Pope Medodles Tangles in Spain Cuba Politics Amid Vatican Move
A verbose report describes Pope Medodles weighing in on Spanish Cuban politics, aligning with the Queen Regent and signaling no encouragement for Cuban independence. It notes Vatican reaction to the Cuba war, church influence in European opinion, and the strong role of Catholic factions shaping policy while awaiting further Vatican action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Orinia
Cope
Etki
Vatican
Carl Mis
Pope
Meyer Mule
Prolific Python Exhibition in Fowion Dec 29
A local exhibit features a large snake named Ben and a second snake claimed to be from the Mein Bend region. The event draws curious crowds, with spectators noting the size and behavior of the reptiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis
Gretete
Lin Peerle
Manny Chlidees
Big Ben
Meine
Pieridis
Philadet
Sir Julian Is Out as British Ambassador Laid Up
The British ambassador Sir Julian is reported ill with recurring illness keeping him from duties in Washington. The note cites a doctors’ assessment and confirms he remains away from normal responsibilities while officials discuss recovery plans.
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Washington
Julian
Toe Ubedt
Rorensdart
Tong
Prince Aflac
Sbi
Lord Sultibiary
Whale Departienr
Senator Bakerie Secures Licenses in Pawhuske Breach Scene
Fragmentary OCR reports Senator Bakerie securing licenses in Pawhuske amid a disputed internal reshuffle. References to Hiatt Toland and government coverages, bid licenses, and varying stakes hint at a tense political maneuver with unclear outcomes and multiple bidders.
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Bakerie
Treiier
Pawhuske
Findlay Wa
Cyne Toland
Bakes
Mir
Hiatt
Mick
Kansas at Omaha Exhibits Move Forward Across State
Preparations for a state wide exhibit advance as Tucker the Karane agent arrives in Omaha to meet teachers and form a planning committee. Western counties promise strong displays while eastern sections prepare to contribute. Communities from Kinsley to Great Bend and Bedgwick county show leadership, with Topeka volunteers providing support for the welfare effort.
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Mnss
Tucker
Karane
Trine
Mississippi
Omahe
Neb
ArkAneas
iKansie
Kinsley
Fair Ned
Great Bend
Wiehite
Bedgwick County
J Oh Davidson
C. H Smyth
J. Nrucke
Butchinsen
Mary Best
Medivine Lodge
Vecily
Topeka
Rave
Not So Hand in Glove Washington Stories of Leland
Fragment from a Washington dispatch recounts interactions involving Mr Leland and President McKinley. It notes alleged patronage discussions with Bristow and later dealings with Sen. Ker. The narrative portrays tensions over influence and access at the White House and in the Cabinet.
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Washington
Leland
Prosiiens Mokhinie
Kanan Yuhterdas
Mtr
Beteyar
Federal
Hemmet
Provident
Bristow
Sripton
Lelan
Lelan Wouild
Leland Teffor
McKintoy
Kens
Bax- Hennter Tagalle
White House
My. Leland
Bien Wautinse
Wuue
Teste
McKintey
Gelard
Auetond
Katies
Nomination slate set for state teachers’ association
The nominating committee for the state teachers association met this afternoon to appoint officers for the coming year. W H Wagon of Topeka is first, Superintendent Stillwell second, with other posts filled by Dutinson Fourth Mitnowls Fifth Lacey Howard Sixth Tadlock and F B Dser Seventh John Macdonald. Additional candidates include JC John Font Beloit LoD Carr Rifle and E Bunley Lawrence.
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Heventh
F. B. Dser
Wichita
John Macdonald
Suhhel
Fonrth
Bear
Bank Trust
JC. Johnfont
Marlboroughs at Blenheim charity concert in London
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough are slated to appear at Blenheim for a real era season event in aid of Woodstock parish church restoration. Attending will be notable sustaining figures and guests including Tandy Randolph Churchill and others in a festive program with a musical feature by Branbolm. A tenants and yeomanry craft market plus holiday treats are planned.
