Be More Sisterly Move Toward Reciprocity With Mexico
Governor Stanley presided at a Kansas conference of about 30 western business leaders to promote reciprocity with Mexico and Latin America. Speakers urged stronger links in trade, shipping, and banking, citing tariff barriers and the need for new shipping routes from gulf ports to Latin markets.
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Soprano Court
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Iran
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Gulf
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Hulit
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Armerican Santosmen
Enterpelle
Aulfiere
Werat
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Americas
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Venae
New York
Western trade conference committee named in Kansas
Governor Stanley to appoint a 15 member plan of action committee to organize a western trade conference. The roster includes J Butler Topeka RS Work Ellsworth J H Nissley Topeka F Jensen Topeka and many dairy creamery stockyards and freight interests from Topeka Newton Wichita and other western cities. The aim is to convene western business interests and invite western governors to discuss extending trade.
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Mexico
Wes
Coe
United Sitates
United
Stanley
Rina
James Butler
Topeka
Erein
RS ‘Work
Elsworth
Eet
J. H. Nissley
Dairy
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Jensen
T. J
Ee Thankinson
Kansas City
Swift
Ellaworth
Cortelyou
N. Delaney
Wichita
Te Howard
Ww. F. Jensen
Tope T Continental Creamers Company
Chris Hoffman
Miler
Anderson
H. A. Heat
Crane declines treasury post offered by Roosevelt
Governor Crane of Massachusetts declines the treasury portfolio tendered by President Roosevelt citing illness and inability to arrange business on short notice. White House had considered Col Myron Rick of Cleveland. Crane explains family illness and preference to remain at home.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Treasury
Roosevelt
White House
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Ad Sonmtar Lodge
Coate Woul
Col
Myron Rick
Cleveland
Colonnel Ferrick
McKinney
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Dalton
Death of Sir Henry Gilbert London Dee 22
Death of Sir Henry Gilbert London Dee, noted chemist and former ... obituary item detailing the death of the prominent chemist and former figure in London society.
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Sir Henry Gilbert London Dee
Sir Henry Gilbert
Five Victims Named In Singer Nimick Mill Blast
Fire and explosion at the Singer Nimick mill last Saturday morning claim five victims with one arch victim expected to survive. Temperature reports from Chicago indicate varying readings as December 23 progresses with unsettled weather across several cities. In brief weather notes, Kansas is forecast to stay generally cool with moderate temperatures and westerly winds through tonight and Tuesday.
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Ars Dand
Pittsburg
Chicago
Kansas
Clash Over Fusion In Populist Ranks Ahead Of 1904
Ex Populist leader Saya opposes fusion while Breidenthal and Ridgley favor running alone. The conflict splits the Populist state central committee with Kiddie and Curran backing the Democrats. Breidenthal argues to keep an independent ticket, while Breidenthal predicts a Republican year and warns organizers against rash mergers.
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State Central Committee
Iriday
John W. Breidenthal
Ridgley
Taylor Kiddie
Eatenlines
Curran
Kiddie
Marion
Kansas City Commission
Democratic Party
People's Party
Greenback
Union Labor
Allvance
Ed Little
Talemew
John W. Breilenthal
Depew Radiant Weekend Paris Wedding News
Senator Chauncey Depew dazzled in Paris Sunday with friends as readers in American papers note his upcoming marriage. Reporters describe a cordial, festive mood and mention a collection of clippings from U.S. papers about the event. The bride’s party plans a Saturday wedding with the bride returning to New York aboard the St Louis from Cherbourg in January.
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Chauncey
Iecahn
Fis Ten Voyase
Daseed
Paris
Fe Petite Coine
Sta
Palmer
Ted Tronsees
New York
St Louis
Cherbourg
Navy delays Maclay restoral ruling in Schley case
Washington reports no word from Historian Maclay to the navy department regarding his restoration after a request for his return. The department cites a three day grace for cause before dismissal and hints Maclay may be asked to quit, signaling an end to further executive branch discussion of the Schley matter. Brown and Belknap are noted in the context of Gen Miles perspectives.
