Selection of Judge Pollock for Hook's Seat at Washington
Washington selects Justice Pollock of the Kansas Supreme Court to succeed U S district judge Hook. The choice narrowed between Chief Justice Johnston and Pollock, with Pollock ultimately chosen. Kansas delegation surprised by the appointment as the attorney general had exonerated Pollock after investigations.
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Washington
Joh
Pollock
Supreme Court of Kansas
United States
Hook
Kase
Johnston
Pullock
Satinhies
Jane Watsits
Johnson and Pollack
Kansas
Pollack
Partiat
Curtis
Smith
Miller
Loomis
Lang
Pallock
Alith Gnaki eal Custrails and Civil War Echoes
Fragmentary OCR text references a physician and surgeon, Vitice in the Mee picad, Nagub and day calle enswered. Mentions Caen dis Physicine and Surgeon, Uee Ne Oasys Grery stteris phew. Restle pee zH Chiete behind ster t SL UBtre user Weadward's brag Stace.
Startling Discovery Reported By Authorities
A fragmented OCR read details a startling discovery linked to an explosion investigation. It references investigators, locations, and alleged incriminating evidence, mentioning names and agencies while describing the scene and potential outcomes.
Unclear Telegraphs General Reyes on Unsuccessful Efforts
General Reyes reports no success regarding the cattle issue at the November conference aboard the French steamer Canada. He cites American warnings to stop Calomitan traps as hindering action. Colapiian public opinion mirrors Washington's stance.
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Port Linn
Costa Hica
Panama
Colapiian
Gpinton
Mie
Washinton
Serted
Ubeseves
Fanaa
ARMS FOR MILITIA AND WATER WORKS VOTE
The War Department honors the regis for Colorado to arm and equip militia units with supplies under provincial authority. Major General Bates visits Colorado to review security matters. In Wisconsin City a water works bond proposal was defeated by a slim margin in a special election.
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Washingtin
War Department
Lam Koerage Jorgensen
Toanen
Puck Gil
Bates
Colorado
Wis City
Eld
High Water in Russia Caps Rivers and Canals
Flooding worsens as Neva rises in St. Petersburg and Nev and surrounding canals swell after recent storms. The waterline reaches alarming levels along riverside streets as officials monitor the surge and its impact on daily life and transport.
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St. Petersburg
Ie Nev
Not Guilty Verdict In Ship Collision Tale
A fragmentary report notes a not guilty verdict amid confusion over a collision involving the White Star steamer Cedric and the Lampert Thule, with initial investigations delayed and a potential freeing of the transport report pending further official action.
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Liversaul
White Sur
Cedric Tad
Lampert
Wda
Arefil
Trion
Marchivster
Assignents Agreed To In Senate Resolution Adoptions
Washington November 26 The Senate adopted a resolution to appoint senators as committee members with amendments replacing Yates with Morgan of Alabama as quarantine chair and creating a three member panel to dispose of useless papers. Petkus Bates and Long named as chairs and members. The motion for reconsideration of the Newburgh resolution was deferred and the vote held later.
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Washington
Senite
Taleons
Morgan
Alabama
Yates
PetQus
Bates
Thas Nies
Watliaut Davis
Entered the City as Domingo Revolt Looms
The report states Domingo supporters signed articles with Dent Wos Y Gibaod Che ministers and leaders from the United States Belgium Italy and Spain. The provisions promise protections for inhabitants and property as revolutionaries enter the city this afternoon and a provisional government is to move to the capital within five days.
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San Damigo
Domingo
Belgium
Iasti
Spain
Sint Tiage de Os Cabelleros
Kansas Postmaster Named Washington Nas Albert Wasser
Kansas Postmaster Albert Wasser has been appointed to the post in Washington Nas Rin. The announcement notes Wasser will take office as head of the Postal Service desk in the capital region.
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Washington
Nas
Albert Wasser Tite
River Engineers Commission to map Missouri river navigability
Fragmented report describes river engineers assigned to map the Missouri River from Kansas to Topeka border for a project to prevent navigation issues. It notes proposed plans, university music events, and personnel changes amid a broader context of regional work and education.
Revival Meeting At Congregational Church Inspires Conversion
A joint congregation attended a revival meeting and one person professed conversion. Evening events featured Epworth youth outreach, a children service, and a Carnegie picture exhibit opening Thanksgiving Day. Friday night offered two hours of wit and pathos with artistic statuary and paintings at the Congregational church.
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Men ‘Dist Episcopal
Epworth
So'elock
John Brown
Eta Sumter
Rockies
Congregational Church
A. C. McKim
Caloocan
AL Congregational Church
Harriet Hubbard Ayer Dies in Lansing Pneumonia Claim
Harriet Hubbard Ayer writer for the New York World dies of pneumonia at Lansing Michigan on November 25. funeral services held at Congregational church. References to a moving picture and a fireman’s life plus local notices appear in the fragment.
