Local Practitioners and Business Notes Mix with Disaster Report
The clipping lists Dr John C Hudolph and Ralph E Barnes as medical professionals with office and residence details, then notes George A Banke handling abstracts and fire insurance. A dispatch from Catana Sicily reports three steamers damaged by an earthquake and tidal disturbance, and nearby ads mention a big department store purchase and New Year cards plus local shops offering Kodak film and cloaks for sale.
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London
Catana
Sicily
Rome
Italy
al Callomissetta
Mineo
Chavia
Catania
Agosta
Syracuse
Lindua
Glass
Santa Saverina
Noto
Calabria
Stefangoni
Sanofria
Thief Steals Nine Loving Cups From School Chapel
A thief or thieves broke into the High School building through a basement window and stole nine loving cups from the chapel room. Most cups were school trophies, engraved with dates and events, now of little value to thieves. No clues exist, but the case is being investigated with potential developments expected.
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Cdapel
Night riders trial resumes with defense witnesses
Union Tennessee December 28 crowd fills courtroom as eight alleged night riders face state evidence. Walter Holt from Bramberg testifies of a letter urging attendance or risk hanging. Holt identifies Garrett Johnson as leader amid Lake region presence. Neshville December 28 Judge Hart denies bail to Col Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharp in Carmack murder case. trial set for January 20 with defendants smiling amid supportive friends.
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Union
Tenn
Walter Holt
Bramburg
Tid Burton
Ridera
Holt
Garrett Johnson
Neshville
Hart
Col. Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
Senator Carmack
Many visitors and trips listed in Wakarusa items
Purely presowal notes list numerous residents and guests travelling to and from Kansas City Topeka Emporia Belleville Chicago Denver and Denver area including Prof Gray Thompson Dyer Belt Benedicts and many families. Also local events include a wedding trip to California and a theatre outing while a stray gold brooch is reported lost near Tennessee and Winthrop.
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C. L. Stewart
Wellington
A. T. Walker
Denver
Jos Dyer
Kansas City
Lynn Wilcox
Emporia
Abe Levy
Dask P. Miller
Mrs. Davidson
Wichita
F. Caldwell
Wingmneas
Charles Elwell
George Belt
Belden Willard
Chelahis
Wash
Misa Alice Taylor
Belleville
Edgar Bricken
Prof. Gray
Prof. Thompson
Chicago
W. B. Brownell
Frank
Maurice Benedict
Topeka
Ross Lewis
Josephine Gaye
Gertrude Messler
Kansas’ City
Adele Marks
Oscar O'Connor
Arthur Waldron
A. D. Mackey
Great Falls
Wyoming
A. R. Smith
Richmond
A. D. Hults
Alfred Wuse
Little Rock
F. Fiegenbaum
Wathena
Whit Laming
Son Whitsed
Maggie Bella Long
Corinne Coston
Ruth Marshall
A. I. Bench
T. B. Hargis
James Hall
C. E. Townsend
Marguerite Bullene
Lathrop Bullene
W. W. Decker
Charles Decker
E. E. Stauffer
Sheldon
Florence Phillips
Merry Widow
Warren Henley
California
Walter Summers
Mary Hall
T. M. Hargis
Misa Gretchen Rankin
Ernest Rankis
Merry’ Widow
Marie Sinclair
Phi Lambda Epsilom
Marie Haddock
Foot and Month Disease Investigation Reaches Albany
An expert from the state department of Agriculture has been sent to Manrop county to investigate several suspected cases of not anmyth disease among the children in Menrop county.
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Albany, X.Y
State Department of Agricultire
Menrop County
Much Money Stolen In New York Jewelry Raid
Disjointed wires report a theft of about 30 000 dollars in jewelry with suspects and locations unclear. Other items note sales and notices, including a dining room set for sale and a horse offered for sale, with scattered dates and names like Charles M. Anderson and F. Storien.
Graft scandal stirs Pittsburg council inquiry
Dec 21 report from Pittsburg Mass notes secretive postures among officials amid graft rumors. Arrests reportedly delayed to finalize city legislation before action. Roosevelt may be involved, with evidence copies sent to Washington Justice Department regarding bankers and bribery claims.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Voters League
Department of Justices
Washington
Thornton Hains Trial Defense Centers On Witnesses
The trial of Thornton J. Hains continued with the defense pushing to show he was not a principal in the killing of William E. Annis. Key witness Charles R. Weaver testified he escorted the Hains brothers to Bayside to view property, not to Sandy Hook, and Thornton Hains is to be the star witness amid concerns over Captain Hains health.
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Thornton Hains
Italy
Flushing
Thorntes J. Hains
Hains Brothers
Bayside
Yach Club
Annis
Charles R. Weaver
Hay Concreate Mixer Company
Sandy Hook
N.Y
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
McIntyre
Hains
Joseph A. Shay
Martin Skura
Yacht Club
Shay
Skura
Failon
Lim
John F. McIntyre
Anaiis
Fallon
Thorn
Ton Hains
Lawrence
R. C. Nace
Stanton
Dedicated to a Cat: 200-Page Memorial Volume Published
Chicago reports Mrs. Laura W. Green of Berwyn issued a 200 page book in memory of Tom Willoughby Green a three year old black cat with orange eyes and four blue ribbons from the Chicago annual show. The feline's life included a bedside bed with sheets pillow and quilts and an alarm clock rung to wake the house staff each night.