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Marlboroughs
London
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Blenhur
Noties
Impignus Vivante
Woodstock
Heth
Michels
Amobe
Tandy Randelph Churchil
Nera Speticet
Churekitt
Cady Carzyn
New Coliseum Planned Near Chicago Business Center
The executive committee of the Coliseum company and Johnny Shayne announce plans for a new, fire proof Coliseum larger than the destroyed one. a site near Adams street north of twenty second and east of Fifth avenue is favored, with completion aimed within six months.
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Chicago
Der
Comrmittee
Col$cum Company
Johnny Shayne
Chicago Compiete Andesseclation
Exhibition Place
Sany
Shisner
Colmearm
Delas
Shayhe
Celiseum Company
Prierty
Dnc
Adams Atreet
Twenty-Second
Fifth Avenue
Coligean
Carl Hinder
Lenining Building
John T Dickinson
Treni
Pipe Organ Burns at Great Northern Hotel Chicago
Fire last night damaged the pipe organ in the Great Northern hotel office, causing heavy smoke that alarmed guests. Estimated loss around 2000 dollars, with the blaze confined to the pipe area. staff played the arson before it was destroyed, "There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight."
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Chicago
Great Northern
Parabine
Old Town
Lenz's Murderers Convicted in Absence Despite Escape
Washington reports a Turkish government cable indicates willingness to please the United States by punishing the murderers of American hero MIST. The ministers claim the convicts have been sentenced to 15 years, though the men remain at large after fleeing months ago into Russian territory.
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Washington
United Brawen
Caunatantinople
Angel
Hom
Race With The Gallows. Durrant Denied Reversal Request
San Francisco December 23 The state supreme court denied in chambers the appeal by W T Dahle and others for reversal of a writ of probable cause. Judge Baker set a date within 60 days for the custody decision after Durrant was permitted to remain in the San Quentin warden's custody. The court's ruling was unanimous.
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Durrant
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Chambers
W. T. Davehal
Binatone Lamont
San Quentin Prison
Killer Catapult Wild Beast near Belleville
Two Belleville brothers reported shooting a large wild cat near Belleville Illinois. The animal weighed about pounds and was fatally shot as it charged the men. Local authorities were notified and the incident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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Sinia
Bellevilis
Belleville
Meyer
Stacey Explains Red Ink Endorsement on Insurance Bill
Col Stacey former state senate secretary explains red ink amendments on the 1584 insurance bill. He recalls how red ink marks were used to track changes and asserts the enrolled bill sent to the governor was complete and valid. He notes four pending bills lack amended titles to preserve historical record.
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Newton
Kan
Boyle
A. G. Stacey
Stacey
State Senate
Senate
Bomeoke
All Roads in One. Metropolis Annex Proposal Feared
New York December 2 The Evening World reports a plan to consolidate communications across Manhattan and Thirtieth Avenue into a single metropolitan system. The scheme, likened to a new company with Venes and a stated backing by the Philadelphia Traction Company, is tied to figures such as Higgin, Widener, Yerkes, and Dolan, and unsettles the city’s transit interests.
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New York
Wall Street
Manhattan
Huckleberry
Arm of Venes
Gaberin
Philadelphia Traction Company
Hikins
Widener
Yerkes
Dolan
Fall River Operatives Vow Wage Action If Need Arises
Falls River unions adopt a resolution accepting a wage reduction for now. Secretary Donnell says workers will push for restoration once conditions permit, even if it requires a strike. The committee notes strong backing for the concession and hints spinners and employers may oppose the plan.
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Mankin
Amoray
Tate
Powell
Chinook Weather Disrupts Traffic and Trestle Damage
Seattle reports a heavy rain storm for forty eight hours disrupting rail traffic. Chinook winds are melting mountain snow causing floods and damage. Skagit river rose ten feet. Eleven sections of the Seattle Arlington International trestle over the Skagit area washed away.
