Pathetic Card Play Ended By Arrests At Crawford
Seventeen Ferrand medians company members were arrested after a Sunday night performance of The Fatal Card at the Crawford opera house. Police moved in after the show, released performers on bond, and a test case was planned in court. Officers searched backstage, handling the disturbance as vigilantes divided their loot and the production proceeded with the troupe under guard.
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Prank Rowiaad and Sants ek involved in case
The document notes representatives including Le Crate ng for the group. It mentions consent or consideration Gaibelination Tose age pad and claims of a solid fact pattern. The report references a chorus and remarks by two other females amid a public scene.
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War department plans 60 000 troops in Philippines and home move
The War Department says maintaining an army of 60 000 in the Philippines is necessary under current policy until municipal governments are established. No reduction will occur, and a rapid homeward movement for volunteers whose terms expire June 30 is planned only after the army bill is enacted. Transports may need expansion for returning troops, with MacArthur backing a $250 bounty to re-enlistment hopefuls.
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United States
Inauguration Plans for McKinley Parade in Washington
Washington dispatch says the McKinley inauguration on March 4 will feature a military parade with state senators and many civic groups. John Jay Balmotys chairs the committee, with decorations costing over ten thousand dollars and electric lights to outline the White House and Capitol domes. Admiral Dewey may order warships to Washington and parade view stands will be built near the executive mansion.
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Ballinger Outlines Plan for Desperate Convicts Enclosure
T C Ballinger told Topeka Sunday the prison board seeks legislature backing for an enclosed high wall with multiple cells to hold the most desperate convicts. A prison dockpile within, used with hard labor on a public stone pile, would provide cheap broken stone for macadam work while tightening guard control and reducing escape risk.
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T. C. Ballinger
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Snowfall in Kansas Briefly Delights Then Fades
Snow fell in western and southern Kansas before noon, briefly delighting residents with a white Christmas scene. By midday the snow had melted, leaving clear and pleasant weather, with Shawnee County near the center of the light coverage and no snow extending west of Emporia.
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Under Protest Washington Receives Cable From Pekin
Secretary Hay reports receiving a cablegram from Minister Conger at Pekin confirming an agreed text with a written explanation of China policy. The text is not forwarded, but the agreement reflects the last department instructions and aims to preserve pacific, permanent communication while prohibiting armament and expansion in China.
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China
International Teohenee
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Starved Daughter by Latine County Farmer
A Latine county farmer, a prominent local figure, allegedly starved his daughter to death amid brutal treatment. Neighbors describe a cruel pattern and say the crime ended only with the girl's death. He was denied bond and jailed by Squire Jenkins of Harrisburg as public outrage grew.
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Goldman Says Anarchists Banned Kings and Promote Free Marriage
Emma Goldman told a Paris anarchist conference that killing kings is not supported by anarchists and that Bresci acted alone in Humbert’s death. She described an anarchist society with voluntary cooperation, no marriages, equal wealth, and freedom from jealousy. She plans lectures near New York this winter and a nationwide tour in March to spread anarchist teachings.
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Mr. Player Denies Rumor of Resignation
The rumor that John Player would resign as superintendent of machinery at Santa Fe on January 3 is denied by Mr. Player. He says there is not a word of truth and notes he is in good health after a coast trip. a Santa Fe official was the source of the rumor.
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Great Preparations Winnipeg Mat Der 24 Soldiers Return Welcome
Elaborate preparations are under way for a public welcome to soldiers returning from the South Africa campaign this week. A ceremonial train meeting with Lt Gov McMillan Premier Hoblin and local officials will lead to Thanksgiving at Holy Trinity church followed by a banquet and evening concert.
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Assassin May Recover After Fatal Shooting
Washington report from the hospital states Samus McDonald who shot and killed Frank H. Morris and then attempted a subtle deadly turn is considered to have a good chance of recovery. The incident occurred in the capital and drew immediate medical attention.
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Saloons Proposed to Stay Open All Night at Pan American Exposition
City saloon workers union counsels draft bill to allow all night operation during the Pan American exposition with a compromise closing time of midnight Saturday and reopening at 2 PM Sunday. The measure aims to balance extended hours with a Sunday afternoon closure.
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Missing girl Maggie Heel believed abducted near Pueblo
Pueblo authorities report Maggie Heel, about 18, living three miles west of Pueblo, disappeared Saturday afternoon after being left with her sister's child. Evidences of a struggle were found in the yard and a man’s footprints traced toward the river. Searchers have combed nearby areas. her hat and wrap were left at the sister’s home.
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Two bandits linked to Cudahy kidnapping claim emerges
Omaha December reports a decisive but negative development in the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping case. Police identified no conclusive suspect yet, though two bandits were involved. one named suspect was ruled out after a witness disqualified him as too short and not broad enough. Ed Johnson, a Cudahy plant worker, was cleared after proving his noninvolvement. Authorities focus on a light complexioned man with a brown hair description, seen at the abductors’ hideout, with efforts ongoing to locate and arrest him within days.
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Postponed Hearings in Bay States Gun Company Case Set
Hearing dates postponed before Judge Kirkpatrick in New Jersey on the Sudan case involving Bay States Gun Company of New Jersey and listed for December 34 at New. The source shows fragmented details but indicates a judicial delay and the parties involved.
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Christmas Gifts Flood White House From Relatives and Friends
New York wire reports Christmas presents pour into the White House from relatives, personal friends, and semi-relatives of McKinley. Gifts vary widely including tropical fruits, crates of cigars, and a Dublin VA turkey of about thirty pounds. The donor wished the bird to grace the Christmas table.
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Terms to China declares punitive measures and trade reforms
Washington reports the state department released terms China must accept to settle the crisis. Provisions include expulsion of German ambassadorial acts, destruction of anti foreign monuments, armed protection for legations, and suspension of official examinations in foreign-massacred cities. Also outlines indemnities, arms embargo, and treaty reforms to satisfy foreign powers. Death penalties and removals for officials violating anti foreign laws are specified. A separate item notes a shooting death in Decatur where Merritt Wake and another man were fatally injured after a restaurant quarrel.
Exit China Means the Dissolution of a Vast Territory
A provocative editorial argues that withdrawing recognition or engagement could lead to the breakup of China as a political unit. The piece contends that strategic disengagement would reshape regional power dynamics and redefine international borders.
Uncle Sam Is Modest as War Debates Rise
A heavily garbled 19th century style piece decries European greed and China’s punishment of missionaries. It references Allied forces, indemnity demands, and diplomatic stances with figures and nations named in passing such as Germany Austria Sweden Norway and Britain. The article discusses reparations, distribution difficulties, and the China relief question with a skeptical tone toward the Allies’ proposed sums.
Kidnapped Boy Abducted From Home and Stranded Eleven Miles
An eight year old boy was abducted from his home in Clybairg by a man described as a stubborn citizen suspect. The child wandered eleven miles before police found him near Edwards. A ransom request reportedly sought money but details remain unclear amid the weather forecast indicating fair conditions tonight.
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