Abstractors of Title and Real Estate Office Ad
A garbled notice lists STEELE as a title abstractor with WAB Abstracter of Titles in Douglay county and a separate line mentions BANKS and abstract bookt. It also reports on Admiral Remey’s Manila New Year reception in connection with MacArthur, noting mingling of Americans and Filipinos and the prominent American flag decorations.
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Ange Steele
Coeried
Manila
McKinley
Geneva MacArthur
Remey
MacArthur
Auveral
Sted
British Captures and Political Dispatches Abroad
Dispatches report Lord Mitchener noting British advances with reports of Knox capturing horses six wagons and 6 000 cartridges and releasing 76 prisoners at De Wierzsager. Separate items detail Democratic gains in Harrisburg and resignations in Topeka, plus patent grants, a new Missouri Pacific depot, a fire in Topels Towers, publisher Ebenezer Upham's death, and regional banking and industrial data. The mix includes Kansas and national notices with varied local items.
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Mitchener
Brench
Elder
Beyers
Smuts
Bill to Pay Damages for Destruction of Eldridge Hotel
Washington January 1 A congressional bill to pay twenty thousand dollars for the destruction of the old Free State hotel or Eldridge house at Lawrence is likely to pass next week or so. The building was burned May 20 1856 by federal and local officers acting on a grand jury finding at Lecompton. The measure, championed by Senator Harris and pushed by Representative Bowersock, has faced delays in the House with committee and calendar reconsiderations.
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Washington
Congress
Frees State Hotel
Eldridge House
Lawrence
Isi
Kansas
United States
Mareshal
Sherif Jones
With & Posse
United States Grand Jury
Lecompton
Senate
Seastor Hurria
Patec
House
Bowersock
House Committee On
Robber Killed in Warehouse Break-In Attempt
In St Louis on January 1, Thomas Walker alias Skinny Drake, a known crook, tried to force entry into Cole Bros warehouse at 420 South Seventh Street. He was shot dead instantly by Harry F. Kreier with a pistol. Kreier was brought to court and released on $10,000 bond. Cole Bros warehouse had been robbed fourteen times in two years with valuable material missing.
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Mr. Louis Basekot
St. Louis
Cole Kros
Rod Whrehoug
South Seventh Street
Thomas Walker
Skinny
Aline Drake
Harry F. Kreier
Kreuzur
Religious Revival Spurs Public Confession in Indiana
An Indiana religious revival at Kampton church reports many conversions. At a recent meeting Charka Wallace confessed his vote for Bryan and said he had accepted funds from Republicans to vote contrary to his pledge, seeking church prayers for forgiveness.
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Indjiang Bec
Indianapolis
Isd
Queker
Kampton
Upward County
Charka Wallace
Pensicot
Bryan
Emporia Bond Vote Shaping City Prospects
Emporia Kansas reports a special bond election for Orient Halls road and Kansas Southern railroad bonds. Voters favored the measures by about 1595 to 14, prompting widespread celebration and talk of anticipated growth.
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Orient Halls
Nueh Fausr
Emporia
Kan
Kansas By
Mexico
Orient Railway
Kansas 4 Southern Railroad
New Governor Inaugurated Amid Grand Military Display
Albany January 1 Benjamin O Dell Jr was inaugurated governor amid a larger crowd and grander military show than in years past Governor Roosevelt the retiring chief executive joined the ceremony greeting the new administration O Dell pledged to tax relief and support for business while upholding individual rights The oath was administered by Secretary of State McDonough and a noon reception followed
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Benj. O'Dell, Jr
Gouvernor Roosevelt
O'D
Sod
O'Dell
Roosevelt
Gov.o' Dell
Empire State
McDonough
O'Dall
New Michigan Governor Tianning Inaugurated at Capitol Steps
At noon Marion DP Silas was inaugurated governor on the capitol steps with military escort, a large crowd, and Chief Justice Montgomery administering the oath. A gubernatorial salute followed as the ceremony closed with officials meeting the incoming administration and Governor Pingree retiring.
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Mich
Dan
Marion
Silas
Capitol
Hee
Big Stuf
Covernor Pingree
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Gambing Houses Closed in New York Under Mayor Van Wyck
New York reports that by the end of the century Mayor Van Wyck ordered the closure of nearly all gambling resorts. Police Chief Divery ensured immediate compliance, and keepers were warned to expect a crackdown. Independent notes mention other city and regional items, including prisoner escapes, a government school appointment, a large New Year dinner, business notices, and social events in Lawrence.
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Jao
van Wyck
Largo
Independence
Kap
Jen
Montgomery County
Barker Confident in Speaker Win at Republican Caucus
George J. Barker of Douglas County appears set for speaker of the House after Ed McKeever and Henry Mason withdraw in his favor. Barker vows to let members vote freely for senator, aiming to avoid entangling senatorial questions with the speakership.
