Cullem and Monroe Doctrine Stance Urged in Senate
Washington Dec 10 Senator Cullem urged strict adherence to the Monroe doctrine in all matters especially regarding Great Britain. He argued the government must have a clear, simple policy supported by Americans and other American states, insisting the policy is the American policy and our motto is America for Americans.
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Waumasgtos
Cultem
Uligals
Senate
Great Britain
Europe
Old World
James Munroe
America
United Sistes
County commissioners await bond sale for bridge project
In session today the county officials planned to proceed with preliminary work on a new bridge if no injunction arises before the bonds are sold. Voters worry over delays as negotiations and potential objections loom. Peter, formerly inspector and acting chief, is now chief. cinema and china ads clutter the page.
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Eanty Comreainas
Katy
Uw Bridge
Munyon Remedies Advertises Free Cure Mythic Claims
Munyons Remedies offers free copies of Mistyon's Guide to Cure Yourself with two scent bottles and boasts testimonials from users in various regions. The ad cites cures for asthma bronchial trouble and a wide range of ailments, with Prof. Munyon at 1506 North Street Philadelphia providing free medical advice and druggist availability.
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Mistyon
Meaith
Mumyon
Mr. J. Lawrencel
Hamhurgstraat
Bunsle
Munyou
Munyon
Philadelphia
Plan to Raise Lake Erie by Dam or Narrows
Major McKenzie of the Engineer Department endorses Senator Artow’s deepening plan for Lake Erie harbors and nets. He notes that raising the lake level is feasible by a low dam or narrowing the Niagara River, a concept repeatedly discussed in publications and supported by department officers.
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Major McKensie
Engineer Department
Artow
Fi Wasnisaros
Nenalur Brice
Lake Erie
Major McKenzie
Erie
Nisgara
Ede
Luke Erie
Swedes Meet Over Conviction Doubts At Local Church
A Swedish Gospel congregation at the Helleal church near Sixth Avenue and Polke Street gathered with over 500 members. Officers were elected and the executive committee noted frequent acquittals in district court after police court convictions. Rev. Hohnstram of Providence, KT, urged solving the issue at the election. The speech drew full attendance and sparked interest.
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Uslow
Wopeka
Helleal
Sixth Avenue
Polke Street
Hohnstram
Providence
Kt. L
Children of Garena Hold Memorial for Fields Monument
Garena Illinois December 10 The juvenile society the Garena Crast Band of Mercy conducted a memorial service for a Fields Monument. The event raised funds totaling amounts will be sent to the committee for an offering from the children of Galena.
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Garena
Garena Crast Band of Mercy
Galena
Ex-President Harrison Rumor Denied About Engagement
Friends of former President Harrison reject reports he will marry Mrs. Dimmick. They say there is no foundation for the tale and note that even close associates doubt any engagement.
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Harrison
Bimmick
Dipramapotis
Dimmick
Totlinaye
New York
Mra. Dimmick
Salvation Army to Feed 10,000 in Christmas Dinner
The Salvation Army plans a Christmas dinner for 3,000 men and 7,000 women and children. Men will dine in Princess Park, Madison Street station area, while women and children use a rented hall at Paulina and Madison streets.
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Chicago
Salyer
Salvation Army
Gui Chilaren
Princess Kink
Madison Street
Paulina Sod
Madison Streets
Fire at 409 Kanane Ave Threatened Hamilton Printlog Stock
A small blaze at 11 o clock endangered the remaining stock of paper leather bindings and stationery at 440 Kansas avenue. The room’s fire cap failed causing soot and book paper along the wall to ignite but a chemical extinguisher averted major damage. Estimated loss around 125 dollars.
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Kanane Ave
Hamilton Printlog Company
Tire
A.D. Hubbard
Kansas Avenue
Walla
Washington Stone to be removed from presidential statue
The George Washington stone slab, set at the base of the statue in front of the treasury, will be removed to prevent ruin. It marks the oath taken by Washington as first president on April 29, 1789 from the balcony of the old Federal Hall, near the current Treasury building.
