Dolphin Arrives and Topeka Talks Strike Stand
In Topeka head of striking telegraphers discusses the strike from the men’s view. The Texas situation shows the railroad ignored grievances, while President Ripley insists strikers will win. Dolphin arrives and declares arbitration unlikely. reports say accessions to strikers continue as leadership weighs next moves amid Gulf, Santa Fe, and Colorado notices.
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Whit
Ripley
Raota Fe Vallrail Eyaterm
M. M. Exiphin
Order of Faillway Teleeraphers
Dolphin
Telegraphera
Topeka
Hefat & Ofeliets
Pearse
Galveston
Pesident Delitta
Santa Fe
Delphis
State Journal
Colorado
Kagsee
Texas
Armitrat
Genocel
van Wieck
Rafiruad Isan
Wien
Carney
Inci
T Ie
Winans Feliger
Owhee Muattena
Porphin
Aldace PL
Walker
The
Beard
Saint
Pirthest
P. E. Cushman
Needien
Adidpetchete
Monsarette Wires Company
Tryfms
Denvie
Thomas
Capitol
Wingth
Uke Basta
S Poselte
Francis Carneyx
Provident Garman
State Federation of
Talbot
Tatesfaphers
Adames Betel
State Senate
Morrison murder trial jury sent to bed for night
At Dorado Kansas on December 14 Judge Shing sent the Morrison murder jury to a hotel for the night amid rumors of disagreement. Foreman Alexander Hewitt and jurors remain split likely two for acquittal, ten for conviction. Dorado residents and Miss Morrison’s counsel express guarded optimism for a later verdict as expenses accumulate and the case faces possible rehearing.
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Dorado-Kan
Des
O'Cloris
Shing
Morrison
Pstlift
John Gregory
Belus
Alice Morrison
Redden
Miss Morrison
Et Doraite
Alexander Hewitt
Joseph Nichols
William Shanock, Jr
Albert Litzkie
H.g.ligcett
J. L. Stewart
A. Grant
B. Palmer
J. M. Helms
Mattis
Osburn
Kind Watt Sytire
J. Morrison
Schooin Josyle
Fred
Jessie Morrion
Jana Her Colling
Morbo
Collin
Callias
Perhaye
Nejsaner
Coline
Fadey
Can
Mates
Jaye
Winch
Deinas Greart
Miss Morrison Hox of Flowers to Friends in Topeka
Kansas City dispatch notes a social note as Miss Morrison Hox plans sending flowers and exchanging greetings in Topeka. The item indicates a dull routine social scene with personal connections highlighted in the city.
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Miss Morrison
Kansas City
Morrison murder case enters third day of deliberations
At 3 40 this morning the jury began third day of deliberations in the Jeasta Morrison murder case. Counsel Redden predicted an unlikely verdict. The prisoner’s brother, a teacher, returned home hopeful, while Miss Morrison herself remained resigned awaiting a verdict as sympathy letters arrived from Topeka.
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Esperado
Kisn
Jeasta Morrison
Tein
Topeka
Two Train Wrecks Kill and Injure in Midwest and Montana
Two wrecks reported, Burlington Indiana fast mail No 16 derailed west of Kiskwoul injuring crew, three killed near Brockton Montana on Northern Pacific Westbound. Fireman Shannon and others hurt. mail cars burned. delays on main line. In Brockton a break in a truck caused derailment as the engine passed. Mrs Watson, her mother, and a Russian child died. others injured but to recover.
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Burlington
Dee
Chicago Burlidginn & Quincey Railway
Chicago
Kiskwoul
Shannon
Samuel Dove
Oquawka
Keithsburg
Helena
Mont
Brockton
Havre
Watson
Saurnell
Relic Hunters Plymouth Rock Canopy Vandalized
Plymouth Massachusetts December 14 vandals defaced the Plymouth Rock canopy. The granite canopy structure is 15 by 20 feet with a roof. stones near the western entrance are bruised and some sections removed. Marks and letters are found on the base and roof area. police seek the vandals to aid repairs possibly requiring rebuilding of the canopy.
