Local billiard clash sparks Saturday night contest
J Harker and W Heed Runauld headline a 9 p.m. Saturday event with a 17 to 9 odds framing the match. Fans expected a tight run as both players display sharp form and seek early dominance in the season.
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J. Harker
W. Heed Runauld
Satertayr
Oklahoma Till Referred to Committee on Territories
The document notes that the Oklahoma Till bill reached the Senate and was presented and referred to the Committee on Territories for consideration.
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Oklahoma
Senate
Oklahoma Fever Reaches Kansas City for Oklahoma Land Rush
Kansas City braces for a flood of travel and buyers as Oklahoma opening nears. Railroads prepare for surge. exodus of workers and hopeful families grows. Oklahoma delegation meets at the Commercial Club to plan a Washington trip and press strategy.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Gale City
Oklaho
Washington, Oklahoma
Commercial Club
E. H. Allen
Ryerson Ritcuse
Mass Meeting Plans Delay In Transportation Policy Debate
A long session in Washington forwarded planning for a grand Calaboua mass meeting in Angaseas City and discussed civil service pay and reform. Debates covered the Eads estate payment, canal financing, interstate commerce amendments, and Creek Nation land cedence. Weather outlook for Kansas noted warmer, fair conditions with southerly winds.
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Oklahoma
Angaseas City
Was
Menaelahy
The Austro Hungarian Throne Question in Berlin
In Berlin the succession question for the Austro Hungarian throne dominates political debate. Analysts weigh likely successors and implications for Central Europe, while diplomats monitor shifting alliances and potential reforms.
Mourning in Vienna for Crown Prince Rudolph's Funeral
Vienna observes a solemn funeral for Crown Prince Rudolph with imperial family present. Officials, clergy, and civic leaders gather at the Capuchin church as black drapery, candles, and mourners mark the royal ceremony and processions through the city streets.
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Furendor
Pester
Liefburg
Hohenlol
Klostergusa
Hohenlohe
Bausach
Chick
Ceremonica
Ganglebauer
Alte
Epialle Eile
Monsigneur
Galimberti
Angustine
Francis Joseph
Belgiaag
Empire
Count Kalooky
Coons von Paafe
Lower Autria
Vierou
Pesih
Rudolph
Geffekin affair sparks budget debate in reichstag
In Berlin the third reading of the budget saw Markel push the Geffekin affair amid calls for indictment transparency. Minister Von Schilling defended the government action, arguing the document was an objective statement of facts. Debate touched on press freedom and legal boundaries, with no grand coalition shifts reported.
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Wm. T.smith
Enginger
Glardy
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Webb
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Ford
Unite States
Congress
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Liuia
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Austria-Lungary
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Savay
Francis Joseph
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Pesth Gay
Wester Iloyd
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Geffeki
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Terr von Schilling
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Bates
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Ince
Samoa
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Schwul
Tesid
Lion Twee
Putohen
Geriywaar
Aduirs
Hisaarek
Preston
Gernun
Herta
Wantinaton
Bisiarek
Berlin
Sinte
Striker Killed as Police Fire on Belt Line Protest
New York February 5 A deadly clash erupts on the Tenth Avenue Belt Line route when strikers overwhelm a boulevard car at Sixty second Street. Policeman Thomas Schneider fires on the crowd wounding several. striker McGowan is killed by a shot to the head. Eyewitness Thomas Doolittle describes a mob of about eighty led by a commander, the strike subsequently called off as workers return to duty.
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Tenth Avenue Belt Line
Inspector Byrnes
L O'Clovk
Sixty-second Street
Boulevard
Central Park
Thomas K. Schneider
Charles Walker
Frederick Weindorf
Hyiy
Stebiendy
Ely
Par McGowangh
Deatin
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America
Ireland
Belt Line Road
Schneider
Essex Market
Thomas Doolittle
Doolittle
Stri
Sixty Second Street
Ine
Temaccapunta
Egan
Telegraphic News Notes From the Nation
Various brief items report incidents including Edwardsville post office burglary, a Topeka furniture store blaze costing 3 000, a Burlington boot and shoe store fire with 140 000 loss, and a missing secretary of the navy gathering. A Boston derailment killed the engineer and injured crew. Tipler’s forgery case sticks at Portland. A Kentucky bridge accident kills a worker. Marion Alabama faces mounting racial tension after factory labor friction.
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W. M. Digoon
Topeka
T. O. Adams
Bure Jington
Laws
Secretary of the Navy
Whitney
Cleveland
Uit
Parnell
Jobo Walter
Lomton Times
Boston
Interesting Supreme Court decision on facts over suspicion
Iowa Feb 5 The state supreme court revised a lower court judgment in A C Hosgrand and Washington county case. The defendants faced maintenance of liquor charges after licenses for selling liquor for medical purposes were questioned. The court reversed, stating every fact must be proven by witnesses and not based on suspicion, while noting the defendant Hoaglatut and Avag Lund were implicated in the broader case analysis.
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E.A. Carlzon
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Joneson
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Costa
Mottram
Levi Horner
Natham & Horner
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Kansas
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Kas
Pele
Committee On
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Senate
John MM. Claren
Craword
Warkness
Isat
Supreme Court
Penitentiary Investittion
Morses
Iowa
State Suprema Court
A.C. Hosgrand
Washington
Hoaglatut
Avaglund le
Belgtfon
Pebrusry
County Board of Supervisors
Suk
Supreme
Vhec
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Nebraska
Rayéuleot
Board of Trade
Noel
Nashville
Tenn
D. A. Rauck
Noel Romi
Teculus
United States
HARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Local Trades and Market Notes
Deputy Clerk and Treasurer Rees Goh County Surveyor reports mixed market activity. Kansas City Grain and Provisions lists prices and bids with references to dairy and fancy goods, receipts large, market notes, and miscellaneous items including corn and butter.
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Kansas City
Kamess Crrz
Picouast
Eid
Paonnca Butier
Faruear—Cnickene
Einesio
Pachelone Torar
Lyes Dreesort
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