President Roosevelt’s Son Suffering From Pneumonia Crisis
Feb 19 dispatch from Weebington reports President Roosevelt and Mea Roosevelt at Groton Massachusetts as Secretary Cartelpon relays that the young Roosevelt’s condition worsens with pneumonia in both lungs. Temperature down but respiration unsettled. doctors warn of a possible Wednesday crisis, with two to three days likely to show more signs. No decision on return to Washington. telegraph line set for direct updates.
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Weebington
White House
Cartelpon
Roosevelt
Gardner
Geof Shatteck
Boston
Koosavelt
Washington
Revolutionists Active Near Curacao Coast
Report from Willemstad Curaçao February 10 notes General Andrade, former Venezuela president, aboard the revolutionary Libertador. Insurgents landed on the Venezuelan coast at Cumarebo near La Vola De Cora, damaging the gunboat Crespo. Caracas reports alarm and active revolt near Barquisimeto, with Casita’s faction gaining ground. Capfandings heard toward the coast. Libertador reportedly engaged with southern gunboats.
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Thre Sa
Kameen
Revelur Usenry
Tepope
Willemstad
Curacoa
General Andrade
Venezuela
Steatver Libertador
Libertador
Venexuelan
Cumarebo
la Vola de Cora
Crespo
Caracas
Annabarquisimeto
Casita
Play Enjoined Over James Gang Glorification Claim
Frank James seeks to stop a local theatre from presenting a play titled The James Boys depicting members of the James gang as raiders and outlaws. He argues the production glorifies outlawry and misleads youth, prompting a temporary injunction from the circuit court.
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Frank James
James Gang
Kansas City
James
James Boys Gang
Tha James Boys
Reid Rubbers
Murder verdict sent in after lengthy trial
MASHAR MAN FOUND GUILTY Milied a Neighbor in a Quarrel Overa, Biel at Mariam. O ' Manon, Kan, Feb 10.-After being out twelve bouts, following a weeks' trial, the jury found 'Robert H Burton guilty of murder to the second degree. Mo killed neighbor in & quarrel overs jguel in November, 1990, and was tried last spring, found guilty of murder to the sec ond degree, appealed to the supreme court and got a new trial with the same result as before, Mivary Mulldinge Heraed. Hong Kong, Feb 10-A dispatch from Canton announces that the Berlin mis sionary society's buildinge at Fayen, near Cantog, hava bees bursed by an anti- Christian mob. The missionaries escaped. Another Light Bnew. Abilene, Kan, Feb 10,-Another light snow fell over central Kameas yesterday with the temperature & below zero last night. Continued cold is making hard work for stock men. There are six Kamssa mien employed in the government pristing offer at Wash ington as proof readers. They are Wai, W Frys of Parsons, Marion Ballas of Valley Falls, E C Gramley of Troy, 'A Peffer of Independance, Henry A Lyon of Moubattes,esd J 4 Miller of Mencotah. Each draws a salary of $4 36 5 day-
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Murder mystery grips Sutter Street guarded by police
The San Francisco murder of 16 year old Nova Fuller prompts autopsy findings of probable chloroform and strangulation. A man calling himself John Brown lured her four weeks earlier. investigators link a blood smeared cord and bandages to the case while noting no solid suspect identification. Nearby, an unrelated barber theft case echoes the danger in the same neighborhood.
