Call Issued for National Democratic Convention Delegates
A Democratic party notice calls for a national convention. It lists key figures such as Mr Bier and Mr Mack and mentions preparations across states including Maryland and Georgia. The document sketches delegate selections and party leadership roles for the upcoming gathering.
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Liek
Fav
Dee
TITEL
Setae Ayia
Perritory
Mistan
Western Columbia
CPA
Ermient
Erie Venti
Abe Uumaniers
Hans
Dalton
Grewia
Norman S Mack
Dyiulei
MS Dabnson
Uinstins Dedie
McGanas
Tsi
Vitlalan McOsherne
Amelias
Wye
Atlanta
Cannon's Backing Grows in Mississippi Valley Support
Hopkins asserts Speaker's strength peaks in the Mississippi Valley and East, signaling robust backing for Cannon. The talk notes Cannon's broad base among representatives and public tone, with looming strong support in the region and potential momentum toward the White House.
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Hopkins
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Miiguis
eSpacker Iiven
Storm in Chicago Roils Midwestern Rail Lines
A severe sleet storm began last night disrupting telegraph lines and rail traffic from Chicago toward St Louis and beyond. Wires to the north and east were hardest hit with many dispatches blocked. the Weather Bureau warned the storm would persist through the day and into tonight across the Midwest.
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Lawrence
Doe
Bns
Torlay FC
St. Louis
Chivura
Mala
City
Lenin
Bloomington
Chicago
New York
Pintsburg
Weather Bureau
Jetties Nearing Completion at New Orleans Port
One of the greatest channeling projects in American river improvements nears completion this week as the jet ties at the southwest pass mouth of the Mississippi are finished. When dredging ends the harbor will become one of the world's deepest with 100 to 200 foot depths enabling access for large steamships. Government funding around six million dollars supports the work, linking navigable water to at least a dozen Mississippi states and tributaries.
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New Orleans
T’ Pass
Mississippi River
South
Mississippi
Death of Anson Storm in Lawrence store rooms
Anson Storm, an aging Lawrence resident and long-time local businessman, was found dead today in his rooms over his store. Born January 6, 1835 in Ann Arbor, he owned a hardware business established in 1860 and had worked across Kansas and Texas before returning to Lawrence. He never married and his death follows an illness and a period of monitoring. authorities note his death appears sudden but not surprising given circumstance. Storm was a former city council member and member of local lodges.
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Anson Storm
Mr. Sturm
Mr. Storm
Sturm
Stern
Mich
Whitewater
Walniy
Wis
ISG
Kansas
Lawrence
Galvestay
Tex
of Steel, Wood & Co
Hudson
Dallas
Naedelhofer
William Nadel
Hofer
Pativeta Claus
Mr. Nadelhofer
Santa
Nadelhofer
Thousands Without Food in Berlin School System Crisis
Berlin reports a deepening hunger crisis among primary school children as 13 047 attend without breakfast and 7 449 lack midday meals. The Children's Canteen Society can only cover 4 498 meals, prompting socialist calls for municipal funding of a daily meal program and a $40 000 request to sustain aid for winter.
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Berlin
Callaon Ita
Society For Administration
One Boat Crippled in Trinidad Flotilla Return
Port of Spain Trinidad December 23 The American torpedo boat flotilla that left here yesterday returned today due to a slight accident to the machinery of the Lawrence The damage is not serious repairs may be completed in one day The battleship fleet is not yet debited
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Lawrence
Match Burned Building Destroys Pratt Wallpaper House
A four story Pratt wholesale wallpaper house in Des Moines was destroyed by fire today. The loss is estimated at 160,000 dollars. A dropped match allegedly started the blaze, igniting two tar ends of matches.
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Iles Moines
Pratt Wholesale
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listed
Real estate transfers include Wim R Williams and wife of Lawrence selling Lot 4 New York street Lawrence to Nellie E Bailey for 1500. Anna K Lohman widow of Douglas County to William Thomas for 4000 with prior descriptions of sections and fractional parts in 32-12-20. Irrelevant line about a red headed girl appears in the text and is ignored.
