Train derailment in Nebraska injures dozens with few seriously hurt
Reports from Ogata and Omata Nebraska on November 11 describe Union Pacific eastbound No. 3 derailment after striking a broken rail. Fifteen passengers were hurt, none seriously. one woman suffers back pain and a man sustained a head wound. Crews rushed from Oyalla to aid, while the train continued westward with repaired cars six hours later.
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Ogatta
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Oyalla
Iitke
Disgraced Kansas City Preacher Arrested for Indecent Letters
Rev. G Wynne Richmond a Congregational evangelist active in Kansas and the West was arrested in Erie Tennessee for sending indecent letters through the mail. He allegedly wrote many letters to women including his wife and was tracked for two months by Inspector Sutton. He preached revival meetings across Horton Bigelow Wamego and other areas.
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Kansas City
Congregational
Kansas
West
Post Office
Ile
Erie, T
Inspector Sutton
City Hospital
Richmond
Horton, Bigelow
Wameyo
Kan
Missouri
Arkansas
Wamesy
Average corn yield compared with last year across states
The department of agriculture reports November yields averaging 22.3 bushels per acre for corn, down from 27.4 last year. States listed include New York Ohio Michigan Minnesota Texas Missouri Nebraska and others with varied rates reflecting October flower conditions and crop development.
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Department of Ayrienl
New York
Vownastvinda
Atte Ohio
Mieligauin
Jollans
Texis
Minnesota
Reads Town
Avy
Missouri
Kina
Nebraska
Suffrage Panel to Push Kansas Equal Vote
Delegates at the Hindwynndl convention of the Suffrage Association revising the constitution and establishing life membership. The state membership scheme was abolished. The group plans to refile the case for equal suffrage in Kansas and targets the election two years hence to persuade voters.
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Anet
Terry
Winn
Naw Sersin
Dlawil Suffrage Association
Kansas
Seven Kansas counties may be consolidated in western state
Western Kansas legislative plans include merging seven sparsely populated counties Stevens Seward Morton Stanton Grant Wallace and Greeley into three to cut county costs. Other items cover cattle auction results in Kansas City notoriety and Oklahoma fusion gains.
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Toraka
Kan
Stevens County
Seward
Morten
Iva Stanton
Tbl
Grant
Hauskeil
Greeley
Mills Resume Across Nation After McKinley Victory
The Tribune presents a list of 275 mills and factories that have reopened since November 3, employing 155,495 men, plus a second list showing 10,650 workers at other plants back to full time. The compilation reflects how business activity rebounded after the election.
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Curcaco
the Tribune
Pacific Line Proposal Prompts Transcontinental Steamship Plan
The article outlines a bold plan by Chicago financiers to build a fleet of steamships capable of 20 knots and 3,000 tons each to secure U S mail subsidies. It cites anticipated routes from the California coast to Havana and New York with projected subsidies of 4 dollars per mile and 29 000 dollars per trip. A four twin screw steamship initial fleet would carry freight and passengers to establish a new transcontinental line.
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Chicago
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United States
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Chie Cave
Smong
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Vie Rillionaire Dry Foods Wan
Chiego
Hone Neus
Orders Pouring In Boost Local Lumber Firms
In Carro, BL, Nov. 11, Three States Lumber adds 100 workers doubling mill and yard staff as orders rise after election. Ruzace Burgess nuts plant at Ouion Tenn hires Offy men. Chicago Mill and Lumber runs packing box factory overtime with 50 workers. Careys Hallidy Lumber to start box factory and planing mill next week employing 125. Other firms report brighter business and rapid order flow.
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Three States Lumber Company
Ruzace & Burgess
Ouion
Tenn
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Chicago, Mill and Lumber Company
Careys Hallidy Lumber Company
Retail business improves after election in Kansas City
Kanass Cry Mo Nov 11 There is widespread improvement in all retail trades since the election. Merchants report better trade and money is more plentiful as people begin spending. Hundreds of previously idle men are now employed and plans exist to employ thousands more in the area. Wages have risen for some workers as a direct result of the election.
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Lilile Bar
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Kaness
Kansas City Passenger Train Restored to Fort Scott Route
Beginning next Sunday the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis railway restores a daily passenger train between Kansas City and Fort Scott. The train leaves Union Depot at 6 pm daily, after a May shutdown. General Passenger Agent Lockwood cited improved passenger business since McKinley's election as the reason for the restoration.
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Kaness City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railway
Fort Scott
Kan
Union Depot
Eervice
Fort Wayne industry sees surge in orders after election
Fort Wayne and Chicago firms report large post election orders. Jobo H W Boa of the nation’s largest car wheel works notes 200000 and 150000 dollar orders from Louis Brash and Chicago Brash, with Fort Wayne works also busy. Benchtown area dealers also report rising demand for school desks after McKinley's victory, including a Europe-bound order for 800 desks to Randy Leopold Deak Co.
