Populists Stand Solid Against Senate Reorganization
In Dee 4 report from Wasnisatos, Populist senators vow to oppose both major parties and block a full council shake up. Poiter Alten Kyle and Bafler among those present defend unity and plan to field their own candidates if rivals contest seats. Republicans need three of seven to win control, with Utah’s delegation noted.
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Wasnisatos
Dee
Senate
Poiter Alten
Kyle
Bafler Fauked
Draight
Sontor
Aome
Oo Uinsnet
Gover
Repub
House
Utah
Three Ships Lost in Pacific Typhoon Sinking News
Reports from the Pacific describe three steamers lost after a severe typhoon near the coast of China with 150 lives and property valued at $1,200,000. Captain Maal and crews from ships Eskdale Strathoevis and Typhooned yachts were reportedly among the missing on the northern ocean. A Belfast-Late belief links the Lont Hrussay and Tacoma incidents as similar wrecks. In Lebanon Kansas, James Amis murder dominates county headlines as Pred Gore, Ike Bogen, and Ollie Gum await preliminary hearing Friday.
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Dellerad
Hellieh
Goredd
Maal
Singapore
Noethern Ocean
Eskdale
Strathoevis
Thaschovner
Dlustern
Chi~ue
Saya Tha
Pacific
Tacoma
Orient
Lont Hrussay
Mae Arete
Lebanon
Wue
Kansas Orr
Star
Kun
James Amis
Pred Gore
Ike Bogen
Ollie Gum
Armiees
Death of Thomas Colby at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore
Thomas F. Chiby known as a long time resident of this city died yesterday afternoon at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Maryland. He had been ill for six months and entered the hospital about a month ago for treatment. The cause of death was Brights disease of the kidney. Cully and his daughter Josephine were with him at the time of death, and his daughters Nellie and Mary leave this afternoon for Chambersburg Pennsylvania where the interment will take place.
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Hopkins Hospital
Nimnre
Thomas F. Chiby
Thin City
Baltinore
Cully
Nellie
Mary
Chambersburg
Armourdale
Samuel Day
Joseph Dig
Bird
Accshola
Minnesota Avenue
Hardlay
Kansas City
Bird's
Presbyterian Church
Tuether
Abs
Commissioner Bird Oaid
Hartley
Beng
Algee
Mrs. Bird
Kindig Dismissed Exbank Cashier Under Cloud of Fraud
Special to the Star from St. Francis Kansas reports ex cashier Ry J Kindig formerly of Oberlin Kansas head of the State Bank of Oberlin was dismissed in a case tied to a solvent bank failure in 1893. Convicted in Thomas County after a venue change, he served three years before the Supreme Court reversed. Citizens of Decatur County petitioned to dismiss. petition granted.
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Hugh Cashier
Prem
Clidmnies
Bancas Crix
St. Prancis
Kansas
Ry J. Kindig
Ban Wen
Kindic
Oberlin
Kaa
Thomas County
Supreme Court
Casa
Decatur County
Object to Howard In Armenian Relief Effort
The Christian Herald reporting on Louis Kippech of the Cariatine Herald attempting to send aid to Armenians through Ste W. W. Howard is blocked by a Turkish government objection. The Turkish minister in Washington says Howard is unacceptable to the Sultan's government and he must not proceed to Asiatic Turkey. Howard will return to New York.
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Christian Herald
Armenia
New Yeak
Louis Kippech
Cariatine Herald
Ste W. W. Howard
Turkle Miniater
Washington
Howard
Asiatic
Turkey
Kiopsch
Court suit seeks stay in Santa Fe sale interruption
A federal circuit court filing as an intervening petition seeks to halt or alter a sale of the Santa Fe property. The bond holder and others contend the agreement making the road part of the Santa Fe system should be reviewed, while the railroad argues the sale schedule remains fixed and uncontested by the case.
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United States Circuit Court
Logis & Suc
St. Louis
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Allison Willing in Formally Announced Presidential Bid
Allison Williams, standing as a candidate for the preideptial nomination, formally launched his campaign. State central committee authorized the announcement while N G McMillan will open leafge offices in the city to center the Allison effort with vigor and skill.
