Edict From American Troops End War Claims Brigands
A New York dispatch reports a severe government edict signaling the end of the war with natives armed as brigands. It states U S forces will enforce rules of civilized warfare, threaten harsh action against brigandry, and target insurgents and malefactors while protecting civilians and allied officials.
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New York
Der
Washington, D. C
Merse
Manila
Eran
Mat Amuttmldo
Poltis
Paippines
Ernch
Uskpar
Emilalesid
Eros
Nutimat Live Sticks Insériation Meeting Plans
The article outlines arrangements for a January 26 meeting of the Nutimat Live Sticks insériation. Attendees from the earth and northwest are expected, with emphasis on debates over government control of land, stockman policy, and potential resolutions. Topics include stock irrigation, grain storage, and live export via Texas ports, plus Western Stickmen's interest in the Ireiock movement development.
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Denver
Ted
Setanee
Jase
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Sunday Contract Legal When It Is a Subscription to a Church Fund
In a Sunday contract legal note the case discusses subscription to a church fund. The text mentions claims overruled and advances in wares with references to general employment and notice of changes. The passage notes January effective dates and anticipates next year developments.
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Seeneiire
Alent
Buying Wool Ahead of Season Markets Report
Wool buyers prearrange purchases with eastern wool firms to secure supply for next summer. Auk orders and Bible offers drive prices per pound, while shipments and deliveries are arranged to meet rising demand as growers prepare for upcoming season.
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Pritchhy Rom Beit
Dar Belivery
Former member elected chief forester of Modern Woodmen unit
A former member of Company B Twentieth Hunsan regiment and one of the veterans who spoke to Rin Grands Fiver during the entoy in the Fait- Ippines has been elected chief forester of Granilecann Modern Woodmen of America. The position is that of captain of the team.
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Wites
Hunsan Tegiment
Entoy
Fragmented OCR Reads on Famine and War Casualties
The damaged text references famine, casualties, and a mass incident with distant places, including mentions of Arnold Dieces and a distressing scene tied to wartime conditions. It notes numerical figures around 259,00 and hints at national or state impacts and mounting concern.
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Arnold Dieces
Turbulent Asia News Deluge and Military Moves
Vancouver reports steamship Brpress of Tidia arriving from Yokotuwa with December 1 updates. Tidal waves devastate parts of the Orient including Goram island where districts are ruined. In Part Icly and Samasverpe a population of 17 million is largely affected. Canton's waterways face piracy with seventy to ninety pirate craft. The steamer Cheoiz Kyng Wee is robbed of 2900 dollars. opium and valuables stolen. Four pirates killed in clashes, crew casualties reported. Shanghai firm Catlowite & Co offers currency loan to fund railway from Pinesias coal mines to Maynang Works. Chinese mobilization reaches 106,000 to guard Kiungsi delta.
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Tidia Hes
Yokotuwa
Goram
Icly
Samasverpe
Nanking
Kiankst Tovasel
Tila
Canton
Steemer Cheoiz
Kyng Wee
VeniOen
Crowned
Geeane
Steasnurs
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He Chang Chih Tang
Xjceror
Hupetr
Bins
Pinesias
Ren
Maynang
Kiungsi
Cane Tse
Cimperai
Ha Kang
National Committee debates next Republican convention site
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee convening at the Arlington hotel to choose the venue for the next convention. Chicago St Louis Philadelphia New York and other cities present pitches while Senator Depew champions New York as optimal for lodging transport and economic impact ahead of a potential June convention.
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Sarmuel Haymond
Raymond
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Ohio
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Miller
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Neuburh
Enion Levene Club
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Louis
Maser Walbridee
Speock
Bir
Walbridge Gall
Missouri
Luton
Asai
New York City
Eward Devers
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St. Gouln
Tewr
New York
Gen. McAlping
Danew
New Ys
Mills Hotel
Waldorf-Astoris
Madison Square Garden
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Vaya Poe
New Fork
Cormopalltanium
Paerle
Pirie
Ncettine Fara
Enon
Tso Cuine
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Lamdon
Merida
Timothy J. Woodrum
Senate
Simon Ford
New
Pennsylvania
Mr. & P Shidés
Philadelpha
McKinley
Shiels
Henry Burke
Citisens Committee
Philadelphia
Upton
Fayry Bisham
Tuk
Hanna
Cfty
Jane
Philadelphie
Leland
Turing
Cyrus Leland
Kaneis
Congress
Selig Sues to Void Deeds Amid Fraud Claims in Ohio
Columbus woman Mary Selig, wife of Petr Selig, sues to void two deeds tied to a major property transfer valued around 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. She alleges fraud and misrepresentation by her husband when she signed deeds intended for future Topeka property, seeking nullification and potential divorce-related impacts. The case ties to a broader divorce action and could affect the Selig homestead in Dennison and other east side parcels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mary
AW Selig
Petr Selis
Columbus Real Estate
Selth
Seite
T Dennison
Imr
Mort
Bnetich Street
Suter
Lenin
Mavinder
Ts Flest
Siter & Sater
U Ma
Selle
Sits
Sells
Topeka
Kan
William Selle
Mra Selis
Seth
Homes for Boys Law Proposed to Aid Reform School
Governor Stanley urged a new law to place promising reform school boys in foster homes rather than keep them confined. He cited cases of parents using confinement to avoid responsibility and pressed for state action to develop homes and an industrial program so youths can learn trades and become self supporting.
