Kansas Notes on Pensions and Prominent Kansans
A mosaic of notes from Kansas history touches on a widow’s pension in the United States court at Topeka, four Pawnee chiefs granted divorces for gross neglect, and a string of profiles. The page highlights Mrs Brown of Arkansas City, speaks of England born Sears Shans, Kansas City figures, and remarks on state figures like John Spo and the Kansas State Historical Society president. It also mentions an old Indian chief and weather lore, Osage County coal, and upcoming Kansas State Horticultural Society events in Pekay.
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Ak ‘Brown
Arkansas City
Sears Shans
England
Liverpool
Eqwidow
United States
Tawnee
Pipe Clef
Alin
Duspurer
Kansas
Tinesas City
Rhea
John Spo
Kansas State Historical Society
Itanson
Molto
Mweh
Lot Wari
Ane
Clara
Virdie Price
Jigvwatha Havrtien
Igwatha
Wich
Tomas Nnd
Migs
Agnes Nixon
Ottawa
Oreron
Bly Dixon
McKinney
Missouri
St’ Louis
Conway Springsle
Cashing
Tereld
W. R. Little
Lincole
Little
Lincoln
Gloha
Department of Entomology
The
State University
Snoow
Lawrence
Normal School
State Textbook Commission
Nearuburn
Shawnee County
Osage County
Osage County Coal Company
Scranton
Burlingame Ge C
T Ea'Wayne
Atghson- 1
Missouri Pacifié
Atchison
Omaha
Harris
Uss
Kansas State Horticulturat
Peka
Kies County
Haa
Blanche Watsonsgei
Fort Scott
World News Roundup From November 24
A chaotic mix reports general avosiér arrivals, murder verdicts, warehouse fires, and aviation incidents. It notes 20,000 people acclaiming Chela Morry, the conviction of Frank Novik for murder, and a Ravenswood Distillery blaze causing substantial losses. Local unrest, labor talks, and politics are summarized with varied global references.
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Naseer
Avosiér
Westerth
Borbs
Neblane
Chela Morry
Chiteag Oy
Fanta
Frank Novik
HtetTriend Murray
Promicx Bagasta
Ravenswood Distillery ‘Company
St. Tous
Poxas
Big Grande
Duvily
Iraly
ohKirace
Peavey
Jissergrens
F.C. Dunhim
Marsal Wella
Turbulent World News and Local Disasters
A fragmentary late 19th century bulletin outlines global tensions and accidents. Reports include a proposed long overland route with inns for a 1200 mile journey, a price drop in coffee, a nitro powder explosion near Chesterfield causing no injuries, and vague military moves in Africa and China. Also noted are shipwrecks, political shifts, a Wisconsin fire, and a high profile court case involving Adolph Luetgert with ongoing legal maneuvers.
Restricted ship action prompts inquiry into chaplain Goodwin
In December the president accepted a restriction against Chaplain Ww Goodwin of the Wa bash as accused by the ship's captain of irregular conduct. A rigid inquiry was ordered and the matter referred for review.
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Goodwin
Wabash
Martin Thorn Jury Retires After Cottage Visit
The Martin Thorn jury retired at 2 pm after visiting Woodside cottage where Gulden sappe was killed. Thorn did not accompany the jury, a point some lawyers say strengthens grounds for trial and possible conviction.
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Guldensappe
Martial Thorn
Woodside Cottage
Thorn
Gale floods London ships in storm toll
Weather havoc from the gale across the British Isles causes heavy losses. Dozens of vessels driven ashore and widespread flooding hit coastal towns. Woolwich Arsenal area and other regions report substantial damage as residents cope with rising waters and delayed relief efforts. In other news, Dr Northayte reports to General Clay concerning his daughter-in-law and housing tensions amid ongoing family disputes.
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London
Ana Doys
British Isles
Woolwich Brsenal
Onto
Fire on steamer Natiante causes loss and injuries
Fire aboard the steamer Natiante late last night spread to the ore docks. Two crew members are missing and several others injured. total loss projected near 400,000. Fireman John Staley pinned between cars during a hot rescue, seriously injured. Boxing results from London and Chicago report Spike Sullivan, Jimmy Curven, Ben Jordan, and Tommy White in decisive bouts. A new agricultural building at Tuakegeg opened in connection with Booker T. Washington’s institution for colored students.
