In Alabama Capitol Inauguration Amid Militia Tensions
Montgomery crowds gather as Governor Jones faces a split inauguration with Captain Kolb contesting the oath. Armed militiamen guard the statehouse as Kolb asserts legal election victory and vows to oppose the proceedings. Governor Jones maintains orderly conduct while preparations proceed for the ceremony.
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Gordon found guilty of swindling on gold brick scheme
George Gordon, a swindler linked to the Pace Henry Trovear case, was found guilty by a district court jury this afternoon of obtaining money under false pretenses. He faces sentencing next Monday. Attorney Waters and Counts Attorney Safford described the scheme as a recurring racket targeting men, with Gordon's sister Mrs Frasier of Chicago present in court.
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Topeka Grand Theatrical Booking Highlights For Next Month
The Topeka attractions for the coming month show improvement with bookings. Florence Binchey appears Christmas Day, Charles Dickson on the cloth, Stuart Robson on the 21st, and Ses Smith Rue sell January 5. Crawford presents living pictures December 15. Dates are tentative and subject to change.
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Saloonkeepers Protest Over Student Conduct in San Francisco
Saloons of San Francisco protest college student misconduct after a foothill patrol, with letters to the presidents of the University of California and Stanford. Police proved powerless as students allegedly vandalized establishments in the Tenderloin, surpassing Eastern college rivalries in boldness. In other news, Japan plans to buy the Chilean cruiser Emeraldi, routed to Ecuador then Japan, at over $1,000,000 gold, while New York cloakmakers extend a winter strike into spring.
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Policy of Dry RCT Condemns Bond Issuance in Nationwide Critique
In a wide interview, North Dakota Senator St. Parr denounces the Baltimore plan of finance and any plan led by bankers. He argues for bi metalism, international monetary agreement excluding Britain, and warns against gold-backed bonds as a relic of financial tyranny. He ties populism to the era’s money question and labels recent Republican policies as protective and sound.
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National WICTL officers meet on southern work and school teaching
The national WICTL officers meet in session to discuss resolutions on aid to colored people in the south and patriotic teaching in public schools. Willard, Stevenson, and Miss Clara C. Hoffman are named as delegates to the National Council of Women in Washington, with Henry Somerset also listed.
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Glass Trust Form Planned by Plate Glass Makers
A meeting in the city Tuesday aims to form a national glass trust uniting about twenty million dollars in capital and employing roughly a thousand workers. Production costs would fall and prices rise accordingly as all U S plants align under a single organization.
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Cleveland's condition may delay White House visit Monday
President's health improving but uncertain to attend Monday reception for joint congressional committee at White House. five mile distance from Capitol to Woodley and two hour ride could hinder delivery of the message. Coxeyites arraigned in Grand Forks US Court for trespass on NP right of way and resisting marshals.
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North Central Kansas Teachers' Association Meeting Report
The North Central Kansas Teachers' association closed a three days session at noon in Neosho. About 400 encamped. J W Jullinger of Junction City elected president with J I Nielen of Abilene as vice president and A Keory of Minneapolis as treasurer. Addresses by Fairchild, Taylor, and John McDonald highlighted a meeting that supported electing a superintendent and giving country teachers a place on the state board of education. Next year’s session will be Beloit.
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Gresham Warns Mixdoparios to Stay Out of Turkey
Wasuinupon December 1 Secretary Gresham shows little interest in Armenian outrages and will not aid protected American citizens there. He claims no Americans have a valid claim and faults missionaries for stirring Armenian Muslim strife. He also opposes sending clergy to urge American church superiority over local faiths.
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Nicaragua Canal Sparks Congress Consideration This Session
A strong belief prevails in Congress that the Nicaragua canal will receive earnest consideration when the new session opens. Southern members and Mr. Cooper of Florida urge action, arguing authorization would boost the Democratic party’s popularity.
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Bowling Tournament Adds Handicap to Topeka Entries
The Topeka Athletes bowl in a handicap tournament at the Topeka Athletic Association alley starting last night and continuing until December 4. Twenty five entries include J W Thurston Nat Black I V Beatty J B Furry Fred Freeman Charles Garvey W W Webb and M D Henderson. Handicaps listed for many players range from 40 to 400. Local champions and prize details noted with a gold headed cane as the top prize and bowling balls as second and third prizes. The Grand Jury heard from after a week silence returning four minor indictments with no arrests yet. Williams Halford burglary case progresses with trial set in county jail. Senator Shoup announces candidacy for re election with Idaho reports noting his past stance on the issue.
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Yale Wins Again as Princeton Crumbles in Muddy Showdown
Yale dominates Princeton in a rain soaked game ending 24 to 0. The slow drizzle turned to sleet as Yale scored first in six minutes and added two more touchdowns in the second quarter. Butterworth and Hickok starred as Yale held Princeton scoreless, with key plays including a 56 yard punt and multiple strong defensive stands.
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Debson Dallas' Decision Break Up Railways Plans
Debs declares Judge Dallas' decision will disrupt rail unions nationwide. He warns the ruling harms civil rights and could cut railway workers from insurance and protections, noting 30,000 injuries and deaths yearly. Debs urges Brotherhood leaders to press managers for fair play.
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Militia Funds Cling To Budget As Georgia House Deadlock
Consternation grips Georgia politics as the House of Representatives balks at approving the annual state military appropriation. For years the legislature set aside 20 to 24 thousand dollars, but the body now declines to fund the military, signaling a likely halt in maintenance payments and potential disorder within the militia ranks. The state pardon board also reconsiders two Doniphan county farmers, Lees Franklin and James Murphy, jailed for stealing a jug of whiskey and a broken gate incident after a late-night dispute at a country grocery.
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