State Journal Topeka Adopts New Plant With Glass Front
The State Journal notes full day leased-wire AP service and a larger circulation than any Kansas daily. It reports 44 carriers needed for Topeka distribution and describes its new three floor brick home at the southeast corner of Ss avenue and Eighth st. The building features a glassed view of four Linotypes and a western style automation layout visible from both the street and business office.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
Topeka
the State Journal
Ss Avenue
Eighth St
Kansas Avenue
Marriage Before Retrial Halts Court Case
A farmer named Wranl was tried for a fee crime involving an infant born to Mary Kleinigeer. The mother provided damaging testimony, but the jury disagreed. Before a retrial, he and Miss Kleiniewer appeared before the judge, secured a license, and were married, leaving the case unresolved.
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Wichita
San
Wranl
Trisin
Mary Kleinigeer
Siento de Taruch
Mist Kiemniewer
Tate
THREE DAYS STORM HITS CALIFORNIA COAST
A three day storm in the gulf near California disrupted ships and damaged San Francisco harbor works. Captain Von Helms of the Curacca reported the gale lasting from December 20 to Christmas Day. Three hundred feet of Santa Rosas breakwater washed away. Star of France and Polkland Bank suffered damage. Mexican steamer Rebeces, out of Guaymas to Aitala, ran aground in La Despensa Bay but is likely to be saved.
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San Francisco
Gun.s
von Helms
Curacca
Gulf
California
Santa Rosatim
Don
Star of France
Polkland Bank
Guaymas
Aitala
la Despensa Bay
Core Makers Win Wage Rise in Cleveland Foundries
In Cleveland eight of fifteen core making foundries accepted a new wage of 2.50 dollars per day. Officials say seven foundries remain noncompliant and will not accept lower pay. city card takers report the overall wage dispute affecting local workers.
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Cleveland
Clevéland
Hingitt
Rvorganization
Iing
Mass of Changes to Fraternal Society Regulation in State
The Wellep bill tightens supervision of fraternal benefit societies under state law. It requires any outside association seeking business here to file charter and laws, appoint a service agent, show authority where organized, and meet financial and licensing conditions. The act mandates insurer examinations, sets a license fee, and compels the attorney general to file insurance actions if a society fails to report, pay dues, or solict new business.
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Wellep
Tts
Dmmunitiee
Stitt
Anch Association
Sambelton
Eme Asassement
Willum
Superintendent of Insurance
Hunt for Hackney bill shows lawmakers split on ousting state appointees
The Hackney bill, aiming to allow ouster of state appointees only by a strict court trial, draws fierce fights in both chambers. supporters claim protection for holders of office, while opponents fear it could derail reforms and trigger political retaliation.
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Leedy
Mor Cil
Rogers
Dick Chase
Mouseholder
Frit
Word From Otis Inspires Encouragement Over Philippine Situation
A cablegram from General Otis at Manila read at the cabinet meeting described reassuring news from Leyte, though details were withheld. The session closed unusually early with no other significant business discussed.
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Washington
Genera Ole
Manila
Lele
Garfields of Cleveland Show Interest in Zanesville Rail Deal
The Zanesville Railway and Electric Company was sold today under U.S. court orders to J. M. Graham of Boston, trustee for the first mortgage bondholders, for 72,000. The Garfields of Cleveland are reported to be interested in the transaction.
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Garfields
St. Zanesville
Zanesville Railway and Elcotric Company
United States Onurt
J. M. Graham
Boston
Moctrage Rondhellers
Garfields of
Cleveland
Record-Breaking Train Runs From Chicago to Omaha
The article notes swift runs by Rubinstein and Northwestern trains with over 60 miles per hour bursts and a main route from Chicago to Omaha. Northwestern with 18 stops took 9 hours 58 minutes, Burlington 502 miles with 12 stops in 10 hours 7 minutes. Eastbound Burlington saved 30 minutes versus westbound. Previous record held by Northwestern with a special officials’ train.
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Chicago
Omaha
Rubinstee
Northwestern
Focal Depot
Northwestern Ralles
Burlington
North— Western
Exposition
Quay Faces Doubt in Senate Nomination Battle
In Herrisbore Pa on January 2 the contest for BMS Quay’s senate seat remains unsettled. Senator Flynn of Allegheny and Senator-elect David Martin of Philadelphia say Mey will skip tonight’s caucus. Mayes of Allegheny plans to join Flynn and Martin in voting against Quay. The anti Quay camp seeks signatures to keep enough lawmakers from caucus to block a majority.