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Plymouth
Maze
Plymouth Rock
Waal
Bese
Kept Secret 14 Years in Murder on Farm
Aveta, a Stormville farmer, killed farm hand Charles Brower and hid the body in a well. The case, tried at Poughkeepsie, centers on motive alleged to involve Brower's relation to Effie Briggs and the motive to prevent marriage. Prosecutors questioned the claimed self defense while presenting evidence of Brower's death and disposal of the body.
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Aveta
Stormville
Charles Brower
Tim
Isi
Tribho Poughkeepsie
Auson
Brewer
Brower
Austin
Effie Briggs
Dauntless Rowing Club to England for Henley Regatta
New York reports the Dauntless Rowing Club will send its senior eight oared crew to England to compete in Henley in 1902. The crew, having won across junior, intermediate, and senior levels, is trained to contend for the national championship in the 1901 season and plans a final training year before Henley. Also noted is the Kansas National Guard Company D mustering in with four company members in Chanute with officers and a formal banquet afterward.
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England
New York
Dauntless Rowing Club
Chana
Kansas National Guards
Gol. Witter
Ato All
Lawrence
Heer
Ralph A. Licht
Halle CalesNintleo Tekadit
Eva Griffett
President Zelaya Aids U S in Nicaraguan Canal Effort
The Herald correspondent reports President Zelaya reiterates no obstruction to the canal project. He vows to offer every possible aid to the United States in advancing the construction of the Nicaragua canal.
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New York
the Herald
Manas Nivanezua
Zelaya
United States
Wanther Indications in Chicago and West Amid Tonight's Warmer Forecast
Forecast indicates warmer conditions in the West portion tonight with south easterly winds. The forecast mentions Ken sas and Deti-Forecist as part of the local weather briefing and notes mild expectations for nearby regions.
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Chicago
Hanna’s Plea for Ship Subsidy Bill Debate
Washington reports on December 15 describe Senate proceedings with Henry M. Hanna of Ohio urging the ship subsidy bill. He defends motives as national policy and outlines shipbuilding growth on the Great Lakes while addressing critics. The session also covers executive actions on the Hay-Paunceote treaty and House actions on holiday recess and revenue reduction measures.
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Washington
Senate
Hank
Ohio
Uithr
Tom Frye
Pairbanks
Ind
House
District of Columbia
Hanna
Clay
Tanne
Marine Committee
Committee On Commerce
Haring
Great Lakes
Mscanaba
Excanaba
Cleveland
Congress
Hanns
Hanes
Yest
Vesta
Payne
MrClellan
Nmyo
Ass End Means Committee
Senator Money Seeks Open Talks to Abrogate Clayton Bulwer Treaty
Senator Money offers a resolution proposing the president request negotiations with Great Britain to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer treaty by diplomatic action. The measure urges opening conversations via an ambassador to discuss the treaty’s termination and related arrangements.
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Money
Clayton-Bulwer
Washinston
Des
United States
Great Hiitulo
Kempton Case: Judge Sagan Rules On Goods Seizure
Judge Sagan delivered a decision in the Kempton case amid city officials and scientists. He ruled the seized beer and whisky could not be destroyed, and the city had not proven the charges of specific sales. The hearing will continue on related questions about the possession and disposal of the goods.
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Sagan
Kempton
Ker Ton
Ton
Havetot
Stahl
Thin Garth
Maran
Kemptein
Bryan Says No Declines to Seek Senate Seat
St Louis Dec 12 William Jennings Bryan replies to a query from a Nebraska Post-Dispatch correspondent denying any plan to run for the United States Senate or accept a mint of a minor status. He states there is no truth to reports of other plans.
