Washington Notes recounts Civil War and political anecdotes
Congressmen courted Captain Henry Teeweer for a presidential nod while Civil War service and later careers are sketched. The piece mentions Henry Teeweer, Victor and another son, Theodore Roosevelt era events, Mark Alfred Carsten, and various federal staff moving through Washington. It notes agricultural forecasts, Wheat and harvests, officials’ interviews, and a glimpse of public figures and workers in government printing.
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Shorey
Perry Ward
North Topala
F. M. Ward
Ward
Perry
Holman
Manerer
McAfee
Elinore
Gage’s Successor Stirred by Crane Rumors
Washington reports a strong view that Secretary Gage’s successor will be Governor William Murray Crane of Massachusetts, with Senator Lodge present at the White House. Crane reportedly may accept Theodore Roosevelt’s treasury post, though family ties and a call to Massachusetts cause hesitation.
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Washington
Gage
Winthrop Burray Crane
Massachusetts
Crane
Senator Lodge
Lodge
White House
Boston
Teie
Bir
Thoomevelt
the Treasury
Treasury Department
W. Murray
Treasury
Dalton
Missouri Pacific Adjusts Topeka Departure Time
The Missouri Pacific mixed train to Fort Scott will leave Topeka at 7 a m instead of the former time to improve connections with southern trains. Return schedule on the run has not yet changed.
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Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott
Southern
Rebel split pits international Teamsters union leaders
In Chicago on December 1 the Teamsters Union faced a rebellion as factional leaders severed ties with Nathan’s group and pushed to organize an independent national teamsters movement.
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International Union
Chicago
International Teamsters” Union and & Movement
Nathans
Acquitted in 12 Minutes in Virginia City Trial
A jury acquitted Jory at Virginia City after a quarrel over a petty affair. Blomberg, employed by a mill contractor, faced a charge but the self defense plea prevailed. Huntingtons’s intimate friend, the district attorney, presented the case amid a tense atmosphere. This report notes the verdict and briefly mentions related personal concerns.
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Helens
Bronberg
Milisqing
Chicagre Inital
Jory
Virginia Ciy
Pat
Blomberg
Eee
Stidtapaugh
Iispaugh
Underground Wires Demand Grows After Storms In England
England faces semi chaos in telegraphic service after severe storms. London to Birmingham already uses underground lines with expansion planned northward. Officials cite high costs to switch nationwide, while advocates say storms' losses could have funded the shift. London estimates £300 loss from telegraph breakdown and railroads tally about £1000. underground wires deemed slower and harder to maintain. Telegraph and telephonic links between London and provinces remain incomplete with many areas still unrecovered.
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England
London
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Kansas Stock Breeders Meet Sets Week of Talks and Tours
The twelfth annual meeting of the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders Association will convene at Representative hall on January 6 for a two day session, preceding the Kansas State Board of Agriculture meeting. A week of lectures, papers, and discussions features experts from across the Midwest on horses cattle swine and sheep, with sessions led by J D Small CP Dewe and others, a free for all section, a banquet January 8, and open fare for rail travelers January 4 to 11 with return validity through January 13.
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Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Sesson
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
State Poultry Associe
Hon
Karnas
Tvestock
Agriculture
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
C. 8. Plumb
Indiana Experiment Station
Mumford and Shamel
Illnois
John MM. Grant
Kansas City
W. T. McIntire
An- Bork Goat Breeders' Association
St Louis
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
St.Louis
Kunaix
Chicago
Glick
J. D. Small
Atchison
CP. Dewe
Manhattan
Kansas Railroods
Holiday trade peak noted in Weekly Review of Trade
New York December 21 R G Dust Co reports a rush of business with holiday demand driving widespread activity. Merchandise movement shows strength though transport congestion hindered by severe storms, leaving an undertone of cautious optimism as the week closes.
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New York
R. G. Dust & Co’s Weekly Review of Trade
Pollster Yearly Foreign Attitude Reflects Export Rates
Data shows U S pollsters rate in the United States with hourly figures and corn yields. Weekly western receipts reach 2 019 bushels versus last year’s KATLANG bushels. Atlantic exports stand at 211214 bushels, down from 75417 last year, indicating foreign sentiment.
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States
Katlang
North Topeka social notes show townsfolk visiting
In North Topeka numerous neighbors travel from Meriden and Topeka for visits and greetings. The column lists residents and visitors such as Mrs Arthur Groendyke, Risie, Miss Minne Boyle, Miss Grace Atwee, Mrs John Jenkins, Bert Shields, and Lulu Kincaid, with mentions of illness, travels to Kansas City, and holiday plans.
