Taft Abrogates Treaty of 1832 With Russia
The White House announced that President Taft served notice of abrogation on Russia for the treaty of 1832. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee and leadership prepared to act, with the plan to ratify executive action in session. Leaders debated whether to proceed with Senate alone or include the House, and the noon session was set to decide.
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Russia
Senate
Washington
Wne
Bussig
VAM
White House
Sulzer
House Conmittee
Foreign Affairs
House
Congress
Todd
Capitol
Senate Salleries
Foreign Relations Committee
Jon Nussit
Fridday
Str Petersburg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Union
Theda
Mo Uel Wats
Rafter
Baskian
Jade
Ini
Art
Leyburn
United States
Restulidd
Heyburn
President Att
Ruan Ambat Senaor
George Pbakimeters
Big Masonic Meeting With Elections And New Equipment
Lawrence Lodge 9 plans Thursday election of altiversarial ledges and installation of Numbers 9 and 6. New scenery gear arrives for first time. Board of Directors to present first formal temple building report. Knights Templar water parties absent this year. Senate resolution and U S policy mentioned in broader context.
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Lawrence Lodge
Knights Templar
Charles Morse Dying in Army Hospital Report
Charles Morse is reported in very serious condition as medical officers at Fort Meher Army Hospital state his ailment is grave and slowly worsening. The Army report notes his condition remains critical and unstable.
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Tay Ae
Thes Army
Meher
Warrant Charges Pinckney School Principal Ruth Scott
Miss Ruth Scott principal at Pinckney School faced assault and battery charges revealed in a warrant issued today. The document cites alleged acts involving a teacher named T Cartes and a whipping incident. Authorities describe the case as a school related assault with formal charges filed.
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Ruth Scott
Pinckney
Rath Scott Priecipal
T. Cartes
Turbulent Chinese Politics Reported From Secret Deliberations
A chaotic telegram from Nanbinz Reuters outlines factional debates within the revolutionary leadership. Tang-Saso- and Wa-Tae Fans reportedly discuss arrests and security for Ta Shao-Vio amid protests and assassination talk by students. Princesses in day reports confirm San Ya esen elected president by a New Chinese republic revolutionary convention. Meanwhile, Katherine Leonard visits and Lawrence residents note summer travel, with Manning planning an extended Florida stay and shipments to Portsmouth.
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Vahie Kai
Wa-Tae Fane
TaneSheVi
Sone Amon
San Yaesen
Aly
California
Katherine Leonard
Lawrence Toulayy
Tames
Kane City
Carl Fenwler
Tawrence
AL BE. Manning
Florida
Toy Ware
John Newman
Suday Tar
Portsmouth
My. Ware
Torney
Kansas City
Harry Greeh
Baldwin
Silk presidential ticket found in Lawrence history exhibit
A relic silk ticket shown in Lawrence lists Franklin Pierce for president and a slate of electors from Indiana counties. It notes James H. Lane of Dearborn, other named electors, and details a 1862 voting ticket associated with the Pierce ticket. The artifact, brought by A. Notestine and his mother, is described as rare and precious.
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James H. Lane
Lawrence
Lane
Congress
Indiana
Notestine
Fost
Mr. Notestine
New Shimpsuire
Wiliam B. King
Lemocratie
Dewdiory County
Astirion
William of
Brown
Oliver PL Davis
Vermillion County
Fighth Lorenza CL Danehorty
Boone County
Samuel A. Tiuh
Cass County
Reuhey Diowsent
Dee Kath
Franslin Pierce Ram
Srifs
Revival Ends with 126 Conversions at North Side Church
The North Side Christian Church reports 126 conversions in fifteen days amid a revival led by Rev. WilHITE. A record crowd of 248 attended the final service, with plans for a grand rally next Sunday as WilHITE preaches. The session, praised for its impact, noted strong participation and expressed thanks for assistance received.
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Wilhite
North Side
Christian Elaméel
Iitomytia
Sanday Seibold
Ovcasion
Tarpey Secures Bridge Contract in Grant Town
Commissioners awarded the bridge construction contract for Grant Town township. Juha Tiepy received the bid tract for the building of the bridge in the Ivant townehigh PT tet county, with a bid around 59300 dollars.
