Boys Play At Cuban War In Cleveland Riot
In Cleveland and its southwest quarter, two gangs of boys calling themselves Spaniards and Cubans clash in a brutal month long feud. About 200 youths face about 20 insurgents, wielding revolvers, guns, stones, and cats. A fierce Saturday battle left several wounded, with trains hit and youths firing from behind cars. Police intervened and the combatants fled to swamps, leaving one boy with a hand wound, another with a knee injury, and a third shot in the head.
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Cleveland
Cuba
Bale An Hoor
Bulwark
Fred
Black Patti troupe denied lodging in Columbus hotels
The Black Patti theatrical company faces hotel refusals in Columbus as manager threatens suit, claiming legality of lodging rights. Members, some lighter colored, secured rooms before learning of the troupe’s identity, forcing others to seek boarding houses on Third Street. The manager vows to test the laws to settle the dispute. The piece also notes a contrast between old messenger methods and telephone use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
City
Third Street
Nota Chotve
Carle
Kerrie
Sword of Damoctes health warning and Dr Pierce ad
An end of century health column emphasizes balance between work and health. It extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for toning the system aiding digestion appetite and blood quality. The advertisement praises the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser book with illustrations and offers discounts by mail from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tei
Dr. Pierce
Arbast Howell
Feenville Wayne Co. Pa
Gulden Medical Discovery
Saltrheum
Guatic
Common Sense
World's Dispensary Medical? Association
Buffalo
Debs Leaves People's Party For Socialism
Terre Haute Jan. 3 Hu ene Debs writes a letter announcing his departure from the People's Party to become a socialist He says he backed Bryan not for free silver but to end industrial slavery and trusts He argues the 1896 defeat showed organized labor outnumbered by the unorganized and that socialism offers a path out of wage slavery He critiques private capital as sacralized property and calls for collective ownership of production and distribution.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Railway Times
Huene Debs
People’s Party
Bryan
Tree Silver
National Ja
Mark Hanna
Bry
Wass
Warners
Debs
Tuck
Fie
Tie
Ger Himscif
Gueinst
Cooperative Commonwealth
Tollibe
Wealthy Pittsburg Banker Hangs Self After Insurance Buy
Pittsburg Pennsylvania reports a banker named Taundryman, director at Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, who died by suicide. He recently bought life insurance policies totaling 500000 and 200000 six weeks before his death. His fortune reached about 600000, with real estate holdings and a North Avenue home purchased for cash a year ago for 600000.
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Pittsburg
Selo
Hie
Jonah
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Considerance Aluette Real Estate
North Avenue
Electric Bitters and Cough Cure Adverts
Electric Bitters is hailed as a seasonal tonic and alterative helping languid, exhausted feelings and sluggish liver with claims of preventing bilious fevers and malaria. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for croup relief. price 50 cents per bottle at Fifth and Kansas Ave stores. testimonial from W. Stansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Kansas Ave
W. Stansfield
Kansas
Among Railroad Men and Their Schooled Roster
The Rock Island system runs a regular operating department catechism for division superintendents and crews across its lines. Schools meet at varied sites with prompts, rules, and case questions to test knowledge and prepare men for promotions, with annual rule updates and wide participation.
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Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
Chicago
Hitt
Cok Hall
Mort
Divivtate
Peter Te Vroom
Uncle Sam
Urek
Abene
Bit Mit
Ile Clind
Ote
Comers
Gierawueh
Juchonger
Medhasica
Aij
USL
Ani
Elper
Fireman
Thenoz
Enelover
Ewitchinn
Drakeman
Freleti Sanductor
Parwenger
Parcher
Bearniing the Safe
Pecatoe
Ant Slsjatcher
Feor Sana
Etd Boas
Bie Shenme
Teuselonetuay
Phoy
Seextor
Iis
Salanis
Remae
Simone
Howevr
Teo
Tite
Rock
Iland i
ANOTHER SANTA FE OFFICE TO ADD ASSISTANT MACHINERY CHIEF
Reports indicate a new Santa Fe office of assistant superintendent of machinery will be created in Santa Fe to aid Mr. Pilger. The post mirrors duties once held by the mechanical department and was offered to Gulf Colorado Santa Fe’s George A Hancock, who reportedly declined. Authorities say exact appointment details remain unsettled and timing uncertain.
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Couture
Santa Fe
Mechanical Department of the Road
Player
George A. Hancock
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Galveston
Tex
Hancock
Mechanical Department
The
Geo. Harkney
Gulf Road
Pilger
Big Drifts of Sand Drift Rail Lines Across State
High northeast winds yesterday piled sand and snow into cuts along railroads, blocking passenger and freight traffic. Drifts reached several feet from Kinsley to Dodge City on the Santa Fe route, with Rock Island lines also affected. By nightfall, train crews and snow plows cleared tracks, and officials expected no major delays today.
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Teakroad
Sant Ferne
Kinsley
Dodge
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Mildivision
Master Mechanic Changes at Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
James Collinson, master mechanic of the Chicago division, is likely to join Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe at Galveston, Texas, after an offer to Geo. W. Smith. If Collinson accepts, Thomas Lommane would move from Nickerson to Fort Madison to replace him and John Kirk would shift from Arkansas City to Nickerson.
