Charlie Curtis Home After Election Return
The text describes Charlie Curtis returning from Washington after an illness that hindered his participation in ratification events in Hamilton Hall. It notes his serious affliction, his absence from Congress sessions, and his plan to resume duties later in the week, accompanied by Miss Dollie Curtis who has been with him in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramilton Hall
Washington
Congress
Nccu
Dollie Curtis
Irving Improvements Bank to Open as Milling Plant Reopens
The Irvine property has passed into the hands of Cottrell Bris, major Marshall county owners. The change likely prompts reopening the mill plant in repair and operation. A potential dam rebuild and new machinery by Cottrell Bree suggests large scale operation if Irving residents back the project. A new bank is among Irving’s business prospects for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Promerty
Cottrell Bris
Marshall County
Irving
Cottretl
Cherokee County Court Clash Over New District Court
In Cherokee county a legislative push to establish a new district court faces strong local opposition. Senator Householder receives letters urging the plan while nearby residents and county members protest the effort, comparing it to a similar court already set up in Wyandotte county. The dispute centers on whether the legislature should fund the new court against significant countywide resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Adjacen
Galana
Constitutional Reform Stirs Debate in House
The article discusses a constitutional reform effort with lawmakers weighing changes. It notes anticipated majorities, party lines, and broader political implications as the debate centers on shaping the governing framework.
Portu Rican Vineyard Emcee Fumbles At Bishop Report
Fragmented OCR note recalls an event at a vineyard where an emcee misreads names and items talk of a bishop report. Details are garbled, but reference to Bremnstrt and Molar Wan suggests misprints. The piece hints at a ritual or ruling pending a bishop’s report and possible consequences.
Goddard Names Appointees for Attorney General Office
Attorney General Goddard announces assistants for the office. J S West, a noted Rateex Cis lawyer, is named assistant attorney general under the lacentine administration. James Clayton of Great Bond becomes second assistant and clerk, a post he held during the Mar TH administration when Godard served as an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. West
Rateex Cis
Kambeg
Lacentine
Riser
AA. Ccodart
James Clayton
Great Bond
Godard
Senewal
Fragmented notice from historical page with unreadable text
The readable portions show a damaged OCR fragment mentioning places and terms like coal feed and harbor. It lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event, preventing a concrete summary. The fragment suggests a local notice or article segment without identifiable individuals or organizations.
Soliday Discount Sale at Webster Company
A Soliday Discount Sale at H. Webster Agem. is announced with emphasis on early and SE Jee ie a Sees tt Oe china. The notice highlights a sales event featuring china products and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rly
China
Fresh From Dawson Steamer Brings Alaska Passengers
Frattie Washington December 26 report notes the steamer Farralon Mas arriving from Alaska with Daw son passengers crossing the ice to reach Dawson. The Dawson population is down to about 16 000 with lower living costs and no fuel shortage expected. A Klondike river incident recalls surveyor Boe Minton dying after breaking through the ice near Dawson on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frattie
Wash
Farralon
Dawson
Tie Creek
Averarine
Ed Henderean
White
Dawson Jin
Joe Nantick
Tr Tn
Alaska
Brady Tea
Washington
Cadentead
Boeminton
Sus
Lee
Klondike
Sagasta Condition Deteriorates Abroad
Madrid December 2 A late bulletin says Sinur Sagasta's condition has grown more serious as illness deepens, prompting concern over leadership health and regional stability. The report notes limited medical details but warns of potential political implications both domestically and in foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Sinur-Sagasta
Fragmented city market tale on a strange sale
A garbled report describes a price quote of 35 000 for two dogs and mentions individuals named Frank Gould and George Ritting. The text references a street and a horse or mule figure and a purchase price, with confusing notes about payments, a potential auction, and a local listing or sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newe York
Frank Gould
George Ritting
Thanasia
Leaghuret
Louisiana pension board actions and promotions noted
New Orleans board adjourned after pension claims. several were rejected while only a portion reached law, dividing pensioners into three classes with monthly amounts. Also a Topeka promotion for F A Dietrich noted. Keefe proposes pawnbroker interest cap and penalties. ads claim Berges German Salve cures ailments with testimonials.
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New Orleans
Bowie Inna State Board of Confederate Pensture Commissioners
Maton Howe
Makiug
Lawit
Oy St
South
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market receipts were strong with hogs and cattle showing higher demand. Hog prices rose and total receipts approached 2,090 while cattle shipments reached around 3,300 head with cooler weather noted.
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Davie
Desay
Navy coal reserves plan to girdle seas around Cape Horn
A Washington dispatch reports the Navy will stock nearly 500000 tons of coal for warships and distribute it along Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the West Indies, and Pacific stations. Key depots include Guam, Honolulu, Pago Pago, San Juan, Havana, Key West, Norfolk, and New York, with Cape Horn routing to the Pacific.
