Nation Crusade Puts Kansas City in Uproar on Prohibition Day
Mrs Nation tours streets and joints lecturing employes and inmates as she decries liquor. At The Senate she confronts prisoners, urges reform, and speaks to the Jail crowd before authorities move to arrest her for alleged vandalism. A show of local opposition follows with police rounds and federation prayers.
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Mrs. Nafon
Sean
Bie
Drusk
Julies Miler
Parkas
Bea
Thorpe
Mra. Nation
Cleveland
Federation of Unions of
W. mi
Nation
Kansas
Mra Perkins
Federation
Sioux City Council Resents Mrs War Rumors
City council passes a resolution warning Mrs Nathen to expect arrest and punishment for alleged illegal acts tied to her intentions. The document condemns disruption and reflects local officials' firm stance amid heated debate within Sioux City.
Fail to Choose Officers Temperance Union Exec Meeting
Topeka executive committee met at James A Troutman 501 Jackson arrest. Attendees included J B Lart Greed Mrs S A Thurston and Capers Ehseabiee. A vote was taken to convene the larger meeting on February 27 in Philadelphia to discuss a national federation of church organizations. The draft plan by Rev Charles Thorpean failed to gain majority approval and was referred for revision. State federations and their work dominated forenoon discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Union
Topeka
Pnce
James A. ‘Troutman
Jackson
J. B. Lart- Greed
Mra SA
Philadelpha
Charles Ta Thaorpean
Deliberations on All Must Die by Foreign Ministers Group
A formal statement titled All Must Die is issued by a Deliberative Council of foreign ministers. The document outlines a cautious approach to a looming crisis, emphasizing sovereign concerns, regional stability, and the need for unified action. No concrete agreement is reported.
Emperor to commute some death sentences in Boxer crisis
Pekin ministers at a third meeting indicate death sentences for twelve Chinese officials, with Prince Tuan and Duke Lao eligible for banishment to Turkestan. The emperor may commute the murderers’ penalties, while others face indictment by the foreign powers. Officials named include leaders of the Boxers and Tsung ta Yamen members, with the process conducted orally and no written indictment presented.
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Pekin
Prince Tuan
Duke Lao
Turkestan
Tuas
Sentas
Chi
Tsung Ta Yamen
Ithinete
Aumdet
Mmeeacrea
Brian Bl
Lyn
Duke Law
Ying Ni Yen
Emerver
Ying Nien
Carnegie Sells Control in Carnegie Company to Morgan group
The Tribune reports Andrew Carnegie sells a controlling interest in the Carnegie company to J P Morgan and associates. Carnegie reportedly held about 64 percent of the stock valued near 1.366 billion. He would receive around 15 million more if disposed at par and would keep a substantial stake in the large bond issue.
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New York
the Tribune
Andrew Carnagio
Carnegis Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Carnegie
J Carnegie Company
Stock Exchange
Carnegie Company
Rumored Will Splits Queen Victoria Fortune London
Reported will suggests Queen Victoria bequeaths 140000 pounds to the Duke of Connaught Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein Princess Louise and others while most private fortune goes to King Edward. Balmoreet and Osborne House pass to the king with two small houses at the crib to Princess Beatrice.
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Queen Victoria
London
Duke of Connaught
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Louise
Beatrice
Duchess of Allespy
Edward
Balmoret
Osborne House
Great Future for Samoa Development Report
A fragmented report from a Congular Agent Harris at Ei Denatock details development plans for Samoa. The document cites envelopment and exploitation concerns and mentions a state department dispatch via Unit et Shires. The unclear text references Tanai and Darrow with limited readable specifics.