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James Collinson
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fa
Galveston
Texas
Geo. WW. Smith
Chicago
Santa Fe
Collinson
Cut— Incon
Thomas Lommane
Nickerson
Ft. Madison
John Kirk
Arkansas City
Retiring Katy Official Gave Salary to Save Jobs
Edwin Adams longtime freight and passenger agent for the Missouri Kansas & Texas at Parsons Kansas resigns effective February 1 after 21 years with the road. He offered to waive his salary for three months during a period of expense reductions to avoid furloughs for other workers.
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Edwin Adams
K.&t
Eauin Adams
Parsons
Kan
Adame
Wer
Phe
Katy
Topeka News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Citizens discuss street work and new road plans while many students pass through town for state university events. Local officials report on crime, sanitation, and civic meetings with notices of police, church, and political activities amid winter season events and community gatherings.
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Martin and Dennis Methodist Church
John Madden
Emporia
Topeka
United States Senate
State University At
Lawrence
State Normal
Annie L. Shultz
Geo. F. Shult
Woman's Free Silver Club
Kanens Avenue
Columbia Club
New Catholic Orean- Taation
Wlll
Ite Oor
Veule
WS. Lindsay
Topeka Avenue
Washburn Colee
Local notices and arrests reported with crowded details
A chaotic report details various local matters including a forthcoming meeting and ground arrangements for a Topeka East Hall venture. It notes director names and a plan to organize the team, plus property deeds and recent raiding actions by police, with arrests for alleged illegal activity and a fatal incident referenced.
Elk Harness Trade Proposed in Portland Snow Note
Speculators plan to capture and domesticate elk in Uma alta county to replace horses for driving. They will trap yearlings in winter, break them to harness, and train teams for sale at high prices, aiming at eastern markets where novelty promises profits. A dozen elk in good condition could fetch about $500 per pair.
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Portland
Chamberlain
Umatila
Dusiness
Hlattie Ile
Spe
aSare
Trun
Harpess
Thor
Actress Mrs Leslie arraigned at home on attempted self harm
Mrs Leslie an actress known on stage as Mile Carree was arraigned at her home before Justice Steer in New Fork on charges of attempting death by her own action. The court met at her residence to avoid police presence. a plea of not guilty was accepted and trial set when her condition allows.
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Leslie
New Fork
Justine Steer
Orion
Butine
Leene
Mile. Carree
Dr Hants Collie Cure Advertisement at Eureka Kan
An old advertisement from Eureka Kansas proclaims Dr Hant s Collie Cure as effective for cats and babies, claiming 95 percent trial satisfaction and urging trials from Dr Hand s Remedies sold by druggists for 25 cents. It touts mineral water and Beecham s pills as the king of pills, with a local address on Bast Ave.
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Eureka
Kan
Hand
HI Dr. Head
Fine Art Souvenir Free Offer Promises Copper Etchings
A 40 page finely bound book of art features copper etchings and a colored frontispiece titled Scenes on the Coast of Normandy. The item is pitched as a decorative ornament for homes and includes a note about state officers and legislators receiving two copies at Mr. Morrisons store.
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Normandy
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ROYAL
Svateur
Woxae
Ecolfis
Geo
W. Stans
Kaneas Avenue
Kansas Railroad
M.A
Vance
Charles Newby
Opetta Avenue
Pegasus
Totun Danning Club
Hudson's Hall
F. Burtos
Montana
Burton
Robert Maxwell
Sheriff Kepsley
Flo
James Davitt
Femporin
Sante Pe
Hallington Booth
Volunteers of America
Hamilton Hall
Offic Board
Christian Church
Vicline
Andrew Kuhl
A. K. Rodgers
J. le Jordan
Wakarasu
Loofburrow
Atwoost Citizen
Senate
Jackson
Thacher
E. N. Gunn
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
North Topeka
Oakland
Grover
Ella Buckner
George EB. Shultz
Anna Louiela Shultz
May Shultz
Langley
Witwee
Topexadruz
J. M. Harrington
Thi City
State House
Ung
State
Topeka Kinkersarten Association
Y. MG. A
Flarkway
House of Representatives
Seventieth
RB. Gemmel
National
Yesterda
Eugene Hagan
Kofur Anderson
Ube
Supreme Court
Rene
Capitol
Sin
Fawer
Shawner
Cyrus Simmons
Yenturiay
Lucas
Sudign
Perry Willings
Kisabatl
Eee Muaunod Marine Itimtall
Sita
Thorpe
Walter Htopmine
Furman
SALE
Furman’s
Roomie
Poker
Ballet
Gulf
Culerano
Tempis
Tosara
Gordon
Troutman
Stone
District Court Chain
BR. Wittame
Fen Internet
Tori Wn Bis
Ty Williamses
Balt Creed
Telther
Myene
Adrs Bach
S c. Nienuts
Register of Divde
Emma VT. Thacher
Clara
Kate
State Printing Office
Ueolt Thacher
East Eighth Street
Kate A. Thacher
East Eighth
Clara Thacher
Andrew Dupree
Pilison
Ferry
Andrew Omigree
Aranstrom
Sue Maid
Polock
Lizzie Richardson
Buhl
Dr. Hant
West
J. W. Ehs
Basti Ave
Pills Beechamns
C. H. Moretson
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy Street
L. M, Penwel
Undertaker
Delless-Peawel
Eas
Barriew
Pha
Stansfield’s
Ishn Greip
GOW Kanran Aye
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