Chancellor Accuses Christian Science of Causing Death
Syracuse University Chancellor charges the death of Miss Une Lund to Christian Science in a statement. The deceased, a Norwegian musician, died of anesthesia complications after rejecting medical care and following faith healing. The article details alleged deception by Christian Scientists and prior medical refusal at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Jaren FR Pay
Unei Lund
Mis Uno Lund
Europe
Day
Mise Lund
Boston
Dr. Heffron
Thaye
Tess
Chris- Wen Seienter
Miss Land
Jan Stkence
Panama Canal Sale Pressure Shifts Toward U S Offer
Paris reports growing belief that the United States would pay 40 million to obtain the Panama Canal, a price seen as the best bargain in history even surpassing the Louisiana Purchase. Prominent financiers urge accepting a quick deal to avert ruin, while experts note Washington’s leverage may seal the transfer.
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Paris
United States
Params Canal
Louisiana Purchase
M. Leroy-Beau- Len
Cconunist
Puram
Washington
Grivine
M_ Hunau Varilin
Panama Company
Panama
United
Old Railroad Fight Hears Newman Erb Side in Northwestern Case
Judge Phillips hears Newman Erb, former receiver of the Kansas City Wyandotte and Northwestern railway, in federal court. The case involves property along the line and a dispute with the railroad merger, with Rossington Smith and Histed for Ext and Judge Hortor for the railroad.
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Phillips
Newman Erb
Northwestern
Salt of
Kansan City
Rossington
Smith and Histed
December 1901 Post Office Receipts Record Set
The December 1901 post office report shows receipts of 272 dollars, exceeding prior months and reflecting higher postage stamp sales stamped envelopes and special delivery stamps. The record indicates overall revenue growth driven by increased mail and related postal items.
Vanderbilt Oil Engine Arrives at Santa Fe Shops
The first Vanderbilt oil engine has arrived at Santa Fe Shops and will be tested locally before being sent to California for service. Inventor Corneille Vanderbilt Jr. previously developed the cylindrical firebox design and its Detroit fuel concept.
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Santa Fe
We Sante Ee Wits
Corneille Vanderbilt, Jr
Califoria
Silver element wins in Indiana district conventions
Indianapolis Jan 3 district conventions for electing members of the Democratic state central committee show free silver influences prevailing in most districts with conservatives winning in a few with anti Bryan stances. Joseph T Panning leads district chairman race as Fort Wayne and Greenfield candidates seek state chairmanship amid party division. Former Indianapolis mayor Taggart resigns from Indiana state committee and seeks national Democratic chairmanship.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Balt
Joseph T. Panning
State Central Committee
SE Weming
Fort Wayne
Rem
U.S. Jackson
Greenfield
Fieming
Jackson
Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Indiana State Committee
National Democratic
Living snake found in Henry Husselman's stomach
Henry Husselman of Chicago is said to harbor a live snake in his stomach, as detected by an X ray. Doctors and Prof Fuchs reported the snake outline appeared to extend from the stomach, with the snake’s body and head seemingly visible on the image, pending confirmation of the X-ray.
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Henry Husselman
Chicago
Husselman
Fuchs
Four Negroes Fined for Stolen Corn Wagon Load
Scott Kurr Wim Wheat Lennie W5 Mame and Chas Snead, accused of stealing a wagon load of corn from W. S. Hylwand near Holcomb, were found guilty in city court and fined $50 each. The complaint alleges the theft occurred one mile north of town.
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Scott Kurr
Wim
Lennie
Mame
Chas Snead
Hylwand
Ccate
Holcombves
Ohio House Speakership Wires Crossed in Party Fight
Ohio legislators and candidates for executive posts move through a speaker fight as Cox backs Price while Foraker and Hanna waver. The clash pits Daugherty allies against Cox and hints temporary alignments with McKinnon, Foster, Bushnell, Kurtz, and others in a tangled pre nominating scene in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Cincinnnati
Hanna
Washington
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Tanna
Price
McKincon
Coxwen
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Nash
Cox
McKinnon
Peaker
Speaker
Kurtz
Snaders
Hunt's Message to Porto Rico Legislature
Governor Hunt addressed the Insular Legislature in San Juan's theater in a crowded session. He reported prosperity with growing schools and exports, noted 35 schools with 60 teachers and 1,000 plus students studying in the United States, urged municipal law reforms, limited tax rises, harbor improvements, and a new code, while lamenting ambiguities in Santiago Ingres case and urging peaceful organization.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
Gov. Hunt
Theater of
Portofico
Mlture
United States
Sakae
Tuy
Tng
Teria
Mito
Hunt
M Juan Harbor
Santiago Ingresas
American Federation of Labor
Kewless Neas
Imilividuedis
Hunt Ureed
Sendh Ofa
Congress
Cony
Msrreal
Tamiecibor
Lawie Hartsough Sentenced in Sheridan Manslaughter Case
Judge Stotts sentenced Lawie Hartsough to 29 years in the penitentiary for manslaughter in the killing of partner J. B. McLaush about two months earlier. Hartsough, a leading local business man, faced a fatal shooting linked to northern Wyoming business circles. The article also notes a separate involuntary bankruptcy petition in Parkersburg West Virginia regarding the Filmington Coal Company, described as the largest such case before the court, with creditors represented by John T. McGraw and Melville D. Post from New York offices and West Virginia mines.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Stotts
Lawie Hartsough
Hartsough
J. B. McLaush
Wyoming
Parkersburg
W -Va
Jas
John T. McGraw
Melville D. Post
Filemington Coal Company
New York
West Virginia
Menninger
M. D
Kannas Are
Tel
Topeka Lave
Who Cuts the Ice Supreme Court Case in Olathe
The city of Olathe appeals to the state Supreme Court over an injunction regarding a deed privilege that allowed George B. Alger to cut three tons of ice from a city pond each winter. The lower court ruled the privilege valid. the city contests it as the drought and low water threaten supplies.
