HASKELL DEAD The Pioneer Kansan Died This Morning
Captain Jaine Haskell died this morning after a month of illness from a complication of diseases. He was a stalwart figure in Kansas affairs, architect of state buildings, and a Civil War veteran who served as quartermaster general of Kansas. Born February 4, 1832 in Vermont, he practiced architecture, held state offices, and influenced Kansas politics. funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at his Lawrence home with Rev. W. W. Bolt to conduct services.
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Jaine Waskell
Haskell
Iman
Anind
Kansas Territory
Kansas
Nemurit Kamas
Capt
Saskell Prittal
Anan
Tle
Capt. Whiskell
Hin
Capt. Maskell
Juha G. Haskell
Milton
Chittenden County
Vermont
Hon D. ©. Haskell
New England
Mrr
Edmund Jones
Wilbraham
Mass
America
Haydenville
Boston
Third Kansas ‘V Volunteers
Fifteenth Army Corps
Department of Arkansas
Little Rock
United States
Lawrence
State of Kansas
Crawford
State Capitol
University At
State Insane Asylums
Washburn College
Topeska
National Bank
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First City Council
Ife
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary Elizabeth Bliss
Luther B. Bliss
Free State
Haskell Avenue
W. W. Bolt
Residents and visitors noted in Kansas City area
A batch of local social notes lists Bert Sewell and C W Mitchell of Kansas City visiting here, Dr and Mrs B D F Phillies in Topeka, Marty Leamer returning to Virgil, Adam Knuepple and Mrs BM at home in Colony and Om tudas, Earl C Bussine and Will Sallivas visiting, Mrs J P Argabright returning from Exevisior Sprites, Mrs Rate O'Dawn visiting friends, A Larsen of Los Angeles in town, Pearl Walscatter at Leavy, Miss Etna Gebving in Topeka, Dr CL Sehultae with Dr G W Jones, Eltery and Lnes Maris back from Terumseh, St Me Baker and daughter Mrs George Wyland at PheSoto, WA Griffin of Atchison visiting then Baldwin.
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Bert Sewell
Kansas City
C. W. Mitchell
B.D. F. Phillies
Topeka
Marty Leamer
Virgil
Adam Knuepple
Colony Teila
Om Tudas
Earl C. Bussine
Will Sallivas
St. Joe
Mes
Barnes
J.P. Argabrizht
Exevisior Sprites
Rome
Rate O'Dawn
Kans
A. Larsen
Los Angeles
Pearl Walscatter
Thankenworth
Flow
St. Laus
Etna Gebving
Mes S. Lanek
CL Sehultae
Berth Visting
G. W. Jones
Tor
Oregon
Eltery
Lnes Marris
Terumseh
St. Me Baker
George Wyland
PheSoto
J. N. Gordon
WA. Griffin
Atchison
Baldwin
J. H. Griffing
New York Hymn Words Controversy Sparks School Debate
Scores of foremen in New York protest a board of education rule banning the words Christ and Christmas from public school hymns. Clergy discuss the issue, urging rescindment, with possible court action if the board does not relent.
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New York
Board of Education
Lega
Snelan
Hoch Protests Kansas Guard Minimum Strength Rule
Governor Hoch sent a letter to the secretary of war protesting the order that state National Guard units be recruited to at least 50 men to qualify for a 2 million dollar Dick bill appropriation. He said Kansas wants to fulfill duties under the new guard law but the requirement is too severe.
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Topeka
Hoch
Secretary of War
Department
National Guard
Kansas
Bradley trial resumes with insanity experts in court
In Washington on November 25 the Annie M. Bradley murder trial resumed with several insanity experts present. Court observers expect the evidentiary phase to close this week followed by arguments next week. Indications are the jury may hear the case by December 5.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Brown
Tolay
Not Seriously Dr. Princeton: Cleveland Recovers
At Grover Cleveland's residence on November 25 an official statement declared his illness exaggerated. He had suffered only indigestion and has completely recovered.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Merchants Host Gustafson and Barteldes Jr Teams Tonight
Two local squads, the Gustafson and Barteldes Jr teams, meet at Merchants for an evening matchup. Local fans expect competitive play as both sides aim for early-season momentum.
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Gustafson and Barteldes, Jr
Grain and Live Stock Prices From Kansas City Market Note
Markets by Wire from Kansas City dated November 25 report wheat cash and futures prices across Dec May and other contracts, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter and eggs. Live cattle hog receipts and price ranges given, with wide banded figures for native cattle, cows, calves, stockers and bulls. Local ads mention Wanamaker and Brown for menswear and a Home Book Co. listing.
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Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Butter—Creamery
Favor the Canteen Describes Canteen and Desertion Trends
A War Department report argues against reestablishing the canteen citing higher desertion rates since its abolition. It notes increased fines per man, rising drunkenness, and a drop in savings deposits from 64.15 to 24.73 dollars, while executives weigh the political timing ahead of next year’s elections.
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W Ngtel
War Department
Army
David
Cavanry
Inoppur
Want Shorter Hours and Skyscraper Permits Rise in New York
Postal clerks in New York City push for a 48 hour work week with union drive to unite city branches. NYC building permits show a banner year with 51 permits for structures over ten stories from January to October, surpassing last year.
