Open Conference Aims to Endorse Baker Campaign
Report from a Kansas hotel describes an open conference as supporters of Senator Baker gather to discuss his campaign, with Baker asserting he will be the next senator and denying any friction in his camp. J J Bristow’s anticipated visit and postmaster general duties add campaign intrigue while Baker laments rumors and pledges to resist personal inquiries.
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Luciten Baker
Spater Laker
State Journal
Saston
Mrr. Staine
Burton
Bater
Baker
Afer
J. J. Bristow
Anette
Ustag
Absa
Offen
Pew
Baker Organization
Wenatar
Lis Derannor
Kadsas
Tutay Br. Baker
Sky
Elie
Soldiers' Sauerkraut Sent to Troops in the Philippines
The report notes a plan to ship 80,000 gallons of sauerkraut to troops in the Philippines. The dispatch mentions United States duty and a potential purchase action, with associated figures including 82.5 pounds of ham and references to Munich and related logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Alexander
Munich
Thnuary
Coroners Verdict Clears Haywood Death Cause
The coroner jury met Christmas afternoon to rule on the death of Samce Haywood, an elderly Black man near Hock Land mounds at Harrison Street. They determined he died from injuries sustained while gathering brick dust for his stable, a fact long suspected by locals.
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Samce Haywood
Harrison Street
Haywood
England has one of the greenest Christmases on record
London reports mild winter weather with primroses blooming and gardens in midwinter. The London market sees cheap fruit and flowers as Brittany sends mistletoe and Germany supplies Christmas goods. The royal family and court life appear, with a barge party, health rumors about the queen, and cautious official communications to spare public worry.
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England
New York
the Tribune
Londym
Breland
Liverpool
Yorkshire
Devonshire
Isle of Wight
Simmane
London
Corleienas Thie
Germany
Brittany
St. Paul's
Westminster
Canon Ringer
Parker
Palyt
City Temple
Hieedel
Gounod
Stanford Hopkins
Bullivan
Thanere
Haga
Sem Bene Tines Ie Thacueaaind
Seth Ade Filing
Oye
Osborne House
Sandringham Court
Horrible voyage of the State of Nebraska steamer
The Nebraska bound Allan liner State of Nebraska endured nineteen days from Clyde to Moville with eight days overdue. The voyage featured a gale, wrecked deck, broken rails, and high damage. Captain David Ingram of Vancouver and 110 aboard included ten steerage, seventy second cabin, and nine crew injured, with meals unavailable during the ordeal.
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State of Nebraska
New York
Clyde
Nebraska
Moville
Trebashes
Bhd
David Ingram
Vancouver
Officer Halley Fights Off Mob In Kansas Avenue Disturbance
Officer Haley confronted a crowd of about 60 near Kansas Avenue and Tenth Street while arresting Jamee Wilson for fighting. The assailants knocked him down, seized his revolver, and fled after halting the attack as Wilson was secured. The weapon remains missing. Haley and Wilson were briefly hurt. No suspects identified yet. more arrests anticipated.
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Haley
Jamee Wison
Kansas Mvenue
Tenth Avenu
Wison
Wilson
Hater
Harry
Tuer
Kansar Avenue
Tragic Hunting Death Of Maple Hin Youth
A year-old son of George Hink was killed while hunting near Maple Hin on Sunday. He left home with a gun and did not return. neighbors searched and found him near a hedge fence. Funeral held this morning. Dowager Lady Churchill Dies In London. She was a senior bedchamber lady and intimate of the queen and died in Os this morning after retirement.
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George Hink
Maple Hin
Standay
Howse
Lady Churchill
London
Brewer speech at Washington on The New England Home
Dee 26 article notes David Josiah Brewer, U S Supreme Court associate justice, speaking at the Congregational Club of the District of Columbia on The New England Home. He extols colonial New England virtues, comments on marriages and divorces, mentions pension increases for Thomas J. Jackson, and covers inaugural ball plans with ticket prices, carriage costs, and postball concert.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
David Josiah Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Congregational Club
District of Columbia
Justine Brewer
New England
Ist
Calderhead
Commuitiee
House & Bill
Thomas J. Jackson
Newton
Kan
Leutenant
Eleventh
U.S. Colonel
French Gendarmes to Tahiti Barrack Duty in New York
Dec 2 New York dispatch reports the Normanate of the French One arriving from Huvi with five French guards in wall uniforms en route to Tahiti in the Society Islands. They will relieve a like number in Pablo, sail to San Francisco, then depart for their destination on the Pacific.
