Landed On His Head Morris Murphy Injured Jumping From Train
Morris Murphy a law student from the Mawe Dilversity at Lawrence sustained head injuries after jumping from a moving train at Bolger Yard. He was taken to Chelst desply tel for treatment as doctors work to determine skull fracture risk. His cousin Edon Murphy 19 and Tracy Murphy 2 were among family witnesses as the Santa Fe line westbound near Kingman county led to the accident.
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Morris Murphy
Santa Ferral
Tupetis
Yuna
Sforrla Murphy
Mawe
Lawrence
Bolger
Beeandeteeer
Chelst
Vancil Edon
Maria Murphy
Tray Murphy
Kingman County
Beck
Trowy Murphy
Moris S Murphy
Morrin Murphy
Tracy Murphy
Murphy
Miehelt
Corn Meal Exhibit Bill Aims Paris Exposition Support
Senator Mason introduces a bill for a special appropriation to fund a corn meal exhibit at the Paris exposition. He hopes to rally representatives to widen markets for the abundant U S corn crop, noting export figures and a need for a stable market. Murphy Lyonette, commissioner, is cited in relationship to continental trade efforts and freight rates.
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Benster Mason
Paris
Washington
Jan K
Mason
United Brater
United Fate
United States
Murphy Lyonatee
Indians State Board of Agriculture Seeks Adoption
Jan 5 reports the Indiana state Board of Agriculture debating moving owned property to state control and forming a state organization previously private. An advertisement touts Herbine as a liver tonic with claims of curing various ailments. Geo W Stanford, Kas avenue and All Pharmacy, Sixth and Tope avenues, are listed.
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Indians State Board of Agriculture
IndiaAnpolis
Boant of
Thie City
Geo. W. Stanfeld
Hamilton Hall Chosen For Exhibit Space and Fund Drive
Commercial Club forms a committee to secure Hamilton building space and raise funds by subscriptions from business men to host the National Creamery convention exhibits. A conference with Mr Warner seeks to use the hall and arrange guaranteed support totaling about 760 with events. committee aims to avoid deficit, considering Natatorium site options and entertainments to raise funds tonight.
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Hamilton
Warner & Potter
Commercial Club
Downing
Chas. Adame
C. J. Greenwald
Wrigham
A W. Dane
Jobai McMon~ i
F. Bacon
Frank Merriam
Alt. Warner
Gore
Mr. Warner
Fin
Venth Street
Mer
Chas
Adams
Svete
W. EL. Davie
Atatorium
Greenwald
Ito Kuehne
Ademe
Aus
W. BH. Dawi
Jille
Neisi¢y
F. P. Hacon
Topeka
Harotiton
Brisham
F. B. Bacim
Frank Mer- Ham
Joab Muleane
Utkange- Swot
Thy Carantes
Davis—Ag
Governor Black Reports On Tax Rates And Drunkenness
Governor Black delivers a message to the legislature detailing a $2.67 per $1000 state tax rate for the current year, yielding about 12.054 million dollars with large portions funding public schools and insane care. He notes revenue and license shifts, a funded debt of 5.7656 million, and a drop in drunkenness despite population growth. He also urges immigration checks, fair wages, and nonlethal methods to handle strikes to avoid violence.
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Black
Meitlat
Duras
Ugder
Simestone
Pitsburg Citizens Protest Pardon for Graham
Citizens of Pittsburg and Craynford county rally against granting a pardon to GH Graham, a 15 year prisoner in the state pen. State Auditor Morris and county attorney lead protests, arguing the case deserves no clemency. The compound accusations trace Graham’s crimes, trial drama, and a tense courtroom incident where the defendant faced a would be murder.
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Pittsburg
Craynford County
Graham
Morris
Thes County
Kanga
T. W. Caffey
Auditors Office
Board of Parons
Ibraham
Shauninesmey
el Paso
Texas
Moris
Fhamnerses
Ogurt Hoom
Pitsburg
Graham Wax
Judge Wray Sues Over Cut By McKay Titus in Harper County
Judge McKay and Senator A J Titus sue Jerry Kimpaun in Harper county charging a criminal rel uit. They seek judgment against Hamilton county clerk for circulating malicious reports aimed to provoke wrath and public ridicule. Hamilton posted $500 bond in each case.
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McKay
A. J. Titus
Harper County
Jerry Kimpaun
Titus
Hammilton
Hamilton
Simpson
Hord
State Labor Commissioner Seeks Public Sentiment on Department
Johnson asks business and manufacturing chambers and the public for views on continuing the labor department. Despite efforts to abolish the agency, supporters and opponents remain in debate. The commissioner will consider recommendations in his annual report and respond to the public input.
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Johnson
Gina
Donrivon
Mmake
Pension Fraud Alarmed Surrender of Certificates Begun
Washington January reports say pension frauds alarm the public as letters from pensioners arrive asking cancellation of their pensions. One Michigan retiree enclosed his certificate and urged recall, claiming no entitlement to the government bounty and promising to return all money drawn since the pension was granted.
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Washington
Evans
Michigan
Sugar from Cuba Ships First Cub Sugar in Months
Sugar from Cuba arrives in New York via the Vigiliancia, a Havana cargo ship, discharging 1400 pages totaling 594,000 polinide units. The shipment marks the first Cuban sugar intake in months through Jane line. Cures meat obstinate acute. Gee W. Brang Held at G2 Kansas Avenue, Muller's Pharmacy at Sixth in Popoks ByEnues.