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Kimball
Nori Kanne
Scott & Bobb
Rodney Holmberg
Meriden
Arthur Groendyke
Risie
H. J. Nichols
Kansas City
Minne Boyle
Grace Atwee
Joe
John Jenkins
Richard
Onaga
Frank Eley
Jackson Street
Minn Clare Stewart
Topeka
Hoyt
W. A. Maze
West Gordon Street
Wabamses County
J.C. Todd
Fairfax
W. G. Brooks
Asbury Chapel
Harguins
Y'S
North
Kansan Avenue
Sarah Ward
Strume
Missee Eald Studeb
Clarke Neiswender
Turkson Street
Lucretia Emp
Emporia
Wm. Kemp
Capitol View
W. C. Hinken
Vernakles
Lulu Kincaid
Silver Lake
van Burensirest
Arthur Woodworth
Duluth
Mink
Gertle Palmer
Josie Reed
Lusie Sterne
Chicago
Hetty Bernstein
Denver
Cole
Sol Sachs
New York City
Leon Feat
Bernstein
Sarah Bernstein
Soldier Creek
Ethel Shank
Hutchinson
J. K. Withers
Til
Kansas Avenue
Mixes Shank
Feed Oak
Iowa
Mayer
Boyve
J. Hanan
Miller
Forbes Brothers
Hanana
Frozen Pipes Trigger Fatal Boiler Explosion at Steel Mill
Seven men burned as two boilers exploded at the Crucible Steel Company in Pittsburg. Water from frozen pipes fed the boiler pair, spraying scalding steam and water across workers just beginning the shift. At least two men, aged about 45 and another close to death, are severely injured with others hurt.
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Pittsburg
Bnnger-Nimick
Crucible Steel Company
Ameri
Beven
Aiyinam Reed
Reed
Joan Brown
Boyd Johnson
Hinton's Life and Works Chronicle a Kansas Figure
The article chronicles Colonel Hinton's career from journalism on Kansas affairs to military service in the Civil War, his role as lieutenant colonel in recruiting colored soldiers, and his later prolific writing. It highlights his biographies on John Brown and Abraham Lincoln, his extensive essays in leading periodicals, and official posts from Europe to the frontier, ending with his scientific and irrigation work.
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Kansas
Boston Traveller
Tribune, Times, and Herald
New York
Worcester Spy
Concord Monitor
Cleveland Leader
Chicago Tribune
Missouri Democrat
Anti-Slavery Standard
Boston Commonwealth
Hinton
John Brown
Atlantic
America
Harper's Forty
Flinton
United States
Freedmen’s Bureau
Washington
Lincoln
James Redpath
Pike's Peak
William H. Seward
Abraham Lincoln
San Francisco
Arizona
Frank A. Burr
Philp Henry Sheridan
Continental
Scriimer’s Fold Style
Galaxy
Kansas Magazine
North American
Forum
National Review
Frank Leslie
Monthly
The
Richard Realt
Europe
President Grant
Vienna
Treasury
State Departments
Mexico
United States Survey
Department of Sericulure
Report on De metrican Tdmance and honors list
A fragmentary report notes a 380 percent figure connected to the De metrican Tdmance and outlines labor questions from 1571 72 through 1514 80. It also states Colonel Hinton has been elected an honorary member of various scientific and other societies in Europe and America.
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United States
Hinton
Beet
Onines ‘Scientifie
Europe
America
Lawsuit Seeks 78750 From Errant Estate Claim
Legal petition details alleged abuse and confinement of a boy named Allen Sells during circus training. It asserts severe punishment for faults and sums owed for years of labor plus disputed inheritance and fraud by Sarah Ann Sells. The suit claims wrongful concealment of paternity and hidden earnings from the minor plaintiff.
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Sarah Ann Sells
Allen Selis
Sarah Ann Selis
Abd Ann
Allet
New Patriotic Order Formed in Denver
A new patriotic order named the American Order of Louisiana has been organized in Denver to aid in commemorating events in the Louisiana Purchase. Parkhill, a Spanish-American War veteran from this city, was elected president. Sons of candy at Highy’s.
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Denver
American Order of
Louisiana
Louisiana Purchase
Parkhill
Sons of Candy
Highy’s
Chicago Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Cattle Activity
The Chicago market report notes light receipts and price advances for Wheat May with active speculative buying on the board. Corn shows sympathy moves and tentative gains, while oats stay steady with slight firming in limited demand. Cattle and hogs in Chicago and Kansas City show steady or mixed trends with notable attention to feeder calves and wholesale quotes across regions. Local carriers report scattered shipments and market influence from Minneapolis and Duluth contracts. overall tone mirrors a cautious, fluctuating cash market.
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Rmer
Uber
Fenipla
Mingeapelis
Duluth Rej
Sagallant
Ar Siesets
Taya
Moses Yeo Ben
Ote
Shane
Hart Timothy Mutoh
Fragmented OCR Cloth Shows Mixed Market Notes
The unreadable OCR fragment references Everitt Wheat prices, market notes from Kansas City and New York, and mentions of cotton futures in Galveston. It includes partial phrases about bank statements, stock movements, and regional market chatter with scattered company and location names, all in a 1920s- era newspaper texture.
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Pentwater
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Peny Slow Bureau
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California
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Missouri
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Topolis
North Topeka
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Rigby'a
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