Commercial Club Night At Hamilton Creamery
Tomorrow night the Commercial Club hosts a gala at the Creamery. A continuous program features Steinbauer's orchestra Une Modocs and Apollo Mantola cub with specialties by Prank Welkhma. Guttermilk hot breas and cheese will be served as the hall fills with music and activity.
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Hamilton
Tomornow
Creamery
Steinbare
Une Modocs
Arion
Apollo Mantola Cub
Welkhman Sri
Owl
Tile Lerout
Mala Tader Tor Anders Tuday
England in Snowbound Standstill as Drifted Rails Close Lines
Heavy snow blankets southern and western regions with drifts from three to twelve feet. Railways blocked, telegraph service interrupted, and snow ploughs labor to restore routes as England endures severe winter weather.
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London
Detective Haisch Returns Without the Texas Preacher
A garbled report recalls Detective Haisch returning from Georgia and Wisconsin without the Texas preacher Morrison. The tale mentions a Topeka officer, a murder linked description, and secrecy around the case. Authorities faced confusion as a wall of details failed to clarify Morrison’s fate or whereabouts.
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Haisch
Texas
EL Morrison
Topeka
Georgia
Capiare
Morrisien
New York
England Gets It She Is Reported to Have Become Chbina's Banker
An unconfirmed report from February states that the Chinese loan has been settled at Pekin with Great Britain, per the North China Daily News. The item notes England’s possible role as China's banker, though details remain unverified.
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Chbina
Shanshal
North China Daily News
Pekin
Great Britain
Permit Refused Over Local Rosville Sale Request
Fragmentary OCR shows a dispute over permits in Rossville. The letter hints at objections to selling rights and renewal actions, naming local officials and a corporation. The text includes derailed names and unclear claims about permit status and possible delays or refusals.
China gets the money from Hung Kong loan
A note states that Pee F Wang announces funds from the Hung Kong loan to the German Asiatic Bank. The report hints at a financial arrangement involving China and a major lender, with names and institutions read from an OCR fragment.
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Pee F Wang
Hung Kone
German Asiatic Bank
Mobilization of 7,000 French Troops Near Tonquin
A Hong Kong dispatch to the Times reports Tonquin newspapers claim 7,000 French troops are mobilizing at Moneh-Its Tonguin near the Chhindse frontier. The articles say the troops are destined for Hat Nan to counter a cold.
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Tonquin
London
the Times
Hong Kong
Moneh-Its
Tonguin
Chhindse
Weauhy Hal-Han
Butter Show Attracts Crowd Despite Confusion
A chaotic but lively butter show featured the Frank Watson Orchestra performing a mix of airs. Spectators enjoyed the music amid a crowded hall with dancers entwined in old and new steps. Plans for a Hamilton ball promenade concert failed as attendees packed the venue and filled the space with enthusiasm.
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Frank Watson
Aix
Nebraska
Ionsille- Sale
Hamilton
Marshall
Buttermilk and Cheese Booth At Dairy Convention
A hall full of delegates view displays and badges from six annual meetings. The Nebraska delegates showcase a large brass key badge, symbolic of the Nebrasiex tradition. Music will fill the evening as exhibits close and visitors pay ten cents for entry to the entertainment and dairy machinery hall. Tomorrow features buttermakers Day beginning at 1 29 p m with talks on occupation influence and dairy cow development.
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Nebraska Dilecatus
Nebrasiex
Hamilton
Clinton D. Smith
Michsan
Tonleh
Rural buttermakers' convention trip advertised by railroads
A fragment describes an excursion arranged by Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads for eastern butter makers to visit western resources. About one hundred attendees will travel by rail, with stops including Wickett and Newton, to acquaint eastern guests with western supplies and industries. The notice notes a personal-conducted trip led by representatives and promotes DeWitt pills for stomach and liver troubles.
