Prominent Men Rally for New Republican Movement in Louisiana
A large crowd gathered at Washington Artillery hall as Sugar Planters’ convention supporters of a new Republican line declared unity. Delegates backed resolutions praising protectionism, condemning bounty payments, and clearing the path for planters’ representation. Lincoln-era era leaders Pugh Kernochan and Behan chaired as activists pushed for a state Republican committee and broader party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omreixa
Washington Artillery Hall
Louisia
New Orleans
Democratic Party
RS Pugh Vy Ins
Aceite
Gilber Kernochan
Behan
Congress
New
al Republican Party
House
Ite
Foster
National Republican Party
Doolin Outlaws and Wichita Reservation Murders
A multi crime report detailing the Doolin gang accused of killing a police officer and his father, operating from a government lease on the Wichita reservation, with later clashes in the Wichita Mountains and the murder of government marshal Frank Farwell. Also noted is a Missouri congressional campaign opening and a Lamar youth burglary case involving five juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolin
Wichita
Wichita Mountains
Frank Farwell
Silver Coinage Statement From Secretary Carlisle
Secretary Carlisle outlines silver dollar coinage under Sherman act limits. He notes 897,083 standard silver dollars were coined since the administration began, with 520,009 seigniorage. He explains reissue rules for Treasury notes and the need to retire notes when redeemed with silver from bullion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Tevues
Carlisle Hes
Treasury
Congress
Department
Hurricane devastates towns in Oklahoma with loss of life
A terrible hurricane swept through Jennings and nearby towns in Oklahoma, destroying fifty houses and causing multiple fatalities. A young woman and two children died, several boys were injured, and houses were set ablaze. Mining, forty miles from the railroad, faced a major conflagration. details are to be learned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepple
Perry
Jenning
Ane
Rwiteerland Wasniveros
Switzerland
Eugene Germain
United States
Zurich
America
Officers' School at Fort Leavenworth Aids Kansas Guards
Adjutant General Davis and staff return from Fort Leavenworth where about eighty Kansas National Guard officers attended a week long officer training. Cadets followed daily drills meals and lectures by West Point graduates with regimental discipline and state wide participation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemvenworth
Davis
Phillips
Patterson
Venworth
Fort
Kansas National Guards
T Lome
West Point
Adam Bates
Breckinridge Says He Won Legal Votes Denies Fraud
Colonel Breckinridge issues a public statement claiming a majority of legal Democratic votes in the district and alleging fraud in several counties. He says interviews were unauthorized, calls for party rules on nominating declarations, and criticizes judicial methods and Owens supporters. He asserts no regrets over his remarks and predicts district committee action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
District Committee
Breckinridge Lastaight
Democratic Committee of
New York
Fourteenth Judicial District
Owens
Scott County
Fayette
Franklin
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Plurality for Owens in eight Ashland district counties
Enquirer reports corrected returns show Owens leading Breckinridge by 310 votes across eight Ashland district counties. Breckinridge supporters plan to mount a contest, aiming to gain committee support to challenge results, especially in Scott county, Owens’ home. Local committees resist extra review as Breckinridge allies are said not to favor reopening the case. Kennett Kentucky congratulates Kentucky voters on defeating Breckinridge’s ticket. national groups send greetings. Proecots & Co relocate to 115 West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
the & F A. Banatoga
The
American Protective Association
Miy Asivewiation
Dampaign
Crxcissall
Ohio
the Enquirer
Ashland
Owens
Breckinride
Breckinridge
Scott County
Owen
Police Stop Seaside Athletic Club Bout at Coney Island
At Seaside Athletic club in Coney Island last night a boxing program drew a fair crowd. The Mick Dunn of Australia vs Jim Butler of Brooklyn eight rounds at 169 pounds was halted by police in the second round. John Gorman and Jack Skelly fought a 135-pound match to a decision for Skelly in the tenth round. Griffo vs Lieber at catchweights six rounds ended with Griffo dominating and awarding Lieber’s fate. Kid Lavigne defeated Jerry Marshall in a ten round 123-pound bout by referee verdict after a clinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficers
Coney Island Athletic Clan
Islasp
N. Y
Seaside Athletic Club
Mick Dunn
Austra
Jim Butler
Brooklyn
Donnac McCafery
Mn John Gorman
Jack Skelly
Ice
Skelly
Young Griffo
Eddie Lieber
Griffo
Harry Tuthill
Mike Bales
Lieber
Joe Lieber
John Mott
Robert Cunningham
Kid Loevigne
Jerry Marshall
Lavigne
Not a Serious Grievance Among United Presbyterian Youth
The United Presbyterian Church faces a minor leadership dispute within its Christian Endeavor groups. After a consolidation of Junior and Senior societies, some older members felt their preferred officers were not elected, causing local friction that has largely subsided in the past few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
M. F. Kicaheo
Mint
Sumbere
Aod
Bishop Vincent's Return to Topeka on Oct 3
Bishop John Hf Vincent and Mrs Vincent will return to Topeka October 3 and stay two days before leaving October 6 for Oklahoma to preside at a conference session. He recently presided over the Swedish conference at Evanston, Illinois, and will chair the Rock River conference at Galena on October 26. He formerly pastored the Methodist church at Galena.