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Herrisbore
BMS
Quay
Senate
Flynn
Allegheny
David Martin
Philadelphia
Mey
Mayes
Martin
Viey
William T. Marshall
Cust
John C. Grady
Oelnck
an-Quay Peope
Enogh
Washington
Jaques M. Guffey
Pittshurs
Pennsylvania
United States
No Rest for Sampson as Wedding Nears in New York
Admiral Samps on hosted his daughter and her friends aboard the cruiser New York for lunch as her wedding nears tomorrow. He says his health has improved after a cold and that the wedding will not be delayed. The Navy plans no leave for him and may keep him in command of the North Atlantic squadron, with possible duties near Cuba, as the fleet’s crew count remains tight and work continues in the West Indies scenario.
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New York
Sampson
Washington
Gaushter
Navy Department
North Atlantic
Samp_son
Caban
Department
West Indies
Cuba
Attorney General Montott Dies in Pursuit of Trust Probe
Columbus, Jan. 3 Attorney General Montott died while pursuing a petition aimed at breaking a trust he alleges harms the public. The filing accuses a cracker company of illegal pricing and monopolistic practices that restrain competition, seeking remedies under state anti trust law.
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Columbus
Aonutt
Supreme Cure
Warien
Srust
Generats Bolkey
Gehting
Onis
Coneplaine
Hie
Irin
Monott
Bisewie
Bus Ko
Topeka Spiritualists Begin Series of Meetings Tonight
Spiritualists of Topeka announce a series of meetings starting this evening at five. The program includes music, lectures, and demonstrations as part of a series designed to showcase spirit power and tests of spirit phenomena amid believers in Topeka.
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Minnesota Legislature Opens with New Leadership
In St. Paul on January 2 the Minnesota legislature organized at noon with officers led by Speaker Dare and Chief Clerk Bergstrom in the House and Secretary Lengum in the Senate. Reading through the garbled text, the item records the opening session and lists local druggist ads and a brief cough remedy mention.
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Nnnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Dare
Bergstrom
House
Lengum
Senate
Distillery at Peoria Reopens Daily Output 60,000 Gallons
Peoria January 3 The Great Western distillery, rebuilt after a shutdown, resumes operations with a capacity of 15,000 bushels of corn daily, yielding 60,000 gallons of alcohol per day. It is touted as the largest distillery in the world, with repairs accelerated to meet high demand for its product amid federal orders.
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Peoria
Great Western
Wood Coming Home From Cuba on Leave
Major General Leonard Wood, the American commander in Santiago de Cuba, cabled for permission to travel to Washington for two days and received leave. He will depart tonight aboard the USS Mississippi. The move follows Havana orders to transfer weekly customs receipts, a policy seen as harming public works and Cuban employment, prompting protests by business leaders and nationalists alike. Colonel Valiente, Cuban gendarmerie head, argues the policy echoes Spain’s centralizing debt, risking renewed conflict.
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Santiago de Cuba
Leonard Wood
Washington
Santiago
United States
Havana
Spain
Cuba
General Wood
San Carlos Club
Valiente
Wall
All Spaniards in Balabac Assassinated Except Women
Madrid dispatch reports that General Rios cabled from Manila confirming that all Spaniards at Balabac in the Philippine group south of Palawan have been killed. Women are said to be released if a ransom or safe conduct is arranged.
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Beecham
Apa
Madrid
General Rios
Manila
Balabac
Palawan
Reyne
Reenwood
Elcenh
Beth van Buren
Boijauies
Rejars
Shka Ave
Dlaing
Manila rebels ratify delegation action amid armed landing threat
Reports from Manila say rebels at a Saturday meeting ratified a delegation's assurance that Americans may land unarmed but would face uncontrollable resistance if armed. Reinforcements from Negros and nearby islands are said to be arriving as preparations for widespread resistance proceed. In Washington, the comptroller of the currency announced a five percent dividend for creditors of insolvent national banks, including the Union National Bank of Denver.
