Easley Calls National Caucus Reform Conference in New York
Ralph M. Easley of the Chicago Civic Federation issues a call for a national conference on caucus reform to convene in New York City January 6th. The call is signed by prominent leaders from politics, business, and reform groups including Abram Hewitt, Lyman J. Gage, Melville Stone, George McAneny, and Adolph Nathan. The meeting aims to discuss defects in current primaries and to promote practical reform measures across states.
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New York
Ealthen Teyn
Ralph M. Eastey
de Caucas
Nane
Masmchaqutts
Maryland
Tilinms
New Jurety
Piwadquartera
Hotel
Manhattan
Honey Randall Walte
American Institute of Cywice
FL Gitltsup
Chicago
Thames M. Reyna
Caton League Club
Join V. Farwell, Jr
The
Merchants Cluthitage
Thomas Y. Hoyne
Troquate Club
Chicagat F. . Paulding
Marquette Ela
Taos Hotdem
Piamilios Club
T. N. Jamiesem
Nesignal Republican Climmitterman
Lawrence P. Boyle
George le Doursas
Clicaen
EM. Moffman
Joseph Pattard, Jr
Reform Meigtes
Gaither
Roger W. Cuil
Shy Reform Teawue
Pranidint Merchants
Ausociation
HH. Bottom
A A. J. Votam
Jounsten
John P. Barks
Glenway Maxon
Chariey Best
G Flacan
C.F. Munroe
Butler
Ames
Pibdlers
James K. Snaley
W. T. Durand
Steen Milwaukee
P G. Maugalee
Carpenters Fend Jenners of America
Philadityhias W
Prominent Civic Leaders Named Across Cities and States
A long list of civic and business leaders appears from Cleveland to Denver and Des Moines. Names include R Waroer and H A Towne, with figures such as J. Blondin, T. J. Johnson, and S Sammuel M. Joney. The roster spans presidents, mayors, and executives in commerce, education, and municipal affairs.
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R. Waroer
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
HA. Gariest
M.T. Herriet
Tom J. Johnson
A. Angell
J. Blondin
William Cushing
E. Bottins
Sargent
George T. Melqtosh
Olver Stctook
Pitiebure
Carwnd
Tren Amt Steel Worker
Pitsburg
William R. ‘Thompson
Pitievure
F. Langenders
Merchants’ Exchange
St. Louis
Kinnland
Manufacturers’ Association
St. Route
Barry
Civic Peiforation
Loule
Frank L Hartwell
Municipal Axeela~ Hot
Louisville
John H. Ward
Louletille
A.J
Indianapolis
Eyane Woolen
Camierdah Ehib
Tydiasapatie
A. J. Crocker
Board of ‘Tree
Minseapatia
FG. Witkios
Anthony Kelly
H. A. Towne
R. Childs
W. J. Dean
J. B Atwater
G. He Lyman
Cyrus
Buller
Denver
John MyVicker
Teague American Municipalitier
Des Moines
Sammuel M. Joney
India
Washington
O. Charles Kay
Prestedent Citizens Legis
Springfield
Janes D. Phetin
San Francisco
B. Hofer
Salem
Ore
Greater Republic of Central America May Become One Nation
Washington reports that the Greater Republic of Central America may extend beyond a diplomatic alliance to form a single sovereign state. Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Honduras would unite, absorbing their internal affairs and all interests into one government. A full union could be completed by February or sooner, per officials in Washington and Madrid.
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United States
Central America
Senor Cura
Washington
Diet
Mondogu
Coren
Cores
Steel Wire and Nail Makers Near Pool Accord
United States steel wire and nail manufacturers near completing a pool accord after months of negotiation. About twenty leading firms are expected to join, with total capitalization surpassing two hundred thousand dollars. Formalities may wait until after the holidays as buyouts of smaller wire and nail concerns continue. Judge Gary of Chicago and G. H Tenbroeck lead interested directors who say the pool will not raise prices but aims to stabilize production.