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Seattle
Rasin Road
Uirestens
Skagit
Se- Atteart International
Suluquamish
Arlington
Arkansas Populists Oppose Fusion and Early Nomination
Little Rock December 25. The Populist state central committee met and adopted resolutions urging the national committee to attend the St Louis convention. The resolutions oppose fusion and oppose an early nomination for 1900, favoring a middle of the road stance this year.
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Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Wages Restored In Beaver Falls And Trenton Pottery
Beaver Falls proprietors of Mayor Bros pottery have restored the 12 percent wage cut for 250 operators. In Trenton the Manufacturing Potters representatives met and agreed to restore the percent wage reduction, ending the cut in wages.
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Beaver Falls
Mayor Bros
Trenton
N. J
Gas Companies Combine Uniting Equitable and East River Firms
The Equitable and East River Gas companies in New York join in consolidation after weeks of pending talks. The terms, reportedly engineered by J Pierpont Morgan, reflect the financier’s influence on the deal.
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Pierpont Morgan
Equitable
East River
New York
West River Gas
J. Pierpont Merzan
Areditel
Headquarters to Move Amid Union Reorg
Readquarters of that road shift from Boston to New York as Union Pact reorganizes. Move likely in six weeks or a month. No precise details available yet.
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Moston
Boston
New York
May Freezes Strike Threat Hits Kansas Coal Towns
Trouble brews as miners threaten to strike if wages are not raised by January 1. Northern coal fells Lafay uette Lautevals Marshall Erie and surrounding counties face potential mine closures. Operators claim current scale 4 to 50 cents per ton plus pick work 70 to 90 cents. demand could raise to 65 to 60 cents after machines and up to $1 for pick work, squeezing margins and risking a coal famine this winter.
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Denver
Lafayuette
Lautevals
Marshall
Erie
Snailler
Wase
Kathryn Kidder Ends Tour After Illness Forces Halt
Kathryn Kidder announce the Sars Gene company tour is closed due to her nervous condition and inability to continue. The company will provide railway tickets home under contract terms as Kidder cites health and strength as the reason for cancelling further performances after a hesitant reception to her play Loves at War.
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Tarly
Pee
Colonel Kidder
Chitagh
Tarher
Kathryn Kinder
St. Louis
Feilegillé
Bellsville
Manazer Devel
Miss Kidder
Kathryn Kidder
Wook
Pale
Hier Mud
Manat Newton
Pnd
Sars- Gene Company
Hemith
Tam
Sita
Sant-Gene
Newton
Mise Kidder
Churacare
Joe Ady in Good Health and Political Power Rise
P Wilson reports Joe Ady in good health and financially stable after moving to Colorado Springs. Ady, once a Kansas state official and Republican leader, remains a trusted political adviser influencing party unity amid silver allegations and county politics. unlikely to return to Kansas.
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P. Wilson
Atilene
Kun. Pee
Wilson
Kans
Colorde Springs Press
Kneis
Ady
Colorado Springs
Colonie
Adult
Colorade
Milkiae Muliny
Katises
Eshiv Realth
Booth Makes Strides in Rose to Es Cavery Progress
New York report shows Sira Ballington Booth improving after a period of illness as teachers salaries and job ranges are discussed. Officials caution that the plan extends two months after January and excludes those with swollen leads who do not personally visit offices this week.
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New York
Sira Ballington Booth
East
Harford Urges Trades Unions Enter Politics
Edward Harford, with Havelock Wilson, sailed to Southampton aboard the St Paul. He blasts American trades unions for staying out of politics, arguing unions must enter political life to achieve reforms and prevent manipulation by corporations and moneyed interests. He contends workers are the majority and politics should reflect their demands.