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New York
Vigiliancia
Havana
Jane
Gee W. Brang- Held
Kansas Avenue
Muller's
Wheat surplus is large in January report
The January crop report from the New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin estimates a wheat surplus of 145,000,000 bushels above domestic requirements to June 1. It notes large increases in winter wheat area in California, Oregon, and Washington, with improvements in conditions across eastern states. Domestic supplies total about 311,001,000 bushels, with exports and home use leaving a surplus near 145,000,000 bushels by end of June.
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New York
New York Journal of Commercie and Commercial Bulletin
California
Oregon
Washington
Atx
Bern
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Leiter Sells Out Wheat Crop Not Yet Completed
Chicago Jan 5 Joseph Leiter is reported to have closed contracts for most or all of his 3 730 000 bushels of cash wheat. Negotiations have been underway for days and are nearly finished. Buyers include L Dreyfuss Co of New York French exporters and Gil and Fisher of Baltimore. Dreyfuss's representative is reviewing the wheat with samples sent to New York. Terms unknown but believed satisfactory to Leiter Gil and Fisher. Baltimore exporters are among the largest corn houses and stand high in the trade.
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Chicago
Joseph Leiter
L. Dreyfoss & Co
New York
Freneh
Gil and Fisher
Battmore
Dreyfuss
Leiter
Gil
Fisher
Baltimore
Claimed by France over Clipperton Island dispute
Ports report Liberte claims Clipperton island belongs to France despite a Mexican flag incident. It notes Americans protested and asks Washington for protection while France must restore order and decide the dispute between the United States and Mexico.
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the Liberte
Neitherrexico Nor
United States
Clipperton Island
Jan. S
The
Liberte
Democrata
France
Washington artist Adeline Fassett dies on street
Mrs Adeline M Fassett an artist of national prominence collapsed and died on a Washington street last evening Her noted work The electoral college depicts the Hayes Tilden tribunal and she painted portraits of Garfield and several Supreme Court members She came from Ohio to 175 and made Washington her home
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Washington
Adeline M. Paesett
From the Antarctic Carrier Pigeon Flits Between Belgica and Buenos Aires
Messages report the Belgica ship cooling at Ushuale and now sailing south. Advices claim seventeen men from the Gurische Onte Arctic expedition aboard the Tolsien hake rived here with duties that Punta Arenis state.
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Belgica
Buenos Ayres
Tuenon Ayres
Punta Arenis
Tolsien
Adeties
Uxhuale
Insurance tax ordered on foreign lines in state
San Francisco reports Insurance Commissioner Caine has written to agents of foreign insurers, enforcing a 1 percent county tax on issued amounts for the 188% get up. The tax funds firemen relief in counties. U.S. and European companies differ on payment. Additionally, news from New York notes the St Louis sails to Europe with 200,000 ounces of silver on board.
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San Francisco
Caine
Europe
New York
San
Steamiship
St. Louis
Byery
Ayer
Court of Appeals expands police powers in St Louis ruling
In the case State v Hancock the Court of Appeals in St Louis rules that police may arrest without a warrant for past misdemeanors below felony if the officer has reasonable cause. The decision limits the prior requirement to witness the offense and cites common law on arrest powers.
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Court of Appeals
St Louis
St. Louis
Jan. G
E.G. Hancock
Court of Criminal Correction
Nesuwht
City of St. Louis
Durrant Hope Dims as Habeas Corpus Review Stalls
Sam Francisco reports ongoing habeas corpus review for Durrant with the case under advisement. Gallows escape hopes waver as Governor Budd faces pressure on commutation or reprieve. Chief Justice Beatty’s visit to the governor yields no decision, while posthumous medical notes and questions about a future head examination emerge amid psychopathy commentary.
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Sam Francisco
Thodore Pur Fant
Habeas Corpite
Budd
Beatty
Supreme Court
Durrant
Brown
Patholica
John W. Robertson
Chemlet
American Journal of Infanity
Trent
Drur- Fant
Eid
Ws Stenner
Law to Protect Miners From Scrip Proposed by Clemens
A letter from G C Clemens to Populist leaders urges a special session of the Kansas legislature to pass a broad law protecting miners paid in store scrip. He calls for drastic measures including state injunctions, massive fines on companies for noncompliance, and stiff penalties against officers to compel obedience, aiming to reach employers who pay with scrip.
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G. C. Clemens
Jath Ty
Ahs
Federal judge race sparks rail influence accusations
In Wichite Kansas on January 5 J H Sullee of Fort Scott claims Colonel J H Richards would be a candidate for the new federal district judgeship. Sullee says Richards would be backed by M A Low of Topeka with United Influence and railway support. Critics warn the move risks branding Richards the allroad candidate and seeks to block corporate influence in federal judicial selections.
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Wichite
Kan
J. H. Sullee
Fort Scott
J. H. Richards
Rickards
M. A. Low
Topeka
Missouri Parish
Col. Richards
Lim
Allroad
WINE ON THE ARABIA EXCAVATION YIELDS GROUNDED VESSEL CARGO
Leavenworth reports two carloads of pine pealing mooring gear and many boxes and barrels found in the sunken steamer Arabia hull. Henson brought a shard of wine and doubts further artifacts are recoverable due to the engine size, sand, and water depth. Yale Princeton football receipts near fifty three thousand dollars, per high authority, via Twichell.
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Leavenworth
Gale Henson
Arabia
Henson
Hensen
Artia
Calesora
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