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Washington
Navy Department
Maclay
Naval
Schley
Brown
Belknap
Gen. Miles
Out of Coal Blankets Lima as Fuel Famine Worsens
Lima Ohio endures a historic fuel famine with no coal in the city since last Wednesday. Wood sells for ten dollars a cord as hundreds walk miles to meet approaching wagons while railroads report thousands of cars waiting to move coal to Lima. Factories including Milburn Wagon Works Libby Glass Works and Toledo licorice Works close. 1 500 workers are laid off and utilities struggle to cope. The cold snap from two to eleven degrees below zero devastates business and threatens a total plant shutdown within twenty days as coal scarcity spreads.
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Lima
Cincinnati
Toledo
Milburn Wagon Works
Libby Ghiss Works
Toledo Licorice Works
Busineas
Spel
Elso
Above Mont Blanc plans sensational sky trip exhibit
Paris readers learn of a proposed ascent above Mont Blanc showcased at the Grand Palais by M. Dumoutet. The display includes atmospheric sky views and a bold dream to push human flight over the Alpine peak, amid reports of a recent balloon accident that injured no one.
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Paris
Mont Blanc
Grand Palais
M. Dumoutet
Dumoutet
Queen Alexandra Illness Reported Serious
London dispatch reports Queen Alexandra remains gravely ill with doctors in constant attendance. A late bulletin says she is progressing favorably, but anxiety continues as plans for Christmas at Marlborough House are affected by the illness.
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London
Associated Press
Queen Alexandra
Nook
Marlborough House
McClellan Returns From 25,757 Mile Voyage
The McClellan arrived in New York from Manila via Suez carrying 38 cabin passengers and 211 soldiers from the Philippines. Among them were officers including Captain A. C. Dempsey and Lieuts. J. Robinatain and W. Martin. two officers died aboard near Hong Kong and Guam. The ship, under Maj. J. E. Martin, bordered Bermuda coal runs and sailed from Manila October 15 with congressmen aboard, on a voyage that began in September.
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New York
United States
Manila
Suez
Philippines
Cpt
A. C. Dempsey
Eeerine
Cab Farnn Wyalcots
H. Lawton
Tievisia
Earl Dm Cage Wa Hor Stephens
J, Dobinatain
W. Martin
Saat
Fers
Per
United States Marine
Hong Kong
Wifia B. Tabb
Caltd States Naval Engineer
Guam
Stip
Ingame
JE Martin
Bermuda
Joma
Bagpaudins
New
Resignation Sought of Navy Yard Official
Washington December 25 Secretary Boot makes public a request from the president for Rear Admiral A S Barker to ask Eagar S Maclay to submit his resignation. Maclay is a special legal general storekeeper at the Navy Yard New York and was to resign after a conference with the president.
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Schley
Washington
A. S Barker
Navy Yard
New York
Eagar S. Maclay
Lal General Storekeeper
Navy Sara
Miles May Retire After Severe Army Reprimand
Washington reports the reprimand of General Miles for criticizing the Schley verdict dominates discussion at the Army and Navy club. Military officers predict Miles will be retired soon, noting such a harsh rebuke by a general of his rank is unprecedented. The president aims to extend the Bobley-Sampson controversy to the Navy and Army.
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Washington
Miles
Schley
Army and Navy
Army Carcern
Army
Navy
Bobley— Sampson
Court of In- Shinta Ict
Reb Ie
Teachers Are Coming to State Meet of Educators
Reports from across the state indicate the State Teachers association meeting will be among the largest attended. General sessions in Representative hall, concert by Topeka Choral Union in the Auditorium, and Dr A E Winship lectures in the High School auditorium preview a wide program. Governor Stanley to give welcome, Parker of Chicago to lead discussions on public school studies, and New York educator Dr. speaks on musical education.
