Deadlock in Indiana Mine Workers meeting over wage terms
Chaotic talks between the United Mine Workers and a joint sub committee failed to reach a new wage agreement. Miners, including national leaders, pressed for a nine cent advance and a two thirds rate increase. a Friday deadline was noted with uncertainty about a strike.
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Aif
Gaal
Tne
Neal
Uni- Nea
Fc Aalde
Oonts Mayer
Stalin
Armour's Army of Workmen to Observe Memorial Day
In Chicago the Armour company and its branches will close today to honor P. D. Armour. Factories and offices across Chicago Omaha Kansas City and other plants will shut from noon until the hour of the funeral. The body will be borne to the residence on Ketan Avenue and the services at Central church will follow with prominent church leaders present.
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P. D. Armour
Chicago
L—Armour & Co
Patty de Armour
Willem
Omaha
Kansas
Lilioen
Chena
MAE Dencrron
Andes
Follwing
Warson
Iaptras Toustrota
Philip D.armour
Pann
Thokin
Persis
Aes
Ray
Uhtenee
le Puiete
Simnesota
Ketan
Howe
Anaelclick
Gunsaul
Central Church
Webster
Frank Cary
Ovorge
FL Peck
Jesu Spalding
Coffee cures headaches and indigestion claim Postum
A reader reports coffee caused headaches and stomach distress and credits Postum Food Coffee with full relief. The letter mentions a Mrs Burlingame and a long history of stomach trouble and indigestion, describing a drastic improvement after abandoning coffee and using Postum. The note is signed by M Gould of West Parmington.
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Mra Burlingame
Ken
Fortata Fook
Cotten Fook
Cotten
Was He Trapped See Cayou Claims to Be Victim of 4
Cayou, a 25 year old carpenter from Smith Center, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Tilge and McManus after allegedly conspiring with four friends to counterfeit silver plating pieces. George Guernsey, arrested earlier in Kansas, implicated Cayou as the maker of the coin molds and sending the fakes to circulate. Cayou awaits a hearing before U S Commissioner Clark next year.
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See Cayou
James Cayou
Tro
Shaw
United States
Tilge
Thomas R. Ate‘Munus
Government
Secret Service Bureau
Cayou
Smith Center
Smith Cenos
Aly
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Geo. 1
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Angole
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Fee
Plesser of
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Fate
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Plaster of Paris
Jim
Tim
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Kansas
Wiolette
Cayon
Materal ‘Trime
Bmith
Casadad Krew
McManus
Casualty List From Washington Dispatch
Washington reports casualty details with a Feb 1 cable listing infantry units and names. The report notes various injuries and fatalities across multiple companies, including shoulder and chest wounds, neck injuries, and other losses, with a reference to Adelbert S. and the United States consul at a nearby location.
Governors Contest Cast After Votes in State
A historic report details post vote manipulation fears, canvassing board powers, and possible overturns of precinct results. It notes ten day deadlines, inspector monitoring, and ballot destruction to thwart scrutiny, with Goebel influence shaping legislative seating.
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Srn
Board of Canvissore
Goebel
Taylor Equinty
Ted Conte
We Election
Taylor's Address Transcripts Governor Taylor Speech
Governor Taylor announces actions to calm Kentucky after a violent incident in Frankfort and asserts legislative misconduct. He adjourns the legislature and orders a special session in London, Kentucky, February 6 to preserve peace and assure public safety across the state.
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Frankfort
Taylor
Kentucky
Alt
Williams
Democratic Plan To Declare Goebel Election Not Carried Out
In Frankfort Kentucky last night the Democrats outlined a plan to declare Goebel elected and seat Goebel and Hockham in the legislature. The scheme required signatures to a Goebel statement and involved rallies at the Opera House, with Speaker Trimble to call the roll and adopt a majority contest. Extreme guards surrounded the state house as officers restricted access and searched attendees.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Ky. Pe. L
Spealer
State House
Man Confesses to Goebel Shooting in Louisville Jail
James Sutton, sheriff of Whitley County, arrived in Louisville and confessed at the Victoria hotel that he shot Goebel. He fled to a window and jumped to his arrest, claiming innocence and mental imbalance. Harland Whittaker denies involvement and asserts innocence as well amid the Goebel case uncertainties.
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Tloutsri
James Sutton
Whitley County
Frankfort
Victoria Hotel
Sutton
Gobel
Goebel
Harland Whittaker
Senator Goebel
Taylor
Justive Duceth
State House
Grebul
No outsiders allowed to view suspect Whittaker in jail
In Frankfort the jail orders confinement of Whittaker in an upstairs room. Half the population would be jailed before day’s end. Many people visited the jail to see him, but he is not to be acted on during confinement. Constables and newspaper men may view, outsiders shut out.
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Whittaker
Jakier
Kin
Fie
New York
Deng
Tor
Wall Street
Marert Cumminnsin
Wuminess
Walececat
Manhattan
Keene
Flower
Nilesiog
Norhatke
Avchison
A. Erred
Frigh McCormick
Musical Festival Considered for Dedication of Abe How Auditorium
City musicians met at the Commercial club to discuss a fall musical festival to dedicate Abe How Auditorium. Plans call for a grand opening concert with top national talent and a Topeka chorus. A prize singing contest and sub committees were proposed with proceeds earmarked to seat the auditorium.