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Harford
New York
Edward Harford
Havelock Wilson
M. P
Nashville
American Federation of Labor
Southampton
St. Paul
Aldermen
Jomislatures
Congress
England
United States
Oats Cornered as Leiter Deal Looms in Wheat Trade
Chicago Friday bids hint at a tense close to the Leiter wheat deal with shorts possibly squeezed. Oats see renewed interest after earlier deliveries failed, as elevators report short supplies and unsettled contracts. Prices rise modestly with expectations of calls on December oats and settlements at Friday’s close.
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Chicago
Leiter
Cata
Cts
Wall Street Fraud Suspect Henry Goldsmith Indicted
Dec. 2 New York A warrant is out for Henry Oliver Goldsmith a leading Wall Street figure charged with grand larceny for diverting a $3,000 check from Oscar A Weissner of Brooklyn. Authorities say Goldsmith has run similar schemes totaling about a half million dollars, linked to Hayt Co and others. Detectives trace clues across New Jersey Pennsylvania Boston and beyond as the suspect remains at large.
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York
Henry Oliver Cald~smith
Wall Street
Oscar A. Weissner
Brooklyn
Guldsmith
ELS. Dean ‘Company
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Boston
Sthen
Goldenrith
Goldeniith
Hayt & Co
George Hazelweide
Willan
A. Mitchel
Tring
The
Stock Exchange
Rand
Golfsmith
Adlice
Dean & Co
Hanna's Doom and Political Battle Echo in Ohio
Columbus reports the opening gun in a storied Ohio political clash. Hanna faces Kurtz with agents, detectives, and rival plans shaping a fierce contest. Paris mourns director Carvainé of the Comique after the great fire and a long tenure marked by catastrophe.
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Columbus
Dowbtlese
Reecho
Ohio
Senatorshin Iv
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
Charles Leonard Kure
Ohl
Washington
Kurtz
Hanna
Beypt
Paris
M. Carvaine
Aa Cemique
Lves
Postal Savings Bank Idea Sparks Public Debate
A damaged fragment shows civic discussion over introducing a Postal Savings Bank concept. Officials and residents weigh potential benefits and risks, with no final plan evident in readable text. Further reporting needed for specifics and dates.
Time Not Come to Discuss Postal Savings Banks Opinions Split
New York bankers debated postal savings banks on December 29 with few willing to publically commit. Presidents of major banks like Bank of New York and Chase National voiced opposition or cautious support, noting existing bank access and potential government expense, while others suggested regional need but warned of government risk and misallocation of funds.
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New York
E. 8
Mason
Bank of New York
Bask
D. Tappen
Gate
Ise National Bank
Pei Tal
Inten
Olver
Carter
Republic
Dumont Clark
National Tanik
Mrr
C.J. Edwards Shranons
Fourth National
Henry W. Cannon
Chase National Bank
Postal Savings Banks
England
France
le West
United States
Wabash Wreck Near Palos Springs Injures Senator Humphrey
In a rear end collision near Palos Springs, the Cannon Hall express struck a suburban train. Five passengers were injured including State Senator Joan Humphrey, with hip injury and other bruises. Other injuries listed include Felden, Mahattey, and two unnamed women. Authorities note the accident delayed trains as crews cleared the wreck.
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Chicago
Wabash
Palos Springs
Joh Humphrey
Chileno
Plog
Ucme
Joan Humphrey
Felden
Mahattey
Humphrey
Decatur
Pola
Ols Lertley
Obi
Rey
Stevenson Named Counsel for North American Treat Company
Joseph reports Stevenson, former U S Vice President, accepts senior counsel role with North American Treat Company of Elbe City. He will join the board of directors and serve as juries member, with vestibules on St Jor Sars. The Union Bowl Line Company announced that vesting liabilities would be placed on their cars.
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Stevenson
Wow Counsel
Trust On
New York
Age Stevenson
United States
Juminu of Weetern
North American ‘Treat Company
Ehbe City
Termard of Directors
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