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John Hf. Vincent
Vincent
Topeka
Evanston
Illinois
Rock River
Galena
Minoia
Oklahoma
Sedalia Bank Wrecker Thompson Hidden in Mexico
A Sedalia mayor reports J C Thompson, fugitive First National Bank cashier, living in Mexico City. Thompson, very thin, has shed forty pounds since leaving Sedalia in May and lies idle with no employment or prospects, aided by Sedalia friends he helped in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Bank
Mexico
Sinatra
P. D. Hastein
Sedalia
J. C.thompson
First National Bank
Hastein
Thompson
Sedatia
Hastain
Thompson Ws
Westinghouse Faces Vanderbilt and the Air Brake Cold War
Westinghouse, poor and friendless, secures an intro to Commodore Vanderbilt to pitch the air brake. Vanderbilt glances at letters, then snaps that he has no time to waste with a d d fool. Westinghouse persists, later persuading Pennsylvania Railroad and gaining fame. Vanderbilt later courts Westinghouse with a curt note, his earlier rebuke echoed in terse reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Commodore Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Central
Mr. Westinghouse
Only a Girl Kills Rattlers and Collects Their Rattles
A Liberty New York sixteen year old Mary Burtay is hailed as a rattlesnake hunter after she killed a rattler in her yard and began collecting rattles. Reports describe she now owns twenty eight rattlesnake sets, including twenty perfect matches, with some sets ranging from four to ten rattles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
New York
Mary Burtay
Harly
Heeenck
Frank ‘Tower
Henrietta Quick
Delaware
Lackawaxen
Penn
Follicle Strengthener Claim Promises Hair Renewal
Advertisements urge use of a tonic to restore hair color and texture. W R Keonady and Rowley Brow BransGeld druggists promote products for emergencies like croup and whooping cough, with addresses in Kansas avenues and near the National Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R Keonady
Rowley Brow BransGeld
Kansas Venus
National Hotel
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Democrats
Louisiana
National Democratic Party
REW York Bereveticals
Doolin Outlaws
Elnorabo Statxas
Armond
KR EK Lewis
Hom A. B Vranetsco
Senixerie
D. Mo
Lamar
Efford Chapman
Woods
Chess Cope
Charle Polbright
Harry Majors
Pete Ha Deen
Aupmuont
Ind
Ter
Dick Holleman
Jack Igard
Inter Ray
Marietta
Ber Jiming
West
Opera Tioanes
Greckinridge
Kennccty
National Christian League For
Elizabeth B. Crain
Kentucky
Women's Rescue League of
Boston
Iporsi
Proecots & Co
Nou
West Eighth Eueet
Topehs
Defaulter Thompson
White Sand Trust
Carnase
Gibbons
Maloney
Millington White Sand Company
Lexmerox
P. Pp. Johnston
National Trotting Association
Monroe Salisbury
Fleetwood
Ust
E. McHenry
Salisbury
Nuvapa
Moa
George Gibson
Cassville
Goodnight
Barry County
Carver
Kansas City
Bio
J. A. B. Elliott
W. i. Kreuandy
Lord Vaux
Harrowden
Fliegende Blaetter
Munich
Kaspar Braum
Frederich Schneider
Kaspar Draum
Echo Des Mines
Parker
Y. J. ©. Wilson
Grand Opera House
Archibald
Gunters
Mr. Barnes
Ors
Sreeentine
Emily Rigl
Marina
Piers Yee
James
Moore
Topeka Theater
Rand Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter
C. J H. Morrison
Chicago Ophthalmic College
Constitution Free
Kansas
Topeka, Kans
Stansfield
Cukee
Kansas Avenue
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