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New York
New York City
Congress
Mystery surrounds Mrs. Nicholas M. Smith in New Rochelle case
New York reports a decades old double life tale as Mrs. Smith, once claiming to be Grace Bulkely daughter of Connecticut’s lieutenant governor, is linked to the murder of her husband and a fatal act. Walter Medhurst recalls marrying her in 1892 and her unsettling claims about her identity and lineage.
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New York
Nicholas M. Smith
New Rechelle
Grace Bulkely
Bulkely
Connecticut
David van Shaak
Walter C. Medhurst
W. H. Bulkely
Hartford
Bulkelys
Medhurst
Water Still Off After Main Break Repairs
Water service remains interrupted since last night with officials unable to say when the pump house crew will restore supply. A break in the main line is being fixed and conditions will remain problematic until completion.
Night Fire Claims Thirteen in New York Tenement
A deadly fire at a four story tenement on 109th Street and Second Avenue in New York killed thirteen Italians, including several children, who perished in rooms on the top floor after flames cut off escape. Authorities suspect incendiaries connected to a prior saloon robbery at Giuseppe Cudano's ground floor.
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New York
109Th Street
Second Avenue
Guiseppe Cudano
Taft's Narrow Escape on Trans Siberian Railroad
Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, Nov 25. It was learned that the Taft party's train on the trans Siberian line from Vladivostok to Moscow had a near wreck near Chita. A switch ahead of the Taft train stood open one minute before arrival. an employee closed it, preventing a crash into freight cars.
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Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Taft
Trans- Siberian
Vladivostok
Moscow
Chita
Sunday meeting highlights and local notices
A Sunday gathering of about two hundred men featured prayer led by G. Grovenor, former association president. Rev. O.I delivered an afternoon address about Cross Roads and clothing, with musical features including Miss Dell Cooper and Mrs. Simons. Local ads mention gas heaters, optical services, and the Chanute city hall experiment on gas usage.
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G. Grovenor
Boughton’s
Alass
Street
W. C
Simons
Blanche Simons
Chanute City Hall
A. Young’s
Not Bo Well Bailey Sees Mixed Improvement After Sunday
Not Bo Well reports Bailey's condition still unsettled with greater improvement on Sunday than the loss last night. The update notes a cautious outlook following fluctuating health readings.
Local Classifieds Snapshot: Furnished Rooms and Quick Sale
Quick sale offered for a Singer sewing machine seller Mrs Ward lists address 1245 La 8t with Bell 489. Furnished or unfurnished rooms with or without board for rent at 932 New Hampshire St. Barn for rent at 1109 Rhode Island St. Bell 2042. Horse loan for winter feed via K U 44. Job ad for a youth 18 to 22 to work in clothing store at 729 Mass St. Open face gold watch lost Saturday. reward at Journal office.
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Singer
Ward
Bell Phone
New Hampshire Street
Mass
Job
Journal Office
Thaw Trial Likely To Be Delayed Toward January
New York November 25. The second trial of Harry K. Thaw set for next week will be postponed with little chance of a January start. Both sides agree, citing holiday jury pool issues and the judge’s calendar. Thaw’s lawyers seek to inspect evidence before the Lunacy Commission and may request a change of venue. District Attorney Jerome opposes moving the trial.
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York
Harry K. Thaw
Will
Thaw
Cat
New York County
Suelo
EE Mule
Woul
Jerome
Pettibone Trial in Boise Delayed by Attorneys Absence
Boise Idaho November 23 The Pettibone remiplicity case against A Pettibone in the action of former Governor Stennenders was called before Judge Fremont Wood in the district court This morning the proceedings were continued until tomorrow due to the absence of defense head Clarence Darrow and prosecution chief James Hawley who are at Rathdrum Idaho attending Steve Adams trial.
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Boise
Idaho
A. Pettibone
Formver
Stennenders
Fremont Wood
Hhe District Court
Clarence
Darrow
James H. Hawley
Shief
Steve Adams
Rathdrom
Banishment Denied by Premier France of Portugal
London reports Premier France of Portugal denies rumors of banishment of Crown Prince Louis and disaffection in the navy. In New York, James J. Graham, assistant cashier of Interburo Bank on Wall Street, is charged with forging a $2900 check. paying teller James W. Daley and depositor Alfred Burrows are charged as accomplices.
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London
The
Daily Mail
France
Portugal
Louis
New York
James J. Graham
Interburo Bank
Wall Street
James W. Daley
Alfred Burrows
Mrs Preyer Dead After Weeklong Pneumonia Illness
Mrs C A Preyer wife of Prof Preyer died at her home Sunday morning after a week with pneumonia. Reared in Leavenworth she had lived in Lawrence for years and was highly regarded. She leaves a husband two sons Frank Mary Grace a father mother two brothers and five sisters.
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C. A. Preyer
Prof. Preyer
Byron Jones Market Sanitary Question
Inquiry questions the Byron Jones meat source and market cleanliness asking why meat may not come from the said sanitary market. It raises concerns about freshness and proper handling practices.
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Byron Jones
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