Billy Sterne Named United States Member for Kansas
The president sent nominations to the Senate including Francis G. Lowell Massachusetts judge Henry L Burnett New York attorney Wa Edgar Sterne U S marshal Kansas Owen L W Smith minister consul general to Liberia Das G Stowe Cape Town consuls general to Cape Town Pekin Berne Bern Frankenthal Port Surssa Rosario Malta etc Leander P Mitchell assistant comptroller treasury and Felix S Baker John Bush etc from Harrison Little Rock detailing new posts and offices as listed in the presidential nominations.
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United States
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Missouri
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Cape of Good Hope
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Pekin
China
Adolph L. Frankenthal
Berne
Neal McMillin
Michigan
Port Surssa
Jaz, M. Ayres
Ohio
Rosario
Argentine Republic
John H. Grout, Jr
Malta
Edmond
Brodowaki
Iluois
Brealay
Durrant Case Denied Habeas Corpus Appeal
In the U.S. circuit court Judges Mor row and Dehu ven denied Durrant’s habeas corpus petition and refused leave to appeal. The decision halts further court action while experts lament no autopsy will be conducted to study the pathology of the case.
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Bateest Orris
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
Morrow
Dehuven
Durrant
Theaeo Bane
Wheat trade rumors deny heavy sales by Leiter interests
Chicago Jan 5 The claim that Joseph Leiter had closed most of the Wheat sale contracts to New York and Baltimore exporters was denied by a French broker for Gelvur interests. A firm offered 100000 bushels near the May price but was refused. Leiter interests deem selling at current prices a waste of time.
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Wichita
Foley murder case in Liberty Missouri overruled new trial
The court overruled the motion for a new trial or arrest of judgment in the state case against William S. Foley, convicted of murdering his mother. Foley appealed to the supreme court and was granted a stay of execution. His lawyers have until March 1 to file the bill of exceptions.
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Liberty Mo
Wm. S. Foley
Broaddus
Supreme Court
Iia
Fuley
Foley
Legislature Organized in Urgent Times With Republican Majorities
The Jan 5 report from Wasusnetun notes the legislature opened with a 50 member senate holding a Republican majority of twenty and a 150 member assembly with Republicans leading by eight. Gov Black’s message focused on state matters as both houses elected Republican caucus nominees without incident. Senator Teller of Colorado proposed a concurrent resolution to pay U S bonds in standard silver dollars, to be reviewed by the finance committee. Ex-Police Lieutenant Sam Bank was convicted of extorting money from Hyde Park prohibition district operators, facing up to 6500 in fines and imprisonment, with a request for a new trial and bond.
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Wasusnetun
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Chicago & Alton
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Beither
Grand Central
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Hyden
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Pickering
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Bickering
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Wells Fargo Company
Peabody
Bryant
Joplaherty
Sparks
Officer Greeley
I Jhhey
Fred
Sheffield
Elite New York Cotillion Sparks Social Backlash
A New York cotillion at the Metropolitan club annex drew sharp commentary as invitations limited the guest list to about seventy five from New York's 400. Attendees included Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Fifi Potter with Worthington Whitehouse leading the dance with Mrs. Astor. notable absentees listed.
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John Jacob Astor
Burke Rocke
Fifi Potter
Belle
Misa van Allen
Mrs. Astor
Missen Gerry
Commodore Gerry
Wm. XK. Vanderhils
Worthington Whitehourne
Astor
C. H. P. Belmont
W. ©. Whitney
Herman Qoelricha
Syndicate to Buy St Louis Browns for 90000 Data
A St Louis syndicate of young businessmen has arranged to buy the St Louis Browns for 90000, including grounds and franchise, to be handed over by President Von Der Ahe. They plan to issue 150000 in bonds and reorganize the club for the next season on a winning basis.
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St. Lovins
St Louis
Louis Browns
Grounds
Itc
von der Ahe
Bryan reception and time clock controversy in 1900 era
Bryan welcomed home with a complimentary banquet by the Bryan Traveling Men's Club in Lincoln Nebraska. Distinguished guests from Kansas and Massachusetts attended while J. Overmyer spoke on The National Democratic Candidate 1900. Also reports on Bundy time clocks provoked clerk indignation in Washington. An 8 year term was given to Julius Lunte for burglary. Additional items cover New York injunction bills, Missouri supreme court docket, and Kansas agriculture notes.
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Neb
Traveling Men's Club
Lincoln
Jan
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan Traveling Men’s Club
Lincoln Hotel
George Fred Williams
Hoston
David Overmyer
J. H. Atwood
Kansas
Overimyer
Bryan
Washington Department
Government Printing Office
Sentenes Cutcaco
Julius Lonte
Baker
Lunte
Agend
Ohio Selections Remain Unchanged Amid Senate Stalemate
The Ohio senatorial contest grew harsher with yesterday’s developments. Reps Griffith and several doubtful members faced continued pressure as leaders guarded caucus secrecy while votes loom next week. In Cleveland the street railway franchise bill passed the House unanimously amid ongoing factional maneuvering. Maryville reports threats against Griffith as a mass meeting is planned tonight.
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Griffith
Kramley
Cleveland
Hacas
Senate
Karke
Hanne
Kurtz
Bushnell
Marynville
Griffth
Columbus
Griffiths
Robbers Foiled At Magnes Home In Rosedale
A bold break in near Littleton failed when two masked men assaulted Peter and Mrs. Magnes at their Rosedale home while attempting to blow open a large safe. Neighbors repelled the attack. Magnes sustained head wounds and his wife facial injuries. The suspects fled.
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Col
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Rosedale
Littleton
Magnes
Remarkable Will Denounces Religion as Sham in Tabor Will
Henry Morehouse Tabor probate filing reveals a will denouncing religion as superstition, requesting no funeral services and cremation. Dying at 73 on Christmas Eve, he leaves his entire estate worth over 1 million dollars to his two children Sidney Richard and Mary. Meanwhile Leiter Wheat Contracts Near Closure as 6,750,000 bushels are spoken for by L Dreyfuss Co and Gil & Fisher with French exporters.
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Henry Morehouse Tabor
Tabor
First Presbyterian Church
Tibor
Sidney Richard Tabor
Mary Tabor
Laiter
Joseph Leiter
L Dreyfuss & Co
Gil & Fisher
Baltimore
Frost hits Florida reports fake weather and fogged trains
Telegraph briefs note a frost across Florida driving fruit growers frantic while other items describe fog causing head on train collisions near Rock Island Kansas, burglaries near Lexington Missouri, and a flurry of international and domestic notes from Washington to Mexico involving treaties orders military gear and a powder factory explosion in Spain
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Kansas City
Albert Lewis
W. J. Trent
Frederick Fletcher
Kaiver Kaness Civy
Lexington
John
Strodeman
Markets by Wire Ranbas City Live Stock Report
Kansas City stock receipts and prices show market steady with steers cows and heifers and hogs moving. receipts 2,000 plus. Kansas City Grain notes higher wheat and mixed corn. oats firm with rye and barley quoted. Illinois and Chicago grain futures show cash prices for wheat corn oats and rye with various delivery months. Apple market and dairy quotes listed. prices range around 40 in modest activity.
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Kansas
Tekas Ateora
Texas
Kansas City
Kamnas Cery
Waear
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