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Kansas News Roundup From Topeka And Vicinity
A composite item lists multiple political and legal notes from Kansas. Highlights include Congressman W Aliederbay visiting for a congressional committee meeting, Miami County’s February 15 investigation date for deputy state treasurer T T Kelly, and revivalist efforts in Ottawa raising 500 converts. Other items note the Reorganization efforts for Atchison Champion, the Leavenworth county GOP delegates for the first district, Roosevelt’s buffalo preservation plan, a preliminary hearing for James Kay in Topeka, damages awarded to Eugene Handall, a Supreme Court discussion on Nick Chilean’s case, fatality of Frank White, Casper Strohminger’s suicide, and GOP conventions set for February 12 and 25 along with March grain dealers’ meeting in Topeka. A bid to move Rock Island shops from Hortos to Topeka is reported, and a Kansas Supreme Court ruling upholds the Hurrell liquor possession law as it pertains to illegal sale.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Miami County
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P Bice
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Ottawa
Atchison
Utah
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Leavenworth County
Republican Central
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
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Casper Strohminger
Cawker City
Jackson County
Delestates
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Kanes City
Kansas
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Paterson Fire Leaves City With Few Casualties
After a devastating blaze in Paterson New Jersey banks reopen in temporary quarters and many businesses begin recovery as volunteers donate food and shelter. Officials report insurance estimates vary widely while morales hold firm and fire crews continue to guard against looting.
Fire and crimes rock towns in scattered incidents
Anarchists burned the office of La Questione Sociale and Miss Ernestine Cravella's home after inflammatory speeches. Fires destroyed Bartholdi’s boarding house and a co op farm in Austin county Texas. Losses include $15,000 at Farmers Elevator in Wapalo and $3,500 in the lane. In Fort Wayne a 19 year old pleaded guilty to a charge stemming from an attempted patricide and was sent to reform school. Multiple deaths and arrests in Texas and Iowa noted, including a hotel owner’s bankruptcy, a department store fire in Yankton, and a sharpsburg bank robbery. Arkansas governor grants a stay in the Hughes case.
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Arkansas
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Oscoola
Army Decision frees volunteers. regulars to grant liberty
A U S circuit court of appeals ruled that the court martial of Volunteer officer Deming violated article 77 of the war code, distinguishing the volunteer army from the regular force. Deming will be released from Fort Leavenworth within sixty days, with other volunteers jailed by regular officers similarly affected to be freed. The case centered on Deming’s three year sentence and charges related to his accounts.
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Wil der Wants Quiet as Jokes Beat Street Noise
Marsheath Wilder Raltrond Agopta, a humorist known as the Wil der, asks permission to lay a Wilton carpet in the street below his window to dampen the noise of wagons and horses while he works on jokes. He notes the clatter hinders his writing and mentions supporting transit noises as a hindrance to creativity. He cites a large petition and asks the Cantor of Manhattan for quiet to develop his material. A note on a baby found at a station is also recounted, with the conductor delivering the child to the next station as the railway weighs possible custody.
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Reception and society notes from Topeka and Lawrence
A Saturday receiving event hosted by Mr and Mrs Goo Banks introduced Mr and Mrs Fant Banks of Topeka with pre decorated rooms and a cordial gathering. The Bates hosted a chapter House hop with Addison Howab and others, and many locals planned travels and visits. News items include Diaz retirement rumors, Foraker amendment seeking 75 percent tariff on Philippine imports, deaths and travels of Kansas figures, weddings in Lawrence, and social club plans in Lawrence and Topeka.
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Robert Stadford
Inventions and Oddities From a Curious Era
A Chicago professor unveils a machine claiming to render on screen liquid opaque animate and inanimate objects with a magnified photograph style. The excerpt also notes olive crop projections for California, price drops, and a garbled claim about over 300 known planetoids discovered since January 3, 1807.
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Chicago
California
Sendwich
Ireland
Ancient Mace Relic of Lord Mayor’s Authority Surfaces
A fragmentary OCR describes an ancient mace once borne by the lord mayor, noting its chainwork of gold and silver, seed pearl decorations, and the four crosses plus four embellishments. It cites dating to the early fifteenth century and its status since George IV’s coronation, with June slated for public interest.
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George IV
TV Rash and Gra af Larned Die. Kansas figures fall
TV Rash, former Kansas state senator, and Gra af Larned are reported dead. The two figures are linked to a local Kansas event, with details sparse but confirming their passing and their public roles.
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Kansas
Gra Af Larned
Bo Ot
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