Fort Hays Regents Study Fort Hays Reserve For Western Kansas Tests
Secretary Coburn and Agricultural Regents of Fort Hays plan twenty four farms on the Port Hays reserve in Bilis County to test crops for western Kansas. The Manhattan experiment station is deemed insufficient for western needs, with tests including corn alfalfa beet sugar and wheat on 160 acre plots to guide farmer practices. The board will review plans at Manhattan tomorrow after discussions with Senator Stewart and Professor Cottrell.
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Board of Regents
Manhattan
Congress
Port Hayn
Bilis
Strikts
State Agricultural College
Western
Kansas
Coburn
Tiake
Exaeris
Korthtanes
Agricultures” “College
Fort Haya
Agericultural College
Karnes
Ligricul
Exsterr
Yuntorn Kankas
Ue Port
Berlin
Bicetary Coburn
Stewart
Pear Cottrell
Board of Pewenth
Marhatian
Court rejects suit by Spaniard to recover damages from Clyde Ship Builders
A session court ruling reverses a lower court, dismissing a Spanish minister’s claim for 75,000 pounds over the delivery of four torpedo destroyers during war time. The case hinged on contract timing and a foreign state’s immunity. One judge dissented, arguing the right to claim respects the sovereign minister.
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Fdinkstrab
Court of Sessiont Lely
Wetiga
Spaniat Retriever of
Wearine
Clyde
Court of Menions
Session Court
Aris Rullue
Oc Raring
Disappearance of Uranity bank cashier with $100000
Jan Angeles California December details report the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Uranity missing cash and the cashier Pieischman accused. Vice President Hetmain cites $100000 as the sum, noting Pieischman had long service and bonds secured by a surety company. He reportedly carried the daughter of AW Harrell and was described as 42, of medium build, with a southern California bank presidency background and strong assets to cover the loss.
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Jan Angeles
Cal
Dec
J. Pieischman
Farmers and Merchant Bank of Uranity
Whetmain
Flexehman
Parmers and Merchants Bank
Flelmas
Pleischiaik
AW Harrell
Partners and Merchants Bank
Helwands
Heinen Te Vier
California
Ite Capital
Fainpuw
Hettan
Fieischman
Pivischman
Leland Wins Reappointment Decision At Topeka Agency
A Topeka agency reappointment of Cyrus Leland was approved by President Moorevell after AP accounts circulated late Monday. Leland expressed confidence, denied opposition charges, and noted delays from McKinley era politics and the Tracy and Burton appointments.
Stanford University Endowment Figures Released In 1900s Style Report
San Francisco December 10 endowment deeds of gift by Mrs Jane L Stanford place property values from 25 600 to 90 001 000 to the university. Details list stocks ranches real estate and major holdings including Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Central Pacific shares. The article notes the endowment totals about 32 520 000 with extensive lands across multiple California counties and a large Palo Alto campus growth. Instruction at the university is free.
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San Francisco
Jane L. Stanford
Tael
Sanford
Taterut Bisrtus Atikd
Bonis
Southern Packies
Vira Ranch
Teheme
Gridios Ranch
Butte County
Pal Alte Ranch
Sant Clara County
Stanford Munsion
Stanford
Tettig Lient
Mis
Bam
Urenent
Palo Alto
Uni
Wine Rooms Abolished By City Council
Chisago city council passed an ordinance to wipe out private wine rooms in saloons, restaurants and hotels. Mayor Farricon said he would sign the measure. Weather indications for Chicago show snow and colder conditions with tonight and tomorrow.
