Roberts Bonds After Plea in Not Guilty Preliminary
Chicago dispatch reports a Salt Lake arrest tied to unla wful relations with Dr Maggie Skippy. The subject Paul Khoener pleaded not guilty, bond set at 900, and case moved. In a separate matter San Francisco court of appeals weighs coal duty for anthracite under the Dingley act, ruling on fixed carbon content and duties for imports.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Salt Lake
Utah
Washington
Maggie Skippy
Mary Hearit
Khoener
San Franciscan
Cat
United States Court of Appeals
Challen P.coles
Col- Footer
Hiepert
Central Shorthorn Breed Association Meet in Kansas City
The third annual Central Shorthorn Breeders Association session opens in Kansas City with a two day program featuring papers on cattle improvement, history of Shorthorn cattle, and notes on fever prevention. Speakers include W B Bob, J Terrell, and C F Ard, with extensive discussion planned among attendees.
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Central Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Central Shorthorn Breeder Association
America
Adilrece
Fanos
Cys
Orader
Amante Spen
Fuoithirn Doctors
Aaxe Association
Pedeigtbula
Suorthern
Hann
Hovends
Slaith
American Shop P ‘Eurn
Weauciation
Springiel Iit
Kanaan
Byentno
Org
Great Britain
Duncan
Barnes
de Maine
W. B. Bobbi
Axrica Fite
Goamelie
J. ©. Terrell
San Antony
Tex
Uis Pie Rirchard Gibson
Delaware
Onja
Cannsta
Berie Leasotie
Body of Gov Goebel Lies In State at Covington
The Goebel funeral train arrived from Frankfort and was met by relatives including Arthur Goebel of Cincinnati and Mrs Braunecker. A simple, state funeral procession toured Covington with officials and thousands of citizens. The body remains in state until the funeral in Frankfort on Thursday.
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Gov. Goebel
Covington
Gorbet
Frankfort
Appellate Court
Legislative
Arhur Goebel
Cincinnati
Duatua Goebel
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Goebel
State Senate
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Court of Appeala
Kenton County Bar Association
Campbell County Bar Association
Engital
Thurs- Gas
All in the Dark: Rumors Grip London on Tugela Front
Londoners endure anxious foreboding as war offices deny news of Buller recrossing Tugela while dispatches from Field Marshal Roberts and reports from Kimberley and Mafeking hint at delicate movements. Silence at home and front fuels speculation of a major forthcoming action.
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Cape Town
Buller
Tugela
Tord Roberts
Ballerstroopa
Basle
French
Norvalsaint
Colesbure
Mate
Bloemfonten
Kimberley
Mafeking
Sibley Turns Republican in House Row
Washington February 6 in the house Mr Sibley drew Democrats ire by reading a letter from a former Missouri Democrat who backed his Chicago platform remarks The exchange drew applause from Republicans as he forecast future Republican alignment De Wit's Witch Hazel Salvo is promoted as a remedy for piles injuries and skin diseases noting it is the original product sold at drug stores.
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Sibley
Washington
House
Missouri
Chicago
Canadian Parliament Debates Troop Pay in Transvaal Crisis
Ottawa reports the house of commons last night discussed paying contingents serving in the Transvaal. The government proposed covering Canadian troops' expenses to Cape Town and matching British pay, with a fund for return or family support. Sir Wilfrid Laurier supported the policy amid imperial debate.
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Ottawa
Ont
Transvaal
House of Commons
F. J. Gould
Cape Town
Great Britain
Canada
Charles Tupper
Wilfrid Laurier
In His Steps Acted at Adelphi Theatre
London Feb 6 the Better Life dramatization of Rev Claude Sheldon’s novel In His Steps, by Arthur Shirley and Sutton Vane, was produced at the Adelphi. It was well acted but failed to attract critics. Sheldon had no involvement or copyright in England and was not consulted about the dramatization.
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London
Clartes Sheldon
Arthur Shirley
Sutton Vane
Adelphi Theater
Sheldon
England
Shieldon
State Journal
Lane
Treaty on Nicaragua canal referred to foreign relations
Washington February 6 the new treaty with Great Britain regarding the Nicaragua canal was received by the senate and read in executive session. Senator Devlin chair of the foreign relations committee moved to make the treaty public but it was referred to the committee before action. Senators’ comments were favorable and the proposal would grant U S authority while guaranteeing canal neutrality.
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Washington
Great Britain
Nicarsona Canal
Senate
Devi
Commission of Foreign Relations
Ronke
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Stes. Canal
Editors' Meeting Set for New Orleans Mardi Gras Week
Jackson Mississippi reports National Editorial association president Henry announces the fifteenth annual gathering to be held in New Orleans during Mardi Gras week. Editors rendezvous in St Louis on Washington's birthday and travel via several cities, with first business session on March 1 led by Col A. Ke McClure of the Philadelphia Times. Merchant Tailors National Exchange also met in Louisville with delegates from St Louis Chicago Boston and others and an address by Mayor Weaver.
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Jackson
Miss
St H. Henry
National Editorial Association
United States
New Orleans
St Lown
Washington
Col A. Ke McClure
Philadelphia Times
Merchant Tailors Assemble
Louisville
Merchant Tailors National Exchange
Gulf House
St. Lewis
Chicago
Boston
Geasion
Weaver
Y. J. Jones
New Franses school Wiimuet ready for occupancy at Third and Branter
The new Franses school building is nearing completion with nine finished rooms and space for lectures and assembly. It will house a small staff, manual training remains a feature, and the delayed project targets next Monday for occupancy despite water service and provision delays at the site.
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Wiimuet
Les Bee
Tan
Wad Branter
City Water Service
Severit
Nang
Wheaton Report Details Campaign in North Luzon
The War Department releases Gen Lloyd Wheaton’s report on November operations from San Fabian southward. It records battles, troop movements, and naval support, praising Major Logan and the Thirty-third Infantry while noting the capture of Buencamino’s detachments and heavy insurgent engagement along the Magaldan road and San Jacinto. The account honors gallant conduct across multiple units and highlights the pursuit of Aguinaldo’s forces with detailed actions and losses.
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North Luzon
Washington
War Department
Lloyd Wheaton
San Fabian
Wheaton
Wheaton Lane
Dagupan
Maret
Yarinn
Magaldan
Hare
San Jacinto
Logan
Cronin
Aguinaldo
Acuinaldo
Gamboles
Bell
Fowler
Thirty-third Infantry
Gillant
Bisbee
Ms Thirteenth Infantry
Gallerit
Bretton
March
J.P. Green
John A. Logan
Sutella
Day
Third Infantry
Howland
Smits
Teentieth Infantry
Bask
Thirtewnth
Healy
Buckle
Corps of Engineers
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Hermite Piot
Get Buller
War Office
Hr. Sheldon
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Editors’ Meeting
National Association
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Ughter
R. Pharmacist
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Topela
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
Nation Dept
New York City
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Ollege
Kopeka
Co. W. Guild
West Eighth St
Southwestern Fuel CO
Bansss Ave
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Quincy. Ae
Tele
Barkley
Kansas Ave
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Gothas
New York
Dewey
Navy Memorial Arch
Carnegie Hall
Loyal Legion
Emerald Society
Academy of Music
Union League Club of
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Newman Piano Company
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