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Waskingion
State Department
Unit Et Shires
Harris
Ei Denatock
Johnson Wins Easily in State Labor Election
The State Bodity of Labor and Industry held its election yesterday afternoon. Johnson the secretary faced some criticism but the appointed candidates were chosen. Elected officers include President George Whitbeck of Wichita, Vice President Willan Jeoniss of Danses City, Secretary W. J. Solingen of Tex Deka, Assistant Secretary BP Sout of Junction City. Executive members named W. Van Pelt, Francis Fern, and Rosa Perking. Resolutions denounce changes in school books and wage in orders or acrip. Dewey Rees named vice president Burlingamisi at Pittesburg with secretary, oeran, Weir City.
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Labor
Johnson
Apponins
Foster
Preedent
George Whitbcck
Wichita
Willan
Jéoniss
Danses City
We J. A. Solingen
Tex Deka
BP. Sout
Junction City
Lewiti
Train Runs Away Down Mountain in Nebulous Oregon Event
A Northern Pacific freight train derailed while descending a grade at Weston summit. Brakeman MacDonald was killed and engineer Rose injured as fifteen cars plunged over a bend. several crew members sustained injuries.
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Seattle
Northern Pacific
Weston
MacDonals
Rose
Machenals
Everal Giliers
Honors but no money in royal wedding saga at The Hague
The Queen and Duke of Holstein attend a reception with ministers from foreign powers at The Hague. Dr Leyds remains diplomat, while Mc Erugue is sightseeing. Neither will attend the wedding. both are popular figures in Boer neutrality debates. Dutch government grants honors without a salary allowance, leaving royal plans and titles unsettled.
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New ‘York
Tribune
Hague
Heluricl
Leyds
Mc Erugee
Géocht
Leo
Wilhelming
Aes
Denger Iiaimont
Aetucio
Tual
Davy
Martikae
Prines
Bequast
Trom
Marriage Negotiations Between Royal Families in Europe
A New York dispatch reports ongoing marriage negotiations involving the Russian imperial family and England amid governing church and royal concerns. References to Grand Duke Michael and the Dowager Empress in a cautious, burdensome alliance dialogue. Death of Prof Salisbury at Yale marks a separate New Haven item.
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England
New York
Russia
Paighael
Cigna
Gee
Emai
Eite
Michael Erat
Hussia
Quees
Auden
Vittoria
Nicholas
Salisbury
New Haven
Biddidge Salisbury
Sunakrit
Cam
Bair Philobeey
Yale University
Azo
Leaveu & Widlo
Dutch Victory in Sumatra Fortress Battle
Report from Amsterdam cites Advices from Java about a Dutch expedition against Sumatra. The Dutch reportedly captured the Achinese fortress of Baterink after a clash near the capital. Casualties and precise dates are unclear in the fragmentary dispatches.
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Sumatra
Amsterdam
Java
Nether- Hinds Indies
Samaluria
Lalatad
Baterink
Mayor Warner of the Popular Council Read Wish
The item reflects a city body led by Mayor Warner voicing a wish or directive. Details remain limited in the excerpt, but the Civic Council is involved and non specific promises or intentions are stated. Further context would clarify aims and actions.
After the Election Aims for Executive Promotion
A candidate profile highlights J. Werner Herefield and Castes J. Drew as contenders for mayor, praising Mr. Warner Eits Supe as the most popular backer. The piece notes oath taking, duties of office, and community impact while detailing campaign support and party alignment.
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Matur Alee
Werner Herefield
Castes J. Drew
Telky
Mr. Warmis
Boreas
Peepin Courhe Kam
Itty
Asia
Wien
Peimilmal
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Formoon
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Tre
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Mim
Lyon
Mace Inn
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Ryes
Astra Nation
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Eva Harding
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Ikf
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Sil
Ite
Ureaten
Eeneelit Cook
Eee Pemcriy
Ower
Puty Spears
Lawson
Inndea
Malady
Mrs, Nation
Sioux City
Naten
Sloux City
Dike Lan
Betsaba
Chapa Sa Kiam
Grand Council
Ana Aia
Soatign Fae Pation
Waseuversor
Pezin
Tiny Pene Sawi
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Ane
Chimie
Carnegie Sells
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Samoa
State Society of Labor
Duke Henry
Mayor Warner
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