Much Beer Confiscated in Club Raid at Seventeenth Street
Deputy sheriffs raided Prive Darein's Club at 114 East Seventh Street last night, seizing twelve kegs and five cases of beer for keeping and operating a public nuisance after a prior injunction. Five items were confiscated including glasses and beer-pumps. Darein, aka Fritz, posted $500 bond. Incident report from Magteceto Utah notes delays in McCook's drag unit arrival and a separate Ute expedition line.
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Loutiis
Dureth
Frits
Too Rough as it is Now Played in Kansas News
News from Kansas highlights debate on football due to accidents and calls for changes to rules. Athletics, clerks, and legal notes share a day of discussion, including resolutions against current football play, county clerks meeting plans, a high profile verdict, prison reform talk, and local incidents across Leavenworth and nearby towns.
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Abilene
SHOE AT THE STRIKERS IN MOUNT MONTANEY STRIFE
A volatile clash near Valley works between strikers and nonunion miners led to gunfire and injuries. Reported one striker shot in leg. others hurt, with no confirmed fatalities. In Caseville a mother and two children died at Dry Hole, Mrs Jones fatally despondent after razor killings.
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Union Mountylvania Coal Wivers
Grene
Voliutens Tellacfa
Phe Cok
Ririkers
Isera
Lewat
Caseville
Sma
Dry Hol
William Jones
Strike deputy freed after shooting during strike unrest
In Curcaco on December 18 Judge Groescup ordered William J. Stark a deputy marshal discharged and his sureties released. Stark, appointed during the late strike to guard the Heilais Central railroad property, fired into a crowd wounding one man who died four days later, but the court ruled the act within federal law and constitution duties.
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Growcup
Curcaco
Groescup
Wm. J. Stark
United States
Stark
Hifaeis
Western Pioneer Loveland Dies After Long Career
W A I Loveland aged 69 died yesterday of pneumonia in Dususu. A western pioneer born in Barnstable Massachusetts he served in the Mexican War and came to Colorado about 39 years ago. He helped start the first railroad in the Rocky mountain region linking Georgetown and Silver Plume. He owned Stucky Mountain News from 1878 and ran it as a Democratic paper until selling in 1883.
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W. A. i. Loveland
Rocky
Stucky Mountain News
Messra Arkine and Burnell
Negroes Seek Aid From Governor For Racial Advancements
A group of prominent African Americans in Moxtaomeny Alabama petitioned Governor Oates requesting swift racial reform. They seek anti violence laws, equal railroad accommodations, larger shares of the state school fund for Black students, appointment of a Black assistant chaplain for colored convicts, a correctional reform prison for juveniles, Black representation on prison inspector boards, and fair juror hiring across counties. The petitioners are part of a committee chosen by the previous state Negro convention to improve life for their race.
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Oates
Moxtaomeny
Ala
Ten Nights of It Big Temperance Revival in Topeka
A Topeka temperance revival begins next month with Dr Tracey of California to lead evening meetings. Ministers from the Miaterial Union back the plan to raise hall rent, with $122 for each night and a separate $525 target from temperance workers. Dr Tracey’s first meeting set for Thursday night January 1. In unrelated dispatch from Dexview, Burns and Holmes clash as Holmes declines platform with Burns amid tension over American labor and international views. no public rupture in broader labor relations indicated.
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Topeka
Miaterial Union
Tracey
California
Sir Direen
Hix Collesque Holmes
America
Dexview
Breckinridge Reinstated and Back in Southern Favor
Treated as agreeable in Washington, Willie Breckinridge is reinstated and returns to public life with confidence. He performs theatrical pieces for supporters, handles criticism with a smile, and earns praise for his nerve amid lingering ostracism in some circles.
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Washington
Bear
Wansixetox
Willie Breckinridge
Wingit
Breckinridge
Nis
Atchison Reorganization Plan Nears Completion
New York report states the Atchison reorganization plan will be perfected by the 61st week in January. The committee is in daily session and pressing toward final approval.
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Atchison
New York
Great Coal Combine Bids for Western Mines Syndicate Buy
A Chicago syndicate with about 12 million dollars reportedly purchased Van Dyke Sweetwater and Hock Springs coal properties in Rock Springs Wyoming and elsewhere. The group is said to hold mines in Kansas Nebraska and options on sites in Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Names of the syndicate members are not disclosed.
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Wyowing
Kansas
Dec
Times
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
van Dyke, Sweetwater and
Hock Springs
Rock Springs
Wic
Pot
Union Paville Comany
Pere
Tinea
Kansay
Nebraska
Indiana
Iliness
Ohio
Debs Sympathy Resolution At AFL Convention
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Dexven a resolution urged federal law to curb equity court actions and protect personal liberty while recognizing property rights. It also extended sympathy to Eugene V. Debs and urged financial aid and legal support, noting plans to pursue Supreme Court review on blanket injunctions. A separate resolution condemned the Postel Union’s bicycle purchases.
