One Bill Passed Amid Absent System In Proceedings
A fragmented report from San Juan Porto Rico notes the legislature's chaotic session with only one bill approved while much of the assembly action remains unsettled. The piece details the handling of correspondence, motions, and attempts to advance bills on police, salaries, courts, and public works, and highlights a push for a Porto Rico exhibit at the Pan American exposition.
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Asmetitet
San Juan
Porto
Beeston Sinte de Lams
House of Delegates
Abteas
Sealine
Lagayia
Jose
Pari Ico
Merober
Bufksey
Sitroducine Ie
Legislative Council
del Paris
Foner
Rico
Westeriny
Buffs
Porto Rico
Reception at library in Topeka opens state rooms to public
A Topeka city event invites residents and visitors to tour the new Kansas state library rooms tomorrow night. An official reception will showcase the colorful decorations and fine interiors, with teachers and community members expected to attend as part of the public viewing.
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Topeka
Kansas State Library
Godard
Tomorros
Ein
Deaths in the Philippines list for General MacArthur era
A damaged list from December records shows deaths in the Philippines tied to military service. Entries name various infantry units, dates in December, and causes from wounds, malaria, and accidental target practice. Notable mentions include Alfred J. Barton, William Wright, G. Thirty-eighth Infantry, Charles A. Tson, and Michael F. Ditty with MacArthur as the presiding commander.
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Washington
Mac- Aereet
Joe Mantia
Tirty-Eigheh
Wiltaus
Giverth
Alfred. J. Baiton
William 5. Wright
Eth areiMery
Frank Decorn
Fitcenthy Infantry
Howard T Gatram
Fortiath T Iica
Targe
Third Infantry
Fortyiat Poluneesr
Wiriksen
Dennin
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Martin L. Pattheroan
Sighed Corps
Charles A. Tson
Fy Twenty-fourth Infantry
Pomp Durkeroom
William Bell
Isaak Brexton
Vulunteer Infantry
Wooten Ok Peeeeny
B. Twentytry
Michael F. Ditty
Mac Agthur
Governor Stalley Falls Ill During Wichita Christmas Visit
Governor Stanley was taken ill upon arriving in Wichita for Christmas. The executive office says his condition is improving and he hopes to reach the capital within a couple of days.
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Stanley
Wichita
How Cleveland Voted Declares He Did Not Vote For McKinley
Atlanta December 2 A controversy surrounds two Atlantas with one stating he did not cast a vote for McKinley. The report asserts Cleveland’s position in the election while noting regional dispute over the vote.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Atlanta
Syisen
Dent McKiniey
Roosevelt Hunt Plan Threads Through Denver to Mountains
Denver and Meeker figures discuss preparations for Governor Roosevelt s hunting trip next month in the mountains. The plan includes bear and mountain deer pursuit in Coyote basin, three weeks in the wild with a dozen pack horses carrying provisions, and Roosevelt reportedly avoiding harm to any game.
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Denver
Col
B Gott
Meeker
White River
Eleet Roosevelt Oo & Hart
Colorado Springs
Desu
Roosevelt
Mr. Go
Coyote Basin
Countermine Residence Incident Report
A fragment notes an intruder, described as bobbing, entering the residence of Mr Countermine with the trance effect present. No further details on motive or outcome are provided in the readable text. The scene suggests a disturbance at an unspecified time and location connected to the Countermine name.
Pan Handle Dividend Announcement Bretem to Pay 2 Percent
Dividend notice shows Pan Handle company declares a 2 percent preferred stock dividend, payable January 1. Bretem ratio confirms payment schedule and entity details for investors.
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Pan
Bretem
Bernhardt as Hamlet in a Parisian Style Intrigue
New York audience saw Sarah Bernhardt perform Hamlet, depicting the prince as a light hearted, mischievous Dane rather than a melancholic royal. Critics called the translation by Morang and Schwab bald and paratized, noting Bernhardt’s bold impersonation and mixed reception from spectators.
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New York
Sarah Biernherds
Paris
Hamiet
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Hernhardt
Gimort Rma
Eugene Morang
Marcel Schwab
Calorsaacat division created for Santa Fe road extension
A new division named Calorsaacat is established by the Santa Fe, extending from Tauro to Denver. Liat HJ. Pade is appointed with headquarters in Pu Creutara to issue operating instructions. The Colorado & Southern and Santa Fe agreement remains in force, with operations from Pueblo under Superintendent Parker.
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Calorsaacat
Santa Fe
Tauro
Denver
Pade
Pu ‘Creutara
Colorado & Southern
Forge
Pueblo
Parker
Dyers
Batta Fe
Dodge City
Raton
la Junta
Ganon City
Sar
13 Junta
B. J. Parker
Yeomanry Entrapped Near Britstown in Boer Conflict
Cape Town report states a squadron of Yeomanry trailing Boers from Britstown was entrapped with several casualties and the remainder captured. Gen. Kitchener has departed Naganport and moved north as troops converge in the disturbed anti pampass area amid claims of his personal energy aiding the effort.