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Adderson
Commercial Club
Cty
Abe
von Dahlen
Pravie Weightman
Tweleth
Kansas General Committee
Seltlers
New Baseball Association Forms In Philadelphia
The National Secure Philadelphia Which Means Success reports that money has been secured to support four clubs to represent the city in a new Janeen Association of baseball clubs. Promoters met with Philadelphia figures, confirming the party’s backing, as committees work to secure banking for the venture. If the deal holds, the American association will form today with Boston Providence Philadelphia and Baltimore in the east and Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and St. Louis in the west. New York's negotiations end and Providence leads the franchise. Louisville’s bid remains uncertain, with fringe hopes for a franchise.
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Janeen Association of Baseball Clubs
Adrian C. Arron
McGraw
Arner and McGraw
American Association
Boston
Providence
Vhiladelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicagoy
St. Louis
New York
Providerice Althpeh Louterille
Thrown From The Track On Plant Railroad In Tampa
A Plant System fast train wrecked twenty miles north of Tampa injuring several, with Engineer Kennedy killed instantly. The son of S P Herndon of this city died at Sanford hospital, and Mr Herndon Sr badly injured. Mail and express cars and no day coaches derailed. collision with a freight car likely caused by an opened switch, possibly an intentional wreck.
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Tampa
Fla
Kennedy
S. P. Herndon
Malezent
Sanford Hospital
Herndon
Cuban Chickenpox Falling Says City Physician Peers
City physician peers reports epidemic of Cuban chickenpox waning with a slight decrease in cases. He notes eight cases at the fair grounds pest house, now five, and praises hospital care and food while stating no further reports from the air there.
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Peers
Fair Grounds
Ste
Col B C Pine Weighs Run for Office in State Convention
Col B C Pine and friends were asked if he would seek office before the state convention. He replied he did not know if he would run this year or any year, and could not say definitely if he would run for Congress at large or any other post. He smiled and walked away.
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Col
B.C Pine
Eltyathy
Col Uitte
Convicted in Jointlat Case on East Sminth Street
Fred Austin aged man convicted in Pallet Court of running a joint on East Sminth Street after appealing his plea. Trial in Gistelot Court this morning produced a verdict of guilty after a brief deliberation. Other names appear in the misread lines with no clear context or outcome. Kansas Ave.
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Fred Austin
Pallet
Sminth
Gistelot
Kansas Ave
Sine Buildings Burned In Fayette Fire
A Fayette city fire today destroyed nine buildings with an estimated loss of 90 dollars. Seven were business houses. The fire also damaged the city engine house and the Fayette Ice Company plant.
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Fayette Ice Company
Gee
Katie
Banas Avenue
Disease delays Cunningham case amid family feud
The Cunningham and Gruhn families faced repeated postponements as a disease described as Cuban chickenpox kept both sides from court. Homer Cunningham allegedly shot Justin Gruhn during a November dispute. Gruhn claimed a grazing bullet wound. Judge McCabe kept the case under advisement to untangle testimony and reach a decision.
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Cunningham
Gruhn
Homer Cunningham
Justin Gruhn
Another Victim in Topeka Smallpox Epidemic
William Ray of North Topeka died at 220 West Railroad Street after a week with smallpox. Described as a very large man, he rallied briefly from the severest phase but died in a weak state due to heart trouble and illness. City Physician Peers had two nurses watch him.
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William Ray
North Topeke
William Tay
West Railroad Street
North Topeka
Ray
Weather Outlook and Warm Front Pressures Southeast
The forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions across the east portion. Winds shift from northwest to south from Louisiana, bringing warmer air as temperatures moderate after recent lows. Western Southwest dropped to 12 below overnight, rising to 25 by 10 am with a 1 to 6:30 am morning low readings near 1 to 2 degrees.
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Louisiana
Gulf
Kansas
Telegraphic Briefs From War Front and World Affairs
A condensed roundup of telegraph items reports on Emperor Wang’s status in China Nanking and Wu Chang opinions, the British ship Reliance’s plight near Farallon, moves toward an arbitration court in Washington, clerical removals at the Treasury, Samoa unrest at Apia reports, and Chicago frost casualties with a Philippines bill advancing in Congress.
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Shanghai Corroonene
the Times
Wang Sucqutindon
Fearn
Nanking
Wu Chang
Bidule
London
Apia
Samoa
Matassiras
Miliptoa
Market reports from Chicago wheat and livestock trading
Chicago wheat opened lower amid broad market weakness with May futures under pressure and fluctuating prices as traders weighed war impacts and weather. Provisions market firm on hog demand, while cattle and hog futures showed varied gains and cash bids remained mixed across regions.
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Chicago
Ain Keapella
Duta
Ryan
Fallton
Mt Bay
van Tater
Market report from Topeka wheat butter and stocks
Topeka market notes show prices for butter fresh wheat and turkey meat with green salt cured and tal low markets. The piece covers corn and cotton futures, government bonds, silver and exchange rates, plus reflections on stock market sentiment and notable traders.
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Topeka
Uncertain OCR Fragments Signal Trade Delays and Notes
Fragmentary text mentions East Rania and a shipper of grate New York, with references to orders and prices. It notes Evansville and Terre Haute, and a substantial advance expected by C. F. The garbled lines suggest stock and trade discussions with present prices and surety, but overall content is incomplete and unclear.
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J. C. Yeas
East Rania
New York
Atchison
Evansville
Terre Harte
C. F
Ng Nighew
Ginworth Senera
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