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Manila
Tolle
Negros
Washington
Union National Bank of Denver
Colo
Troops Sail for Cuba and Other Dispatches
United States troop ships Roumanian and Mobile sail from Savannah with Second South Carolina and Fourth Ninth Tingle regiments. Remaining forces in Savannah include Third Georgia, Maine volunteer artillery, and six US artillery batteries. Also notes imperial German order replacing French terms in army and Idaho governor sworn in with short session. Gasoline stove fire alarm on Tyneku Avenue reported. no damage. Purport of Beggs German Salve advertisement and rheumatism remedy endorsement from Saint Francis Clinton Sisters. Local laundry and mending services listed.
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Savannah
Jan. S
United States
Roumanian
South Carolina
Mobile
Georgia
Maine Volunteer Artillery
United States Artillery
Mrs Burnett Held In Perjury Trial In Collins Case
The preliminary trial of Mrs May Burnett for perjury in the Collins case began in Justice McClintock's court at two o'clock. The state aims to prove her testimony was false. Key witnesses include Ralph Gaw, Ella Buchannan, and Mrs Barry among others. defense witnesses include Mr. and Mrs. Burnett. The trial featured subpoenas, courtroom tension, and contested rulings as the judge ruled on the warrant. The proceeding continued with cross examinations and witness testimonies outlining timelines around May 12 to May 14 and the involvement of Ella Buchannan.
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May Burnett
Collins
James Burnett
Middleton
E. Thompson
Scranton
Ella Buchannan
Bila Buchannan
Galen Wichals
B. A. Austin
G. Wilson
Eva Buchannan
Barry
Ralph Gaw
David Close
Attorney Wilson
McClintock
Mr. Gaw
Burnett
J. 8. Collins
Elehth
van Buren
Clara Barry
Buchannan
Ella Brockannon
The
Santa Fe
Ella Buchanan
Mrs. Barry
Ith
Wilson
Nichols
Munyon's Inhaler Endorsed by Doctors and Druggists
Medical periodical praise and retail endorsements claimMunyon's Inhaler provides relief and promises a cure. Doctors endorse the remedy while druggists commend it and users report noticeable benefits. The item markets steady relief for respiratory concerns through a claimed healing inhalant.
Munyon's Inhalation Remedy Claims Quick Cures
An 19th century classified style ad touts Munyon's inhalation treatment for cold coughs asthma bronchitis and throat nose lung diseases. It promises home cure without doctor fees and offers mail order from the Munyon company based in Philadelphia.
Ida runs on reef near Virgin Islands. likely total loss
The Spanish steamer Ida, capt Geniga, from Liverpool with cargo, ran on a reef near Anegada in the Virgin Islands December 31 and will probably be a total loss. The crew except one storekeeper drowned. survivors reached shore. The vessel, built at Newcastle and registered 2,201 tons, belonged to Linea de Vapores Serra of Bilbao.
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St. Thomas
Ida
Geniga
Liverpool
Santander
Spain
Porto Rico
Anegide
Virgin Islands
British West Indies
Newcastle
Eng
Linea de Vapores Serra
Bilbao
Suing Karnival Knights Over Parade Horse Expenses
A legal dispute in St Paul centers on $10 claimed by Uverman for hiring three parade horses, with his wife Grave providing two. Garnishment was taken against Karnival Knights funds at Merchants' National Bank in the case filed by T. D T Humphreys, treasurer. Other briefs note leadership shifts at See and Eastern Minnesota.
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HA. Uverman
Jusce Guy's Court
Karnival Knights
Uverman
Titerman
Charles K. Holiday, Jr
Karnival Engthts
Merchants’ National Bank
T. D T Humphreys
Market report on wheat futures and Paris market weakness
Fragmented market note reports wheat futures mostly steady with May delivery, mentioning carnmal Sinn and outside roomers. references to Guineat and Paris weakness, with unclear phrases about sauces and sirop. Entities and facts are garbled. core items include wheat prices, May contract, and Paris market weakness.
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Bern
Paris
Market Fluctuations Highlighted In Daily Ledger
Scattered feature items show sugar and wheat movements, cattle receipts, and price shifts in early markets. Dealers note weaker external signals with some gains in pork and select grains while hogs and cattle respond to shifting demand and supply dynamics.
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