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Huttermaker
M. W. Ashby
Hasteton
Dai Beery Alvord
Speer
Santa Fe
Newton
JIMMY MICHAEL SALARY DISPUTE WITH Dwyer
St Louis February reports Phil Dwyer paying Welsh jockey Jimmy Michael ten thousand dollars a year. Dialogue over accepting a higher offer rattles Michael amid turf controversy. Kennedy and others discuss his morale, future plans, and possible move to Tod Shane’s path. dramatic wage talks linger.
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St. Louis
Georee Moletsch
Phil Dwyer
Kernedy
Eels
Michael
Chal
Beine
Br. Kennedy
Chicago
New York
Drexer
Mar
Tod Shane
Carmiel
Dwyer
Shane
Earth Psi
Michan
Dwyers
Leavenworth Money Bill Allocates Prison and Soldiers Home Funds
Washington report notes a sundry appropriation bill moved to the full committee. It carries appropriations for the Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth, Port Leavenworth, and current expenses for the home and penitentiary. At Congressman Curtis's request the committee set aside funds for the erection of new cells and related materials and labor.
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Washington
Soliers
Port Leavenworth
Eee
Congregeman Curtis
McKinley Hears The Yell At University Of Pennsylvania
President McKinley attends Washington birthday exercises at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. More than 2 000 University of Pennsylvania students parade to greet him, cheering PennsylVA nia and the President. Pro vost C Harrison introduces the president as the audience fills the hall.
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Philadelphia
Mc Kinley
Charles Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Academy of Music
University of Pennsylvania
Nell
Finilly
Aftr T University
C Harrison
McKinley
House Debates Washington Birthday Adjournment
The house refused to adjourn for Washington's Birthday and took up the sundry civil appropriation bill. A general vote tied up discussions as lawmakers debated procedural steps and potential amendments through the session.
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George Washington
Washington
Golate
Attorney General Boyle Ready For Supreme Court Brief In State Law Case
Attorney General Boyle has completed his brief for the case pending in the court of appeals southern division over the liquor and screen laws. He prepared 160 pages and expects to enter the fight with mostly unfavorable decisions from district and federal courts and other states noted. The U S supreme court has not ruled on the issue. A street quarrel near Fifth and Clay left WS Buck bruised after a dog attacked. the dog owner sought guidance at the police station but no arrests were made. Frank Brown faces larceny charges after allegedly stealing groceries from the Alliance Exchange. Grain-O advertised as a coffee substitute is touted as sleep friendly. A party honored Mike Viola Wallace on her 27th birthday with games and refreshments.
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Boyle
Court of Appeals
Kansas
Court of Last Resort
United States Supreme Court
Hout
Fifth
Clay Streets
Buck
Fifth Street
Clay
Juliet Jones
Sunew
Bock
Pith
Chay
Frank Brown
Win Ames
Alliance Exchange
Sixth and
Quincy Streets
Atchison
Brown
Newing
Navy to enlist 4 thousand men for monitors and boats
The navy plans immediate enlistment of about 40 machinists and other ratings, plus additional crews for monitors Puritan and Terror and the Dolphin dispatch boat. Telegraphic orders authorized New York Philadelphia and Norfolk receiving ships to enlist 40 apprentices and 4 or 18 shipwrights, second class, with citizens required. Numerous inquiries pour in as Congress prepares to raise enlisted strength to four thousand.
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New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Puritan
Terror
Dolphin
United States
Congress
Department
Navy
Washington delays on Maine disaster reports review
Washington on Feb 22 shows a lull in Maine disaster communication as navy and state departments report no new cables. Only Admiral Shard’s inquiry about torpedo boat Porter repairs arrives, while Cuban tobacco shipments and Weyler edict rumors yield no decisive updates. General Lee’s Havana dispatches indicate movements proceed, not halted.
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Washington
Maine
Navy Department
Admiral Shard
Key West
Porter
Herroshafts
Kristol
Mobile
State
Navy
Day
Lee
United States
Department
Judge Day
Les
Havana
Navy Department Quiet on Havana Court of Inquiry
In Washington the Navy Department notes a few officials review the morning mail. Secretary Long Kimball says nothing has arrived from Havana and none is expected. The court at Havana is barred from sharing details except as necessary for the investigation. Captain Sampson reports the South Atlantic squadron moves toward Havana per December plan approved by the department.