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Grant Township
Juha ‘Tie‘py
Meeting to Boost Good Roads on Lawrence Road Plan
A meeting to be held next Tuesday at Wakardsa to discuss road improvements including the Topeka to Lawrence road project. Miss Hildesade Mense returned to Kansas City after visiting friends and Lawrence county residents.
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Lawrence Road
Wakardsa
Topeka
Law‘rence
Miss Hildesade Mense
Kansas City
Central Hotel Fire Last Night Ends With Severe Damage
A blaze yesterday evening tore through the Central Hotel, water damage spreading through the structure. Firefighters battled the flames as rain aided efforts. investigators seek a cause while estimating substantial loss and describing the blaze as potentially devastating if not contained quickly.
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Ote
Stork
Mareyevilles
Sidtsas
Striner
Alotlaya
Jose
Death of Former Eudora Farm Resident Sparks Local Hunt
A former Eudora resident, once linked to legal trouble, faces a fatal incident aftermath. The case involves a man identified as a farmer and resister, with connections to local news staff. Investigations focus on his arrest history and the events leading to the death, while community memory recalls his earlier life and family.
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Eudora Mir
White
Aebpendientis
Mie White
Pat Core
Ediner
Baba
Drorber
Imir
Death notice fragment from 1106 Del al area names James Harris
Fragmentary obituary note mentions James Harris and references a will or death context with several names including Mrs Thais and Du. The readable text is incomplete and lacks dates or clear relationships.
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James
Harris Tans Varris
Trolley Cars Collide Head On near Watford City
A head on trolley collision occurred in Kansas near Watton as trolley cars crashed on a highway section. Injured listed include W. M. Woodhind and others with dispatch noting hospital treatment and possible fatalities.
Nephew Injured in Wreck Near Welenth and Trem Welvatt
A nephew named Thane Pard and others suffered injuries in a wreck near Welenth and Trem Welvatt. Reports describe a frantic scene as rescuers and witnesses recount the chaotic aftermath with unclear details while police investigate the incident.
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Juha
Sydney
Ares
Weleatt
Peter
Woldathe
Unclear fragmentary note on workers and women employees
Fragmentary OCR text mentions women employees and workers but lacks coherent facts or context to form a complete news item. It references bearing or beating but leaves names places dates or actions unreadable.
Lawrence boys attend religious campaign meeting
The Lawrence gathering featured speakers including Jane Chancellor W. Brown of Chicago and John The Me x- Faunder. They spoke on Sunday School work and education, praising the boys for their good time and noting plans to introduce new ideas into Lawrence Sunday Schools.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Janeehnerels W. Brown
Chivaze
Dhe Beys
John
Mercer Authorises Double Vaccination Despite Cholera Risk
Local authorities report cholera's spread around Eudora as Mercer plans double vaccination under official authorization. The measure targets protection of domestic stock while carrier and cattle health authorities outline directives to prevent further outbreak and ensure veterinary oversight.
Agriculture Department Produces Wheat Output Report
A Washington based production and value summary from the Agricultural Department outlines wheat estimates. The report notes figures for a 15 year outlook, with values and production projections.
Mexican quake measured by KU seismograph
A garbled report notes a strong earthquake recorded by a Kansas University seismograph with Professor Cady cited about a significant tremor. The text refers to unusual geological readings and mentions Peay and Lerbess in unclear context, with many corrupted phrases surrounding the event.
A Journalism Building Seeks Quarters at Medic Building
A journalism school plans to occupy space in the Medic Building. The university department indicates travel during holidays and welcomes visitors over the sabbath period. Mr. and Mrs. Ve A. Iann and relatives from Indianapolis New York are in town for holidays.
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Medic
Peniversiny |Ats
Mystipinett
Ani
Fred G. Soxman
Indianapolis
and Mirs._ Linton
New York
Banking Equality Urged In Report
Washington December 18 Appeals for immediate reform of the banking and currency system and tariff revisions based on new reasons and practical experience. Secretary MacVeagh presents figures showing a 1915 surplus and possible deficits, urging a nonpartisan plan and strict prohibition on bank stock ownership to prevent trusts. The report supports national and state bank equality and calls for specific duties over ad valorem rates to avoid loopholes.
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Ange Toms Service
Secretary of Treasury
Mach
Congress
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Panay Canal
The
Nations Monetary Commission
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Mar MarVeaui
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Ani
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