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Cape Town
Britstown
Kitchener
Naganport
Local meet tonight in the Armory and city notes
The Flambeau club meets tonight in the Armory. A scarlet fever case reported at 1401 Dickson. paving on Tyler street between Fourth and Fifth streets will finish by tomorrow noon. A 15 year old, Henry Johnson, sent to reform school by Judge Dolman for incorrigibility. Two jointists arrested, Frank Bates and BA Timon in North Toa. Ferris Comediana bearing in notion Sgurt JANGARY 2. date unknown. Building permits issued for a $100 dwelling at 1 Monroe street and $4400 dwelling at 118 Western avenue. Members of Sackson's band jailed over Christmas celebration. Good Citizens' Federation to meet Friday at Kansas Avenue Methodist church. Firemen injured at Stormont hospital fire still unable to work. Delors and Jake Frankell hurt. Harlem Life note and Philadelphia items referenced.
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Tyler Street
Fourth
Fifth
Henry Johnson
Reform School
Dolman
Frank Bates
Apex
BA Timon
North Toa
Ferris
Topel
J. B. Deever
Monroe Street
Western Avenue
Sackson
Good Citizens’ Federation
Kansas Avenue Methodist Church
To- Boto
James Willy Gleed
Iha
Stormont Hospital
Charleste
Chemical
Santanast
Jake Frankell
Howe
Englishman Whitmarsh named governor of Benguet
Washington reports Taft commission appoints Whitmarsh a British subject as governor of Benguet provoking dispute over US policy. President insists future Philippine offices be filled by Americans or natives while loyalty and central control remain paramount. Whitmarsh allegedly plans to seek American citizenship, not yet making him eligible for appointment.
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Taft Commission
Benguet
United States
Whitmarsh
Philippines
Mantld
Whitwareh
Dent
Warrants for Mayor in Minnesota Gambling Case
District court issues warrants for G B Patterson mayor of St Paul on charge of operating a gambling house. Warrant issued but not served. Sheriff seized a table and dice. Patterson contends the gambling property is not his.
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St Panl Minn
Bismarck
N. D
Winchester
District Court
Haw
G. B. Patterson
Mayr Patterson
Ulty
Solette Table
Mede
Pat Bee
Dog Hero: Collie Rescues Boy From Water
In Richfield New Jersey a three year old boy fell into ten feet of water. A Newfoundland dog named Curio guided rescuer Downe to the scene and pulled the boy from danger. The dog then supported the child until help arrived, earning a promised collar as reward for bravery.
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Curiuscular
Downe
Bliss
Carla
Santa Fe Sued Over 5000 Damages in Railroad Collision
McCauley files suit against the Santa Fe railroad alleging negligence after a buggy collision on Fifth Street on April 12, 1900. He claims permanent injuries to himself and his 300, seeking five thousand dollars in damages. The report includes unrelated medical remedy claims from the Washington Post.
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W. McCauley
Santa Fe Railroad
Mc McCauley
Fifth Street
Warod
Sants Fe
Santa Fe
McCauley
Quiet Day at the White House with visitors
December 36 at Washington’s White House, President McKinley hosted several callers including Sweetdry Foraker and others. The scene focused on Lipthae and Liphtae during the solgare, with Mrs McKinley present in the executive mansion private apartments.
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White Honea Washington
White Howse
Swaatdry Foraker
Pal Panks
Ind
Lelning
Scott CW
Pevats
Executive Mansion
Mckinley
Stocks Open Wildly After Three Days Idle
New York stock market opens in a frenzy after three days of inactivity. Crowded galleries watch brokers rush orders as rumors of big developments circulate. Brooklyn Transit leads advances while Northern Pacific and several rail stocks pull back amid large, volatile trades and mixed early gains.
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New York
Uy Fead
Stock Exchange
Brooklyn Transit
St. Paul
Tennessee Coal
Erle
Atchizon
Fennessee Coal
Surin
American “Tobacco
Atchison
Kansas & Texas
SL Louis Southwestern
Northern Pacific
Witch hazel tale ends with ink mistaken for cure
A Detroit Free Press item parodies a sensational remedy craze. A publisher, misled by his own hyped cures, drinks mythic ink as a potion, his wife rubs him with it, revealing a comical misadventure. The cartoonish scene ends with a punchline about libel.
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Detroit Free Press
Beevers
Haxel
Dahomey
Jooks
Market notes and prices drift in mixed commodity report
A chaotic OCR excerpt reports on commodity and stock market activity with mentions of corn, wheat, lard, hogs, cattle, and prices from Chicago and Kansas City exchanges. It references open and closing figures, receipts, and market steadiness with scattered figures and observations about weather and market mood.
Milling wheat consignments seen in Topeka market report
Fragmentary notes show Chicago Board of Trade buyers and shippers connected with Crain Milling wheat and related consignments in Topeka Kansas. Names and details are unclear but reference ongoing trade activity and commission members.
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C. Goings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Crain
Topeka
Kasnas
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