Tales of eviction and mine casualties in Markle story
Scranton reports tales from eviction victims and a widow's loss amid the Markle coal strikes. Miners testify of dangerous work conditions, eviction after strikes, and rent and coal debts. May include company dismissals and wage details amid broader strike proceedings.
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Conference on Creating Kansas City Federal District
A Kansas City Kan committee held a conference with U S Judge W C Mook regarding establishing a new district within the Kansas federal circuit and district courts. Judge Teok declined to commit to a court term that would disrupt the scheduling of terms to Leavenworth Topeka Wichita or parts tool.
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JAG ASYLUM PROPOSED FOR TREATMENT OF DRUG ILLS
Representative W. B. Minley of Frapthin county says Kansas should adopt a law like Iowa’s to detain and treat dipsomaniacs and narcotics addicts in state institutions. He cites morphine and cocaine use rising and believes forced treatment would deter youths and help cure confirmed inebriates. In Washington, Galusha Grow’s valedictory speech links labor and capital to future cooperation.
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Frapthin County
Kansas
Lowa
Grow
Washington
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Pennsylvania
Santa Fe clerks seek wage increase movement grows
Topeka dispatch reports Santa Fe railway clerks numbering in the thousands are organizing a wage demand. The plan, led by Second Vice President Paul Morton, aims to present the raise request to freight and passenger officials though details and strength of the movement remain unclear.
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Farmers' program at Topeka state meeting
The Topeka program for the annual meeting of the state board of agriculture runs January 11 to 16 with addresses by Governor Bailey and city officials. Speakers include B T Galloway, A Halliwell, Westrgate, Hoover, and Henry Wallace, plus sessions on railroads, soil cultivation, and farm crops. The November federal court term closes with no jury trials, a first in court history.
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Middle West
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the Grange
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Will P. Wilson
Lawrence
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Oberlin
BE. A. Burnett
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
T. H. Kereick
Bloomington
Quary Box
James Atkinson
Homesteal
Iowa
Tenry Mack
Syracuse
Hook
Konan
Kiowa
Pratt County
Merger of Philippine Veteran Societies Formed
On December 3 in Council Bluffs Ia two veterans groups the National Society of the Army of the Philippines and the Philippine Island Veterans merged with the National Society of the Army of the Philippines surviving the consolidation.
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The
Philippine Island Veterans
International Pact to End Trafficking in Girls Debated
Washington reports the president sent to the senate a treaty aimed at suppressing traffic in girls forfeit purposes. London coverage notes a House committee report opposing ship subsidies as minor to major forces driving shipping and trade growth. Colorado Springs reports Mrs Amos J. Cummings plans to donate her late husband’s library to the Union Printers’ home. details of the gift, a bequest under her will, and the library’s scope are described. Mexican commentary discusses German and English influence amid Venezuelan tensions casting broad regional impact.
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House of Comons
Germany
Colorado Springs
Colo
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New York
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Camenings
Trust Amendment Offered to Strengthen Commerce Power
Washington Senator introduces joint resolution for constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate interstate commerce and a Sherman Act reform bill. The Sherman proposal tightens prohibitions on mergers and restraints of trade, with penalties including fines up to 10 000 dollars and one year imprisonment per offender. It targets monopolistic conduct and requires interstate firms to file annual business statements with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Hanna Denies Candidacy With Perry Ward Refutes Letter
Senator Hanna says he will never be a candidate, condemning Mitchener as a chump who lacks sense. In Topeka a printer prepares Coburn’s biennial report of 20,000 volumes, due January 1. Washington reports winter wheat area rising to 34 million acres with a 5.1 percent gain. Wichita millers raise 10000 to challenge new railroad freight rates on grain.
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Topeka
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Department of Agriculture
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Obtect to Double Pay in Senate Report on Strike Commission
Washington December 10 The senate committees on appropriations agreed to report the house resolution appropriating 50000 for the anthracite coal strike commission. The bill will be amended to deny double compensation to officers serving on the commission while providing for their expenses.
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Senate
Appropriations
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Statehood Bill Sparks Senate Debate In Washington
In Washington the statehood bill faced brisk opposition as Quay urged delays with a fixed vote penalty while Democrats like Tate pressed for a vote. Senators Beveridge Lodge and Hale warned against obstruction, signaling plans to stall until proponents concede.
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Doc
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Tle
Tate
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Lodge
Hale
Quayaid
Benator Quay
Deapar's Pips Drone Story in Early Philadelphia Paper
Philadelphia North American reports on a suit against W. R. Draper, a former newspaper correspondent, linked to a story about an Indian figure named White Buffalo. The tale claims White Buffalo killed three Indian maidens in Indian Territory amid sensational and unclear allegations.
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Wichita
Ken
Philadelphia
W. R Draper
Woman applicant’s bold reply shocks panel at St Louis school
A young woman applying for a western school provoked laughter with her answer to a question about whipping children. She stated her usual position is on a chair with the child across her knees, face downward, and still won admission.
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Enetiool Out West
Louis
World's Largest Bean Field In Southern California
The present average yield of Mmm beans in Southern California is 22,000,000 pounds, about three fourths of world production. One ranch spans 1,500 acres, making it the largest bean field. It requires forty tons of seed beans to plant.
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California
Golden wedding in New Jersey sparks family record query
Two New Jersey residents celebrated a golden wedding, with a family record noting odd figures such as Crom words spoken, kitchen fires rebuilt, and a papal count for Mr. Dixon. The item ends by questioning whether family setts are reliably dependable, inviting reflection on lineage honesty.
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Dixon
Wit and War Hero Baden-Powell Dines with Doctor
A luncheon guest recounts how General Baden-Powell, famed English military figure, joked about his past as a professional killer. The doctor asks how he feels, and the general replies in his light, dry manner that it troubles him little more than the doctor’s own work.
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Baden-Powell
Wi Chang
Salvation Army Citadel Project Under Way in Cleveland
The Salvation Army plans a large citadel in Cleveland Ohio for institutional work with total cost near 90000 dollars. Already 30000 has been paid. Rockefeller aid contingent on 80000 being paid by May 1 1903, triggering a final 10000 gift.
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Salvation Army
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Doctors Mistakes Highlight Plague Outbreak Reporting
A local government board reports repeated medical errors during a bubonic plague outbreak with misdiagnoses ranging from influenza to malaria. The London Daily Mail is cited, and the piece echoes public concerns as officials urge improved diagnostic accuracy amid ongoing health fears.
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London Daily Mail
Reproductions of Brizon Drawings Ready for Sale
The GT announces a calendar for 103 sheets measuring 10 by 18 inches, in color reproductions of Brizon drawings. It states prices and a receipt date of twenty two or twenty six, with address details for Miller and a passenger agent listed.
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Brizon
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