Unclear play scene shown in wartime revue excerpt
Fragmentary OCR describes a matinée of a comedy titled Unues ue Lita Se with a Crawful aoe at a cap second in rerum. The scene features several couples and a plot about a mother and daughter. The text is garbled and largely unreadable, making concrete details uncertain.
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Weholly
Wheaton Moves Up Brigadier General MacArthur Named
The president today announced promotions and transfers naming MacArthur as Brigadier General, with Thomas TL of Massachusetts and Yates of Virginia among officers moved to new commands. Details list transfers within regular and volunteer forces as part of the reshuffle.
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MacArthur
Whehiteton
U. & Congin
Thomas Tldiss O
Massachusetts
Rouen
Nana
Martinique
New Zinc Company in Kansas Linked to Merrimack Lead and Zinc
Fragmentary notice lists Merrimack Lead and Zinc Company of Naasheay with business interests in Kansas. Names include J Prow, Ayer Nash, H B Ball of Galena, Sant Wa Ford, Aljen, Sasha, and Trill Quisna, formerly of Topas, in a shaky source paragraph.
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New Zinc Company
Merrimack Lead and Zinc
Naaheay
Kansas
Ayer
Nash Profitest
H. B. Ball
Galena
Sant Wa
Ford Aljen
Sasha
Eras
Trill
Quisna
Topas
District Board Tackles School Heating and Graduating Exercises
Dickinson county officials reported delays at Clay School due to heating plant issues. A fireman was put in charge to correct heating and boiler problems while two buildings await proper heat. The High School graduating class will move its ceremony one week later than usual with Vincent addressing the 23 graduates.
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Clay School
Board of Education
Wilsios
Spencer
Pasoney
Hranner” School
BAU
Hich
Tuttiop Vincent
Charles Blakeley
Hinkeley
Fuldington
Co. Treas
Reading of Michigan Senate D and Governor Pingree’s stance
Fragmented OCR summarizes a Michigan Senate session and Governor Pingree’s reported wishes. Mentions Tan and Reed items, political disputes, and a note on regime changes. References to people like Mick Tan and general political tension in Detroit area context.
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Michigan Senate
Mick
Mg Arena
Michigan
Stadt
Trockboct
Tan
Inet
Ena
Notte Tog
Petraie
Berni Zoy Frise
Pingrer
State Board of Charities Buys Potatoes for Asylum
The State Board of Charities under Chairman Grant Hornaday awarded contracts to SteXinney Bros & Co for 2000 potato tickets at 8 cents each to supply the Omawatomie asylum. The deal, questioned for authority and quality, involved Topend Ovawatomie stewards L. Shafter Hod and Hayes and prompted an inquiry into whether the purchases were authorized and properly arranged.
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State Board of Charities
Terma Pens
Grant Hornaday
SteXinney Bros & Co
Bankas City
Omawatomie
Cress
L. Shafter
Hayes
Topend Ovawatomie Asylume
Colorado
Social and Personal Notes From Stedman City Event
The Stedman community hosted a evening at the Biedman parlors featuring a lecture by Superintendent W Davidson titled An Hour With Por. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hargreaves and Miss Grey among others. An informal New Year card party at Miss Jennie Simmons home followed with prizes to Miss Nellie Wetherholt and Mr John Green.
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Helen Grey
God Sire
LD. Warvey
Moor
I Gray
Mics Oen Grey
Fanton
Misa Elizabeth Davidson
Anna Murphy
Venice Whitney
Kimbell
Walter Heald
Poe
Jennie Simmons
Nellie Wetherholt
John Green
Mra W. O. Tsby
Jennie Siamons
Ada Simmons
Nettie Wetherholt
Ada Smythe
Clyde Hornaday
Katherine Ernich
Pauline Maier
Emma Whitmer
Emily Gee
Htta Hannigan
Bird Hannigan
Fred Glick
Tom Whitmer
Charis Smith
John Buchanan
Ralph Cintser
A Teche
Strawn
Fletsch
Bert Haris
Alvord. Taylor Checksfield
Hattie Checksfell
Henry Checksfeld
Charles H. Taylor
H. G. Fonkin
Third Presbyterian Church
Mendelwath
Mins Mand
Taylor
North Lake Street
New Year social notes from Topeka gatherings
The item lists numerous local residents visiting friends and hosting at home during New Year events. Social hostesses include Mrs C F Menninger and Minn Stella Kelso, with attendees such as Miss Lelatod, Miss Jod ne Millice, Miss May Dawning, Miss Birdie King, and several gentlemen. Others mentioned entertainments in Topeka and Lawrence, with travels to Missouri and Arkansas City noted.
