Simpson's Funeral Wednesday For Ex Representative Jerry Simpson
Ex congressman Jerry Simpson dies from an aneurysm after a long illness begun during his last campaign. Funeral set for Wednesday at Scottish Rite temple in Wichita with state in 1 to 5 PM Tuesday and grave services by Blue Lodge of Medicine Lodge. interment Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Remembered Kansan Star Simpson Struck by Illness
News from Wichita reports Mr. Simpson, once a vibrant populist voice and famed speaker, hospitalized in St Francis with severe illness. Friends, admirers, and Masons across the city and nation express sympathy while recalling his wit, courage, and enduring public charm. The public seeks updates as tributes flow from former opponents and supporters alike.
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Fever Eradication Hope Grows as Deaths Stay Low
New Orleans reports six straight days with no fever deaths and 64 patients under treatment boosting confidence in eradication efforts. quarantine rules ease across Texas and Mississippi. Arkansas quarantine updates arrive as well. In Jefferson City, Governor Polk’s mansion suffered a fire causing about 14 000 in damages and he aided by trying to save his predecessors portrait.
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Murphy of Tammany Hall To Be Next Witness In Inquiry
Chicago reports say Murphy of Tammany Hall and Patrick McCarren will be called to testify before the Insurance Investigating committee. Officials of the Illinois Life Insurance company defend its handling of about 65000 dollars tied to Kansas legislation and reinsurance efforts.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
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Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
New York Dock Company
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Metturren
Mexico May Soon Have Gold Again
Mexico City report says exchange commission ordered the mint to put into general circulation the new five and ten pesos gold coins in exchange for old coins. The reform aims to issue the new gold coin next year in exchange for silver, completing the move to a gold standard after years without active gold circulation.
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May Lead Russia to Freedom Women at Court Post Humiliations
Late peace envoy signals broad social program in St. Petersburg as Count Witte gains imperial favor for premier and finance posts. Empress receives Countess Witte, a landmark event amid court intrigue while Grand Duke Vladimir resigns over family tensions.
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Receiver Named for One of Clarke's Companies
Pittsburg Oct 23 A receiver was appointed for the National Cable and Wire company, led by former Enterprise bank cashier T Lee Clark. J C Hunter named receiver with a court restraint on asset disposal. Company capital 500000. 151400 of preferred stock outstanding.
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Oet
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Dee
Clark
Roosevelt Receives Grand Mobile Welcome On Eve Of Navy Drive
President Roosevelt is greeted by about 40 000 Mobile residents as Confederate veterans form a guard of honor. He touts a strong navy and Panama Canal support while noting Panama route earlier. New Orleans also decorates for the visit amid carnival atmosphere.
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Oliver J. Semmes
Alabama
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Strike Preparations for 55,000 New York Teamsters
New York truck owners set up strike breakers headquarters as 55,000 teamsters face a threatened walkout. Preparations aim to maintain deliveries amid potential work stoppage.
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Russian rail strike ties up empire isolates Moscow
Russia faces a sweeping rail strike as trains stop nationwide. Moscow loses transport and meat supplies with shortages and rising prices. Officials warn of paralysis across industry unless resolved. Brigadier General Barry and Captain Colman depart for Vienna amid upheaval.
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New Fair Officers Tackle Big Deficit in Albuquerque
At the Twenty-fifth fair executive meeting in Albuquerque, new officers were elected led by Geo L. Brooks and Spits, and a program to erase the deficit was set. A season-ticket drive was launched, with support from the Traction company and State Life, to fund next year’s fair. Col. D R K B Sellers defended past officers and urged unity as the association moves to secure finances and concessions for the fair grounds.
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Arnat
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Rutherford
State Life
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Futherford
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Phan
Mellers
Macpherson
Cal. Sellers
Textile dispute tightens as unions push for wage restore
Textile operation in Fall River faces renewed tensions after the Manufacturers' association refused the textile council's demand to reinstate pre July 25 1904 wage levels. A special council meeting and a Wednesday union gathering loom as threats of another strike grow, with businessmen wary of escalating action.
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New York
Textile Council
Textile Councl
Governor Otero Back From Washington
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe Oct 23 Governor Miguel A Otero returned to Santa Fe three days ahead of schedule from a rest trip in the east He gained flesh and shows improved health He visited French Lick Springs Indiana then spent a week to ten days in Washington Hagerman may succeed him Otero favors single statehood but opposes joint statehood for New Mexico and Indian Territory
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Miguel A. Otero
Jae
French Leek Springs
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Hagerman
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M. A. Otero
New Mexico
Harrys
Bryan
Fuerope Clovernor
Otero
Hiserritory
Indian Territory
Will Spire
Harevid Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Roswell
Packers Face New Plea in Beet Coke Indictments
Packers now charged with legal conspiracy file a special plea claiming testimony to the secretary of commerce and labor was used by U S District Attorney Morrison to obtain indictments. They allege the same issues were raised in an injunction issued by Judge Grosscup and seek dismissal of the indictments.
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Morrison
Grosscup
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Ale Leges
Texify
United Sates
Riot in Santiago Over Import Tax Turns Deadly
A government petition in Santiago on December 23 to abolish the Argentine import tax sparked a violent riot. Police failed to restore order, killing ten and wounding hundreds as rioters destroyed streetcars and stole electrical supplies. Troops were expected to arrive.
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