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Chisigo
Farricon
Favors Knox Protests Fail to Stop Confirmation
Washington dispatch notes the Senate moved to executive session to review the Hay Pauncefote treaty and confirmed Attorney General Knox after noting protests by the Anti-Trust League. House actions included pay roll adjustments for minority staff, committee reorganization, and a plan for holidays adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Motua
Ledge
Our
Committee On the Judiciary
Knox
Jeague
Richardden
Tenn
Hyway
Ind
el Comimittee
Arid
Canin Bald
Grow
House
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Hepburn
Lai
Frutcher
Finn
Sher
Wanker
Pat
Joy
Corties
Stewart
Atann
Levering
Mass
Coombe
Cale Tompkins
Davey
Lad
Adansi
Davie
Schakleferd
Nate
Ryan
Aifchurdaun
Wis
Canton
Hitt
Paine CN
Lod
Cal
Townes
Minn
Moody
Mase
Crumpacker
Hamilton
Tich
Sibley
Jones
Maddox
Gay
Wiliiuans
Henry
Tex
Wiliams
Miss
Patterson
Tenn.s
Rey
N. J
Jenkins
Parker
Alexander CN. Warner
IHL
Little
Kaho
Thomas Co. Powers
Nevin
DeArmond
Lanham
Elliott
Taibert
Rhea Ky
Thatcher
Lewis
Pugabey
N.Y
Padgett
Merchant — Marines and Fisheries
Grosvenor
Hopkine
Its
Yours
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Muss
Miner
Stevens
Wash
Fentney
Aio
Wachter Ie Reetend
Syishe
Davis
McDermott A
River
Kirbe Burton
Reever
Dovener
Bishop
Acheson
Morris Oftin
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Tongue
Ore
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Prince Um
Adams Fm
Suleer
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Slayden
Brows Oe Snodgrass
Redrey
Fong
Davvott CW
Yai
Loudensinger Ts
Hixey
Kitcbin
Vandiver
Wheeler
Shattue
Adame
Tao
Howell A Lawrence
Mann
Phaical Skies
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Otey
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Robb
Sto
Rucker
Wadsworth GN
Ye Henry
Conn
Connethois
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Haugson
Dada
Scot
Man
Huskins i
H.C .Smite
Mich
S.C
Grafft
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Lamb
Cooney
Peater
Owen Wis Pinkmore
Clark
Howard
Burleson
Hooker
Naphen
Lavind
Ketobar
Smith
Gardner M
Sperry
Bromwell
Bingham
Fragmented Listing of Officials and Regions in Arid Lands Debate
A fragmented OCR list names numerous officials and regions across states and territories, including persons like Sherman Curtis Eddy Lacey and Barnett, alongside departments such as Indian affairs, Public buildings and grounds, and Litigation of arid lands. The text mixes names with partial titles and scattered place references, suggesting a bureaucratic roster or committee notes from a postwar arid lands discussion.
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Sandell
Wyo
Miller Okan
Jones
Wash
Esch
Wis
Moody
Ore
Needham
Cal
Martin
Tompking
Fordney Gilch
Kicberg
Tex
Grimity Find
Hrundidge
Ark
Lassiter
Burnett
Ala
Flynn
Oks
Sherman
Curtis
Kan
Eddy
Minn
Lacey
Sheldon
Marshall
N. Co
Brown
Burke
Morgan
Gal
Liztie
Stephens
Zeenor
Ind
Fitegerald
Dougherty
McAndrews
Smith
Arias
Territories
Knox
Mercer
Neb
Gillett
Bartholat
Aurleeh
Howell
N. J
Showater
Conner
Tongusi
Jenkins
Wie
Hay
Philippine tariff measure debated by Ways and Means
Washington notes that Republican members of the ways and means committee held early talks on a Philippine tariff plan. Insular affairs chief Col Edwards described rate adjustments and U S preference for American goods. Proposals to impose 8 percent duties or export taxes were rejected. Cuban reciprocity hearings were postponed until after the holidays. The plan would enact Philippine laws with Dingley duties and coastwise limits until 1905, with revenue going to the Philippine treasury. Democratic members were briefed on the schedule to report Friday and pass after one day of debate next Tuesday under a special rule.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Democrata
Col Edwards
Insular
War Department
Iran
Philippines
Conault
United States
Russell
Tawney
Payne
Philippines Commission
Philippine
Trial testimony pins close range for Ayres shooting
At close range, three medical experts testified in the trial of Mrs Lole Ida Bonine over the killing of Census Clerk Ayres. Dr Sterling Faishin said the chest wound likely came from a pistol fired five to eight inches away. Doctors Carr and Boyle presented experiments to establish the close range for the fatal shots as well.