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New York
United States
Gary
Chicago
G. Htenbroeck
Danis
Itionl
Tta3
Germans to Stay in China After Talks in Pekin
Pekin dispatch reports that Germany gains key concessions after meeting with Chinese officials. China concedes on Kiao Chow Bay occupation, Shaftung governor removal with restored status, and exclusive control of nearby mining and railway monopolies. China yields on other points while maintaining some preferences for Germany.
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China
William
Pekin
Kine Chou Bay
Shang Tung
Germany
Kiaphou Bay
Missionary Doctor Dayan Dies After 23 Years in Service
Rev Dr Day, a prominent Lutheran missionary in the United States, fell seriously ill in Liverfoot and sailed to New York under his wife’s care. He had spent twenty three years in Muttenberg and Werlu, Germany, returning to America with hope to report his work to the synod. His condition remained grave during the voyage.
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Philetoiphia
Dec
Day
Lutheran Synod of
Dmited States
Liverfoot
New York
Thy Hue
Muttenberg
Relund
Erowine
Amiri
Visible sun spots seen with naked eye report
Geneva reports professor Brooky from Sinlth oheortators observing a solar group visible to the naked eye near Liesus Hine center. Ambhed gins render the features visible through small telescopes. Misawire notes indicate the solar disturface about 100,000 miller fe bene, with Ekbere mast details unclear.
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Naked Eye
Geneva
Willam FR. Brooky
Sinlth
Liesus
Browes
Mrs Nancy Allison McKinley Dies at 88 in Canton
Canton Ohio December report says Nancy Allison McKinley mother of the president died at a few minutes after 2 AM with family at her bedside. Funeral Tuesday at one o clock in First Methodist Canton service planned with pallbearers and burial at Westlawn. President McKinley and Mrs McKinley to attend capital departure later.
Mrs McKinley Obituary Reflects Family Ties and Public Service
Nancy Allison McKinley, mother of William McKinley, died near Thanksgiving, with her life centered on family and church. She supported her son’s ascent from prosecuting attorney to congressman and president, attended the St Louis convention, joined the inauguration train, and remained a steadfast figure in Canton and beyond. Her passing followed years of close involvement with her children and frequent travels to visit them in California Somerset and Pittsburgh.
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Seldow
Jose
Aries
William
McKinley
Honer
St. Louis
Aren
Inkley
Mrs. McKinney
Canton
Nancy Allison McKinley
Virginia
Theshire
Goldy
Te Church
The Great Huxley and Digestive Remedies
A fragment praises Huxley the great English scientist and extolls Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It claims digestion improves flesh, blood, nerves, eyes, and complexion with wholesome food, and advertises the tablet for 80 cents a package plus a free stomach guide.
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Huxley
Ani
Stewart
Aterich
Stuart Cu
Marshall Mich
Boston Water Use Far Exceeds 1896 Levels
Boston's water consumption rose sharply last month, totaling about 1724,200 gallons daily on average, a 2.1 percent increase from the previous year. Water from Sudbury, Cochituate, and Mystic systems contributed over 269,000, 47 inches rainfall noted, and the city reports a firm supply with no feared shortages.
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Boston
Sudbury
Cochibunte
Mystic Service
Cochituate
Amtystic
Dottie Poate
Eves
Gun Vanteed
St. Feo
W. Stansfield
Kan. Ave
S Pharmacy
Corib
Topeka Avenue
Stories of Judge Gary and His Quick Wit in Chicago
A profile of Judge Gary, famed for the Haymarket sentence and two Luetgert trials, noting eight years on the bench, his 75 years, daily walks with his dog, and swift repartee on the bench. Anecdotes include his stance on jury duty and a lawyer’s first case facing 18 months. He lives quietly, cherishes his daughters, and values charity.
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Chicago
Jodge Joseph
Gary
Haymarket
Joleen R Cart
Akiil
Shudge
Talesman
George Batcheller Goes Abroad as Member of Cairo Court
George Sherman Batcheller, named American member of the international court at Cairo, Egypt, has long foreign experience. He held the post previously from 1875, served as minister to Portugal, and later worked as foreign attorney for major American life insurance companies while based in Paris. He is 61, Harvard educated, a former New York legislator and Union officer who helped reorganize the state militia after the Civil War. He resides in Saratoga, New York.