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Supreme Court
Olathe
District Court of
Johnson County
Suah
George B. Alger
Alger
Deaf and Dumb School
Reyerves
Where Are Children In Kansas Schools This Year
Census figures show Kansas school population fell to 283 175 pupils in 1901 from 283 175 last year. There are 9 406 school houses state wide. Total teachers wages last year reached 3 211 451 70 dollars, averaging 42 per month for men and 36 for women. 1516 teachers were employed, up 28 from the prior year. State term length averages 36 weeks.
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Kansas
Thema
Nelson
Trees in Bad Health Boston Common Experts Sound Alarm
Boston officials called in Samuel Parsons of New York to inspect Boston Common trees. He found widespread decline from neglect and poor pruning, noting recent plantings were done under wrong principles. A few trees may be beyond saving, but many can be restored for years to come.
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Boston
Boston Common
Samuel Parsons
New York City
Parsons
British American syndicate plans refrigerated steamship line
A powerful British American syndicate plans to build six 8000 ton refrigerator steamers to sail weekly between New York Boston and Bristol with a later link to New Orleans. The project aims to boost American fruit exports and dovetails with Bristol docks expansion and a Bristol cold storage plant costing 500000.
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London
New York
Boston
Bristol
New Orleans
Hitler, Dempster
England
America
FP. B. Girdlestone
Bristol Docks
Bruxtol
California
Houston
Texas and Pacific Railway
Goulds
Frocks and Frills Orgnden Travelogue Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a theater piece with cast including Charles Calvert and Lottie ene, mentioning Jun 3 and Sidney Grunds, by F Barlnoa and Cyshi Mande. References to Husmarket and Laxton suggest a touring or staged performance with uncertain context and damaged phrasing.
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Sidney Grunds
F Barrlnoa
Cyshi Mande
Manner of
Ghia Theater
Strange Doings At Elkhart Inn
Mr and Mrs James McCarthy of 120 Pratt street Elkhart report a series of peculiar and mysterious happenings at their boardinghouse on Tuesday from morning until 4 pm. Neighbors describe unsettling manifestations witnessed only in the presence of their one year old daughter Beeste Currier. A stick of wood and a stovepipe joint moved inexplicably to the room center and from the cellar.
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Elkhart
Inn
James McCarthy
Pratt Street
Beeste Currier
Burglary Suspects Sought. Stranger Girl Under Scrutiny
Reports recount a disruptive sequence as a girl and relatives dispute mysterious noises described as deviltry. Local families note the child’s innocence while investigators and Mrs William Currier consider tricks. Separate notes report John W Bufork's death from brain abscess at 24, and warrants for Tom Davis and John Wilson on burglary and larceny tied to a West Laurent Street store break-in.
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Tom Davis
John Wilson
M. W. Overton
West
Laurent ‘Street
North Topeka
Chicago Market Report Confusing Wheat Cattle and Stocks
Chicago market report details a choppy wheat session with small northwestern receipts spurring a late rally. Cattle and hogs show steady to firm tones amid mixed Western receipts while New York stocks edge upward on light volume.
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New York
Chicago
Realis
Realen
Begasoe
Minneapolis
Dulac
Ak ReGuaes
Eit
Navy
Finneio
Gsss
Janiouo
Orthwestern
Timothy Maret
Jan
Ught
Ule
Westarmaes
Sowahr
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Christian Science
Pyle Pads Abe
Burdock
Indiana Democratic Committee
Hanna and Foraker
Boss Cox
Goulda
Sidney Grundy
Wiliam Currier
John W. Bufork
Kansas City
Kas
Santa Fe Hospital
Marion
Paul
Neale
Srouinsee
Kanes
Bios
Peat ‘Crosived
Goniiered
Ie Mranulatea
Topexs
Topeke, Jan
Topeka
Basel
Oe Posten
Cotten Market
Yank
Misching Uplands
Gulf
Sigfiuritheh i
Kaneas City
Pacific Mail
Maubarus
Tom
Today’s Market Report
Texas
Eisos
Wales
Srimignweebers
Cy Swen
Produc
Kansas Ne
Wall Street
Aes
Rook Talund
Setons
A. G. Goodwin
Kansas Avenue
Lacie
Chicare
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