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New York
Washington
Navy Department
Atlantic
Oceani
Gulf
Frenchman Bay
Marine
Porto Hlco
United States
Sao Prastisco
Puget Sound
Manila
Samoa
Cape Horn
Great Western Ocean
Pacific
American
Guam
Bremerton
Puget Sellant
Admiral Belknap
Wiew Yorke
Toston
Frenchman's Bay
Maine
Hampton Roads
Strang
Treasury All Right State v Treasur
State treasury officials assure no fund shortage as funds accumulate weekly. About $5,000 available Saturday morning with $26,000 owed to the state board for November expenses. treasury closed for Chretien holiday. taxes due December 20. Anticipated remittances from counties and a transfer bill from the state university fund may cover obligations and allow legislatures to be paid in the next ten days.
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State
Treasur
Senepower
Treasors
State Board At
Charities
Treasury
Chretien
Willams
Tegishiture
State University
Genera
WOOD-PYLE MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED IN LOCAL NOTICE
Mira Man Wond, long time stenographer in the office of Superintendent Stryker, marries Prof. Bich Hit Mo. at a ceremony witnessed by Anna MM. Davi Syrpe. The event follows her study at a nearby firm and precedes Stryker’s election as state superintendent, marking a notable personal milestone in the community.
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Mira Man Wond
Stryker
Mick
Ef Bich
Anna MM. Davi
Ties Rin
Collins' Christ Was Yet No Emotion on Neck John Cerline Christmas
John Collins remained emotionally distant on Christmas Day in his cell. Visitors included stepmother Mrs J S Collins who wept as he greeted her without visible emotion. Sheriff Cook and others were moved. John next attended to chores while Grace Collins and Grant Meade also visited without notable affect.
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Mr. Collins
John
John Cerline
Larson
John Collins
Collins
India
Sheriff Cook
Ms Cell
Grant Meade
Grace Collins
May Burnett to be Held for Perjury in Collins Case
A warrant was issued for May Burnett for perjury in the Collins murder case. She testified she saw a man on the roof of the Colina kitchen the morning of the murder, but officers allege her testimony was false and she was not in Topeka that day. The case heads to higher courts as defense and prosecution clash over the verdict and motion for a new trial.
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May Burnett
Collins
Colina
Harden
John Collins
Hazen
Supreme Court
District Court
Mr. Haydet
Hayden
John Collie
A. A. Godard
Godard
Rae John Collins
Sry
Cotinty
Jetmore
Triumph
Allford
Gules
Nichole Ey Nave
Enterprising Excelsior Club Fosters Free Library Efforts
The Excelsior club of Lyndon Osage County organized in 1897 plans a free library growth with subscriptions and social events. About 100 volumes were gathered, aided by traveling library shipments from Topeka. Club officers include Mrs A Wilson president and Mrs L T Hussey vice president. Community notes mention visits from Misses Turner and others, and local social engagements as residents travel to nearby towns.
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Lyndon
Osage
Excelsior Club
Topeka
Lbrary
Excetator Club
A. Wilson
L. T. Hussey
W. 5. Olcott
W. B. Pleasant
The Fairies At Topaka Cash Dry Goods Co
A notice invites recipients holding numbered claim tickets to collect their prizes labeled as fairies. Numbers listed include 1308 for the queen 942 for the first maid of honor and 362 for the second maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Topaka Cash Dry Goods Co
Copper King Mine Official Dies and Canon City Move
Mike Sutton's clerk Fred Dawson, owner in the Copper King gold mine near Canon City, has moved from Dodge City after six years as stenographer and confidential clerk to M. W. Sutton's law office and four years as city attorney. Reports say a dull moment preceded the mine haul when the ore car was prepared. Dawson was well regarded in Dodge City for his popular service.
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Dodge City
Fred Dawson
Canon City
M. W. Sutton
T18
New Pier Opens in Kingston Jamaica with Warship Ceremonies
A new pier at Victoria Market in Kingston Jamaica was opened today to serve tourists and visiting foreign warships. The German training ship Moltke took part in the ceremonies, signaling West Indian Waters reception.
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Kingston
Kington
Jamaica
Victoria Mearket
Moltke
Boy Babies Predominate in Birth Records Across New York
New York officials report a rise in the birth ratio favoring boys since November. Dr. Tracy notes January to June show near normal levels, with December at 110 boys per 100 girls, while some months previously reached 108, then 110. A curious trend links many infants named after generals and war heroes, hinting at patriotic influence but lacking conclusive causation.
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New York
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Maine
Havana Harbor
Dr. Tracy
Dr.Tracy
Reuter
George Dewey Smiths
Theodore Roosevelt
Achley
Sampson
Generale Miles
Merritt
Shafter
Lee
Wheeler
Cathedral Fire Destroys Harrisburg Diocese Edifice
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed St Patrick's pro Catholic cathedral, the church of the bishop of Harrisburg Roman Catholic diocese. The blaze started near the altar around 1 pm, with decorations lighting quickly and flames running up the rear wall to the front. Interior was nearly consumed before extinguishment. altar ornaments and sacred vestments saved while the organ was ruined. Loss estimated at $14,000 fully insured due to electric crossing wires.
