Parkhurst Vexed Over Byrnes Testimony and Influence
In New York City on December 31 Superintendent Byrnes faces pressure after questioning on Lexow committee matters. Reports describe opposition by Parkhurst supporters and note reactions from City officials and police board members. Weather reports hint at warmer conditions to come with continued fair skies.
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Regen
Horwanising
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Taylor
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Woventy
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Haring
Parkhurst
Frank Moe
Mose
Gail Joss
Strone
Wales
Mow
Goll
Jim
Deverys
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Sapt Byrnis
Delanowy
Nichull
Pelican
Gurdhiers Errest
Byrnes
Gendeal
Tine
Commiwitinar Kerwin Alec
Lexow
Creston Dogid
Diphtheria Crisis Strikes Cartite and Surrounding Areas
Reported diphtheria outbreak in Cartite Estante and nearby farms alarms residents as cattle show signs of disease. Hospital and local authorities monitor rapidly spreading illness with several fatalities. meanwhile a transport collision delays service and injures a passenger, with no bones broken. Witnesses describe a long interview between officials and Prince Uohen lohe at the chancellor’s office regarding political retirements and favorable shifts for Count Zu Buleuleng.
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Benin
Renperor Willian
Uohenlohe
Hubeniobe
Count Zu Buleuleng
Satolli Decree Clarifies Secret Societies Controversy
A misread public statement prompted a Vatican mediated briefing. Archbishops of the United States sought guidance on the matter with Theid Fellows Sons of Temperance and the Ruf Pythias. A decree confirmed by the Pope was issued to archbishops and bishops nationwide.
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Sutelli
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Sons of Temperance
Pythias
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Postaliogee
Cardina
Cardinale
Brooklyn Tabernacle to Disband Plans for Reorganization
Brooklyn clerics voted to discontinue the Brooklyn tabernacle and form plans for a new church after the departure of Rev T De Witt Thane for New York. A further decision on reorganizing the church will be made at a future meeting.
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Rey T. de Witt
New York
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Hog Trains Mexico Freight Service Between Kansas City and City of Mexico
Freight service between Kansas City and the City of Mexico is to be established with through stock trains from Kansas City to the City of Mexico. The line improvements and commission reports indicate the regular through train service will begin, enhancing connections through San Poms and Mesiey.
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Mestre Te Ie Purihe
San Bes Poms
Mex
Dee
Ransas City
St. Louis
This City
City of
Mesiey
Kansas City
City of Mexico
Daieu Pienees Comsignees
Gold Reserve Blamed For Treasury Swing In New Orleans Dinner
The treasury shows cash down to 150 0 0 642.42 as gold withdrawals total 1 000 000 for export to New Orleans to mark January 8 events. The Business Men's Democratic association plans a Plaza Hotel dinner commemorating the Battle of New Orleans with invitations extended to officials and guests.
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Orleans
New York
New Orleans
Plaza Hotel
Jawad
Svensson
Genemih Secretar
Labor unions debated liquor ties and treasuries in New York
Central Labor union meeting discussed a Pettine resolution to bar nonunion gatherings with intoxicants and force treasuries to stay full. Delegates argued for or against the measure while other notes cover a Grand Island railroad default to a Central Trust Company receiver bid, linking to Union Pacific holdings.
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Central Libor
Petrine
Iron Workers’ Union
Central Labor Union 1
David Holmes
Wogland
Mir. Perrine
Central Labor Union
John & Heary
James’ C. Rivewrds
Carry
Partles
Carter seeks mortgage certificate instead of deed in district court case
Joan Carters Rothl case before the district court involves Matteson Hense Loft and the transfer of the Sut tegon hotel property at Pourth and Quincy Streets sold a week earlier at sheriff sales. Carter does not contest the sale but asks for a mortgage certificate to extend his time, potentially granting eighteen months more.
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John Caries
Bisinformers, Vance & Campbell
Suttegon
Pourth
Quincy Stroots
Carter
Gen M. Noble
Carter Carrie
Sumner Co's Register Faces Fees Law Challenge
A suit filed in the supreme court accuses Sumner County Register of Deeds William J. Newboht of violating the law requiring annual fee accounts to the county. The district court ruled the law unconstitutional, sending the matter to the high court for decision. The report also notes Jetmore Bank roundup and other short items including a singer Emma Gillingsham Bostwick’s death and a forgery arrest involving William Frazier.
