Kansas City Fire Ravages Hill City Side
South side of Hill City Kansas nearly destroyed by fire with losses over 100000. Other items note Fort Leavenworth guard released after five year term. Princess Mathilde Bonaparte ill in Paris, and a Philippines slavery bill proposed in Congress. German annexation claimed in German Southwest Africa and draft for German consulates in Seattle. International Socialist congress protests lynching. Roosevelt and European anxiety over Kaiser recovery discussed.
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Hill City
Kansas
Militia Called Out After Disorder At Reservation
Early reports describe Major Smead and officers sent to Missonia Fort to quell a disturbance on the reservation. Troops escorted by Washington orders march toward Tinine with tensions high and several police wounded amid clashes with protesters near a railroad.
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Missonia
Mont
Fort Missonia
Smead
Ladien
Ladiaz
Joe Morrigesa
Troahie
Mortrignan
Terres
Marie
Itte Wen
Washington
Tinine
Prise
Washington state news highlights Seattle events and plans
German consulate to be established in Seattle. A temperance ticket is named at Garfield. Rep Humphrey seeks a Seattle subtreasury. Everett to get a Catholic hospital run by Providence Hospital association. Mrs Fannie Fohs sues Lt O G Haines in Seattle. Samuel B Crockett, first Tumwater sawmill founder, dies in Kent at 184. Everett power plant deal aims 15000 HP on Wallace river. Jones introduces bills for 50000 acres for Orting soldiers home and informer fees for G M Rouse. Wheat pool near Almota sells for about 60 cents to J G Elliott for Portia and Grain Co.
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Samuel B. Crockett
The
Sound
Tumwater
Kent
Seattle
Everett Improvement Company
Wallace River
Gold Bar
Everett
Jones
State of Washington
Orting
G. M. Rouse
Ballard
Puget Sound
Almota
J. G. Elliott
Portia and Grain Company
Hanna Hosts Montana Labor Leaders at Waldorf breakfast
New York November 28 Senator Hanna entertained Montana labor leaders visiting President Roosevelt at breakfast at the Waldorf Astoria The guests included union presidents and delegates from miners restaurant workers and labor groups who planned to depart to the West later in the day.
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New York
Hanna
Montana
Flour trade with Japan grows as exports surge
Washington reports Miller's figures show a sharp rise in flour shipments to Japan. For September to nine months ending September exports reached 24554 barrels, compared with 152 barrels in 152, and nine months this year exceeded 80000 barrels. Authorities note wartime preparations and daimyo government influence behind moves.
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Washington
Japan
Seattle Market Report Summary for Grain Oats and Livestock Prices
The Seattle market report lists farm product offers and livestock prices across commodities. Grain oats at 22 20 per ton, wheat, chicken feed, and alfalfa listed with varied per ton prices. live hens, spring chickens, beef, sheep, hogs, hides, wool, and dairy items appear with multiple price points and weight terms.
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Joon Deniers
Saatre
Washington
Pomiur
Lowe
Cihorre
Bo Geen
Cory
Greene
Cleveland Declines Nomination for Presidency in Letter
Grover Cleveland declares he cannot be the Democratic nominee again and says his mind is closed to seeking the presidency. The Brooklyn Eagle will publish his note, which arrives amid New York coverage of party support shifting to Judge Alton B Parker.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Brooklyn Fagle
Princeton
N.J
Dwar McKelway
Ron
Brooklyn
Platt Odell Reach Absolute Political Agreement With Roosevelt
Washington notes a final accord between Senator Thomas C. Platt and Governor Benjamin Odell of New York. The agreement, announced after a White House conference with President Roosevelt and George W. Dun, aims for harmony after six months of differing views on state appointments.
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Washington
Thomas C. Platt
Benjamin Odell
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Platt
Odell
George W. Dun
Republican State Committee of
New York State
Santo Domingo Rebels Seize City as President Flees
Dispatches report Santo Domingo surrendered to revolutionists at Puerto Plata with Wos y Gil and ministers taking refuge on a German warship. A Washington cablegram notes the president agreed to surrender the city and articles of capitulation were being drawn up.
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Cape Hayti
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Wos Y Gil
Washington
Powell
Seattle embraces electric lighting amid gas trust row
Chicago November 27 Mayor Harrison says Seattle will enter the electric lighting field and seeks to end the gas trust grip. He notes the move could force price changes and invites public scrutiny as the city weighs its options and rights.
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Chicago
Mayror Harrison
Gas Trust
Habeas Corpus Invoered In Seattle Case
In Seattle on November 25 Frank S president of the Citizens Light and Power Co faced a grand larceny link to the Marquand bank failure three years ago. A writ of habeas corpus was issued via Governor McBride for his return from New York after delays and advisement. The case centers on delay in issuing the writ and the bank failure. The New York connection and the bank collapse are cited as factors in the legal arguments.
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Seattle
Frank
Citizens’ Light and ‘Ower Company
Marquand Bank
McBride
Olimpia
Yesterdar
Caetl
Poor
Aiformers
Faollertan
Supreme Ceomrt
Nage Bell
WicBrode
Paor
York
New York
Poor Pot
New K
Bank Faulire Towing & Straightes
Ainei
Aden
Land Reform and Public Land Trends Questioned
Fragmentary text discusses public land issues and potential land reform. It references detriment to vast tracts of land and arrangements affecting entry under some policy. Mentions individuals METIS Gates and others in a debated land question.
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Wastin
United States
WmMner
Arte
Gates
Ware to Resign from Washington Post Capstone
The text announces Dugene F. Ware, pension official, plans to resign and return to law practice in Remass around mid November next year. It hints at a broader reform effort and reflects on political and governmental expectations amid a contentious leadership period.
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Washington
Dugene F. Ware
Ganearel
Flagler Wins Out in Washington Match
Washington report notes Flagler defeats Oakridge in a disputed game. Muscular play and strategic errors mark the contest as officials review the merits of a Worden contract for the proposed Decessary headquarters.
Tekoas Shot of Bowes Tenkos in Washington Demand Homes
The article fragment notes a demand for twenty pre developed homes in a Washington location tied to Bowes Tenkos and a person named Namer in an applied context. It references Sop and BME dinnet but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Wash
Wrortac
Unclear 1920s Dispatch Warnings Amid Global Powers
Fragmented report cites unnamed officials and governors, referencing conflict warnings and political maneuvers. Text mentions Beijing Shanghai characters and foreign advisories, with scattered dates and obscure place names.
Lennon 27 in the town amid a tense moment
A garbled report notes a 27 year old named Lennon involved in a disturbance in the town. The account mentions witnesses, a video, and authorities responding to the scene. Names of places and groups are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Shaneikwen
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