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St Louis
Willkm Jenninga Bryan
Tincein
Neb
Post-Dispatch
United States
Treaty With Britain Amending Extradition Agreement
A treaty between the United States and Great Britain amends the existing extradition accord. It aims to correct imperfections and clarifies crimes extraditable, notably extending to money obtained under false pretenses and the omission of principal offenses. The changes do not alter core principles of the prior treaty.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Lemantte
Pravent
National League Magnates Promise Fair Treatment of Players
New York December 12 The National League owners met at Fifth Avenue to discuss players demands. Boston representatives Abell Hanlon and Ebble. Brooklyn’s M EbttS. New York’s Fred Knowles. Philadelphia’s A Reach and Rogers. Chicago’s Bruich. Cincinnati’s Robinson. They pledged a fair decision soon and said all threats by owners have been discussed and understood.
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New York
National League Baseball
Fifth Avenue
Were
H- Soteh
W. Hy Conant
J. J. Billingh
Boston
Abell
Edward Hanlon
M Ebbtts
Brooklyn
Fred Knowles
Johners
A J.reach
Philadelphia
James A. Hart
John T. Bruich
Clocimmatt
Frank de Haas Robinson
Sheburs
John L Rogers
Trial at Legtad Court on Saturday
Police court session for Al xuysny and associates set for February, nine men in the room during raid. Warrant tied to arrests made about a month earlier. defense argues evidence illegally obtained and may be excluded.
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Cies
al Xuysny
Legtad
Erin
Williams' ordeal after medical operation
Popular attorney A. L. Wilkins, former attorney general of the state, underwent an operation performed by Dr. McClintock. Reported to be in delivery after surgery. The procedure removed an affected jaw portion.
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A. L. Wilkins
Union Pacific
State of Kenwks
Williame
McClintock
Hie
Missing Fish Schooner Out of Gloucester in Gales
A Gloucester mass schooner with twelve crew and five deckhands is presumed lost after a fierce gale in the north Atlantic. The ship, manned by Captain Alexander Master of Port Finstings, was en route with provisions for nine weeks. Survivors include eighteen children and two other families, while the Wisconsin State Grange debates good roads and canal funding.
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Gloucester
Mass
Ishermen
North Atlantic
Tai
Westeen Banka
Alexander Master
Port Finstings
Four Board Members Reelected and Major Ratifications Passed
Four directors whose terms expired were reelected at the Alohisan, Topeka & Santa Pyjew meeting held at the general offices today at noon. The stockholders approved ratification of the purchase and franchising of the San Joaquin Valley and Santa Fe Pacific lines, concentrating control in the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway Company and approving asset transfers to the company.
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Alohisan, Topeka & Tanta Py Jew Amd Pera
Wits
Edward J. Lenwind
New York
JL Hanes Hayes
Grovree A. Rickers
Theta
Amtrew
Jober
Wiehta
Ganta Ve'e
Consatidarioe Cheteneral Drake Wath
Fey Fe
Tet Corporation
Han Jonguin Valley
Santa Fe
Cote
Ted
Cbs Comnemy Wau
Tairoad
San Prancecy
Ann Josquin Valley
Rania Fr Martho Haliroad Company
Iscreaei
Pou
California
Fragmentary Dispatch Outlines Perry Era Movement Plot
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses Perry era events and a plotting scheme. The readable words reference Commodore Perry, a committee, and a projected dramatic action, but details are unclear. The text hints at tensions and international figures, with disrupted place names and dates.
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Yokshama
Nova
Victoria
Commodore Perry
Tefitetilel Committee
Hidden Chinese Treasure Search Reported Near Coronel Tullock
A military unit conducts search operations twenty miles northwest of Coronel Tullock after reports of buried gold. The force orders detachment of additional personnel to aid in locating hidden chests and valuables linked to a rumored treasure. The incident prompts a formal inquiry into the origins of the claim and the efficiency of the reconnaissance effort.
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Sritiah
Petin
Dee Isa
Bbrlinkt
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