Kansas Legislature Holds Second Special Session
Toreka January 19 The Kansas Legislature met for a second special session to address reapportionment for legislative purposes and other pressing matters. The session is limited to thirty days pay for members, with debate anticipated on liquor prohibition and adjustments to probate fees. Governor Martins message outlines many reform proposals and budget actions.
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Kansas
Toreka
Unecus
Glick
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Senate
State Reform School
Clark
Mestle
Martin
Torgwa
State Board of Health
Meade
Thomas
Hamilton
Board of Arbitration
Meteor flash lights night sky over GanEna
A brilliant meteor passed over GanEna Illinois around nine on Saturday night. Witnesses described it as two feet in diameter and emitting millions of sparks. The dazzling display caused consternation among local stargazers.
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GanEna
Notorious Burglar Killed in Cleveland Night
George Foster, famed Ohio burglar and leader of the Foster gang with operations across Ohio Indiana Michigan and Pennsylvania, was shot and killed tonight by Officer Geo E Connor of the Cleveland police. Information reports a new depot to be built in J cuschos City Kansas this spring at a cost of $10000 with stone construction. The wheat crop benefited from recent snow in the county with stock suffering little. Archbishop Errington, uncle of M Errington M P, died in London. Forty smallpox cases reported at Grandines in Qresec. I have purchased the oil wagons from J L Berkey and Thomas Chapman and will continue supplying customers with Leis Caldom Orr oil at the lowest market price. I hold exclusive night rights in this city for Leis Caldom Orr products. Orders placed at Leis drug store will receive prompt attention. George W Waite successor to J L Berkey and Thomas Chapman.
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Chevetasp
George Foster
Ohio
Foster
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Geo. E. Connor
Cleveland
Jcuschos
J. 1. Berkey and
Thomas. Chapman
Caldom Orr
Leis’ Drug Store
Chillicothe
Geo. J. Nephins
Kentucky
Will. Teranse
Kansas City
Atchison, St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Jefferson City
St. Petersburg
Russia
Bern
New York
Walking Skeleton and Cure Claim in Virginia Ad
An elderly Virginia man recounts severe lung illness and fever, claiming a free trial of King’s New Discovery cured him. He says after buying a bottle and using three bottles he fully recovered. An offer to obtain a free trial bottle appears, with large bottles priced at one dollar, amid other late holiday cloth and plush goods advertised at Hont’s.
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E. Springer
Te Mechanicesbur
Ersten
King’s
Goosumpton
Soprarber Br. Pie
Hont’s
Limited fund to loan on watches and jewelry
A special limited fund is available to loan on watches jewelry and other personal property. Levi A. Doane appears as the party offering the loan service and terms are described in this notice.
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Levi A. Doane
Lely’ Dyug Sere
Senate and House Debating Land Openings and Indian Affairs
The Senate and House debate land openings in Oregon and Fort Wallace reservation with resolutions on treasury land calls silver bullion and Indian affairs. Bills address livestock inspection, uniform ballots, inter state commerce, and opening Siletz lands. A relief bill aids Northern Cheyenne. and discussion on gold dollar value continues.
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Ingalls
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Cath
Isis
Spe
Ife
Frye
Committee On Foreign Relations
Conger
Committee
Teller
Mitchell
Oregon
Committee On Indian Affairs
Siletz
Senaor
Committee On Public Lands
Morrill
Carisle
Springer
Illinois
Dunham
Struble
Iowa
Hall
Hepburn
Board of Commissioners of Inter-State Commerce
Hanback
Kansas
Fort Wallace
Wadsworth
Kentucky
Wenreas
Committee On
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate Adopts Garfield Statute. Porter Bill Debated
The senate considered the resolution accepting the Garfield statute from Ohio. Mr Bragg of Wisconsin moved to make the Fitz John Porter bill a special order for the coming Saturday. Mr Dunham of Hinds objected, and the session adjourned.
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Senate
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Bragg
Wisconsin
Fitz John Porter
Dunham of
Hinds
The Yum Yum Act Brings Church Trouble in Purssvus
Two Cumberland Presbyterian members in Me Keetport face suspension after a church investigation into rumored improper relations. Trustee Roadarmour, a sewing machine agent, and Miss Woolsey, a choir member, confessed to kissing and embracing each other. Roadarmour has a wife and a 15-year-old daughter. Both parties were suspended indefinitely but may be reinstated if they reform.
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Sundary
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
Keetport
Roadamour
Snandal
Miss Woolsey
Roadarmour
Riot police sent to scene of Hungarian coke strike
A car load of uniformed police were dispatched from the city after riots in the coke region. Deputies will guard the Alice mines as Hungarian workers, about eight hundred strong, roam the streets causing violence and destruction. Sheriff Stewart arrives with nineteen deputies to protect workers and property. Fugitives from Saturday remain free. mills in Mt Pleasant, Stone River, and surrounding districts idle. The unrest centers on the Hungarian faction and the broader strike impact on coke production.
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Prrrsgere's
Welice
Norwood Standard Coke Work
Westmerstami
New Wits
Conpetisiite
Mt. Pleasant
Stone River
Scommisie
Broadsford
Steuer
Mt. Vivant
Mount Mlea
Greenline
The Wheat Prospects in Midwestern States
Milwackee reports from S W Talmadge and officials in Ohio Michigan Missouri Kansas and Kentucky describe winter wheat in good condition under snow with only selective frost effects. Observers Dodge Conant and Missouri officials note varied outcomes with limited damage and continued warmth transforming forecasts into cautious optimism.
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S. W. Talmadge
Associated Press
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Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Myland
Weok
Chamberlain
Ohio State Board of Agricultanre
Dodge
United States
A. I. Conant
Michigan
D. Fisher
Springfield
Julia Sanborn
State Board of Articulture
Market Report Summary from January Trade Notes
Market report notes assorted commodity quotes and ship shipments. Corn, butter, hay values appear with units such as bushels and pounds. Entries reference cash bids, asks, and shipping receipts across multiple weeks and months.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary
Kansas City stock market report shows cattle receipts 1,000 with shipments 583. Shipping grades slow but fair activity in butchers. Exporters price 4.95 to 4.10 for good to choice shipping, 4.0 to 4.4 for common to medium. Sheep receipts 4 shipments none, market active with good to choice 4.00 to 3.70 and common to medium 130 to 120. Ware and sack noted.
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Bannan Cert
Mewlim
St Louis Produce Prices and Terms
St Louis report lists assorted grain and commodity bids with mixed cash and futures quotes. Wheat No 2 red cash and futures outlined, oats and lard prices noted. several months and price points appear, but several figures are obscured or garbled in transmission.
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St. Louis
Hse
Shee
St. Louis Live Stock Cattle Receipts Mixed at Market
Cattle receipts reported at 1,290 head with shipments and market activity described as mixed. Prices ranged from good to choose quality with activity noted as weak to moderate. Receipts totaled 72 in a mixed, but steady, market showing varied demand.
Fragmentary January 19 item on flour orders and prices
Partial OCR notes list flour related figures and dates including January 19, February and May. Mentions Wisconsin and assorted numbers with unclear units. Reads like a damaged table of prices, quantities, and closure times from a trades page.
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Bae
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