on federal appointments and potential Roosevelt intervention.
Burdened Burton Heads Toward Washington Amid Turmoil
Curtis were closeted in Grimes office as talks over a Senate bid heated up. The Topeka delegation warned Burton that working Republicans oppose Leland and may protest in Washington. Burton left for Santa Fe at 4 40 pm, exhausted from lobbying pressure and fears of a breakdown among friends.
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Busters
Cyrus L
Ina Tenane
Burten
Leland
Kahens
Burton
Washington
Burton Oo Ladin
Burton Jett
Kansas WCTU Adjourns Propose Miss Willard Memorial
The twenty seventh annual Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention adjourned with delegates named for the Fort Worth national meeting. A resolution urged creating a memorial fund to build a Miss Willard Memorial in Forest Park and passed unanimously, with over $400 pledged and a goal of about $1,000. Construction is planned before next Chautauqua assembly.
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Ottawa
Kas
Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Usion
Fort Worth
Tex
Lena Hartsell Wallace
Kansas City
Lillian Mutchner
Newton
Ella Parks
Parsons
M. C. Gillette
Hutchinson
Mary B. Hanes
Augusta
Talmadge
Mary Sibbitt
Holsington
Scott
Herington
Kansas
Willard Kell
Forest Park
Chautauqua Assembly
Cleveland Invited to Speak at Nebraska University
Lincoln Oct 26 A formal invitation was sent to ex President Cleveland by Chancellor A to deliver the International commencement ovation at the Nebraska State University. The action sparks political rivalry between Cleveland and Bryan and has drawn strong comment from Republicans, with potential for disturbance.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Stateniversity
Cleveland
Bryan
President seeks factual briefing on strike impact
Washington officials and an international trade board member met with the president to present statements about the recent strike and the government’s handling of interior work staffing. The president requested a formal prepared statement outlining the case and party positions for review.
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Washington
James O'Connell
Advet
Hugh Doran
Jara A. Soolia
International Association of Ma~ Churists
Taatters
O'Connell
San Francisco
Quilts Uncle Sam and Misc News Notes
The fragment mentions Cridler for a high ranking appointment tied to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and the lost Paris exposition, with double compensation and wide acquaintance abroad. It also reports J P Morgan’s special train to San Francisco, Beles to Chicago, and Hal Caine elected to Ramsey Manx parliament with brief notices on other items.
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T Critter
Cridler
Paris
Moses P. Handy
Stone Abduction Negotiations Reported in Turkish Territory
Negotiations with brigands from Melville in Salonica for the release of Miss Ellen M Stone continue as officials in Washington and New York monitor overseas reports. Claims place the captors in Turkish territory near Jeltepe and Nevrokup, with Bulgarian military cordons and Turkish authorities alert for any border incursion.
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Constantinople
Meville
Salonica
Eilen M. Stone
Washington
Turkey
Miss Stone
Eddy
Décidnson
New Jersey Harvest and Corporate Fees Rise
New Jersey chartered 2242 corporations during the trial year, collecting 0.8.5 in filing fees, an increase of 424.67 over 1964. The total includes fees for United States Steel papers totaling 85 100. General Hubbard reportedly bought Huntington stock holdings in the Pacific Improvement firm, while Mrs. Stanford faced Melbourne McDowell petitions in a district court writ denial.
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New York
State of New Jere
United Huites Steal Corporation
Huntington
Pranctsra
Trak Ri
General Hubbard Restenduer
Pacific Improverment Company
Wom
General Hubbant
Mra. Stanford
Melbourne McDowell Petitics
Paul
Bann
District Court
W. Melbourne MclDowell
Clarence Brun
XN. Scott
Faunte
Venport Dowell
First Shipment of New Oranges from California
The dry road conditions of this season's oranges from California will be shipped to New York. Temperatures reported: Philadelphia 36, Minneapolis 0, Cincinnati 5, St Louis.
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Vicotia
Cal
California
New
Tore
Philadelphia
Mingenpolia
Cincinnati
St Louis
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