Police Board Considers Guests at Opening and Officer Bahl
The Police Board met Saturday to review hotel opening guests and considered Patrolman Bahl's conduct. Witnesses testified about Bahl's intoxication at Dupree's bar and incidents at a dance, leading to a request for his resignation for unbecoming conduct. Bahl submitted his resignation, which the board unanimously accepted.
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Tre
Rome
Dupree
North
Kansas Avenue
Dupree's
Bartitlan
CIA
Warren Sith
Fahl
Phaein Jordan
Bahl
Eliza Williams
Anna Combs
Lees
Phi
Dlamtsord
Pahl
Rodgers
Mr. Holliday
Mr. Rodgers
Mr. Hecht
Hollides
Gardiner
John Gardiner
Interest disbursements in New York total near 105 million
New York January 4 disbursements of interest on bonds and dividends amount to about 251.8 million for January 1 payments. Government bonds add about 6.6 million. railroad and other bonds, about 2.0 million. Principal cancellations include 12,000 in railroad bonds. Denominations and insurance dividends are noted as fully paid.
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New York
Shin City
United States
Miecke
Irearmily
Palace Clothing Company Expands Quarters
Growing larger, The Palace Clothing Company enlarges its quarters to boost sales. The firm reports past series sales near $100,000, crediting strong use of print and liberal advertising. Plans are ripening to increase selling space and improve commodious facilities for keen buyers.
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Palace Clothing Company
Speh
Wedearn
Auerbath
Poultry Show Opens In Topeka With Big Kansas Sale
The eighth annual Poultry Association of Kansas exhibition begins today at 138 East Sherri Street, Topeka, running six days. Officials report eyeing a 1895 year ending December 21 sales total of 2,932,000 and expect higher now. The event draws delegations from Parsons, Hotton, Lawrence, Emporia, and other towns with cars of fowl, while plans discuss reorganization and permanent state headquarters. Porter Moore leads the Southeastern Kansas exhibit. D A Wise coordinates exhibits. a legislative measure for industry improvements is anticipated.
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Kansas
Sherri Street
Poultry Association of Kansas
JW. F. Hughes
G. GC
Wirat
F. G. Tompkins
A. Shere
Topeka
Porter Moore
Parsons
State Assectation
D. A. Wise
Atate Association
Southeastern Kuaneas Poultry Association
Hotton
Northestern Kanats Association
Lawrence
Emporia
W. C.adkina
Farm
Horton
Chas. H. Thodes
North Topeka
Une
Howey
Ice Yachts Collide on Lake Pepin in Wis
Pepin Wisconsin January 4 Capt A Fuller led the ice yacht Tempest and Commodore H M Anderson commanded the Lorna collided on Lake Pepin just in front of the town. Each vessel carried three men. The Tempest came in from a run at a mile a minute while the Lorna maneuvered for landing. The crash occurred at right angles, throwing the crews in all directions. Glen Murray was knocked senseless with a head wound. Geo Murray suffered cuts to head face and knee and may be crippled.
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Glen Murray
Geo. Murray
Rich Mine Strike Near Custor Peak At Dumont
A rich strike on the Amaqueen claim lies one mile east of Custor Peak, five miles east of Dumont. The milky white quartz ore tests from 100 to 290 dollars per ton with free gold. Owners Brown Rogers and Sherman plan a two stamp mill already under construction and due to run soon.
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Van
Amaqueen
Custor
Meesrs, Brown, Rogers and Sherman
Dumont
Chicago Women Barrred From Intercollegiate Basketball
Chicago University prohibits women students from playing intercollegiate basketball. President Larger spoke at convocation saying women cannot engage in the sport on campus. Despite organized teams by Mrs. A. Alonzo Starg and Milas Grace Eberhardt, faculty approval was not granted and the plan stalled.
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Chicago University
Chicago
University of Chiceen
Schaserhull
Elye
A. Alonzo Starg
Milas Grace Eberhardt
Chicka
Austine
Hull House
Oll- Vetter
Nurserymen Seek Tariff Boost Pushed by A L Brooke
Topeka representative A L Brooke leads the push for tariff and protective duties for nurserymen. He chairs the tariff committee of the Western Association of Nurserymen and has for a month prepared a schedule to aid nursery businesses nationwide. Congressman Curtis will handle the measure when ready for presentation.
