Peabody Likely To Be Governor Again In Colorado
Colorado election troubles loom beyond Peabody's likely seating by Friday noon as Democrats plan to seek federal review of the legality of his governorship. They aim to involve President Roosevelt and the Supreme Court to challenge the seating, citing prior federal inquiries into disputed elections. Republicans anticipate seat reallocation for several senators and a contested gubernatorial oath set for January 10, with Adams facing potential six day contest and a delay in appointments to avoid authority conflicts.
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Meeting Postponed on Water Bills Review
A joint meeting of the health board, works board and Mayor Tottaman to consider bills for city water work has been postponed to Friday. The items include George W. Fuller 9.05 and Dr C. Fe. Buson 1,750 for a few weeks’ work after bacteriological tests.
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Workhouse Crowded Prompts Immediate New Building Request
Col. Chow, superior of the workhouse, said Wednesday the crowded conditions forced prisoners to be doubled up in cells. In a letter to county commissioners with last year’s report, he urged immediate construction of the proposed new workhouse.
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Workhouse Report details prisoners and trades
Col Bhaw reported to the county commission that he housed 200 prisoners at the workhouse during the year. Next to laborers, painters were the largest single trade among inmates. The painters numbered eight, and eight men escaped during the year.
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Hamilton County Visit Discusses Bridge Over Will Fame Creek
Hamilton county commissioners visited Marion county coffinistaaloners Wednesday and urged joint action on building a bridge across Will fame creek. Marion county commissioners agreed to pay half the expense.
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City Raises Revenue From Market House Leases
City earnings from leases at the market house totaled 371 249 in 190 year, rising from 16 519 96 in 18. The notice notes improved income from Italian stalls and reflects a higher revenue figure and comparative growth.
Peruna promoted by testimonials from health letters
A letter wave of endorsements for Peruna as a cure for catarrh and lung ailments quotes multiple individuals in Illinois Oregon and California praising the medicine. Readers are urged to believe these testimonials and consider Peruna as a long standing treatment for colds coughs and systemic catarrh.
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Unhappy girl pleads for leniency after shoplifting arrest
A 225 by 9 shoplifter named Pearl Willis was arrested for stealing from downtown stores. Judge Whallon released her with a warning after she tearfully described a troubled home life. She promised not to offend again and hoped to return to her relatives in Anson and Michigan, with her mother and aunt present at the police station. Senator McCreary of Kentucky is cast as old school in Washington, adhering to long-standing courteous duties with the president each season.
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Nelson to land a job in Indiana politics
Nelson repurteau chairman of Ohio county travels home after political clash in Indianapolis. He expects a lucrative post under the base volt administrator and counts on support from Senator Fairbanks and others. Ohio county backed Roosevelt by a large plurality in November. Nelson, 33, is among Indiana's youngest political workers and has long county machinery ties. In New York, actress Patterson’s murder trial hearings begin as lawyers argue bail.
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Shark Utilization Sparks New Central American Trade
A company forms to convert sharks into commercial products. Fins will be used for soup, livers yield machinery oil, skin leather rivals alligators, jaws and teeth become various articles, and backbones supply walking sticks. The shark is described as valuable to the regional waters.
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Tenement Cooking and Nationalities in Tenement Homes
Teachers of cooking in tenement houses report about 3 percent of their pupils are Germans, with Swedes and Irish next and Americans rare. The note may reflect nationalities in tenement districts, and Germans are described as great homemakers.
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Governor hints at press censorship stir hits Philadelphia papers
Philadelphia editors denounce Gov yen nyacker's message to the legislature suggesting state censorship of the press. The proposal prompts strong protests from newspaper leaders who call the move an attempt to muzzle free speech.
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Trifles in Toilet Hints and Home Remedies
Fragmentary notes describe simple home tips involving orange peel and vine, wrapping rattan and batting to retain moisture, and using lime with a tick for water. Mentions a thin wrap, a vegetable astringent and hazel in modern looks as not harmful per the text.
Mrs Bannon, 89, Dead Funeral Held in Indianapolis
Mrs Elizabette Bannon aged 89 died after apoplexy. Funeral was held Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Dolly Daveerty in Indianapolis after years of residence there.
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Snow delays traffic across New Hampshire roads
All traffic delayed as heavy snowstorm piles up across New Hampshire. Sleet and high winds hamper travel with several inches of snow blanketing the ground. Readers are urged to place ads in THE SUN for free sale listings if they have sewing machines to sell.
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Postmasters Appointed Amid Turbulent Rail News
Four new postmasters were named across several towns including Reno, Waukegan, and Connecticut areas. The report notes weather disruptions and a train collision claiming two lives, with officers investigating the incidents and naming Charles Plabol and others among those affected.
New wrinkle in belts and picketing bathers scene
A garbled OCR note mentions belts, a person named Cortes, a set, bathers, and picketing. It implies a dispute or protest context with appearance details, but the readable text is fragmented, lacking clear events, dates, or organizations.
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Indians Embrace White Methods in Native Politics
An analysis of how education influences Indigenous political engagement shows the Cherokee and others adopting what the paper calls white political tactics. It notes fundraising, campaigning, and propaganda practices shaping upcoming elections and party strategy within the Five Civilized Tribes.
County Bonds Sale Reported Amid Vague Oaths And Rumors
A fragmented OCR note describes county bond sales and mentions bumpy phrases about interest rates and maturity terms. It references hearings and tentative dates with unclear names and places, leaving the main action as a bond sale and related financial terms.
Goose Boys and Dog in Neighbor Dispute Ends in Arrest
The garbled report notes a neighbor dispute over a dog and a box, with Mey and the dog involved. The incident centers on property and fear during a chase, with Treaster arriving later.
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May Boost Price of Glass Manufacturers Meet
A Scripps press report from Cleveland notes glass manufacturers from Pennsylvania New York and nearby states gathered Wednesday to discuss boosting glass prices amid concerns over production costs and demand. The meeting aimed to rally price increases across major markets and stabilize earnings for producers.
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Reform School Transfer for Hetene and Fhata
Notes indicate Hetene and Fhata were sent to reform school. The action appears ordered by Judge SUG and involves a person named TeTNaiNtaner, with mentions of Miswring and Woodite E. Workarhoul. The Wednesday date is implied but unclear.
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