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Lansing
Mich
John Hol
Pic- Brook
Alture
Talesman
Ina Sutton
Congregational Church
New York
Harriet Mubcard Ayer
New York World
Absentee Bill Again Interrupts Wyandotte Indians
Representative Bowersock interrupts actions affecting Wyandotte Indians as an absentee bill faces renewed consideration. The terse report notes legislative maneuvering and the ongoing contest over tribal rights and governance. The incident underscores political friction in the statehouse.
Wyandotte Absentee Land Bill Heads House Debate
Representative Bowersock reintroduces the Wyandotte absentee bill in Congress after passage in the House previously. The measure would allow living adult absentees listed on the census to receive eighty acres of public domain land under Interior Department regulations, with heirs eligible to claim the allotment and related treasury funds relinquished to the United States. Interest centers on Wyandotte County and wider eastern regions.
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Washington
Bowersock
House
Senate
Ititchcock
Seceretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Wyandotte
Treasury
United States
Wyandotte County
Edstert
Manhattan saloon raided. liquor seized and destroyed
In Manhattan Kansas a raid by Boyle and three deputies seized several hundred dollars worth of liquor at William Stulbert's saloon. The proprietor pled guilty and was tried with others, committed by Judge Savith. By court order a large amount of bottled wine, kegs of beer, and fixtures were destroyed. other licensed saloons have closed.
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Manhattan
Kan
Boyle
William Stulbert
Stu
Coatsa
Savith
Odell Returns to New York After Roosevelt Talks
Governor Odell spent limited hours in New York on his return to Abington Wrestdinton. He conferred with President Roosevelt and Senator Ware. The conference touched on party leadership and the restoration of cordial relations amid debates over policy and park plans in Gerton or Chestire, with questions about water state policy and national party stances.
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New York
Odell
Jody
Fran Wrest Dinton
Roosevelt
Rube
Larmiany
Thant Piatt
SGU
Meghan
Strike Settled As Chicago Street Railway Workers End Strike
Chicago November 25 1894 The Chicago Street Railway strike ends as the company and its employes reach a ratified agreement. Terms include wage and hour improvements while retaining management’s right to adjust services. Strikers are to be rehired without prejudice. union membership does not justify discharge. A mediation committee will supervise implementation.
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Confersboe
Alderthen
Moeiny Takats
Ive
Langat
Chie Canal
Untidy OCR fragment about a medical or criminal event
Fragmentary readable text references turning, a person named Phamitten, an elder, and a description of a scene with a man and woman. Names and places are unclear, leaving only scattered clues about events and injuries. The partial lines suggest a chaotic incident with unclear roles and outcomes.
Thanksgiving dinner and court notices mix in city page
A scattered local page notes a Friday afternoon court appearance for disturbing the peace with a 14) New Hampshire Street address and a 14.50 fine. It also advertises Squires Studio for nude photos and family group portraits, the Hiawatha cafe offering a first class Thanksgiving dinner, and A L Folk visiting Topeka, with CALOOCAN battle picture advance mentioned.
Lawrences holiday observance with many closures
General holiday in Lawrence with business houses and city offices closed all day. Public libraries, courts, windows, and deliveries limited. Schools and university to suspend work. residents urged to join family gatherings and town events. Local businesses like Herts Stanford and Marks provide services. Kansas City draws crowds as students depart.
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Uurt
Steeg
Theo Eit
County Allves
Vity Library
Rirat
Stsuup
Teoteloe
University of iv
Lawrened
University of Kan Carnegie Art Exhibit and Football Event
The Carnegie art exhibit will be open all day tomorrow and during vacation. A Saturday evening program at the M. CLA house features Y. Mac A. and YUW. performers. A football event at chapel draws attention with speeches by Captain Brumnase Prof. Carrmth Judge Green and others praising athletics. The program highlights printing arts and various musical and literary displays with a banquet for notable attendees.
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Carrmth
Judge Green
Vref
Higgins
Mirvitn
Wits
Marsan
Winsties
Tau Selentiedis
Ehutpel
Chis Moral
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices
Markets by Wire reports Chicago stock market and Kansas City grain activity with mixed cattle prices and hogs at 4.20 to 4.44 per unit. Includes futures quotations for wheat corn oats and eggs with Kansas City and Chicago listings and Thanksgiving notices. Ends with a question about a local crime: Who killed Joe's baby.
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Chicago
Kobe
Don
Waneas City
Kansas City
Carnegie
McCurdy’s Les Mass and street commerce notes
A garbled inventory mentions turkeys chickens oysters celery and lettuce at McCurdy's Les Mass with a street and phone reference. A new cinder walk is under construction along DPinckney street between Kentucky and Tennessee. A Thanksgiving closing and a Raymond’s Drug Store contact appear amid incoherent lines including a nurse’s report on Morris McIntire’s scarlet fever and a query about who killed Joe’s baby.
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Eady
McCurdy
Les Mass
Street
Dpinckney
Kentucky
Tennessee
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