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Chicago
Laura W. Green
Berwyn
American Cat Fanciers’ Association
Tom Willoughby Green
Tom Willoughby
T. W. Greene
Tom
Mom
Death By Self Harm In Fargo Pastor's Son
Rev Robert L Dougherty 28 of Kansas City was found dead with throat cut in his Fargo apartment amid mental decline. The incident occurred while a congregation gathered nearby. Reports tie his death to ill health and overwork.
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Kansas City
Fargo
N. D
Robert Dougherty
Luchanin
North Dakota
Robert L. Dougherty
James G. Dougherty
Kansas
Young Dougherty
Court adjourns until December 30 1909
The notice lists Boyles at 725 Mass as a diary and New Year card shop and promotes a fine stock of New Year post cards and folders. It also mentions Dick Bros as a supplier location and references Nothing bate.
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Boyles
Mass. St
Dick Bros
Roosevelt to Push North American Conservation Conference
Washington announces a February 18 White House conference on conservation of natural resources for North America. Letters to Canada and Mexico leaders have been sent by President Roosevelt and will be delivered by Gifford Pinchot. The plan stems from prior conservation meetings with state governors and regional officials.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
North America
White Lows
Canada
Diaz
Mexico
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Commission
United States
Pinchot
Mexico City
Investigator Heney May Probe Pittsburg Graft Scandals
Pittsburg December 25 no new actions in the municipal graft case involving seven councilmen and two bankers. Rumor says Francis J. Heney, famed for uncovering Oregon land frauds, may be brought in by President Roosevelt to examine graft linked to federal institutions. Washington reports say Heney met the President on the Pittsburg situation. If he comes, he would serve as special examiner into use of bank funds by officers to make banks depositories of city funds, with $176,000 cited as expended. Clergy across denominations urged a thorough investigation and punishment where warranted.
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Pittsburg
Francis J. Heney
Oregon
San Francisco
Hoosevelt
Washington
Heney
Brooklyn Fire Traps Residents in Three Story Frame Building
In New York City Brooklyn a blaze on Third Avenue and Sixty seventh Street injured two men, endangered a dozen others including women and children. Charles Tucker on the second floor carried his invalid sister to safety as Fire Lieutenant Dacek remained on the third floor after rescuing colleagues. Firemen James McGroan and John McCue rushed up the ladder to help, but the ladder broke tossing them aside and possibly wounding Jareck internally.
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New York
Veco
Third Avenue
iSixty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Charles Tucker
Daveck
James McGroac
John McCue
Jareck
Market by Wire Grain and Livestock Prices Kansas City Dec 25
Kansas City market recap reports grains including wheat corn oats rye with bid and offer ranges for Dec May and July contracts. Cash prices listed for hard red winter and red wheat, corn and oats. Livestock receipts and bid ranges for native steers cows bulls calves hogs noted. Local ads for clothing and diaries conclude item.
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Kansas City
Cora
Choice Prairie
New York Kansans Dine at Boat House Hotel Dinner
New York on December 26 reports the fifth annual Kansas University alumni dinner to be held January 22 at the Boat House restaurant in Riverside Park. Notable speakers include Prof. Abbott of Yale and Dr. W. B. Franklin of Lehigh. The informal gathering featured a home dinner, Kansas maps, and readings. Officers of the Lawrence Building and Loan Association were elected today, with G. W. Jones as president and Frank Strong as vice president. Courtney and Day teams play tonight.
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New York
New York Union of
University of Kansas
Boat House
Hrops Park
Ltig
Abbott
Yale
Time Tachweed
Cill Epaole
Eugene Caldwell
Hervey White
Kansas Society
Waldorf-Astoria
J. BE
Donea
Thomas Pinser Jr
Kansas
William Mitchell
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
G. W. Jones
Frank Strong
Treasuree Dudley
Asher
W. S. Burdick
Blacksmith Will Advocate New Law at Kansas Meeting
Wichita dispatch reports Kansas blacksmiths and wagonmakers plan a January 6 and 7 convention to press for a new labor law enabling a skilled mechanic class to collect wages similar to lumber and hardware dealers. Attendance expected 100 to 200 as delegates gather to push reforms.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Amended charter granted to Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern rail
The Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern railroad company headed by Whitsed Laming was granted an amended charter increasing capital to 12,006,000 dollars from 10,000,000. A 1,050 dollar charter fee was paid after August when capital rose by 2,000,000 dollars. The state charter board approved the amendment and funding, with work on road construction ongoing.
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Kansas City and
Kansas Southwestern Railroad Company
State Charter” Board
State Charter Board
Laming
Chartee Board
Deferiodor Cream Sold By Wood Ward & Co
Wood ward and Co offer Deferi dor Cream a greaseless cold cream for skin protection. Large aluminum capped jar priced at 25 cents. Product described as having a pleasant odor.
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Woodward & Co
Fighting Tuberculosis Among Metal Polishers
Brooklyn labor leaders and spouses attended a mass meeting at the Museum of Natural History under the Brooklyn Central Labor Union. Dr L Williams urged fresh air and no expectoration in cars or homes while Joseph Flynn of the Metal Polishers union said sixty five percent of workers suffer TB. He added unions will do all possible to combat the tuberculosis evil.
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New York
Des
Brooklyn
Museum of Natural History
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
L. Williams
Vanderbilt Clinic
Joseph Flynn
Metal Polishers Union
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