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George Washington
Georges Washington
United States
Treasury
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Parties
Personal items from Topeka society recounts a progressive card party at Arlie Ewart’s home in Potwin with Miss Peck as guest of honor. Prizes included a hand painted plate and a “Bachelor’s Christmas” for the goat lames, awarded to Mrs Ted Wear and Mr. Robert Ruggles. Various locals and visitors, including F. Dennis, J. Frey, Mrs. Markley, Rev. Potter Hayden, and Miss Lillian Sterling, are listed with travels and visits through the week.
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Topeka
Elloe
Sis
Arlie Ewart
Potwin
Miss Peck
Ted Wear
Robert Ruggles
Mera
Fred Cole
Arthur Mills
Arthur Capyer
W. J. Black
C J. Prescott
R. Jamison
Misses Peck
Glenon Cross
Bessie West
Vern Atchison
Hieuriets Thorpeen
Helen Stour
Madde
Lone Rainey
Agnes Mullnoy
Diltia O'Brien
Gerunds
Mary Roberts
Margaret Mulvane
W. J. Tilack
Leavenworth
John Frey
William Pisece
Maple Hill
RC. Markley
Carbondale
K. A. Whitted
Fistcher Dennis
Washington, D.C
Hugh Chalmers
Buttas City
Potter Hayden
Strong City
Barney Lanter
John Sisvin
Alice Suir
C. Daviin
Chicago
D. W. Mark
Kanuss City
George Morgan
iDorado
Wim. Southern
St Louie T
Lillian Sterling
Lincoln
Ned
J. L Cutberth
Silver Lake
Lil
N. A. Cramer
Lawrence
George W. Bainter
St. Joe
Eimma Payne
War Hares Street
Hies
Plorence ‘Taylor
Haldwin City
G. Cidewi
J. P. Rowley
Kansas City
A. A. Scott
Peoria
Ill
Geo. D. Hale
William Trump
Ottawa
Byron Robert
Salina
Lois Kilmer
Lee
St. Jon
William "Taylor
Alma
Bassin Burnham
Stockton
Cal
Leas Sheldon
Burnham
Anna Bartholomew
Elwabe Wilson
Chicaza
Tas MN
Ctu
W. C. Garvey
Anna Craus
Howel Jones
Henrietta
Mary Thompson
Geo. P Ashtob
der. South
Guildhall
Philharmonic
Pausy Club
Arthur Pee
W. E. Swift
Dean Rodle
Sans Pareil Club
Litewry Hall
Bachelor
Hudson’s Hall
Fis da Crecle Club
Dean
Mrs. Bodley
Bad Cookery 18 Immoral Denounces a Good Dinner
Ex minister Hoosevelt denounces bad cookery and outlines a French versus American dinner ideal. He advocates a fish start, then turkey, terrapin, oysters, and venison, with American gravies and pies, ending with fruit and cheese. The piece mocks foreign influence and praises American culinary prowess.
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Hoosevelt
Wasumeron
Waterloo
Emersie
Napoleon
Paris
Prince of
America
Sid
Remurk
Chance chapter event and Jaccard visiting cards sale
Miss Pansy Su hosted about eighteen friends for a party yesterday afternoon marking a berth birthday. Jaccard engraved visiting cards and invitations advertised with prices for sets and plate. Adams Brothers named as Topeka agents for orders and inquiries.
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Ladies of the Chance
Divinity
Jaccard
Adams Bros. Agenta
Topeka
Pansy Su
Jaccarda
Adams Brothers
French Menu Critique and Dining Observations
The passage discusses French dishes and dining terms with terms like fixins and ornaments. It references Milin and Boi comparing filets and mushrooms with ris de veau and other components. The tone is of a critic or guide noting good eating and the kitchen hierarchy.