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Navy Department
Washington
Fels
Mainy
Long Kimmif
Havana
Department
Aome
Teason
Sampson
Hayaha
Oval
Chester
Cincinstati
Warship orders haunt foreign governments reported
London reports Britain builds six armored vessels six protected cruisers and thirteen torpedo boat destroyers for foreign governments with some options. Spain and South American buyers cited while Thomson Brow offers price details. Detroit promises 10000 in patriotism aid. Maine inquiry in Havana notes possible recoveries and casualties. Spanish troops arrive at Santiago de Cuba as Maine surveillance continues.
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United States
Malfa Doe
London
Great Britain
Sithough Tapas
Thomphot
Spain
Circle Bank
Jarda
Great Spanish American Crisis Report From New York
A dated New York dispatch claims heavy military prep by both sides. Forts are reinforced, 300 artillerymen sent to Sandy Hook, river reserves on standby, gunpowder factories running at full speed, and a great crisis in U S Spain relations believed imminent as Viscaya is expected to sail by Wednesday.
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New York
Bandy Hook
United States
Spain
Teyarctal
Actors' Memorial Funds Planned By New York Managers
A committee is formed by theatrical managers in New York to raise funds for a memorial to the Maine crew and officers killed in the Havana explosion. The plan calls for theaters nationwide to donate a portion of receipts on a designated date. The committee includes Augustus Pitou, Knowle, and Rudolph Aronson. another meeting will follow.
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New York
Maine
Havana
Emiuilice
Augustus Pitou
Grand Opera House
Knowle
Eith Avenue
Rudolph Aronson
Maine Monument Proposed for Navy Memorial
A House resolution by Representative Cummings of New York seeks a $100,000 appropriation to fund a monument at Lafayette New York Harbor. The plan honors two U S Marines from the warship Maine who died in Havana Harbor, with the project under navy supervision.
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Washington, Fl
Cummings
New York Bee
Secretary of the Navy
Lafayette
New York Harbor
Maine
Havana
Requiem Mass at Cleveland for Maine Victims
A requiem in St John’s Cathedral Cleveland marked the Maine tragedy with a mournful ceremony directed by Bishop Hortsean and officiated by EL. Vu hieny and cathedral clergy. Fr. Verhy delivered a solemn address praising the Maine crew and praying for their souls as the congregation joined in prayers.
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Cleveland
Bisop Hortsean
St. John's
Maine
Vu Hieny
Vattell
Myint
Verhy
Victhas
Gary
Will Raise the Maine Wrecking Expedition Contracts Signed
New York February reports Merritt Chapman & Case sign contracts with the government to raise the battleship Maine. Monarch, the powerful tug, now at New York, will proceed to Havana with divers and necessary gear. Right Arm wrecking crew sails from Key West with three divers for the undertaking.
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New York
Fet
Merritt & Chapman
Maine
Havana
Key West
Belle O'Neil Tom
Washington
Jones
Maine disaster payment demand sparks settlement talk
Chicago February 22 The Journal reports a Washington dispatch stating that payment may be demanded if evidence confirms that the Maine explosion was caused by Spaniards. The note ties potential settlement to the proof of responsibility and inches toward formal demands.
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Chicago
Washinston
Maine
McKinley to seek damages over Spanish vessel loss
An official of the navy department said President McKinley will demand damages totaling 14 to 15 million dollars after a Spanish vessel was destroyed by an outside explosion. The incident, tied to protecting friendly vessels, could oblige Spain to compensate victims and their families. The vessel’s value is estimated at five million dollars.
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McKinley
Navy Department
Testimony Taken On Maine Disaster In Havana Court
Judge Pearl of the Admiralty court in Havana has begun taking depositions from Spanish vessel officers and harbor officials on the Maine disaster. Captain Sisbee has endured great strain but is now much better after relief from some responsibility with the court of inquiry present.