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Mark Buons
Silver Fails
Wis
Becamba
Ailehy
Biwatlee
Agolph Luetgért
Gary
We Pratt
WN. Y
Striet
Thad
Ieebort Biro
Germany
China
Nigami Benale
Suan Tung
Alkew York
Jackson
Flay
Rat
Vésobl
Péitroyen
Excanass
Dee. J
Natiante
Bleamer
Amarlosn’ Hoxer
Keats Curren
London
National Sporting Club
Spike
Farisley
Ala
Tuakegeg
Booker ‘I. Washington
Normal and Industrial Institution
The Reichsrath Faces Unrest Over Language Law Clash
The article reports rising German political unrest as factions unite against the government to oppose language ordinance repeal. Leftists demand resignations, while demonstrations resume. The fall of the Budenic cabinet sparks nationwide jubilation led by labor deputies. Haron Yautseh seeks to form a cabinet to manage Hungary treaty prolongation, facing tense negotiations between German, Czech leaders, and urgent timetable.
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Reichsrath
Premea Levi
Naw
Dr Abrahamovies
Empire
Gerimans
Budenic
Hungary
Spain's Autonomy Plan for Cuba Broadens Local Control
Senor Dupuy de Lamousa, Spain's minister, describes a Cuba autonomy plan that grants Havana greater self rule, including control of postal services, banking, and customs. The cortes would handle part of Cuba's debt, a detail presented as acceptable to both Spain and Cuba.
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Minster DeLome Buyst
Senor Dupuy de Jaume
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
United States
Cortés
Missouri Supreme Court Eyes Writs in Collateral Inheritance Case
Long, garbled report details motions for writs of certiorari in the state ex rel Willey van Rasteur and state ex rel Garth V4. Discusses collateral inheritance tax, university scholarships, and public figures including ex Governor W J Stone and F N Judson. Mentions Boonville, Columbia, and Keokuk county politics amid disjointed narrative.
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State University
The
W. J. Stone
W. N. Williama
Boonville
Hinton
Columbia
Silas. B. Tones
Walid Frank M. Bates
Sb. Souls
German Navy Growth Questioned In Empire Speech
The German emperor spoke in the Reichstag praising naval buildup while noting it should match Germany's mission at sea. He argued for readiness without rivalry, and cited China incidents to justify deploying ships near Klamp-Chou bay. He urged peaceful European progress under divine guidance and alliance support.
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William
Germany
Comata
Adhmany
Ness
Globe
Ring
Chon Bay
Ching
China
Kaya~hoon
Bagg
Hustarmg Asta
Klan-Chou Bay
Ibn Peattir
Government Receipts and Fiscal Deficit Report
Government notes November receipts totaling about $25,000.10, a small rise from October's $24,391.41. November deficit stands at $5,072,109, higher than expected, with fiscal year totals at $1,081,129, the expenditures at $174,230,259. Customs receipts for the year are projected far below the $180 million forecast, now seen at around $65 million.
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Wasirgaron
Congress
Morgan interests to consolidate wire factories nationwide
J P Morgan & Co move to secure control of all US wire and nail works. A six month effort culminated in a meeting in which every major wire manufacturer participated. The plan, worth about 260 million dollars, aims to have the country owned by Morgan interests by February 1 with John W. Cates of Chicago named president.
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T. Morgan
New Yours
Hisorts
United States
J. P. Morgan,& Co
Bonnell
Morgoy Company
John W. Cates
Chicago
Boxers booked clash ends in draw at Empire Club
Burram, WN Dee, Frank Eroo, and Jock Dowhey faced arrest after a planned bout at the Empire Athletic Club. They appeared before a county judge, posted bail, then resumed fighting at the clubhouse, the match ending in a draw after twenty rounds. Lon Lockey's alleged accomplice murder case continued in district court with a jury impaneled.
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Burram
Dee
Frank P Eroo
Jock Dowhey
Empire Athletic Club
Methodist ‘Ministers’ ’Association
Lon
Mother of lynched Indian hangs self in protest
A Standing Rock report states the lynching victim Philip Ireland’s mother hanged herself in a protest over the death. Indians fear the deceased will not reach the happy hunting grounds. State's Attorney Armstrong seeks dismissal. Frank Mackhawk and George Defender remain jailed, to be released tomorrow morning before General Kimsie returns with officials to the reservation.
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Hera
Hilip Ireland
Whitlamsport
Suleida
Indiana
Stati Reol
Jby
Armstrong
Syhen
Kimsie
Standing Rock
Navy armor plant board to report to Secretary Long
The naval armor plant board will submit its report to Secretary Long the next day. Advertisements calling for proposals for construction and government armor treatment have been prepared by the judge advocate general of the navy, in line with a provision from Congress. The navy will wait for legislative action before further steps. The board estimates total establishment cost at 4,609,000.