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Tawan
Renee Ate Des
Willian Allison
Reptilcup
Thia
Usher
Allison
Putigio
State Farmers Alliance holds annual convention in session details
The State Farmers Alliance gathers at Traces Assembly with J. Willits presiding and opening ceremonies held in the afternoon. Shawnes county Alliance leads the teeing and Ex-Congressman John G. Otis delivers the welcome. A member notes progress, with the McPherson Alliance Insurance Company reporting about 6 000 000 in risks on its books.
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State Farmers’ Alliance
Traces Assembly Doll
J. ¥. Willits
Shawnes County
Alligues
John G. Otis
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
McPherson Alliance Insurance Company
Marcus' Bad Hess and Mortgage Mixup in District Court
The district court heard a case involving Marcus Owens, a Black man, and Timothy Bo Sweet of The Kun eos Lona Trust Company. Owens claims Sweet took $400 or $500 from him under a mortgage that left his ten acres bought for $1,000 encumbered. Hillyer allegedly misrepresented the property as free of encumbrances, leading Owens to pay $1,000 plus additional sums before foreclosure transferred the land to the loan company. Owens later purchased the property again for $600, seeking repayment of the initial mortgage misrepresentation.
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Marcus Owens
Timothy Bo Sweet
Kuneos
Lona & ‘Trust Company
Owens
Hillyer
Blin
Mr. Sweet
Marcus
Busineds
Mcilliyer
Hillyee
Sweet
Gwens
Lund
T. U. Sweet
Weather and electric plans in Herington plus distant forecasts
The report notes warmer weather ahead for Kansas and mentions cloudy, cold conditions in parts of Colorado and New Mexico. It details an expected light snow in parts of Santa Fe and Topeka, with clear, cold conditions elsewhere. Herington will gain electric lights and water works after a new charter filing by the Water Light and Power Co with a $20,000 capital. directors listed as J. Brundage H. ti i Yuwour T. Mf. Bixby FG. Dayton and HA Wilson. Also mentions a 1890 plague note and 1910 world-end forecast by Governor Morill era rhetoric about populist elections.
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Santa Fe
Ruosas
Topeka
Colorado
New Mexico
Omaha
Dierton
Rock Island
Herington
Cilekashi
Weatera
Ther
Wnoenvter
Kantas
Electric Light
Merington
Water, Light and Power Company of
Capital Pteck
J. Brundage
H. Ti i. Yuwour
T. Mf. Bixby
FG. Dayton
HA Wilson
Insurgent Leader Gonzalo Condemned for Upheaval
Havana December 4 General Gonzalo, the insurgent chief, was court marshaled and found guilty of taking up arms against his country. He was ordered to be shot on the spot. New York December 4 The Teera departed the navy yard for a trial trip off Sandy Hook, with testing scheduled for tomorrow. Jacob Teaver and John Kusdorf, two former reform school inmates, escaped yesterday after hitching a coal-haul team to a car and leading it away.
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Gonzaten
Havana
Gonzalo
Abon
New York
Teraa
Cavy
Sandy Hook
Jacob Teaver
John Kusdorf
Reform School
After Holidays Many Firms Push to Be Ready by the 15th
Businesses scramble to meet deadlines as staff return from holidays. Managers warn that readiness varies and that some departments lag. Officials emphasize timely revision of plans and adherence to schedules to avoid delays.
Maine Seniority Clash in Willing Appointment Shuffle
Washington December 4 reports say Maine lawmakers press Speaker Reed to finalize committee assignments by December 16. Oldest members contending for chairmanships spark tension over Maine’s four members and the balance with other states as Reed seeks an expedient adjournment and smoother business.
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Wasnixctos
Mwed
Cale
Reed
Congress
Messrs Diugisy
Boutello
Milliken Wold
Ea Boutelle
Milliken
Dingley
Cannon and Henderson
Appropriations
Payne and Dalzell
It’s a Sad Story Family Estrangement as Told by Parties
A concise portrait documents a family rift as recounted by the involved members. The piece traces tensions, shifting loyalties, and the emotional toll within the household without sensational detail.