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Havana
Pearl
Admiralty Court
Imas
Sisbee
Court of Inquiry
Viscaya Recharges Coal In New York Harbor
The Spanish cruiser Viscaya is taking on coal from barges alongside in New York City on February 1, signaling routine refueling operations amid harbor activity.
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Viscaya
New York
Washington to build ship equal to any in world
Washington February 22. The senate today passed legislation directing the naval affairs committee to determine if a ship to be named the George Washington can be built within one year in United States shipyards and be equal to any in the world.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Naval Affairs
Uni
Donnelly Wedding in Indianapolis Opens with pomp
Minneapolis notes the marriage of Miss Marian Hansen and Mr Te natips Donnelly in Indianapolis at the Norwegian Methodist church. About 600 guests filled the church for the noon ceremony, with flags of Norway and the United States decor and a reception at the hotel to follow the small dinner at the Nicolaite house.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Mise Marian Hansen
Tenatips Donnelly
Epworth League
Miss Hansen
Norway
United States
Hey. O. Jacobson
Mr. Domnelly
J. A. Sutherland
Mahon J. Burke
J. M. Hawthorn
St. Paul Ks
Qail
Niccoliete House
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Mrs 36 J Kelley died Monday afternoon at home on West Sixth Street aged 36. Funeral services will be at the residence Wednesday with burial in Eskridge. Mrs William Schmitendorf, born in Germany 1841, died Monday night at 714 Chandler Street. funeral Wednesday at 2 o clock at the German Evangelical church with services at home prior. Mrx Wm Sehick funeral held Monday at 116 Quinty Street with Rev Linkesley. Abide With Me sung. Henry Lap ted funeral this afternoon at 12 with Lincoln Post in charge.
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J. Kelley
Eskridge
William Schmitendorf
Chandler Aoe
The
Santa Fe
Schmitendorf
Germany
Cne
Mrx Wm
Sehick
Quinty Street
Henry Lapted
Lincoln Post
Batt
Snow Train People Arrested Over Fraud Claim
Seattle February 22 J A Smiley city agent of the Hhouw and Ice Transport company and Philip Hanna have been arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Minnie Cronin sues the firm for not honoring its contract while Joseph Ladue denies involvement with the Snow and the Trans portation scheme. Advertisers hint at a Dawson passengers expedition via stem sleds.
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Seattle
J. A. Smiley
Hhouw and Ice Transpomattey Company
el Mik
Philip Hanna
Minnie Cronin
Joseph Ladue
Aliikan Nilner
Revd
Pranaportetion. Com
Dawson
Dailbon
Rifle orders spark rapid firing six pounder Hotchkiss guns
New Haven Conn Feb 21 The American Onlinaner Company of Bridgeport Conn has received by telegraph from the vice president in Washington an order for rapid firing six pounder Hotchkiss guns. The order includes under delivery and testing will be delivered about three days from now.
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New Haven
Conn
American Onlnaner Company
Bridgeport
Fred Punston Comeng Lecture to Be Held in Topeka
Fred Punston of Cuban war fame will give a lecture in Topeka likely between the leont Grhwf of the mouth with the direction of the Topeka lodge of Elks. The Elks have canceled other entertainments this year and will rely on Punston and his Speen ish Gullot for funds. The event aims to raise treasury and stir martial spirit among Topelans, with the venue possibly in Hamilton fall.
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Elke
Fred Funston
Topeka
Topeta Lodge of
Elks
Punstun
Topelus
Deine
East
Hamilton
Mardi Gras in New Orleans Sees Lively Parades and Weather
New Orleans reports a festive Mardi Gras with crowds in the streets and masked revelers. The highlight crowns Mr Charlie A Farwall, a sugar interests figure, as the carnival king while plans promise continued grand parade events and entertainment into the night despite weather chatter.
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New Orleans
Charlie A. Farwall
Hex
Frank Bristol
For Rent Nutty Furnishings Room to Hire
Fragmentary classified ad describes furnished rooms for rent in a shared dwelling. The readable text lists East Pitt street area and mentions furniture and upkeep needs, but the full details and contact are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Detroit
United States Court of Inquiry
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Santiago de Cuba
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Maine Monument
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