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Topeka
Ima
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Misa
Canis
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May Wilson
Maud Tegart
John Mason
Lawrence List
Ethel Fox
Alice Bond
Missouri
Peter Alien
Accinon
J. B. Chandler
Gridley
Kam
Ew Sills
Arkansas City
Frank Dreyer
Duane
Mary Richards
Minnie Shoester
Winnie Dreisbach
Julius Fritz
Theodore Vesper
Jacob Geiser
Charles Richards
Ernest Gillette
Council Grove
E. 8. Phillips
Ella G. Kerrie
Clay Center
Ex-Governor Crawford Opposes Philippine War
Gov Samuel J Crawford of Kansas voiced opposition to the Philippines conflict in a Washington Post interview. He argued the war contradicts republican principles, condemning imperial methods and urging a return to old sea and liberty ideals. He warned against conquest and warned that imperial rule betrays the nation’s founding values.
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Samuel J. Crawford
Kansas
Washington Post
Ihaya
Philippines
Crawford
Sin Fepublic
Srebeie
Spain
Robber
Tre i
Develo
Waller Smith Won't Order Maryland Representative Seat
Governor-elect John Waller Smith says he will not call a special election to fill the First Maryland district seat in Congress. He plans to leave the seat vacant until the next general election due to taxpayer objections and cost concerns. Also appears an advertisement from Davies and Nicholson offering blue stamps for coal purchases.
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Baltimore
John Waller Smith
Maryland
Chooee Fils Succesnor
Sire P
Fragmented Topeka Notice Signals Forgotten Society
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Topeka, a member standing of an Independent order, a foundation, and references to diamonds and inheritance. The readable text is insufficient to identify names, dates, or clear events. it reads like an incomplete community notice with scattered phrases.
Topeka Fanciers Elect Officers For Poultry Show
An enthusiastic Topeka Fanciers association meeting at the Commercial club rooms approved show plans for the upcoming poultry fair opening Monday. The event will feature about 4 200 chickens across breeds plus 300 pigeons and 68 fan tails, in a large display at 84 Kansas avenue with a new incubator on site. Awards include up to 25 26 and 18 in grand prizes, and total premiums near 500. F HM Shellabarger of Iowa, a national judge, has been secured to judge all entries. Officers elected: Chas Steinberger president, Thos S Lyons vice president, LV Marks secretary, Thos Owens treasurer. executive committee Geo H Gillies Attgood James Clark. reception committee Thos S Lyons Geo H Gillies Harry T Forbes BR F Atwood John Haman Thos Owens.
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Topeka Fanciers’ Association
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
England
Chas. Steinberger
Thos
5. Lyons
LV. Marks
Thos. Owens
Geo. H. Gillies
Attgood
James Clark
O'Donnell Capture by Burt’s Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Corresponsence describes the advance from Angeles to Dagupan, the surprise attack on O'Donnell led by Captain Leonhauser, with Lt Bates and Companies BE, K, FB, KE, and K under Filipino guide service. Filipinos at a post are frightened into surrender, with rewards offered for turning in rifles.
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Bambar
Luzon
Angeles
Dagupan
O'Donnell
Col
Burt
United States
Bamban
Col. Burt
Twenty-ffth
Leonhauser
Martin and
Sharon
Bates
Albright
McVally
Schenck
Tiwan
Company K
Pelton
Barkine
Troops Enter Town and Capture Prisoners in Early Action
Our forces moved rapidly toward the town amid scattered shots. Black soldiers quickly rounded up 225 rifles and thousands of rounds, seizing insurgents from beds and under houses. Prisoners were fed and released after the operation, while women pleaded and offered money.