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Stte Reform School
State Journal
Reform School
Tis Gate
Kansas
Deeah
Ohns
Aniuther Viethma
Blisworth
Hancock
Mins
Sn Wiil
Eveernar
Ben Yal Sabie
Tahal
State Reform School
Worthless colonies rumor sparks German policy debate
In New York a dispatch from Berlin cites Radical leader Eugene Rich ter warning of rumored plans to acquire more colonies in West Africa and the West Indies. Officials say the report lacks foundation while urging restraint against territorial greed and foreign provocations.
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New York
Berlin
Saxa
Eugene Richter
Danish West Indies
West Africa
West Indies
Invzhter
Count von Hucow
Onger
Spain
Mexico
Beresford Warns Government On Troop Shortage In Transvaal
London dispatch reports Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford addressing a unionist meeting. He says he warned Lord Lansdowne that Britain is not sending enough troops or ships to the Transvaal and urges immediate reinforcement, mobilization, and ready artillery. He urges conscripting every able mother’s son if needed and stresses Britain must act decisively to win the war in South Africa.
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London
Hackney
Charles Beresford
Lord Lansfowne
Transvaal
Lares
Great Britain
Rocra
War Office
South Africa
Contested War Recinct Drama In Local Aide Circles
A chaotic report recounts rival factions and officials clashing over a regional military precinct project. Mentions General J W Huehes and varied backers amid delays and political tension as deadlines loom and public pledges collide with competing interests.
Sale of Yearlings by A I Spreckels Stock Farm
Yearlings from A I Spreckels stock farm sold at auction with strong prices. Cambaceres, a colt by Imp Idatum and Imp Candie, brought 1200 dollars. Belaebob, a Tiny colt, sold for 1000 dollars. Candid, a mare, won the Inglesite four mile race. Australian-bred colts by Lovelist and others also sold. Novel Punch and Judy foals by El Rio Rey drew attention, fetching 75 dollars.
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Matt
Imp
Inglesite
Jennings
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Crighten
Imp. Lovelist
Punch and Judy
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el Rio Rey
Fire destroys property near Clay Center in fanfare of losses
A fire at Tapa nine miles west of Clay Center Wednesday night destroyed property valued at 315 008. Heaviest losses claimed by J W Thompson general store and Connell de Sun hardware. T Neesles residence and dwelling, Bixat market and residence Prank Torrens, post office and residence above it, and Chapman building owner with other enterprises listed as major sufferers. Cause unknown. property partially insured.
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Clay Center
J. W. Thompson
Connell de Sun
T. Neesles
Bixat Market
Prank Torrens
Postoffice
Chapman
Kansas saloon slot machine crackdown in police court
About 20 saloon keepers were fired in police court for operating slot machines. Chief McFarland ordered arrests, stating a monthly license is due from each operator. Tax on machines set at 5 dollars for card machines and 10 dollars monthly for others. Also notes Macrum sailing, Laurenty, and consular duties shifting to W. Stanley Hollis until a successor arrives in Pretoria.
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Kansas City
Kan
S McFarland
Laurenty Stargues
Ihagua Ebay
Charies Eo Ma Crum
Consur
Preetoria
New York
W. Stanley Holls
United States
Macrum
Under the Dome Agents Suppressed by McNail
A report details authorities tied to McNail suppressing publication activities under the dome. The article cites unnamed agents and enforcement actions affecting press operations and access to information within the jurisdiction.
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McNail
Rate book suppression sparks textbook use across regions
Claimed suppression by West McNall failed to extinguish Clarkson rate book. Publisher testified it revived widely, with Topeka’s firm values printed in Hartifos Clarksae’s publishing plant. Insurance firms allegedly finance and buy copies for towns, while Kansas and Indian Territory rates remain fixed in Topeka.
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West McNall
Kunmsae
Taurante
West
Nall
Kansas
State Charities Board to Begin Bid Sampling for Supplies
The state board of charities at Copeland Monday will start reviewing samples and soliciting bids for supplies to various state institutions. Bidders are few, but board members seek high quality goods at low prices to ease contract awards and ensure timely completion.
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State Board of Charities
Thi Ound
Hawk Week
Coal Mine Machinery Restored at State Penitentiary
Warden 2. B. Tomlinson reports completion of Draken machinery repairs at the state penitentiary in Mani Ness. Coal production resumes after wheel failure caused suspension. electric light plant and coal furnaces may be stabilized to prevent future shortages at state institutions and the warehouse.
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B. Tomlinon
Maniness
Vinces Soma
Bradbury Nominated to Succeed Hanna in State Legislature
Republicans seek Representative Bradbury as successor to Hanna in the state legislature. The district composition and prior terms are discussed, highlighting Bradbury’s past support and political trajectory within the party.
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Representative Bradbury
Lairymen Committee Forms For National Convention
A regional committee met to organize travel and events for the upcoming national convention. Leaders include Lemon of cerolr, Das as president, and Jellain BAS appointing members from Clay Center and Abilene to arrange transportation, entertainment, and logistics for attendees.
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WW. PF
Vosxsenad Transportation
Geenrie Hens
Fisiei
Smallpox Scare in Armourdale Exposes Local Exposure Risk
In Armourdale a health scare spreads as a smallpox case causes alarm. A nurse and physician assess the scene after the patient was moved to a hospital. Reports note transmission fears and exposed individuals, with inquiries into who may have encountered the patient.
Australian Wheat Crop Outlook and Weather Report
Australian wheat crop estimates in New South Wales low. Forecast shows potential yields with export surplus possible. Kansas weather in Chicago reports partly cloudy to night and Saturday. Cold in western areas with a shift to westerly winds Saturday.
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Chicago
Kansas
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