Salina briefs reveal coroner orders in murder case
Salina Kansas reports that Coroner Napiane served papers on Sheriff Meyer and court officials to appear in Hi City Wednesday over a Wareess murder. A potential Caldwell printing error and inter-county authority clashes are noted as a possibility. Also, Nov 29 Salina reports Joseph Glick, a Union Pacific brakeman, was killed at Lincoln when his foot caught in a guard rail while making a switch.
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Waress
Caldwell
Salina
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Joseph Glick
Union Pacific
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Glick
Furious Lake Storm Destroys Vessels and Paralyzes City
A ferocious gale and heavy snow hit Superior Wisconsin aboard November 28, halting streetcars and delaying trains. The steamer Crescent City went ashore near Duluth, with warnings of more vessels at risk as lake craft and crews face grave danger amid four to six foot drifts and widespread power outages.
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Superior
Wis
Crescent City
Duldii
Lake Superior
Life Saving Crew Responds To Lake Vessel Plight
A Milwaukee life saving crew and a tug rushed to aid a steamer ashore about four miles from Yurt Washington Wisconsin on November 24 as heavy seas battered the vessel. In other dispatches from Topeka and Sioux City brief notes report political opinions, weather disruptions, and storm impacts across the region.
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Washington
Wis
Milwaukee
Kansas Editor Killed in Cellar Arch Collapse
Salina Kansas November 28 editor Da O Lucneals of the News at Winona Leavenworth county was killed instantly when a cement arch over a cellar caved in as he helped remove supports. The roof fell crushing him. He leaves a family.
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Kans
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Winona
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Federal Court Opens November Term in Topeka
In Topeka the November term of the United States circuit court opened with docket caltime. A special grand jury to investigate land frauds and fencing of government land by western Kansas cattlemen will convene next Sunday. Separate item notes a threatened general strike in St Petersburg as workers press for reopening locked-out suppliers.
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Topeka
United States Circuit Court
Several Buildings Burned at Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Several structures at the United States proving grounds at Sandy Hook were destroyed by fire this morning. The machine shop carpenter shop plumbing shops paint shop and blacksmith shop were all consumed in the blaze. In Germany Emperor William opened the Reichstag reading the throne speech at noon in the White Palace, focusing on domestic affairs.
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United States Proving Grounds
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White Lilief Ie Palace
Time Limit Up Today: Sebastopol City in Crisis
Nov 24 Sebastopol declares time limit up as the imé Hamilton faction asks for aid to save the city. The message implies imminent surrender and a plea for outside assistance to avert disaster.
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Nugsia
Nas
Demand a Change in Suffrage and Labor Rally
Vienna reports a mass demonstration by 200000 labor representatives before department holdings urging universal equal and direct suffrage and removal of rule from power. Jefferson City notes Governor Folk furious at news of James Hale, a federal prisoner, being moved to Fort Leavenworth with stock bought before his transfer amid prison corruption tips. Hale, once sentenced for life in the Indian Territory for murder, was allegedly linked to a central brokerage.
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Tale
Indian Territory
Chickasha Legislator Dead and Other Briefs
Ardmore I T Nov 28 San Johnson prominent Chickasha legislator dies as both houses adjourn in his honor. New Orleans two lives lost in fire at 1817 Euterpe Street with seven Klein and Lipps family members in a third floor crash. Washington President and Mrs Roosevelt to attend Army Navy game at Princeton in private car. Swisher Mo Nov 23 Robert Brown 11 dies from football injuries suffered last Saturday. Episcopal church ladies prepare Carnival of Nations to be held December 1 7 and 8. Probate court issues no-name marriage license. Tickets for Joneffy go on sale at Woodard's. Oyster sales and restaurant notices follow.
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Princeton
Insurance evidence reveals securities deposited with U.S. government
In New York testimony, 28-ED tindalph treasurer of the New York Life Insurance Co. says during financial distress Massachusetts bonds and New York City bonds were placed with the First National Bank for 20,000 and interest, at the Treasury’s demand. James C. Keeler, ex clerk at Union Savings & Trust, says in 1900 the Lrbat company paid Andrew Halston 14,000 charged to the trust company, now defunct, its assets consisting of gun warrants and debentures owned by New York Life.