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Supreme Court
Register of Deeds of
Summer County
William J. Newboht
Register of Deeds
District Juice
Actress Lizzie Evans Relates Kentucky Grand Part
Lizzie Evans, famed actress, entertained by Everett J. Dallas at his Rossington home in Old Kentucky. She discusses nerves about horse riding in a race and her swing rope scene, noting recent transfer from an eastern company. Evans details rehearsal, lessons, and contrast with Gladys Wallis and the Pickaninny band in the production.
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Kentucky
Lizzie Evans
Madee Briarly
Everett J. Dallas
Rossington, Smith & Daloe
Iss Evans
Thiere
Mally
Ligura Bart
Brooklyn
Ill God
Edouble
Misa
Kansas City
Tia
Miss Beans
Gladys Wallis
Corssista
Industrial Outlook and Rail Receiverships Report
A review notes renewed activity in Pennsylvania and Reno area industries with rising iron elmer tin mills. big window glass plants in Jeannette and New Kensington operating day and night. Revival in railroad equipment building expected, Coke ovens in Cornellsville region active, hopeful year ahead. Concurrently Kansas Central railroad receivership sought in federal court with plans for speedy sale and foreclosure actions against St Joseph Grand Island and Kansas Central lines. New York creditors move to foreclose bonds. Fireside councils cited as a quieter agent for social reform and state progress.
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Elmer
Tin
Eles
Jeanette
New Keneineton
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St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad
Idasas Central
New York Serority Company of
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Central Trust Company of
Sanborn
Kansas Central
Grand Island
Marysvilla
Lesvinworth
Jackson
Pottawstomie
Comcordin
New Year's Revel at Chicago Board of Trade Ends in Flour War
The Chicago Board of Trade held its annual New Year's revel with crowd enthusiasm. Traders tore into a flour fight after the bell, piling flour sacks, looting sample tables of barley and corn, and leaving traders looking like a tramp. George A. Sells of Larned named chief clerk pro tem. J. H. Hamilton declined. W. C. Uitte named succeeding clerk for the secretary of state’s office.
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J. H. Hamilton
Cherokes County
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Bus
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Ali, Seile Fe & Young Lawyes
Larcell
Edwards
W. CG Uitte
Larcel
Secretary of State
Sherry Prices Forecast Rise in 1894 Vintage
United States Consul Adame reports to the State Department that drought and phylloxera along with grape growers’ cash shortages will cut the 1894 vintage by about one third from last year. Despite lower quantity, wine quality is said to be superior and sales are at 60 per barrel, well above recent averages.
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Adame
Cade
State Department
To Sell Silver Jointly Report on Practicability
New York dispatch says no truth to a January joint melting meeting of silver producers and smelters. A three member committee will convene before February to study feasibility and advisability of selling silver jointly and report recommendations.
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Messrs
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim Emelting Company
Guy C. Barton
Omega & Grant Emelting Company
A.rt Meyer
Kansas City Consolidated Smelting Company
Delavan Fire Disaster Claims Dozens Missing and Injured
Ruins of the Delavan hotel area after a devastating blaze leave hundreds alarmed as rescue workers count casualties and missing persons. Fire officials list injured residents and workers, while authorities search for others believed to be trapped amidst debris and collapsed walls.
Senator Allison's Views on Financing and Bend Issues
Equidyy ne Dene Sera AE They Hak Period. Senator Alvaay of Liwa arrived en route to Washington. He said Democrats have been unfriendly yet hopeful they would change finance policy. Asked about further bond issues he noted more debt may be required to meet government needs.
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Liwa
Washington
Local Breck Island layoffs and city notices reported
Thirty five men were laid off at Breck Island's Lurten slope yesterday as Mrs Anse Payné sick at SIT Budd avenue received aid from Sanitary Officer A Burton. Miss Mary Holmes seeks assistant clerk position at the Hutchinson News office. Wesleyan Methodist church to host a meeting with C W Couper and others. 713 Quincy street to receive notices tomorrow. A two month old daughter of J Maxwell of Southwestern Coal died at 411 Lawrence. funeral at Topeka cemetery today. Estate matters include appraisal of Mrs Mateon's Topeka property. A funeral for a man named John Greer and John Dahlgren spotted in court with fines. O G Eckstein, new Republican legislator from Sedgwick, introduced by ex Senator Bentley. Spaulding fined for assaulting Doc Ward. Bishop Vincent to speak at Ninde Chattate. revival service and discussion follow.
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