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Harrisburg
St Patrick's
Kirksville Doctor Arrested for Practicing Osteopathy
Lincoln Nebraska December 2 A Kirksville Missouri physician Dr Little practicing osteopathy was arrested for practicing medicine without a certificate. He was released on recognizance. The complaint was signed by City Detective Melone. Dr Little accuses physicians from other schools and has raised a purse to prosecute, vowing to press the test case through the courts.
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Lincoln
Nek
Little
Kirksville
Meloné
Bears the Tes Kind You Have Always Bought
A fragment reads Cas Tonz bearing the Tes kind you have always bought, hinting at a historic advertisement or trade phrase. The legible portion suggests a consumer goods label or trademark context, with no clear event or date available.
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Cas Tonz
Peasant Actors Arrive at Germanke Theatre
New York on December 25 reports Gurthre Ampere, manager of the Germanke theater, arriving with a troupe from Ober Ammeread ytatte day. The company wears peasant garb with bare men's torsos and silver medals from past conquests. Twelve women and men perform melodramas about Bavarian farm life, including the play Herrestte schaitner von Ammergad.
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New York
Gurthre Ampere
Germanke Theater
Launc
Kaiser Wihvin der Drome
Durty
pamsant_seifres
Ober Ammeread
Priget
Sharpanhot- Ing
Thief Caught After Chase Across Fields and Creek
Blis Banks, a colored man, was arrested after robbing A. oe Poole’s home south of the tair grevunda. Poole heard a cry, pursued the robber across a creek and woods for about half a mile, tackled him, and held him until officers arrived. The stolen watch and trousers were found along the route and the prisoner was turned over to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blis Banks
Gene
Poole
Dresaie
Ponte
Lawrence
Sehen Hause
Christmas Church Celebrations Across City
Churches observed Christmas with services and music. United Presbyterian collected donations for the Poor. Central Congregational held a Christmas tree with gifts. English Lutheran featured a cantata "A Dress of Bethlehem" and Sunday school prizes. Piret Congregational hosted a Christmas concert. Seventh Day Adventist offered carols with a quartet. Mrs Parkhurst and others contributed to community gift efforts. Bre Thorpe plans to distribute collected funds locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Dreas
Bethfehem
Elven
Piret Conavesational
G. W. Parkhurst
F. i Wear
W. i Carrie
H. V Minckley
FE Lewis
Bre Thorpe
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Cole & Johnson
BMG
Hiack Fares
Coontown
London
Dist
Is Burlesque Co
Charlie Curtis
Hackney
Sumner
Saya Hin
Faranes
Nesta
Mc.Laren
Episcopal Church
Goddard
NUR
W. Tewving
Steud Astven
Sagasta
Louisiana Pension Board
Dietrich
F. A. Dietrich
Me Rock Laan Tracurers
Waray
Rock Island
Qoote
Nis
Taetrioh
Ren
Port Worth
Kéefer
Midrith
Callao
Cano
Decemver
Oregon
Alt ‘Crue
Elsta
Chicago Livestock Market
U. S. Navy
Honolulu
Pago-Pago
Hersebower
Ccollins
Christ
Ahrest
Social and Personal
Lottie Parkhurst
Potwit
Wallace Thompson
Clyde Hornaday
K. Hy Anderson
Tyler Street
Rossingtom
Bliss Florence Rossington
Library Hall
Vale
Lace Thompson
Aus
EH Anderson
Adams-Beck
Commiscea Club
Hudsons’ Hall
Hellanthas Lab
Harmony Hall
OG. N. O. Club
Wetherett's Hall
Priday
Co-operative Cooking Club
Willa Tomlinson
Woodlawn Avenues
Huth McClintock
Nominat
Dr. and Mes L. M
Cd Wessnare
Stedman J Club
oMre
C. C. Baker
Jessie Tiptos
Vlire CR. Hagus
Aire
Li. H. Crandell
George Hancock
Jessie Elizabeth
Kristmas
Juna
Tella Turner
Quincy
Totpeka
Avery Turner
Mies
Elle Ward
Imamond Utepia
Atolinem Ie
Ps Ft
Kansas City
Jaccard’s Productions
Adank Bros
Jeannette Weaver
Leavenworth
Visi
Tishor
Milepee
Parktest
Guorige Pict
Newton
Kansas State Pueratiin
Artive
Kansas S
Dennis
G. Willard
Sanjay
Esate Beile Little
Mix
Lew Jones
Fairies
Mike Sutton
Tin Trust
Mu Tov O
Teeres Tras Reene
Chicago
Ances
Beareths
A. B Poole
Yeetardy
Thess
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