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Roosevent
A Smooth Swindle and Odd Tales From Kansas City and Beyond
A string of short items reports a Western banking draft swindle tied to Jamaica, a near fatal pencil through the tongue accident in Kansas City, a Wisconsin Central rail seizure, a postponed legal hearing in Atlanta, a drowning schooner off Ameland, a $30,000 fire in a Wisconsin city, and Libbey Grass Co glassware promotions in Pauxutka and Chicago trade ads.
Now He Is Governor Bradley Is Kentucky’s First Republican Governor
Wm O Bradley sworn in as Kentucky governor amid record crowds in Frankfort. In inaugural address he pledges constitutional enforcement and protection of life liberty and property, condemns mob violence and promises severe action against attackers. Dinner with ex governor Brown slated and an inaugural ball planned at the Basilica ballroom.
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Bradiey
Fantucky
Feaxxyort
Kentucky
Prankfort
John Young Brown
Bradley
Brown
Bistacle Assembly
Sten
Monroe doctrine loyalty boosts Confederate veteran pledge
Ex Confederate General T J Churchill telegraphs Senator James H Barry offering service to the president in a war with England. He says the south and all Confederates support the union and Monroe doctrine and are ready to defend the government.
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Suato
James H. Barry
Washington
England
Barry
Thomas
Churchill
WHITE MAN S LAND NEGROES SHOT DROWNED AFTER CHASE
In Tarawa Florida on December 1 nearly 200 hungry African Americans were brought from Lee County to pick oranges. At Fort Myers they were ordered off, surrounded by armed whites, and kept under guard two days. Some leaped overboard and were shot or drowned as guards fired on the river. Bodies were dumped in the river. white residents warned blacks to stay away under the threat of death.
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Tawra
Fla
Lawrence
Lee County
Fr. Myers
Homeopathic Clinic Visit Announces Doctors in Evening Session
A homeopathic clinic announces doctors Ryder Harding Swift Howard and Stewart will be at the Mumeopathic Misir Reheoil in Moomom Kuntae avenue Thursday evening from 7 30 to 9 30 attending those desiring treatment.
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Ryder
Harding
Swift
Howard
Stewart
Mumeopathic Misir Reheoil
Moomom
Kuntae Avenge
Arary
Thors
Not Miss M Arthur Married Three Months
The county clerk's office employee Mae Been Married to E F Hollis, a bookkeeper at Topeka Paper Co, last Augusta. She kept the marriage secret and continued work until last night, then went to the county treasurer. The wedding occurred in St Joe Missouri.
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Othow
Mae
Mies
McArthur
Dee
Bin
EF. Hollis
Topeke Paper Company
Mra Hollie
Stell
St. Joe
Missouri
Corporation in trouble dissolves Walter A Wood Company
New York December 12 The World reports an application to the attorney general to dissolve the Walter A Wood Boring and Shaping Machine Company, a major New York industrial firm. Attorneys Fellowes and Wright for Sir Thomas Pattieon of New Briggnton contend with dissolution proceedings.
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Walter A. Wood Company
New York
Walter A. Wood Bowing and Eaping Machine Company
Fellowes & Wright
Thomas Pattieoa
New Briggnton
Utah to be admitted as state under Cleveland proclamation
The Utah admission moves toward completion as President Cleveland prepares to proclaim Utah a state. The anticipated move will trigger formation of a state legislature in January to elect two United States senators, George Canson and Seeee IL Trombu, as part of the new government structure.
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Utah
Waswixovox
Cleveland
Uteh
Tancary
George Canson
Motwos
Seeee IL Trombu
Gentile
Cotton Wrap Report Shows 65 Percent of Last Year Output
Washington reports the agriculture department notes a crop at 65 percent of last year, about 6 375,000 bales. Mean farm price around 65 cents, similar to last year. Weather conditions and early marketing hinder production. final reports due in February. A bank robbery in Limerick and a minister declining Lane Seminary presidency are also noted in brief.
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Washington
Agericultural Department
Almont
Dee
Limerick
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