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Tahti
New York
Pablis
San Francisco
Advances in Hobson recognition debate signal naval promotion shifts
Washington dispatch reports renewed effort to recognize Naval Constructor Hobson for sinking the Merrimac at Santiago. Senate backing from Long and others aims to boost Hobson into higher rank or corps, amid broader plans to reshuffle construction officers including Bowles succeeding Kirthorn and Woodward moving to inspection board. Changes foreseen after the New Year, with several promotions and transfers outlined at Navy yards and League Island.
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New York
2 Herald
Washington
Congress
Richmond P. Hopson
Sanjaa
Hobson
Ness
Mr. Hobson
Aesinus
Monte
Nzo
Friends
Sampoon
Sedley
Contress
Santiago
Department
Acthmn
F. T. Bowles
Philip
Kithors
Cnonstruction Corps
W. W. Woodward
Hichborn
Board of Inspection and Survey
W. E. Capps
New York Navy
Yanl
JH Tinvard
League Island
Bowles
Sanak
Bloody Christmas Eve Fight at Maine Lumber Camp
A violent melee broke out Christmas Eve at Adama and Knowlton’s lumber camp on Chase Stream near the Upper Kennebec in Bangor Maine. Protestants and Catholics clashed over religion, about 30 men fought with axes and clubbed hits, several injured and possibly fatal, as bystanders tried to intervene but were knocked aside.
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Maine
Bangor
Adama & Knowlton
Chase Stream
Upper
Kennetee River
Wid Hennessey
Philp Quilette
Hennessey
Guilette
Washington notes on Pekin talks with Prince Ching
A cablegram from Pekin dated the 21st reports the 24th formal meeting between diplomatic representatives and Prince Ching. Li Hung Chang did not attend due to Minns, and the note was handed to him by officials. The U S government is not bound to renew terms and expects obstacles in withdrawing. Weather outlook predicts tonight and Thursday with southerly winds.
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Washington
State Department
United Street
Conger
Pekin
Prince Ching
Chimi
Li Hung Chang
United States
Time Servers Describe Free Shifts in Madrid Junta Leader
Rafael Del Pan Fontela a Philippine refugee and first president of the Mai Fid juuin arrives in New York from Madrid via Montreal. He says he would rather be a free American than a subservient Filipino and asserts Aguinaldo’s leadership keeps the war alive. Fontela criticizes Autonomy factions and warns the struggle will continue until independence. Other items include telephonic undersea experiment near Key West and local crime reports.
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New York
Rafael del Pan Fontela
Philippine Islands
Cansita
America
Mabila
Senor Ponteta Wan
Manila
Aguinino
Philippines
Madrid
Cangols
Montreal
Cetinga
Shor Fantela
Atc
Philipiones Unti
Aguinaldo
Illpinos
New Rey Nl
Senor Fonteta
Leaflora
Tinencaminlo
Paterno
Fuencamino
Senor Paterno
Efror
Huentamino
Comparative Prices for 1867 1899 and 1900 in International Markets
A long extract outlines price index movements across commodities from 1867 to 1900, noting shifts in food, textiles, minerals, and metals. It records periods of high and low averages, with action across coffee, tea, sugar, wheat, and cotton, highlighting global supply effects and drought impacts.
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Dex
Baur
Condes
Eeupland
Denese
Saaier
Warroor Ariston
Brazil
Od Tavine
Santos
Nhat
Tron
Sey
Evemier
Manila
Europe
Session of Des Rhoines and State Cachers Association
Report notes attendance at the Joris Aixantvish session of the nine State cachers' Association in Des Rhoines. Disturbances may follow the Colombian rebellion impact. A cruiser from the British Pacific squadron arrived at Ban Ey Cal on its way from Be quamult La Paria after a broken leg incident.
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Pevus
Tenchiew
Cruisar Phaston
Ban Ey Cal
Did Not Vote Excuses From Army Officers In Philippines
A battered text reports excuses by Army officers for Kansans not voting. It claims no Kansans were present, notes unopened letters, and cites official missives sent to Topeka and Secretary George A. Clark. The document references delays, red tape, and partisan reactions around the election day and military postings.
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Hawa Berm ‘Tagals
Topeka
Mate
George A. Clark
Amerian
Philippines
Bacsane i
Vietr
Wien
Gare
Bianiy
Beyeerate
Hhmm
Enorracment
Pancerwinig
Aber
Abe
Queruememler
Liedivelo
Rarvas
Hantork
Dewis Hoth
Conditions in Pekin Reviewed by London Correspondent
A detailed report from Pekin notes vast population growth with limited development. It describes a small cadre of Lip tribe workers, local soldiers, and a cautious stance toward urban expansion while contrasting American and Japanese influence and the region’s unsettled wartime atmosphere.
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Chicago
Nice Pairs Club
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Secretary Long
Richmosd FP
Moeson
China
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Savannah
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Ponca City
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Knox, Mo
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