Star Grocery advertises wholesale and retail offerings
The Star Grocery run by J. S. Sprout at 112 East Sixth Street lists wholesale and retail groceries, fresh meat, queensware and tinware. The ad enumerates numerous canned goods, foods, and household items with low prices, highlighting star products and selective brands.
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the Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout, Prop
East Sixth Street
Rita
Jeremie Piput
Amonio Benailene
Warren
Spectator Tricks and a Street Show Spinoff
A New York crowd gathers as a performer stages a trick from a wagon on a park street. A boy wearing a handkerchief becomes part of the illusion while onlookers inspect a bogus wares display including a faux chain and a replica pearl hare. The act ends with sales pitches and questions about political affiliations amid the bustle.
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New York
Aide Street
Paripew Po
Bio
Ted
Gara
Wight
Walter
Thirsty detective and two men fined in Topeka court
A police court case in Topeka heard testimony about a drink stand raid near North Topeka. Jointists Van Morn Sell Fields and two others faced fines of 100 dollars and jail, amid conflicting statements and police actions.
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Henderson
Norty Topeka
M. van Morn
Sell Fields
Julie Ithkaw
AL Wihitams
Serena
Kent
Anand Ck
Letty
Fienia
Pailetad Bendersan
Sime Atory
Alten
Penderran
van Born
Mr Riddles Address and Populist Party Drive
Chairman Tarnet Migaie of the Pont list State Cental committee reports Gut the fellows statement praising early work by the Populists. The plan aims a vigorous party from now to November with clean candidates, ample funds, and a united front to win the next election across Kansas.
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Tarnet Migaie
Pont List State Cental Committee
Gut
Warnepa
Turmieh
Noman
Anit
Emmil
Terttary Curran
Tate
Kansas
London dispatch flags German and Portuguese colonial aims
A London dispatch to the Tribune outlines diplomatic talk on German enforcement of colonial possessions, potential East Africa expansion, and pressure over Portuguese territories, with reference to Delagoa Bay, the Zambezi region, and possible occupation scenarios as war looms. It notes British neutrality in Portuguese issues and mentions Methuen’s actions and a Makier River market for military supplies.
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Tribune
London
Germany
Rome
Lord Salisbury
Gos
Maceo
Damar
Portugal
Meisa
Sudor
Chamberlain
Windkor
Bastee
Herat
Morocco
Deligua Bay
Grease Tritain
Germa
East Africa
Zambest
Lorenzo MoArgues
Jnor
Delu
Raiah
Dylasca Bay
Boullkoury
Tassia
Delano Hay
Crarch
Ameriwat
Hague Congress
Prise Courte
Darhan
Readline
Haden-Pivel
Attor
Frepett
Methuen
Willelins
Gen. Methuen
Makier River
Mili Cp
Attacks at Teachers Meeting Bring Charges and Questions
Reported chaos at a teachers meeting at Repre sentative hall in Thoreday. Comdrich of Bussett attacked Kansas author Wifl Afien Write, urging harsher laws and school discipline for incorrigibles. The crowd heard calls to use force and to expel authors like Mr. White, with references to Gar ville court.
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A. B. Comdrich
Bussett
Wifl
Kansas
T Representative Hall
Thoreday
Dave Diecussiig
Cowdrick Watt
White
Court of
Plague Quarantine Updates From Honolulu to San Francisco
Reports to the Associated Press indicate alarm over bubonic plague in Honolulu. A quarantine was established for island vessels and a district nearly on lockdown. the next phase was a named end of the quarantine district. Japanese seamen were cited as sources of infection, with signs of spread reaching Kobe and Tokyo via Northwest wind signals.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
Tibet
Wienhie
Calind Wil
Kobe
Jagan
Norwest
Endorsement of the tuck method by national shorthand group
The National Shorthand Teachers' Association of Chicago adopted resolutions endorsing the tuck method of typewriting over the sight method. The meeting included papers from Western Penman’s Association and the Public School Writing and Drawing School Teachers Association. A similar program was held by the Business Teachers Grevokatlit and others.
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Nations
Whick
Business Teachre Grevokatlit
Professor King Delivers All the World Is a Stage Lecture
The thirty seventh meeting of the State Teachers association closed with Prof Byron W. King presenting All the World’s a Stage at the high school hall. He charmed as a “monologue artist” and “entertainer,” moving from sorrow to joy with Shakespearean and literary allusions. He recalled home building, a tower, a mortgage, and pondered immortality through poetry, praising Edwin Arnold and the power of literary memory.
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State Teachers’ Association
Byron W. King
King
Ezra Kendall
Payne
Home Sweet Home
Aden
Edwin Arnold
England
Chicago
Ismwin Arnold
Tim
Russia Holds Off On Commercial Pledges Amid European Diplomacy
European governments submit to the State Department that they will grant the requested guarantees, while the United States contemplates a pledge to protect American merchants and manufacturers. The note details shifting influence in Asia and Europe and contrasts British French Russian interests with the United States push for noninterference in future commercial growth.
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Chicago
Washington
Rusela
Department of State
United States
Ntl
Innora- Wott
Citra
England
France
Russia
Italy
Bergsulem
Ain
Breneh
Frases
Europe
Hay
Bob Russta Tate
Hostile to Britain rising in French Canada
The piece reports rising anti British sentiment in Quebec amid South Africa War tensions. It cites D Monet and MP Doureene endorsements for greater Canadian independence, mentions M. Chauvin and M. Mantet opposing imperial federation, and notes French-Canadian opposition to imperial aims and Britain’s war coalition.
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New York
Wer
Otten
Canada
South Africa
Quebec
Great Britain
Camida
Doureeen
Britain
Pariament
Chauvin
Jerome
Que
Eneiana
Ube
GA. Mantet
Ford Minto
General Huttop
Tess
Quebec City
Vivientberlain
French Canadians and imperial loyalty sparks in Canada
The piece denounces the demand that French Canadians act as loyal subjects to England and endure imperial rule to gain friendship. It notes cries in Quebec against imperialism and calls for Canadian independence, while Ontario voices closer union. Premier Laurier faces a split, torn between two opposing pressures on his government.
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England
Canada
Saghind
Quebec
Canara
Ontario
Laulor
Australian Wheat Harvest Prospects Falter for Export
From Australia reports indicate favorable wheat harvest prospects for export, with New South Wales and Tasmania contributing sizeable export volumes. New Zealand hopes for federation but opposes a united federation with Australia, while steam service subsidies to San Francisco are debated. A court case involving the Pullman Company seeks injunction to block a proposed purchase, and a massive famine relief effort in Calcutta continues. Florence Blythe-Hinckley wed to AA Moore Jr., deputy attorney general, in San Francisco.
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Vancouver
St C
Tran
New Zealand
Frasiclees
Phe
New South Wales
Fernciice
Orient
San Francisco
Florence Blythe-Hinckiey
Llorene Blythe-Tis
Gollars
Thomas Iyi
AA Moore, Jr
Pingree Amendment Defeated by Senate Vote
Lansing Mioh Dec 29 The senate by a vote of 16 to 13 killed the Pingree constitutional amendment permitting amending of the state tax laws which had passed the house The senate adjourned at noon amid surprise at the large opposition.
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Pingree
Beaton
Lansing
Mioh
Senate
American Bank at Hilo Opens January in Hawaii
Advices from Honolulu report the Free American Bank of Hawaii planning to open in January in Hilo. The new banking institution will commence business with local support and begin operations soon.
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Hilo
San Francis
Hipsolute
Free American Bath
Hawaii
Oipew & Biased
Aself
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