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Dexven
Sesson
American Federation of Labor
Committee On
Uut
Hysell
Poe
Equity
Nis
Republic
Cook County
Til
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway
Wasun
United States District Court
General Railroad Managered Association of Chicago
Med
Executive Council
Less Mises
United States
Postel Union
Sensational Divorce Case Demands Bogus Separation
Zara W Tobias files for divorce from Dr J M Tobias in June 1889 marriage. She alleges drunkenness incapacity to practice divine work and attempts to kill her with an iron stove poke. She claims lack of food clothing and confinement locking up funds and property. She seeks restoration of maiden name Zora Weat and Parkdale homestead along with restraining orders. He earns pension and rents Kansas avenue property plus owns real estate in Florida.
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Stes
Tobias
Les Maiden Namwe
Zora
Lis
Kansas Avenue
Parkdale
Hiorida Shewska
Second Class Kansas Cities in Session at Copeland
Delegates from Kansas cities of the second class meet this afternoon at the Copeland to discuss and recommend changes to charters and laws governing these cities. Each city over 2000 inhabitants elected two delegates, though not all were present at the session.
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Hare
Kansas Cities
Copeland
Cleveland Will Accede to Porte Request for Commission
Dec 18 report states President Cleveland will accede to the Porte's demand to send a delegate with the commission to inquire into alleged Turkish atrocities against Armenia. The commission's sittings will probably be held at Moosh.
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CossTantiserre
Cleveland
Porte
Armenia
Moosh
Prussian Diet to Meet as Government Plans Action Against Liebknecht
In Bercy on December 18, a Paris desk report states the Prussian diet will convene in January. The government intends after sessions to prosecute Herr Liebknecht the socialist Reichstag member who played a leading role in the demonstration against the emperor at the Reichstag opening.
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Herr Liebknecht
Bercy
Lieb Knecht
Louis Heck Here Musical Director of the Rail Ticket Show
Louis Heck and his wife are visiting Topeka after the Railroad Ticket company’s arrival. He is the musical director seen with friends at his parents’ home on 20 Quincy Street. He notes hard work with rehearsals every other day and praises the show’s quality as they tour, with Ars Leck as Isabel tonight and Heck possibly taking Adil.
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Itailr
Railroad
Topeka
Chesterfield
Union Pacific
Louis Heck
Mr. Heck
Quincey Street
Jocuesat
Mrs Heck, Jr
Heck
Mabel Eckert
Eckert
Slarie Meath
Fifteenth Street
Omaha
Freemen
Ars Leck
Isabel
Mr Heck
Asure
Banquet Chides Democratic Leaders Over Tariff Bill
About 140 members of the Young Men's Democratic club of Massachusetts heard speakers at the Quincy Rouge banquet. Charles H. Strative and George Pred Williams praised tariff reform and assailed party leaders. They blamed the tariff bill defeat on Democratic fracture and urged cleansing the party leadership led by Aither Gormay.
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Alire Dses
Williams
Maryland
Hill
New York
United States Senate
Aither Gormay
Trai
Bug
Galveston Reaches Million Bale Cotton Receipts
Galveston reports its fourth ever million bale cotton season with August 1 to December 12 receipts totaling 1,000,596 bales. The period saw average daily handling value near 6,500 dollars, distributing about 650,000 dollars over 100 days to those in the cotton trade.
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Galveston
Cotton Exchange
Cleveland After Health Trip to South Carolina Coast
President Cleveland leaves Washington with Dr O Reille, Capt Evans and Charles Jefferson for a week long boating outing on the South Carolina coast. The journey aims to aid his health and ease rheumatic lingering pain. The group plans to return soon. Secretary Costigan reports thirty five membership applications to the State Editorial association. The American Eagle editor sends a hostile circular about Catholics with his application. Peerless Steam Laundry is advertised.
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Sou Carellon
Wastiseron
Cleveland
O'Reille
RD. Evans
Charles Jefferson
Washington
Atlantic Coast Line
South Carolin
W. J. Costigan
State Editorial Association
Eaile
Kansas City
Market report from Chicago and rail prices slide and shift
A chaotic market summary shows wheat offerings weak while Liverpool dull, with May futures fluctuating around a base in the 58 to 59 cent range. Pork and live cattle futures slip, mixed grain prices, and receipts noted amid overall quiet trading, with miscellaneous commodities and holiday travel notes interspersed.
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Cirreaco
Liverpool
O&tgc
Cura
Oates
Lowerjewel
Ste — Lower
May
Selee
Soipmandy
Alent
Aurel
Uuil
Rock Intund Playing Cards Fair December Topeka
Corbete Challengrat promotes a Snow's Pity Expoeturans event described as a knockout formale by all drug hea with a 26 price. Topeka readers are invited to Lincoln post hall Thursday evening December 2 to buy Christmas presents at the ladies G A F fair. The Topeka Journal urges readers to leave their message for a nobby suit with Olof Exberg at 716 Kaneas avenue.
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Snow
All Drughea
Pris
Topeka
Lincoln Post Hall
Rnéem Sud
Tie Ladies G. A. F& Fair
Olof Exberg
Kaneas Avenue
Auction notices and stray items from Croaby Co
A fragmented OCR page lists an OSTA charm with Hirt in wartime references, a Swan watch with chain attachment, and a sale notice for toys and a spaniel. The messy text mentions Welles y akionar PARTE DS May, Kansas, and a price note of one hundred.
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Warrin
Croaby ¢ Co
Welles Y Akionar Parte
Kankas
Sirewins Este Wen
Chaap, Cie
Iver
Kansas
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