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Washington
Dec
Lole Ida Bonine
Ayres
Sterling Faishin
Carr and
Boyle
Kitchener reports week of Boer casualties and moves
Dispatch from Pretoria dated Monday December reports 32 Boers killed 17 wounded 62 captured 35 surrendered. Kitchener advances block houses in eastern Transvaal to enable systematic operations near Ermelo Hethel and Carolina Clute clear southeastern Orange River Colony and push north of Thabenohu. Boers remain strong in western Cape Colony. Maritz attacked Tontelibosehkep and was wounded at McKinley Day in Indiana. December 10 noted activity in Indiana Port and a cabinet decision on Judge Francis Baker for the Berpath circuit court.
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London
Dev
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Transomill
Kitchener
Melo
Hethel
Carolina Clute
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Marita
Tontelibosehkep
Maritz
Wounsie
Favor Scalp ers Oppose Anti Scalping Law in Labor Meet
Scranton Pa Dec 10 The American Federation of Labor convention debated anti scalping legislation with a large majority supporting a measure to curb ticket scalping while telegraphers delegates and a Tailors union delegate opposed. Debate centered on autonomy duties and per capita tax while several speakers argued scalping as legitimate undercutting rail travel costs. The measure passed by Viva Voce despite opposition from three railroad telegraphers delegates.
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Scranton
Duncan of
Heston
Committee On
Anso
Duncan
American Federation
Une
Congress
Tunquerdy
Cutoraito
Railroad Telegraphers' Union
John Lennon
Bloomingdale
Journeynwn Tailors' Union
Tanqueray
Lennon
Lee Hart
Chicago
National Alliance
Agard
Fairbury
Burg
Bhees
SY. J. Croke
Marion
Ind
Glass Blowers
O. Sherman
Chicago Metal Workers
Eugene O'Rourke
New York Typographical Union
Sheldon A. Harris
Dwicht, II
Federal Union
Dennis Hayes
Philadelphia
Glass Bottle Blowers
Bedside murder shocks city in early 1900s
Mrs Ada Gil bert Dennis a dressmaker is found dying in her Salem bed with a fractured skull and severed ear. Police and detectives swarm Garfield hospital as a bloody piano stool blow and a possible intruder are investigated. A poker box containing greenbacks remains on a table. robbery is not yet confirmed. Witnesses heard a scream from another house nearby. Mr Dennis is a prominent local widow.
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Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Iman
Saim
Garfield Hospital
Ise
Dennis
Beng
Snepital
Mr. Dennis
Walter Dennis
Setor Fon
Noepital
Tilman and McLaurin embroiled in Senate clash at Washington
Dramatic Senate scene with Tilman challenging McLaurin to confront a dispute in public. McLaurin declined, detailing a long feud tied to South Carolina politics. The episode followed earlier debates over party loyalty and alleged conspiracies, ending as Lodge moved to a closing executive session.
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Washington
Dec. W
Senate Chamber
Tilman& C
Senator McLaurin
McLaurin
South Carolina
Poni
aPhitinty
Jones
Democratic National
Tillman
Hoar
Senate
Thi Man
Alcohol's effect on muscle shown by Lee and Atwater
New York Dep 10. In a discussion at the New York academy of Sciences Prof Lee of the College of Physicians and Surgeons reported frog leg experiments testing alcohol as a possible food to boost muscle power. He noted that a definite amount increases stimulus response while too much suppresses it, confirming Atwater's findings on alcohol as a potentially superior fuel.