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George J. Barker
Douglas County
Hin
Ed McKeever
Shawnee
Barker
Henry Mason
Finney
Burton Forces
McKeever
Judge Barker
Hessions
Mason
Baker
Burtos
Abia
Thava
Beasysol
Omaha Offers 25000 Reward for Abductors of Cudahy Jr
At a special Omaha city council meeting a concurrent resolution was adopted offering 25000 for the apprehension and conviction of the abductors of Edward Cudahy Jr on December 15. Reward scales for one, two, or three principal offenders total 88000 to 815000, with the city seeking to ease the Cudahy family and relieve police from pressure in pursuing the bandits. The council’s action was unanimously approved and praised by local citizens.
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Cadeby
Boward
Ffere Pune
Omaha
Neb
Dan
Uell
Edward Cudehy, Jr
Cudahy
Tle
Bis
Qudahby
White House New Year Reception Opens Twentieth Century
At the White House a brilliant New Year reception welcomed President McKinley and Mrs McKinley with army and navy officials, foreign ministers, and cabinet members. Diplomats in full dress and Marine Band music accompanied the ceremony as crowds filed through the Blue Parlor for greetings.
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Major McCauley
Marine Corps
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Awaa Othe
Lord Pauncefute
Desu
Pauncefute
Miss Pauncefowt
Frank James Seeks Missouri House Door Keeper Post
In St Louis on January 1 a lively contest forms over the Jefferson City legislature seat for door keeper. Frank James claims twice as many votes as any rival and asserts no combination can defeat him. Opposition says honoring him would humiliate the state.
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Baya
Missouri
St. Louia
Jefferson City
Frank James
House of Representatives
James
Dense Fog cripples London with floodwaters and rescues
A dense fog blankets London causing severe travel disruption across the district. Widespread floods push water to four feet in low-lying areas with cottages barely visible. Rescue boats operate to save residents as thousands are affected by inundated works and several drownings are reported.
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London
Maine liquor law faced reform proposal in new session
May Anel d the liquor law urgent factors to consider governing traffic in Bangor Maine January 1 a plan to shift enforcement from the sheriff to city and town authorities described as a celebratory measure. another item notes a mortar accident in Norfolk killing a Civil War veteran, while Philadelphia reports Samuel Richie's woolen business seeking voluntary bankruptcy with assets around 704943 and liabilities 301000.
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Bangor
Maine
Presidential Electors Vote Totals by State Report
Official statement of the November 6 popular vote for presidential electors across states. Includes totals for National Union Reform and United Christian party candidates, plus notes on Republican and Democratic ballots. Also mentions a Russian engineer Prince A T Dahavachof and a theatrical stage electrical system.
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United States
National Union Reform Party
Seth N. Ellis
Ohio
Samuel T. Nicholson
Pennsylvania
United Christian Party
J. F. St. Leonard
Laws
John G. Woolley
Minois
National Union Reform
Arkansas
Indiana
Maryland
United Christian
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Iown
Louisiana
South Carolina
Thu
Prince A. T. Dahavachof
Thaa
Hood
Decapitation of Von Ketterer Murderer Shocks City
Pelle reports Su Hal, who killed Baron Von Ketterer the German ambassador, was decapitated at the scene during a mass spectacle at 3 PM. A large crowd witnessed the execution, with tumultuous reaction reported across the area.
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Pelle
Su-Hal
Baron von Ketterer
Trade Figures For 1900 From Washington Monthly Summary
The closing months of 1900 are pictured in a table to be released by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics in the forthcoming Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance. It compares imports and exports of principal countries during all parts of the calendar year with the same period last year, using latest available data from countries publishing monthly or quarterly statements. The report highlights how global commerce grew or declined in 1900 and its relation to United States development, noting the century's nearing end.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury Bureau of Statisics
Abeli Gonmerce
United States
Mrs Bryan to edit Commoner women’s department
A friend of the family states Mrs. Bryan will co edit the Commoner at Lincoln Nebraska with Mr. Bryan. The women’s section will not be mere frivolities but cover higher culture and issues of interest to the advanced woman. Also reported, the London bank Schmolz Aischinson Co was adjudicated bankrupt with liabilities over 129000 pounds.
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Masichand
Linocoln
Neb
Beync
Bryan
Aontos
London
Schmolz
Aischinson& Co
Space write up on Kansas university science building
The December 28 issue of The Isage of Science features a space write-up with illustrations detailing the new chemistry building at the University of Kansas. It describes the building and its facilities for sciences taught there and notes the structure as a great aid to modern science advancement.
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Zoinn Utyvou
University of Kansas
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