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Wim. R. Williams
Lawence
Nellie E. Bailey
New York Street
Lawrence
Anna K. Lohman
Douglas County
William
Thomas
Markets by Wibe Grain and Provisions
Kansas City markets report grain and provisions for December 23 with receipts and prices. Wheat bids for May at 99 3/4 to 99 1/2 cents, July at 10 3/4 to 10 7/8. No 2 hard 99 1/4 to 99 1/2, No 2 red 95 4 to 97 8. Corn May 52 1/4 to 54 1/4, July 52 1/4 to 50 1/2. No 2 mixed 50 1/4 to 51 1/4. No 2 white 51 1/2 to 52 1/2. Oats No 2 white 49 to 50, No 2 mixed 48 1/2 to 49 1/2. Rye 75 to 78. Hay select at 12 to 12.50, Choice Prairie 9 to 9.50. Butter creamery 29 to 29 1/4 cents, packing 15.
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Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Batter—Creamery
Nevada Governor withholds legislature amid Goldfield crisis
In Goldfield Nevada Governor Sparks signals a statement to President Roosevelt about conditions and seeks retention of some troops beyond the set withdrawal. War Department orders movement back to quarters trigger sheriff deputies and mine owners patrols as Western Federation of Miners backs local action. White House says state must exhaust its own means before federal aid and will not delay troop withdrawal without state action.
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Goldfield
Nev
Sparks
Roosevelt
War Department
General Fanston
Reynolds
Tagalls
Benjamin Rosenthal
Spinker
Goldfeld
Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Consolidated Company
Washington
Dee
White House
Santa Claus Visits Lawrence Stores in Christmas Tale
In Lawrence the story follows Santa Claus as he visits Wiedemann's, Nadelhofer, Riling's, and local bakeries to select gifts for children. Merchants welcome him while he previews candy, toys, rugs, books, and pie shop treats, planning purchases on easy terms and imagining a festive hometown Christmas.
Fragments From a Late Classified Fragment
Readable bits show a classified style listing furniture for sale and a stray query about a plaster patch job. Names and places are unclear, but the readable items indicate a home goods sale phrasing and a stray question about work performed.
Kingston man explains slaying of wife child and brother
Albert Filley of Kingston Missouri testified to killing his brother and injuring a sister-in-law after a chaotic night that began with his ill wife in bed. He claimed his brother and sister-in-law killed his wife and baby, then attacked him. he shot his brother in self defense. The injured sister-in-law was hospitalized in fair condition as the case unfolds.
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Albert Filley
Kingston
Albert Filey
Tay Mut
Clay
Filley
Ife
Sherif Parker
Elsie
Another Bank Closes as State Examiner Action Involves Bank
Ausota Ga Dec 23 The Neal State bank was closed today drawing several hundred onlookers while a notice on the door stated the bank is in the hands of the state bank examiner President Thornton said depositors will be paid in full No other banks in the area affected A stubborn OCR reading preserves then unreadable parts but conveys the main event and official stance.
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Ausota
Neal State Bank
State Bank
Thornton
Christian Science Will Erect Building for Charity
Boston reports a Christian Science institution planned to aid the poor and general humanity. Mary Baker Eddy states the founding and endowment will cost at least 1 billion dollars, with the project described as a movement effort.
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Christian Science
Boston
Gallas
Christian Science Movement
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Institution
WILL NOT PLAY. Sated Pedestrian Refuses to Walk With Younger Mas
New York December 23 Edward Pay won Weston celebrated pedestrian who recently walked from Portland Maine to Chicago refused to walk with Dan Cleary claiming Cleary is seven years younger and not in his class Weston boasted of walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours noting the only trick is to stay awake a woman could do it.
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New York
Edward Pay
Weston
Portland
Chicago
Dan Cleary
Cleary
A Million Memabers plans union federation formed
Plans completed for a temporary federation embracing all building trades nationwide under the American Federation of Labor. The charter will be sought at the federation’s executive council meeting in New York on January 20.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Resignation of New Orleans bank president shocks market
New Orleans reports William Adler resigned as president of the State National Bank after an Adler Co statement of financial difficulties and solvency confirmation by clearing house officials. Meanwhile a mine disaster near Monongahela, 100 entombed but all accounted for, and a Pensacola man dies by his own hand in Salina, Kansas. Christmas ads and local shops promote homemade candies and goods at minimum prices.
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New Orleans
William Adler
State Naional Bank of
Clearing House Committee
Adler & Co
Adler
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