Breeders' association convention opens in Washington
Delegates gather for the American Breeders' association annual convention in Washington. Secretary Wilson presides as president, with aims to improve human, animal, and plant life through the gathering. Taft won in Ohio with the Supreme Court affirming a lower court ruling on Bronson primary validity and setting a February 1 primary date in Columbus.
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Washington
American Breeders’ Association
Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Bronson
Woman's Kansas Day Club to elect president in Topeka
Candidate list grows as Mrs J S Simmons of Hutchinson emerges on the program to report on Pawney Reek preservation. Other Topeka names mentioned include Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter and Mrs A H Horton while Mrs De Witte C Nellis says candidacy is not possible now. Simmons, Baldwin alumna, is a respected state figure.
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Woman’s
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
J. S. Simmons
Hutchinson
de Witte C. Nellis
Margaret Hill McCarter
A. H. Horton
W. A A. Johnston
Simmons
Baldwin
Baker University
Woman's
Delegates Gather at Southwestern Lumbermen's Convention
Kansas City January 28 Two thousand delegates attended the annual convention of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association as it was called to order today.
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Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Detroit
Jan
Hall
Thompson
Drawing Treaty Signed Under Dingley Act Accord
Washington January 28 Secretary Rect and Ambassador Jusserand signed the Franco-American reciprocal arrangement drafted under section three of the Dingley act.
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Washington
Rect
Jusserand
Wagner Violoncelle Solo Mr Dalton and Other Pieces
Listing of musical pieces including Wagner Violoncelle Solo Mr Dalton and Aria from Der Freischuts plus Hungarian March from Faust. Mentions free tickets for fraternal organization members in Lawrence via their order secretary.
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Technikowski
der Freischuts
Lawrence
McGavin Attacks American Heiresses Marrying Nobles
Washington January 28 In the house McGavin of Illinois denounced the custom of American heiresses marrying European noblemen. He said he had no particular person in view yet argued women sacrifice their souls and honor on the altar of snobbery and vice. He claimed bargain days occur daily in New York with goods from ribbon to f le t.
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Washington
McGavin
Illicis
New York
Brutality at Illinois reformatory amid inmate death inquiry
Pontius Illinois January 28 reports from Illinois reformatory managers include officer testimony about brutality toward inmate William Hamlin. He was chained to bars for twenty two hours with wrists cuffed at head level and subjected to cold water cure. In St. Louis January 28 William J Lemp Jr files habeas corpus to gain access to his seven year old son William J Lemp. court to hear February 4.
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Pontius
The
Illinois, Reformatory
William Hamlin
Hamlin
St. Louis
William J. Lemp, Jr
William J. Lemp
Fire at Port Harford Threatens Town and Wharf
A blaze at two Standard Oil tanks in Port Harford San Luis Obispo County January 28 endangers the town. The Port Harford wharf is burning and authorities fear the port may be doomed. Rescue crews rush to evacuate residents as ships and boats prepare to help.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Standard Oil Company
Port Harford
Portford
Port Tarford
University News and Banking Law Debate Notes
University notes cover a Hygiene class inspection of the heating and lighting plant, Scoop journalism club at Kansas University with fourteen members, and a debate on final exam scheduling. Congressional hearings in Washington discuss an Aldrich bill amendment for state deposit insurance. Lt. Lahm was overcome by gas during balloon inflation but recovered, with expected flight today.
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Kansas University
Scoop Club
Harry H. Kemp
Poes
United States
University School of Journalism
Moore
Higgins
Burd
State Board of Bar Examiners
Sheld
Topeka
Washington
Senate
Fred W. Fein
Committee On Finance Today
Owen
Oklahoma
Canton
Ohio
Frank P. Lahm
Pessimistic Revenues Debate In House
In Washington on January 28 the House resumed urgent deficiency appropriation debate. Representative Fitzgerald of New York attacked Chairman Tawney's reseated statement on the estimated revenues for the fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Fitzgerald
New York
Tawney
Fire at Reera hotel in six story blaze
A rubbish fire in the basement of the Reera hotel in St. Louis spread to all six floors today causing momentary panic among guests. Many women fainted and some fled in fear while the loss is reported as small.
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St. Louis
Reera
Muetsr
Man Suspect Duval Arrested in Missouri Killing Case
Thomas Duval was arrested at the Scott county Missouri authorities' request suspected of complicity in the killing of James Hinkle near Benton. Hinkle's widow is jailed on a charge of poisoning Hinkle with strychnine. Separate items note a Detroit march for work, a marriage license in Lone Star, and Kansas City convocation.
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Percy, Ile
Thomas Duval
Scott County
Missouri
Duval
James Hinkle
Benton
Hinkle
Strychwine
Suited Mine Workers back Mitchell with six months pay
In Indianapolis on January 28 the Suited Mine Workers unanimously voted to grant President Mitchell six months pay plus medical attendance. Proposals to employ him as counsel at $5,000 and head the national educational board were reported unfavorably after his retirement on April 1. Best home grown carnations, sixty cents a dozen at Luther's greenhouse.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
National Educational Board
National Executive Board
Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago prices
Kansas City wheat and corn quotes with May and July contracts and cash grain levels. Soybeans not shown. Livestock data include cattle hogs and calves with receipts and price ranges. Chicago section lists wheat corn oats pork lord and live stock prices, with receipts and top values. Ad lines mention local products and shoe retailer, and a Chile product boast from E. G. Soxman & Co.
