Kelly Ally Split in Miami County Democratic Fight
The article details a power struggle in Miami County Democratic politics over Tom Kelly and Barney Sheridan. It notes anti Kelly factions, Sheridan’s election as chairman with proxies, and pro Kelly papers defending Kelly. Henry Allen attacks Sheridan in the Ottawa Herald and the Republican side backs Socialist and Populist shifts amid local elections.
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Milami County
Sheridan
Paola
Miami County
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Kelly Aghtim
Democratic Committee
Miami Conrey
Tom Kelly
Democratic County Committee
Kellyien
Boner
Frank M. Sheridan
L. D. White
Committverman
Paole
xen @ Taeuber
Anl
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Hite
Robert O'Conner
Richland
Archie Lee
Mound
Sod
D. H. Anl
Henry Allen
Ottawa Hermit
Barney Sheridan
The
Herald
Mape
Underground wiring project in the city district
The Missouri Kansas Telephone company begins burying wires in the business district. Crews lay internal conduit on Fifth street from Avon to Quincy, with the central office on West Sixth between Jackson and Van Buren. Main conduit runs on Jackson while laterals cross Ninth, Seventh and Fifth streets to alleys between Kansas avenue and Quincy. Poles will be set in central blocks and removed by early next year.
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Connecticut Democrats Convene in Hartford for State Ticket Endorsement
About 600 delegates meet in New Haven for the Connecticut Democratic state convention to nominate candidates, select a new state central committee, and endorse platform content. Factions clash over gubernatorial hopefuls Be Pe ofeeld and Mayor Charles Thayer Norwich amid a tight race for congressman at large and other offices.
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Tower is the Man Ambassador to Russia Selected For Post of Berlin
President Roosevelt selects Charles Tower as ambassador to Germany to fill the vacancy created by White. Tower will move from Russia to Berlin and Bellamy Storer, then ambassador to Madrid, is expected to succeed him in Russia. Henry White may become ambassador to Spain, with Madrid already ceding the post.
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Madrid
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Fast Football Opens Season Medics Face Ottawa Eleven
In Topeka the Kansas Medical College Medics meet Ottawa University in the season opener. Ottawa boasts one of the state’s strongest squads after a 21 to 0 win over State Normal last week. Coach Ernest Hughes guides the Medics with eight returners, three new players, and scrimmage and signal practice scheduled Friday.
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Page
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Lively debate at national Employers convention features Jane Addams and A B Stickney
At the National Convention of Employers and Employers in Minneapolis on September 26, a spirited exchange occurred between Miss Jane Addams of Chicago and President A B Stickney of the Chicago Great Western railroad. Stickney argued unions seek higher wages, while Addams pressed for shorter hours and criticized labor market stocking. The discussion also touched on coal field labor, social waste, and imported labor, followed by a talk by Col James Kilbourne on labor questions.
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A. B Stickney
Maple Leaf
Quinneapolis
National Convention of Employers
President Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Chicago
Berinte
Cel
James Kilourne
Columbus
Sovialtem
Kilbourne
Roosevelt’s Health Crisis Quietly Baffles Officials
Washington reports on September 2 with President Roosevelt seeking privacy as the nation faces a sensitive health issue. Cortelyou plans occasional briefings while officials acknowledge a grave situation may require careful handling. Generals Longstreet Moody and other dignitaries visit as Cortelyou notes not to burden the president with official matters despite naval concerns in South American waters.
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Ereary Moody
Stone's Order and Coal Breaker Report Amid Tension
Governor William C. Stone orders militia to assist Lackawanna and Luzerne sheriffs to restore order as unrest grows in the counties. In Williamstown a gas breaker was attacked but no injuries. more than 290 tons of coal were produced and the Likens breaker to resume operations soon.
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Lackewanna
Letagon
William Ca. Stone
Hardsby
Williamstown
Likens
Setingikit
Schoyisers
Thomas Will Promotes May Mastest Festival Music
Thomas Will engages orchestra to provide music for a May festival with four soloists and a chorus. The event gathers members from Beanies and both Kansas Citys to benefit a local society and offers prizes for concert and choral work. Excursions from across the state are planned to Topeka for the big event.
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Chestra
Tate Eeale Teastween
Kansas
Unclear dispatches depict insurgent boarding attempt and coastal guard actions
A fragmented cablegram from Commander M in Lima and notes from Colon detail insurgent attempts to board a train near Empire station, a marine response at Panama rail and wharves, and shifting command as F Mason relieves Cincinnati forces. report mentions Colonel Mason and Commander McLean in Colon with limited cooperation details.