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International Court
Cairo
George Sherman Batcheller
Egypt
Portugal
Armerican Life Instrative
Paris
Batcheller
Jeorge Snarmoan Batcheller
Harvard
Ho Maide
New York
Grant
United States
International Tribunal of Kayne
Saratoga
Harricud
The
Treasury
Nansen Bouvesir Spoons Commemorate Far North Expedition
The latest in semaphore spoons features the Nansen design honoring Dr. Nansen and his farthest north expedition.
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Nansen
Dr. Nansen
Terrible Raids and Rheumatism Tales From Civil War Veteran
John Hewitt of Topeka recalls raids by guerrillas during the Civil War era while serving in Missouri regiments. He describes rheumatic afflictions, a work injury on the railroad, and long recovery periods. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his ability to walk and reducing pain, urging others to try the remedy.
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John Hewitt
Topeka
Kansas
G. AL
Hannibal & St. Joe Mall
Hannibal
Missouri Rome Guards
Flrst
M W. Heswood
Gettynburgs
Springfeld
Hibbon Creek
Atchicon
Santa Fe
Jeen
Wilkens
Ronny Een Prairie
Williams
Mr. Hewitt
Tome
Government Reservoirs Report on Irrigation in Wyoming and Colorado
A congressional summary reviews Alger secretary reports on proposed western reservoirs. Five Wyoming systems near Laramie would store river water and affect Missouri River flows. Pine Creek in Wyoming favored. Colorado sites include South Platts and Lake Desmet. Government control of irrigation rights is urged with full title, water rights, and jurisdiction. Total storage could exceed 116 billion cubic feet, costing about 1.6 million dollars annually, with returns to water value and maintenance in about three years.
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Washington
Dee Iqa
Alger
Wyoming
Colorado
Laramie
Laramies
North Place
Pine Creek
Cloud Peak
Lake Desmet
Sara Colorado
South Platts
Missouri River
Millon
Edo
Montana's Fountain Reservoir Project in Hearst Gulch
New York based Anaconda Mining Company secures rights to all water in Hearst Gulch and Anaconda Lake. Plans a six mile intake to deliver four million gallons daily to Anaconda with a 40 foot fountain at the reservoir center. The towering jet will rise from massive masonry basins with a spray fountain complex.
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New York
Anacundm
Elty Sind
Epet
Lake Monest
Jeremeten
Mariodd Heights
Quterent Amet
Thi Eorld
Humanity's Interest in Morality and Industry Trends
Fragmented OCR notes describe public interest in nutrition and labor, mentioning Morse, Morrs, and a push toward pork packing and postal savings banks. The text references a campaign, speeches, and visits by Morita's Hirst, with scattered lines about writing books, resistance to reforms, and a Dicekslair to the world at tone favor.
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Nelson Morrs
Cmteapgn
Meirris Pon
Milllotutry
Neen
Mkoe Museeltie Apis
Morita
Ierok
Tone
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Chicago Civic Federation
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Nancy Alison McKinley
McKin Jey
Earth
Hélen
Grace
James MacKinney
Alury
Helen Minerva
Sarah Elizabeth
Duncan
Willitam
Abner
Willam, Mckintey, Sr
M. F
Wdlock
Westlawn
Pigene
Stern
J. A. Cassidy
J. L Milter
W. W. Clark
IG. McGarty
Davia Zollars
John F. Blake
Methodiat
Mother McKinley
Mrs, M'Kinley
the Great
Judge Gary
Dunge Gary
Gig
George 8. Batcheller
Missouri Home Guards
Montana's Fountain
Anaconda
Eis
BLY Bros
Warren St. S
Mircus
Rahway
N. J
Agere Chery Pastoral
W.L. Douglas
Bagoon
Ibias Brace
Bose
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Topeka Cash Dry Foods Co
Kansas Ava
Burghart
Columbus
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