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Ind
Jobo H W. Boa
Louis Brsech
Stice Chicago Brasch
Fort Wayne
Bratmerton, II
McKinley
Europe
Randy Leopold Deak Company
Quarry Resumes Full Time Operations in Carnace Missouri
The Care thege Quarry and Construction company, closed since July, resumed full time operations yesterday in Carnace Missouri. The Louis company statement confirms restart and ongoing production.
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Carethege
Demand for Lumber Prices Rise Amid Market Optimism
The Lumer men’s association reports a price increase from five cents to eight and a half dollars per 1000 feet as buyers anticipate higher costs. Dealers expect further climbs of one to twenty eight dollars per 1000 feet if prosperity endures. Limited local supply and higher freight rates tied to political shifts drive costs, impacting Chicago trade.
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Glass Furnaces Start in Cal. McKinley Vote Sparks Confidence
Glass furnaces on Seventh and Townsend streets in Oakland burst to life with smoke as James H. Davis, manager, proclaims the industry started in earnest with bright prospects ahead. The McKinley election inspires confidence among manufacturers and investors, and quietude prevails in business circles.
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Freight Demand Spurs Rail Expansion Plans
Kansas City reports Icho A. Bargent of the Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf railway says freight business has momentum and more cars are needed. He notes the railroad can handle additional orders but currently lacks sufficient equipment and is preparing to order more cars.
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Bottles in Demand Face US Market Meeting
Bottle manufacturers from the United States gathered in Cracaga Hl Nig 11 to discuss trade conditions. It is understood an expected improvement in business will prompt a 10 percent price rise on ordinary bottles.
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Crcaga
United States
Burlington Route Declares 1 Percent Dividend
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway announced a quarterly dividend of 1 percent. The press note from New York confirms the payout as a routine earnings distribution for investors.
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Nouv
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Better Fire Protection and Local Crime Reports
Local and regional notices recount cooperative fire protection efforts in small towns and multiple robberies. Reports mention Ure Wasi Wohi annual meeting with about 50 members, bank burglary suspects in Nebraska, and a Kansas marshal inquiry with no charges. Wichita and Arkansas City seek state normal school and a blind school respectively. Fires wipe out five stores near Warsaw Missouri and robbers steal postage stamps at Smithton.
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Kansas
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Kan
State Normal School
Ireland's Archbishop Avoids Rumor of Removal
Public note says Archbishop remains silent on Rome rumor of dismissal from the St. Paul diocese. Clergy in Washington and elsewhere report no official word of removal. In China Li Hung Chang is praised for liberal views yet seen as wary of foreigners while urging reforms and broader civil service access.
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Dolly Madison's tact and charm in early White House life
The article recalls Dolly Madison's gracious handling of social gaffes and suiting her host role. It highlights moments from Mrs. Goodwin's Life of Dolly Madison where she calmed a bashful rustic visitor, preserved decorum at the tea table, and impressed two country visitors with simple attire and plain manners.
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The Cupey and Other West Indian Tree Lore
A London Tid Bits note describes the cupey, a parasitic West Indian tree that strangles host trees as its rope like roots grow from aerial to ground and a nurse tree decays. it charts a dramatic ascent into the air. Also covers alpine birds of prey diets, Marlborough House ceremony, and English language spread across the British world.
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Labor Leaders Debate Secession and Control at Closed Session
Nov. 21 report from Rocagstas New York area notes the Knights of Labor held a secret assembly session after opening ceremonies. Officers Barer and fellow leaders describe alleged attacks by a socialist faction led by Da Leon, Samet, and Robo seeking to seize leadership and push socialist doctrine. The discourse covers wealth, coercion of workers, and pension reforms through named figures and events.
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Terme
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Federation of Labor
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Markets Summary Delaware and Nearby Live Stock Prices
Markets wire reports show mixed receipts and sluggish activity. Cattle receipts around 28 000 with steer prices near 3.00 to 4.80 per hundredweight, cows and heifers 1.25 to 1.70, stockers and feeders about 2.76 to 3.00. Hog receipts about 10 500 with prices around 9.20 to 23.55 per hundredweight and lighter demand. Lambs around 3.00 to 4.40 with shipments 1 700. Overall market described as steady to weak across segments.
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Ubengewre and Related Provisions Ledger Notes
A compact ledger snippet lists various provision and cash figures across months. Entries include Wamat-Cash with values 78 in Dec and 79 in Jan, plus other items Care-Cath, Forn-Cash, Bay and Lanb-Usth with multiple monthly figures.
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Dairy Market Jumbles Prices and Product Codes
Fragmentary listings show mixed dairy terms and prices. Mentions include creamery and various lot numbers with nominal values and hinted demand shifts becoming slightly higher.
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