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Naval Board
Mepory
Congress
Navy Department
Flannigan Granted Bond In Bribery Indictment
Jasper county man John A. Flannigan was arraigned in Cole county circuit court on bribery charges tied to the last general assembly. Bond set at 1000 with A. Wollner of this city named as co defendant. further proceedings deferred to March term.
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Fanpee
Rex March
Jurronson
Dee T
John A. Plannigan
Jasper—county
Cole
Itiven A. Wollener
Wannigan
Ren
Reprimand for Levering in court martial report
Secretary announces the court martial of Captain Leonard A Levering of the infantry for brutality to private Charles Hammond. The record and findings are approved and a reprimand will be administered through publication in official orders. The proceedings were noted as likely to be approved by the department.
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Wagurmeros
Alger
Hunter
Leonard A. Levering
Earth
Infantry
Charles Hammond
Sentenga
Billiard Experts Meet in Five Cornered Madison Square Garden
Five contestants open the world championship billiards tournament at Madison Square Garden New York on December 1. Front Ives, the current holder, faces J. Schaefer, George Slosson, Maurice Daly, and George Gutton with Schaefer leading 600 to Daly 27% in early play.
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Madison Square Gardes
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nra
Klondike Information Via Burlington Route Foldout
Readers are invited to obtain the Klondike Fold with a practical guide to travel routes to Alaska. The Burlington Route offers a six teen page manual plus an up to date map of Alaska and the Klondike, with ticket offices in Omaha Nebraska. The ad also promotes Grain-O a coffee substitute and Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds. Various promotional copy and formatting artifacts are present.
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Barlington Noute
Klondike
Alysks
Burlington Fonte
Istamps
Francis
Ipeneral Paseeniger
Burlington
Omaha
Neb
Drugeiate
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East
Kansas Notes
Bimages
Ienny Langtry
Fingland
Wale
Yoo Cue Ployers
Ferien English Engineers
Empress of
Gaba
Bais
Jel Wade
Ckteant Snar
Ted Mines
Will Longttier
Partiek
Glenson Nény Hownor
Ley
Joseph Kowler
Soviniel
Dollass
Ingrel
Parkes Ashire
Jerry Dolason
Negros War
Mt Wuernse
Typobeil
MikTaléy
Wiete Tonuk
Kotla
Seaman
Saddleten
Terie Baylo
University
Baptist Ehucen
Waco
Peosaenle
Laa
Iin
Hatch
Gewati
Petireen Dapan
Hoieali
Jupan Elilous
Finnages
B. &O. Kala
Yaaed Olin
Providence
Hhmaslé
Herne
Lea Pitts
Se Lowls
Nyeuber
Dnger
Sugar
Woolson Splov Company
Arhiek~ Ips Coffee
Chesterfield
Agas
Nilés
Linta Callis
Lagos
Wea
Atria
Sheridan
Lovering
Secretary of War
Minera of Spring
Wales
Pettigrew
Bowth
Dskot
Yaever- Jay
Auywatl
Insurganta
Nop Bius
Wilhelm
Alaskan
Nikki
West Africa
Ous
Buptie
Sitaus Houthers
Ptund
Yusterday
Martin Thorn
Wm. Guldensuppe
Mrs. Nuel
Friélited Guidensapps ‘and
A8iayer Guidensumpe
Ana
Lim
Iid
Yeetetoy
Humbert
Hell Arent
Prince Henry
Napvns
J Ranels
Joseph Pas
Ganeseb
Fia
Pescare
Carr
Miapouri
Tiberty
Salouqike
Seatt
Jardon
Teddy Bale
Adolph Luetgert
Gary Luetgert
Phalén
Luetgertot
Jarman and Riese
Bay
Maloa Pape
Nate Ay Dee
Reed
Clay
Vanier View
Northayte
Cussiva MN
White Hall
Dora
Richardson
William Bryant
Rewton
Kan
John
Staley
LN Wei
Austria
Kuotgard
Allennslow
Keokuk County
Br. Sonera
Nes
Wear
Flannigan
Bond
Bhs
Washington
Thacasas
Bigekholmg
Sweden
State Department
Chickasaty
Stockholm
Mdntatt
Atand
Thase
Wasbib
Biller
Aafers
Wistadela
New Rives
Paris
Wists Atate
Norman
San
Ronte -Ticketalike
Stadeland
Byar Todadoo
Akacworh
Bird Island
Minn
Tate
Hood
Fis Ray
A.J. Tower
Per Heston
Masa
Anais Conneas Neers
Italy
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