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L Brooke
Congress
A. L. Brooke
Topeka
Nurserymnen
Brooke
Wentirn Association of Nurserymen
Curtis
Four Seasons Hotel Sold Amid Social Clash in Tennessee
The Four Seasons hotel near the Kentucky line in Tennessee, built by Chicago and New York investors, sold today to the Lica Memorial University for about 7100. The resort, opened two years ago, saw social tensions between eastern guests and southern locals during its inaugural ball, boosting losses over a million dollars and causing an assignment. Dr Anton Dvorak plans to return to the United States to direct the National Conservatory of Music next season, promising renewed interest in new music production.
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Louisville
Four Seasons
Chicago
New York
Mountains
Tennessee
Ube
Kentucky
Lica Memorial University
Dvorak
U.S
Anton Dvorak
National Conservatory of Music
Dr Jameson’s Brother Dies in London January First
Dr Jameson brother of the Transvaal rider died January 1 in London. Weather indications in Kansas forecast colder nights and a brisk westerly wind.
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Dr. Jameson
London
Transvaal
Reider
Kansas
Grover's Last Banquet and Cabinet Moves
January 4 in Washington reports President Cleveland will host his final cabinet dinner. Postmaster General Wilson is courted for president of Washington and Lee University. John G Carlisle may leave Kentucky for New York business or a large insurer. Several cabinet members are slated for new posts or retirement, with Lamont, Morton, Olney, and Francis among those noted for future moves.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chiveland
Tom Clone
Wilson
Washington and
Lee
Gardenet
Witon
Congress
John G. Cerlisle
Kentucky
New York
Samre
David BL H
Mrrberttesata
Lamont
Newe York
Morten
Avtown
Olney
Haston
Pranci
Court Grants Greenwood Custody in Divorce Case
In Greenwood divorce action Ashford W. Greenwood gains custody of child Gener McKinley Greenwood from Saturday morning at 9 until Sunday evening, with the wife holding care for the rest of the week. The schedule starts next Saturday and continues through the next term, amid public court proceedings and emotional scenes in Oakland.
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Hazen
Miners Strike Near Ouray Likely Over Labor Influx
Reports from Denver and Ouray indicate a looming miners strike in Ouray and San Miguel counties sparked by non union labor from Missouri entering the region near the Virginia tunnel west of Ouray. About 400 miners have already joined strikers from Joplin Missouri aiming to take the strikers’ place as negotiations fail.
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Ouray
Col
Denver
Tanel
Aroun Joplin
Irikers
San Miguel
Hom
British Defeat the Zulus at Angoni clash reported
London announces British South Africa forces defeated the Angoni Zulus led by Cater Chikusi who invaded southwest Nyass. Chief Chikusi was captured and hanged. An obituary notice lists Apollo Lodge meeting at the A U W hall to attend Tito’s funeral.
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London
Van
Blantyre
British South Africa
Agale
Apollo Lodge No
U W
Tito
Dedtoss
I B
Schmidt
Ftecorder
Death notices list multiple funerals and attestations
The notice enumerates funeral services for Calorel W. A. De Moix at Piret Methodist Church with Masonic lodge attendance and interment in Topeka cemetery, John M. Morgan at Third Christian church, Jas Sheedy at Church of the Assumption with Father Hayden officiating, and a death of Artz R. Detersom brother Ralph. Also reports a Sidalia Missouri pneumonia death, Mrs Mary H Sherrill at age 60 with survivors in Topeka Sabetha Eureka Helton Fort Lyon and burial at Siouxville Kansas with Rev. F G Sherrill.
