Caught Napping: Utah Governor and Senator Appointment
Salt Lake Tribune reports Acting Governor Aquila Nebeker appointed Judge C W Powers of Salt Lake City to the U S Senate while Governor Wells and Secretary Hammond were in Idaho meeting Roosevelt. The move follows a deadlocked legislature and questions over Nebeker authority, as the acting governor’s power is debated amid party tensions.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Wells
Hammond
Idaho
Roosevelt
Elant Bln
O. W. Powers
Balt
Uiah
A. W. McCune
Balt Laks
W. J. King
Nebcker
Wostenor Wells
Dinistration
Pocatello
Aquila Webeker
Senate
Nebeker
Weiss and Hammon
C. W. Powers
Gill
Mure
Aistraind
Sears
Roosevelt Special Train Visits Pocatello and Idaho Falls
The Roosevelt party toured Rexburg St Anthony Idaho Falls and Blackfoot with speeches by Governor Roosevelt and Senator Shoup. notable stops included Pocatello and a public address in Blackfoot where Roosevelt urged expansion and westward development while stressing duty to the nation and the Philippines.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Roosevelt
Mormon Church
Gleven
Rocecraft
Utah
Voices in Hard Times on Antitrust and Wages
A fragmented speech argues against drastic cuts and hysterics in response to tough economic times. It urges voters to weigh antitrust reform, trust power, and wage impacts, comparing past prices and wages to present conditions, urging honest, quiet action over panic.
Santa Fe Opens for Galveston Trade
Houston reports the Gulf Colorado Santa Fe line will open for Galveston business on the 21st after completion of the bay bridge. Railroads including Santa Fe, International & Great Northern, Southern Pacific and others push to restore freight service with barges carrying relief supplies and charters sought for additional shipments.
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Tex
Goodwin
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Galveston
Bay
International & Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Han
Texas
North Texas
Beaumont
Sabine
Euatth
Gull & Interstate Road
Deaths and Funerals Era J E Gavitt Newton
J E Gavitt formerly of Topeka died at her Newton home on a Wednesday. Born Ruth Hopkins June 6 186? she married J K Gavitt January 6 1886. Survived by husband and one child. They moved to Newton in 1890 where Gavitt was foreman of the Santa Fe shop. Also notes of Mrs Hiossom Harding Welsh who died after illness, 22 years old, with burial in Lafayette Indiana.
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Topeka
Newton
Mra. Gavitt
Ruth Hopkins
Whiteline
IRS
J K. Gavitt
Ar. Gavitt
Hiossom Harding Welsh
Tad Joveralsmerry
Dr. Harding
Northern Pacific Earnings on West Coast Rise
Northern Pacific directors approved the annual report at a New York meeting. The traffic agreement with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul for use between St Paul and Duluth was approved. The statement hints earnings issues may affect the Eastern division and overall status.
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East End
New York
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Duluth
Tte
Mil~ Waukes'i
Merlen
Washington
Weather update hints warm spell returns Friday night
The Caurecamers revert to announcing fair tonight and Friday. The cool wave fades and the genuine article is due Thursday morning at 7 o clock. Kansas City 101 Baker .39 Concordia .64 Dresden 04 Port Scott 144 Manhattan 36 McPherson 22 Wenge City 24 Toronto 23 Wichita 06.
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Concordia
Dresden
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Wenge City
Toronto
Wichita
McKinley West Campaign Moves Uncertain Plans
Chicago September 29 President McKinley may speak in the west before campaign end. Senator Hanna plans to visit Canton home next Sunday to entice speeches there. Hanna declines public talk on bringing McKinley to Chicago while preparing speakers bureau efforts and possible Harrison support.
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Hanna
Canton
McKinley
Payne
Sponkim
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West Virginia
Nebraska
Toui
Willis George Emerson
Harrison
Roosevel
Emerson
Jobeson
Democratic Committee
Richard Croker
Carroll for Senator Hopefuls Face Unity Test in Alma
Alma Kan Sept 20 Republicans in the county central committee meet to set the state senatorial situation. A senator will be chosen at the Alma convention on Sept 25 as no primary will be held. Cary Carroll, county attorney of Wabunsee, backs uneven delegate selection to maintain harmony among Riley Geary and Wabunsee factions.
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Hessin-McKnight
Alma
Kan
Cary Carrell
Wabuursee County
Riley
Geary Counties
Carroll
Wabuunsee County
Geary County
Bryan's Long Campaign Swing In Nebraska and Dakota
Lincoln Sept 20 Mr Bryan plans a two day campaign near Lincoln with brief speeches then rests at home for three days before beginning a Dakota trip on Thursday He will extend his work into other states and will not return to Nebraska until two or three days before the November election Travel notes also mention an Emporia to Return fare of 2 45 via the Santa Fe street fair tickets on sale now and good for return
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Htener
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Lincoln
Bryan
Dakota
Nebraska
Emporia
Santa Fe
New York
Igte
Wormuer
Heport
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Yessterday
de Gawtigh
Eben
N’ Tong
Woolley in Iowa Opens Prohibition Campaign Stop
The Prohibition special train reached Chariton Iowa where Join G Woolsey Henry B Metcalf John S Hughes and Oliver W Stewart addressed a large crowd at an open air meeting. Woolley denounced the Canton policy and its support by the present administration. The tour then moved to Creston where a large crowd greeted the party and speeches followed.
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Creston
Iowa
Chariton
Courthouse Square
G Woosley
Henry B. Metcalf
John S. Hughes
Oliver W. Stewart
Woolley
Canton
Wheat Market Rises in Mixed Chicago Session
In Chicago on September 3 wheat advanced amid long selling and a few shorts betting a rally after a recent slide. October opened near prior levels, then fell to around 1 1/4 per bushel, as London and English markets moved higher. Local receipts totaled 1 6 cars with mix of grades. Minnesota and Duluth shipments reached 415 cars, while Tees listings showed activity but market tone remained cautious.
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Chicago
Til &T
Liverpool
London
Minniy
Duluth
Aldattion
Tees Otters
Market Report from Topeka and Kansas City Stock Markets
Kansas City Live Stock Market reports cattle steady with receipts around 4 000 head and strong hog bid. Topeka markets note eggs butter and produce prices with oats dull but firm. wheat and flour futures show mixed signals amid weather forecasts and demand for new crop.
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Kansas City
Liverpool
SpHovisions
Inro
A. F. Harris
Topeka
Market summary and outlook amid strike and grain movement
The report notes ongoing ore and fuel tensions with outflow of currency and potential long strike impact. It cites coal mine suspensions affecting transportation stocks, and general market anxiety. It covers grain prices, weather, and futures in Chicago and other markets, with emphasis on wheat and corn movements, receipts, and near term demand.
Advertise Your Stock of Goods for New Trade
You have a stock of goods to sell and may bring trade worth tem tiones. If you have new goods or changes in your business tell it. Report at the rate of patents per week. If you do not want to invest, inform promptly.
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Bryn Eaid
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