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State Teachers’ Association
Representative Hall
Topeka Choral Union
A. E. Winship
Governor Stanley
Dr. Winship
Low
Lowell
F. W. Parker
University of Chicco
Dr. of
New Yorkey
Regsient Education
Wiliam White
Pope Hopes for Diplomatic Ties with Vatican Move
From Rome a Vatican dispatch says the pope desires a semi official representative in Washington and may settle for a consular role now with a view to a minister or ambassador later. Washington is said open to discussion and the Vatican has indicated flexibility in U S Cuba policy to aid this effort.
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London
Pall Matl Gaselte
Rome
Vatican i
United States
Vatican
Washington
Cuba
Ates
Cantina Gibrons
Treland
Archtisbes ‘Orrig
Curia Entall Ing Iin
Diplomatic Break With Chile Argentina Amid Dispute
Washington reports Secretary Hoy received a cable from Minister Wilson in Santiago de Chile confirming that diplomatic relations with Argentina have been broken off after Argentina withdrew its minister. The Argentine proposal to refer the dispute to Britain is deemed arbitrary by Chilean officials, who say a peaceful settlement remains possible.
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Washington
Hoy
United
Wilson
Santiago de Chill
Diplom
Chili
Argentina
Great Britain
White House to Host Christmas for Roosevelt Family
Washington December 23 There will be a merry Christmas at the White House with Roosevelt children joining in simple holiday rites. The Brenkents family is featured for the first time since McKinley’s death as Miss W Roosevelt’s sister joins the celebrations. A Christmas tree dinner will be hosted by Mrs Cowles aunt to the family with gifts from New York shopping. The kitchen will serve a traditional Knickerbocker menu and new Unens from Ports Incan women will adorn the table. Cabinet dinners mark the social calendar with the War and State departments hosting and mourning restricting other entertainments this season.
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Washington
White House
Tate
Massachusetts
McKinley
New York
Roosevelt
W.cowles
Navy
Cowles
Root
Smith
Ae ‘Hay
Tong
Fire at Champion Coated Paper Works in Hamilton
A large blaze at the Champion Coated Paper Works in Hamilton, Ohio, began late last night and was brought under control by 3 am. The plant reportedly employs around 400 people and housed a considerable stock of valuable machinery. Causes cited include a gasoline can explosion in the hands of John Kopp.
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Cincinnati
Timer- Star
Hamilton
Champion
United States
John Kopp
G. Thompson
Colles* Hily
Hed Juar
Kav
Cnbaatite
Harris versus Hanna Ship Subsidy Bill Discussed
In a local legislative note, Harris and Hanna spar over a ship subsidy bill. The debate centers on funding, shipbuilding support, and potential economic impact for regional maritime interests.
Kansas Senator Harris Leads Opposition in Trade Ship Bill Debate
The Kansas senator Harris argues against a shipping bill that would favor wealthy companies, claiming it discriminates against American shipbuilders and labor. He cites tariffs and protectionist bias, noting the potential annual loss to taxpayers and the impact on domestic steel and shipbuilding.
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Harris
Kansas
Hanna
Iola
Collier's
Congress
Senaine Harris
Old Union Pacifie Company
Aimee Honea
Thor Hanna
Merchant Turing
Europe
Sunatie Harris
American Steel Trust
Bleigh Tariff
Stee
Je Berman
Senate
Harris Saye
Syed
America
Bn Steel
United States
Madern Sielaa
SMO
Eal OH
Big land purchase by Congressman Cannon in Nebraska
Congressman Joseph G Cannon completed a land purchase of 16000 acres in Cass county Nebraska, paying from Ge to 0 and aiming to strengthen local ties. The notable tract was 2400 acres near May Waldsety, Bear Greenwood. Admiral Schley departed for New York by rail to spend holidays with his family.
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Seb
Joseph G. Cannon
Hingishie
Casanil Saunders Saantter
Nebraska
Cannon
Ube
Friends
Bear Greenwood
Cass County
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