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Calorel
W. A. de Moix
Piret Methodist Church
Vhis City
Topeka
Third Christian Church
John M. Morgan
Jas Sheedy
Tyler Street
Church of the Assumption
Hayden
Ward Peterson
Tucson
Artz
Ralph FR. Detersom
Yves
Sidalia
Pheumonis
Mary H. Sherrill
Ea Rraith
Tomka
Marry Reding
Sabetha
Kan
W. A. Sherrill
Eureka
Wah
T. EB. Ashton
Helton
Phillip Willkens
Fort Lyon
Souisville
Kam
F. G. Sher- Till
Wingfield Illinois Senatorship Faces Fractured Fight
In Springfield there is brisk political activity as the legislature considers the United States senate seat to replace John M. Palmer. Leading contenders include Chicago alderman Martin Matheo and millionaire packer Sam Mell Allerton along with Littler Carr Hite Mason Madden and others, with Mason and Madden among favored candidates.
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Wingfield
Springfield
John M. Palmer
United States Senate
United States
Genech
Martin Matdeo
Chicago
Sammel W. Allerton
Packer
Devil EF
Littler
Mark H. Carr
Galesburg
Denmark
RR. Hite
Meant Morris
Wm. E. Mason
Chicse
Hoth Mason
Madden
Pingree Victorious as Court Grants Permanent Injunction
Detroit court, presided by Donovan of the circuit, sustains and makes permanent the injunction restraining the board of county supervisors from acting on a county ruling under a recent contract. The main request claimed improper influence in selecting stone for the structure. The injunction was brought at the instance of Mayor Pingree.
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Detroit
Disappearance of Juan Fernandez Island Questioned
Reports from British authorites cite unverified claims of Juan Fernandez Island vanishing. Chilean papers reference a 1896 earthquake saga and a Chilean expedition, noting ongoing communications and ongoing cannery work at Cumberland Bay.
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San Francisco
Iain Powles
James Ixerr
Juan Fernandes
Juan Fernando
Presidente Ertasuriz
Cumberland Bay
New York
Valparaiso
Panama
Colone Jass
Valpersine
Powles
Masins
Chile
Juanez
Selkirk
Martime
Casma
North Topera community notices and gatherings
Local items report social visits, family events, deaths, and church activities. Names include John M Hart, Blanche Shearer, Miss Rene Walker, and Edna Pitt. Community notes mention a ball game near Indian Creek, a temperance talk at St Mark's, and revival services at Presbyterian and Baptist churches led by Rev. Ione of Kansas City and W R Hutchiter.
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Ars
J. Senith
Altoona Sa
David Faravion
Jackson
Tambtyn
Howard Stewart
Heynolda
Fen Ax
Lawrences
Gener
W. G
Gorton Street
Baxt
Kanene
Athens
Wien
Bet Eteter
L. Courtney
Rene Walker
Bot
Louthvilie
Kan
Edna Pitt
Kul
Antee Avene
Presbyterian
Ione
Kasran City
W. R. Hutchiter
Crop Outlook Gloomy Across Major Wheat Regions
London report notes January cold may hinder agriculture on the continent and that Australia saw rain too late for growth. Argentine prospects grow gloomier than Christmas, while the 1904 Russian wheat crop is officially down by about 3,500,000 quarters from 1903 and well below the 1918 bumper. Henry Frantz, real estate man of Wellington, Kan., dies, formerly from Illinois where he served in the state senate.
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London
Mark Lane
Drees
Australia
Testonnia
F. Frantz
Wellington
Kan
Henry Frantz
Milnois
Woodford
Marshall Counnties
Senate
New Office Opens in Metropolitan Life Tower
In New York a new office facility in the Metropolitan Life Tower is open for business. The arrangement involves the Hox pis tion and Beddyvaniee and a unique lock box system. The activity is reportedly the only one of its kind in the country and will be prepared with SW bores.
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New York
Jan
Ife Tieuraotane
Beddyvaniee
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Oris
Hiederen
Oand
Qinhably
Benebrate
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Chiles
Tair
Chilex
Julice
Lary
Tintheen Temas
Hidur Nivea Vietling
Galantul Mers
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Bahl Down
Binks
Fardiner
Winn
Pinietom
Jim
Prof
Samuels
Ame
N.Y
Kansas Poultry Assn
Cb Hotel
Lincoln Memorial University
Grover
Kansas City
Glendale
John Kennedy
Illinois
Pingree
Victor
Detroit County Board
Uruscue’s Island
O. K
North Topera
State Journal
Kimball
Ig Company
M. Hart of
Mindora
Topeka Steam Laundry
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