Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Dag County
Notice is hereby given that on the thirty first day of November A D 101 the private court of Dag county Kansas duly appointed and qualified an executrix of the will and estate of Inez C Zuok, late of Douglas county deceased. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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Pruiate Court
Dag
Jan
Kandes
Inez C. Zuok
Douglas County
Opium Trade and Corruption Under Scrutiny
Delegation in Washington discusses measures to curb opium sales and protect natives, with President Matturles urging clear action and Secretary Tay promising to push the matter. Oklahoma official Grimes denies any financial ties to the Oklahoma Sanitarium. St Louis raid targets the Southern Telegraph and Money Griller company as police pursue enforcement under a commerce law.
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St Githeie
William Grimes
State of Oklahoma
Wim
Washington
Simar
Gus
Deakins
Oklahoma Sanitarium Company
Sanitarium Company
St. Louis
Nec
Southern Telegraph and Money Griler Company
Synal
Police Board
Lowell the poet critic and editor of a modern age
A compact study of the Lowell persona, tracing his birth heritage and library upbringing to his major works. It outlines his poetry from the Biglow Papers to the Commemoration Ode, his satirical stance in A Fable For Critics, and his prose through The Atlantic Monthly and The North American Review. The piece praises his range, critical influence, and enduring patriotism amid 19th century literary life.
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Lucifer
Pink Pills for Pale People Aid Astoria Man
Astoria man recounts a 1896 rheumatism paralysis attack that left him nearly bedbound. After doctors failed, his wife found Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. two months later he recovered enough to work as engineer of the Hattie yacht on the Columbia River. Pills priced at fifty cents each, two dollars fifty for a box, sold by druggists or mail order from Schepsteaday NY.
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Irving Avenue
Rantoria
Oregon
Chinese Exclusion Bill Drives Capitol Debate
Washington reports a Chinese exclusion bill introduced in the House by Mr. Kahn for the district including San Francisco’s Chinese quarter. The measure limits entry to treaty-rights groups and specifies exceptions for officials teachers students merchants travelers and returning laborers. The article notes related legislation on a McKinley national park and various anti trust and constitutional reform proposals, with discussion of representation and House committee actions as the session winds toward Tuesday.
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Washington
Kahn
San Francisco
Brownlow
Appalachian Mountains
McKinley National Park
Ball
Texas
Crompacker
Indiana
Congress
Mr. Moddy
Massachusetts
Myr. Fleming
Georgia
Me. Crompacker
McWinley
Martial law grips Andahisia as riot fears rise
Reports from Andahisia Alabama describe troops deployed to guard Sheriff Bradshaw and 25 imprisoned black rioters amid martial law. A posse killed a man tied to the riot. authorities warn of potential attacks from Opp. Names of victims and perpetrators are not given. The nation remains on high alert as clashes continue.
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Ala
Dee
Porerhor
Sid Sherif Bradshaw
Opp
Ris
Immigrant Law and Labor Reform Highlight AFL Conference
The American Federation of Labor meeting in Scranton debated immigration enforcement and the labor movement’s response to contract labor. Edward F. McSweeney defended the spirit of the law, urging stronger immigration controls and noting the rise of alien contractors. Resolutions tackled suffrage, Geary Act amendments, anti scalping, and broader trade autonomy.
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New York
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Suit Over Guardian Pension Rights Remains In Court
Washington December 7 A guardian seeks a mandamus to halt further withholding of 72 dollars monthly pension for George James Brick a former Eighth U S cavalry private The guardian claims no legal basis for the action and notes a 9824 balance must be used for the ward first The pension bureau says funds in guardian hands are federal money and subject to the commissioner's discretion.
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Philadelphia
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Eighth United States Cavalry
Pension Bureau
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Train wreck on Oregon line injures two crew
An east bound Oregon Railway & Navigation passenger train No. 2 derailed 12 miles east of The Dalles. Engineer Maurice Cavanaugh was badly scalded and possibly internally injured. fireman Frank Chase seriously injured. No passengers harmed. Cause traced to a piece of rail left on the track. The incident occurred yesterday after a nine o clock departure from Portland.
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Dalles
Ore
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Portland
Here
Maurice Cavanaugh
Frank Chase
California Gas Company to Build $3,000,000 Plant and Pipeline
A proposed merger will form the California Gas Company uniting several local gas outfits. It plans a $3 million San Francisco plant and a pipeline network from Bakersfield to San Francisco, reaching towns from Southery California to Sacramento. The project aims to supply towns along the route with gas via extensive tributary lines.
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Secret school penny drive praised by McKinley Memorial
The plan assigns each pupil a sealed envelope with name and home address for anonymous contributions to a national memorial fund. Gifts from a penny to large sums are accepted, with every donor receiving a souvenir certificate stating only that they contributed. The idea aims to equalize impact regardless of wealth and may be endorsed nationwide.
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Wreck on Fraser River Curve Kills Two on Canadian Pacific Train
A rockslide near Vancouver on a slow eastbound freight derailed the engine and thrust it 300 feet down a bluff into the Fraser River. Engineer Randall and Fireman Petruff died. three cars fell over the bank. Traffic halted for six hours. The report also notes a Bible completion update and a scattering item about lighting and power firms in San Francisco.
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Dean
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