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Spokane
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Kansas Bank Burning Ravages Town of Houlton
Fire ripped through Houlton Kansas starting at Albert Biercer's furniture factory and sweeping to Raldaut meat market. The Brox of Malton is burning and will become total loss though John Meyers says the vault will remain intact.
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Administration stalls on railroad rate policy after White House talk
Washington Nov 28 The White House conference with President Root Taft and Honaparte left administration views on railroad rate regulation unchanged pending a full presidential message to Congress. Senator Knox and Commissioner artield discussed but the president’s preferred form of rate legislation remains unaltered. Senator Dolliver said the committee’s stance moves toward unanimous support for the president’s policy.
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Iowa
Cemuliies
New York Mayor McClallan Won't Contest Ballot Recount
Mayor McClallan says he will not contest the recent Supreme Court order to open five ballot boxes for a recount in New York's mayoralty election. He directed attorney Alton Jr. Harker to avoid appealing the ruling.
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Supreme Court Yestreday
Cannot Depend on Men. Russian Army Warned Across Front
Nov. 23 report from St. Petersburg says military authorities admit no reliance can be placed on line regiments. Regiments are spread along the line from Vladivostok to the European frontier, with the spirit of revolt said to pervade the army.
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Rogers Is Summoned In Missouri v Standard Oil Case
New York on November 24 Ilen Ty H W Rogers was served with a subpoena to testify in a suit brought by the state of Missouri against the Standard Oil company.
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Ilen Ty H W. Rogers
Frayed November News From Sebastopol And Local Ads
Government warns mutineers at Sebastopol to surrender or face force. Local shop ads promote Christmas framing services and sample mouldings with phone orders. Grocery listings offer fresh produce including turkeys and butter. A clerk exits Leader Mercantile to join W W Wyland Carriage Heater Co. Local court hears state v White assault case. Thanksgiving store closings news and concert listings appear alongside chocolate invoices and Joseffy performance notices.
Amusements notes at Haversock and festive events
A patchwork of entertainment notices: the Liberty Herles act at Haversock offering odd, baffling comedy. Lyman Howe moving pictures praised. Josely the crest magician at FLA. Thanksgiving ice cream flavors and holiday treats. Carnival of Nations by Episcopal ladies. Maskell football trip to Denver. various candy and food ads. barber hours for Thanksgiving. Lahore mentions of shops and stock items. multiple local notices dated around Thanksgiving week.
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Haversock Opera House
Lyman 0
Howe
Bawersock Opera House
Dope predicts tough Thanksgiving clash with Missouri
Gossip says Kansas faces their hardest exam of the year against Missouri on Thanksgiving. Kennedy worries backfield weakness as Myers and Jarz may sit. Anderson’s scouting and a new signals system add uncertainty. Kansas may rely on leadership from van eraiship and Penterhag. Kansas City trip planned for Thursday.
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Thanksgiving social notes from University of Kansas events
University of Kansas fraternities and sororities plan Thanksgiving banquets and social events with Missouri chapters in Kansas City hotels. Attendees include faculty and local guests. numerous students and families travel to Topeka, Lawrence, and nearby cities for meals, visits, and celebrations.
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Coates
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Elsmere
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Your Shoe Repairing Have you carefully considered it
A local shoe repairers advertises services at 3 West Warren Street with assurance of satisfaction and invites customers to bring their next job to Fred Breker.
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West Warran Street
Khlees
Ihsest
Local ads and notices fill Lawrence streets with products and events
The item lists car heaters by W W Wyland, Mill side stores on Massachusetts street, a Pecos Valley exit visit to the Santa Fe depot on November 28, and numerous local offerings from George Batley Avent We make everything in the curious sales line. The catalog mentions lumber and building materials by G D Berry & Company, a December Episcopal church fundraising, a large store stock on Massachusetts street, weather notes, insurance move by C L Edwards to East Lawrence Street, and multiple tobacco, pharmacy, and real estate notices.
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George
Batley
Avent
Wheat and corn prices in early November market notes
The record shows futures and spot quotes for wheat corn and related commodities with December and May delivery months. Prices appear for No 2 and white wheat as well as corn futures along with oats and butter products and regional descriptor notes.
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Cori Dee
Chico
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