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Kansas City
Daly
Chicago
Thaw Case Nearing End With Substantial Prosecution Pace
New York January 28 The Thaw case moved toward closure as the state rested rebuttal and the defense prepared sur rebuttal. Jerome announced no expert rebuttal witnesses, while testimony from Abraham Hummel about Evelyn Nesbit's 1903 affidavit was read to the jury. Prosecution witnesses argued Thaw appeared rational the night of the tragedy.
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New York
Jerome
Abraham Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thawas
Blackwell's Island
Trummel
Must Run Regular Trains In Missouri Opinion
Jefferson City Jan 28 Attorney General Hadley issued an opinion to the railroad commissioners holding that the law requiring daily passenger service over all lines does not permit using mixed trains to comply. The ruling classifies trains as passenger mixed and freight and addresses roads operating only mixed trains on branches.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Missouri
Wisdemann's Ice Cream Flavors Appearing
A local display lists Vanilla Ice Cream Chocolate Tee Cream Peach Ice Cream and Orange Iee at Wisdemann's. The odd spellings suggest OCR errors but indicate a shop offering multiple flavors and a colorful menu.
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Wisdemann’e
Primary Election Bill Stalemate Halts Legislature
Topeka reports the Stone-White rail penalty bill passed the House while the Senate debated guaranty deposits. The conference committee on the primary bill remains deadlocked as petitions circulate to appoint new members. Hope fades for a split primary while talks pivot to the Stubbs bill and straight primary alternatives.
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Topeka
Kan
Board of Railroad Commissioners
House
Senate
Fitzgerald
Smith
Fitzpatrick
Simon
Dolley
Simmons
Haskins
Ryan
Morgan
A. C. Mitchell
C. B
Stubbs
United States
Lawrence Committee Eyes City Chautauqua Plan
The Lawrence Committee meets tonight to discuss launching a chaAutauqua in the city. The Journey advocates ministerial association leadership, noting ministers already built the state’s strongest Lyceum course and urging united effort from the Commercial club ministers and others to push the project forward.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Committee
Commercial Club
Pennsylvania Boodle Trial Update in Huston Case
Fragmentary report outlines prosecution strategy in a Pennsylvania boodle trial. References to Harvishues and Padan imply a cross action with the commonwealth and Livsting. Details remain unclear as prosecutors proceed this morning.
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Harvishues
Padan
Huston
Commonwealth
Americans Officially Received In Buenos Aires
American torpedo boats arrived from Rio de Janeiro and were received today by President Alcurta and the ministers of war, marine, and foreign affairs in Buenos Aires. The event marks official reception of the vessels by Argentine authorities.
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Buenos Ayres
Dan
Antversal
Fotila
Hin Janeiro
Alcurta
Archbishop Richard of Paris Dies Today
Paris archbishop Francois Marie Benjamin Richard died today in Paris after a long illness. The unexpected death in the French capital comes as the church plans to mourn his leadership and continue with the cardinalate succession discussions.
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Paris
Francois Marie Benjamin Richard
Plans for the Fifth Annual May Music Festival
Plans for the fifth annual May Music Festival near completion. The event will be held Friday and Saturday May 5th and 6th at Robinson Gymnasium. Omnibuses will transport about 300 people for those who do not wish to walk, ensuring broad attendance. The first concert Friday night will be a...
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Robinson Gymnasium
Varied Classified Fragments From A Faded Page
Fragmentary ads and notices appear, including sale offers and lost items. Scattered names and vague details hint at past commerce. The text references items like watches soaps and perfumes and mentions a few dubious addresses and names such as Mass St and Ray stores.
Song Recitaling by David Bispham Featured
A note on the renowned baritone David Bispham highlights his standing as a world famous interpreter. The text mentions an American-born singer connected with the Metropolitan Opera House in New York and in demand for song recitals as well as for opera performances.
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David Bispham
Bispham
Ife
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Louisiana primary set to pick next governor today
New Orleans reports the Democratic primary election will decide Louisiana's next governor with candidates J. Senden, lieutenant governor, and Bexeemare Wilkinson. The race centers on leadership, policy, and party priorities as voters head to the polls.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
J. ¥. Senden
Geutenant
Bexeemare
Wilkinson
Sugar Plan
Enlarged Chicago Symphony to Tour with Heavy Opera Program
The Enlarged Chicago Symphony Orchestra expands to sixty five players, led by Josenhecker, with soprano Genevieve Clark Wilson and tenor John Miller among others. Featured pieces include Prof Preyer's new piano concerto and Gounod's Faust in concert form. Chorus rehearsals start February 4 with membership applications to Dean.
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Chicago
Josenhecker
Genevieve Clark Wilson
Nse
Gaonon
John Miller
Arthur Middleton
VanOrdt
Frana Wagner
Ochestra
Lyons
Murach
John Ise
Prof. Preyer
Breitkopf and Haertel
New York
Gounod
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Blanche Lyons
Tannhauser
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Mr. Tillabrant
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Wieniaiwski
Violoncelle Solo
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Berlioz
Felix & Sons
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Congress
Straffon's Mentholis
Benjamin
Eaton-Hurlbut
Boughton’s
Rhode Island Street
I. E. Easter
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Mrs. Macomb
Fred E.stimpson
Kansas City, Kans
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William Tilbert
Kanwaka
Fred Nace
Lecompton
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Lone Star
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Lexington
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Chile
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Rayrond
Tira
Black Bear
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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