Divorce Petition Clouds Bird Household in Wyandotte
Labor Commissioner W G Bird seeks a divorce from Mrs Sarah L D Bird charging infidelity with laundry wagon driver W C Hartley as the alleged co respondent. The petition filed November 24 outlines two children and seeks custody. Mrs Bird disputes cruelty claims and says she wishes the matter resolved if the grounds are valid.
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W. G. Bird
Sarah LD. Bird
Kansasity
Leas
Bird
Labor
Jonzer
District Court
Wyandotte County
Andi
Paint
Iona W. M Harilay
Marriag
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Beulal
Stepa
Mra Hird
Mra Bird
State Journal
BitWa
Kansas Co's
Kan
Agaipatty
G. Biri
Kensal
Als
Mr. Bird
Banus City
Baker's New Firm Baker Hook Atwood Opens In Leavenworth
Partnership arrangements are completed among Senator Baker Wm G Hook and John H Atwood forming Baker Hook Atwood Law Firm. The firm occupies the renovated second floor of the old Baker headquarters at the southwest corner of Third and Delaware Streets in Leavenworth.
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Rheving
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Atwood and
Hook
Leavenworts
Senator Baker
Wm. G Hook
John H. Atwood
Gro
Baker, Hook & Atwood
Twiiles
Cornine
Third
Delaware
Still suing the city for damages in Widener case
A Topeka death case filed by Walter F. Widener seeks $820,000 in damages from the city in U S circuit court. Widener alleges his son Norvin was killed when he was thrown from a cart and struck by a stone on the road, suffering injuries and dying shortly after.
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Topeka
United States
Walter FS Widener
Norvin Widener
Widener
Yeas
Justice Sick Chief Justice Moe Confined by Severe Illness
A report from the supreme court indicates Chief Justice Futter Moe is confined to a bed by a severe illness. Dr Johnston was called this morning but the condition did not improve, leaving the court administration unsettled while healing efforts proceed.
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Very Surious
Wasminaron
Das
Dination Faller
Johnston
Janesville Trip Drops Snow Alarm and Ingalls Absence
The Kansas party at a Chicago meeting faced disappointment as Senator JOLA J. INGALLS failed to appear. A witness said Ingalls often misses engagements, noting no snow blocked Janesville Wisconsin. instead the issue was his spell of breaking important commitments. Additionally, Ges Barrett, clerk to Miller, was implicated in placing employees during the Pennsylvania Southwest line incident. ER. W. Benedict sold 1443 Lincoln Street for 1100 to T. A. Andrews. buyer plans move from Philadelphia. Mrs ME Bowers previously owned the property.
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Benater Ingalls
Janesville
Kansas
Chicago
Jola J. Ingalls
Ingatte
Wisconsin
Ingelia
ER. W. Benedict
Lincoln Street
T. A. Andrews
ME Bowers
Philadelphia
Topeka Hosts State G A R Reunion Rally Prospects
Topeka plans a grand Kansas state G A R reunion with parades, pageants, and a festival expected to attract over thirty five thousand veterans. Local committees led by Major T J Anderson and Captain A B Fuller seek support from towns across the state and Kansas City to ensure the event, slated for December, will fill Hamilton Hall and celebrate old soldiers with entertainment and political neutrality.
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Kansas
Topra
T.J. Anderson
Abl Fuller
Topeka
A. M. Puller
J. D. Barker
Girard
Bers
Kansas City
Fort Boots
Topekul
Thare
Tupuka
Hamilton Hall
Reuniet
Antiet Vorus
Lincols Circle
IR Aeu
A. B. Fuller
Topeke
Duttog
Rannion
Leavenworth
Sonderstand
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Allison Willing
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Peer
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Baker
W. HM. Popere Wasurxetox
D.C
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Jerome Kundel
Curtis
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Ind
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J. W. Cochran
Hartford
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Baker's New Deal
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Iawin Selle Barrett
Kansas Old Soldier Boys
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