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Pacific Cable To Hawaii Through San Francisco Link
Richard Dey, local representative of Clarence H Mackay, says the Pacific cable will connect San Francisco to Honolulu within days. The steamer Silverton carrying the cable will sail soon and bring the line ashore at the ocean beach for secure anchoring. The project costs about STEM and includes Guam and Manila as final landing points. Clarence Mackay departs for London via New York and plans to establish a home here, with part of his father's estate in this city and state.
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Sept. S
Honohu
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John W. Mackay
Silverton
Ocean Beach
Honolulu
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Guam
Manila
STEM
Clarence Mackay
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New York
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State
Anderson Accepts Invitation to Attend Washington Meeting
A club invited to be a guest of Commissioner Wa Pete will attend the Swecorar meting St Con evening in October. The event plans to feature Major and other officials, with a concert at a local venue later in the week.
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Corbett Refuses Sight McGovern to a Gnish Tam
York, Sept. 25 Youne Corbett has positively refused to sight McGovern to a Gnish tam. A former man, Charley Mitchell, the English pugilist, is mentioned. The speaker expresses a wish to decry from pictures that might be taken, and states an inability to see clearly.
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Youne Corbett
McGovern
Charley Mitchell
Roxy
World Fair participation to be expanded by nations
Government and major manufacturers will join efforts for the World’s Fair. John Barrett reports China, France, and other lands will send imperial commissioners and erect exhibits on the fair grounds. The event includes plans for extensive pavilions and official representation. A separate item notes the American Christian Convention meeting is set for Borfole, Virginia, this year. A girl receives a $5,300 judgment in a separate case.
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John Barrett
China
Froan
Gores
Stair
Weather Report Begins with Blustery Morning
Bay be Warner reports a blustery morning with wind at four miles per hour and a high temperature of 56. Thermometer readings show times at 7, 1, and 9 o clock with varying figures.
Elevator Disaster Leaves Several Injured In Kansas City
Kansas City Minnesota report says an Emery Bird Thayer Dry goods elevator collapsed while workers were loading a freight car. Several girls fainted, many believed killed, as the structure gave way and trapped passengers. No fatalities confirmed yet.
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Kansas City
Emery-Bird-Thayer Dry
Senate hearing on leper settlement labor policy debate
The senate committee guided settlement management as almost all witnesses objected to shifting control from the memorial. A request urged allowing Chinese laborers for limited periods, with workers to be employed for specific tasks. The activity noted on Sunday morning appears nonviolent and a nine month period was set for completion.
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Senati
Inquest Opens in Jersey City Over Pulitner Trunk Death
New York on September 23 reports the inquest into Anna Pulitner’s death began in Jersey City with the district attorney and William S. Hart observing for William Hooper Yours, held on the trunk linked to the shipping crime. Identification of the trunk was shown through photos and an auction viewing.
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New York
Anna Pulitner
Jersey City
William
Hart
William Hooper Yours
Pulitzer
Shipy
Couple Arrested on Larceny Charge in City Court
Mr and Mrs ceromne were arrested in Marion city court today charged with larceny from a dwelling. Witness Homer McDonnell said the pair entered 1201 Enet Fifth street and took one ulster and other belongings. Bert Kline identified the items and testified to the burglary. The defendants may be tied to Renee Kline and Bert Kline in related notes.
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Homer McDonnell
Marion Beer
Enet Fifth Street
Ulster
Bert Kline
Mays Renee
Stefta Kline
Dynamite Explosion at Heiden Kegle Hotel Injures Two
Frank McKee, a hotel guest, allegedly dynamited the Heiden Kegle on New Jersey Ave near D Street, causing casualties and property damage. McKee later killed himself. proprietor Lovie Brandt and his wife were injured, with debris and fire response extending into the basement. Detectives investigate the motive as mournful rumors of an explosive device and shots fired preceded the blast.
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Heiden Kegle
New Jersey Ave
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Uhia
Frank McKee
Lovie Brandt
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Germany
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Brandt
Eucata
Ian
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Philadelphia
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Jona
Mills Store News Promotes New Fall Department Arrivals
Mills store unveils a two day sale to spotlight a new Fall department with thousands of yards of fabrics in many colors and patterns. offerings include ta ffa t a varieties in various widths and special Dutch stripe satins. promotional pricing features reduced per yard rates on several ribbons and velvets.
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