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New York
New
Prof Lee
Lee
Prof. Atwaters
SOPER GETS A PLACE IN INDIAN TERRITORY
Pliny L. Soper, current United States district attorney for the northern district of the Indian Territory, secures a new post as general attorney for the Creek nation at a $5,000 annual salary. He will resign his federal job immediately to devote time to private practice and Creek affairs, with potential political ripple effects for Senator Burton and a scramble to replace him in Kansas and Indian Territory. He is a Kansas State University graduate and formerly the U S district attorney for Kansas under Joseph Ady.
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Pliny L. Soper
Unea
Indian Territory
Han
Iisco
Indiana Territory
Soper
Cyrus Leland
Burton
Kansas
United States
Ffurton
Kansas State University
Dnstant United States
Joseph Ady
Transports sail from Mare Island toward Panama and Chicago crews
Navy ships including the Philadelphia and Hancock move from Mare Island yard awaiting orders and possible Panama passage. Hancock expected to carry 1700 soldiers and passengers. ship routing undecided. Temperatures list for major cities, and Episco pal pastor appointment and fundraising report from Parsons, Kansas, with $90 raised locally toward pastor’s salary.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mare Island Navy Yard
Panama
Hancock
27Th Infantry
Chicago
Bird Sentenced to Prison for Manslaughter
Clarence Bird was convicted of manslaughter in the Hunley schoolhouse killing of Joshua Linton two weeks earlier. He received a sentence of three years and six months in the penitentiary. Linton had been courting a young woman, and Bird interfered.
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Cherryvalt
Kan
Clarence Bird
Joshua Linton
Ahinney
Hunley School House
Mansignuhter
Deeres
Linton
Bird
Rate Slashing Wild Scramble for Westbound Traffic
A wild scramble ensues as rate slashing measures unsettle westbound traffic lanes. Officials warn drivers of shifting tolls and erratic travel times while monitoring congestion and seeking steady guidelines to ease delays.
Railroads across West cut shipments fifty percent halt in Utah
Rail lines led by Goulds groups the Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific halted or reduced traffic in Utah. The Herald says deficiencies arose from competition among Mallory, Morgan steamship lines and the Gould system affiliates. Westbound rates dropped sharply, with 50 percent cuts reported on several routes and disruptions spreading from Chicago to the Missouri River region. Shipping from New York via New Orleans and Galveston triggered the downshift amid a broader merger of routes under Union Pacific influence.
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Halt Lake
Utah
Avery Railroad
Herald
Gina Paty
Prineigally
Gould
Chicago
Minsouri
Union Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Black Maria proposed to collect unpaid county taxes
The county commissioners consider a plan dubbed Black Maria to seize and handle unpaid personal taxes via a marshal style process. It would target property owners and may involve house visits if other methods fail, though current sentiment is unfavorable.
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Méiane
Unhaid
Persia
Mix-up at Tien Tsin Ends in Heavy Casualties
A sentry's misidentification led to a clash near Tien Tsin as German troops fired on Punjab Infantry. Three German privates and a German officer were killed or wounded, while British casualties included soldiers of the Inding Troops. Gunfire continued as barracks were attacked.
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Tien Tait
Belume
Punjab Infantry
Micantine
Germar
Ame Eral
Germat
Beloit W R C Elects Officers At December Meeting
Beloit Women’s Relief Corps selects officers for the coming season. W H Bewl is named senior vice president, Lem Hellend thephin Mex Stagath Bal is conductor, Altie Caurtle guard, Ida Jewell assists and Miss Minnie Seri noted among endorsers. Beloit unit plans strong participation in the department encampment and April events.
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Beloit
Inn
Der
Lia Theniberah
Anarchy Island and Senate Resolution on Negotiations
Washington senator Hear fas introduced a resolution urging the President to pursue negotiations with abstilase nations to possibly carve out a safe territory after warnings and riot risks. Massachusetts cities vote tightens mayoral contests with Hart opposing the Democratic candidate in Beeston as Republicans back an incumbent. U S Supreme Court recess extended to January 2.
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Washington
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Laland
Leland Stanford, Jr
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Anti-Trust League
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Philippine Tariff
Us and Means Committee
Indiana
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American Federation of Labor
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Atwater
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
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