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Ffth
O'Donnell
Allen Denies Bryan Aiding Senate Candidacy
Washington January 2 Senator Allen Neb denied reports he would be a presidential candidate backed by fusion forces. He said he would not accept nomination if offered unanimously. He stated Mr Bryan would likely be the Democratic Populist and Free Silver candidate. Allen said Bryan had not aided his senate bid and had no direct or indirect involvement.
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Washington
Allen
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Bryan
Nebraska
Alen
Senate
A A Bowling Contests Camp for League Lovers
Kansas City, Joseph, Lawrence and Topeka clubs form a league with Topeka hosting Lawrence tonight and Kansas City visiting Saturday. Topeka has lost once in three against Lawrence and awaits the Missouri bowlers. Also notes a duck pin match last night and an unrelated legal suit filed in San Francisco over a Durango ranch exchange.
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Joseph
Lawrence
Topeka
Boeing
Kanksa
Hs Jokey
Bun
Secon
Missouri
al Fogs
Jan Ra
St Pi
Jamusry
Minneapolis Wheat Receipts Reach New High in 1889
Minneapolis records show 87,606,630 bushels of wheat received in 1889, a calendar-year high but 4,509,000 bushels below the previous crop year ending August 31. The rise marks a 400,000 bushel increase over prior years' totals.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wille Taree Farmers Fan Train Today
A fragmentary report notes Wille Taree Farmers fan story tied to a train today involving Fadi Semana and an unspecified track event. Readable details are limited but indicate a wagon setting and a sporting or fan activity context.
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Wille Taree Farmers
Fadi Semana Ace Ferere
Teiere
Killed by Gan Chicago Jan 3 Incident Details
Fragmentary report notes an accident involving William Miller and an assistant at a works site. The superintendent of the business suffered a life threatening injury while colleagues attended and authorities investigated.
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Gan
Chicago
Alerman
Pyas
William Miller
Keenan Sees No Major Split On Racing Question
Pittsburg Jan 3 President Kee nan of the L A W says he does not anticipate serious division in the assembly on the racing question. Delegates aim for a common object the good of the league and brief view comparisons to reach understanding. The racing board has had incidental support from the executive. the main work is economizing expenditures and aligning league departments. The touring bureau and alliances with foreign touring associations have drawn more executive attention.
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Pittsburg
Keenan
L. A. W. Saya
Racing Board
Losses Mount in Hershey County Treasurer Case
It is believed the default by Himanuel I Hershey, the absconding county treasurer, will exceed 65,000 dollars, with further failures to record tax collections now uncovered.
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Lawcast Pit
Himanuel I Hershey
Gas Well Fire Devastates Parkersburg Region
In Ritchie county a Painter gas well caught fire last night and could not be extinguished. Officials say millions of cubic feet of gas were lost and the financial impact will be enormous. The blaze roared for miles as flames threatened nearby areas.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Tig Painter
Ritchie County
Warringas
Overseas Debt Dispute Strains Holsmare-Cacos Ville Claim
In Santo Domingo the US gunboat Machingla In port and French authorities press a 200000 francs claim overdue for Holsmare-Cacos Ville. The treaty demands payment, threatening to embargo government revenues. A local lawyer declined to act. the supreme court appointed a consul's attorney.
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Banto Domingo
United States
Machingla
Improv
Gridley's Ambition Seeks Naval Commission in 1900s
J P Gridley son of the late Olympia captain presented papers for marine corps commissions in Norfolk. He aims to become a lieutenant with endorsements from President McKinley and Admiral Dewey who personally back his appointment.
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Norfolk
Marine Corps
J. P. Gridley
Captain Gridley
The
Gridley
Matiniey
Mtd
Ademiral Dewey
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