Poles May Be Cut Western Union Refuses to Bury Wires
St Louis officials clash with Western Union over underground wiring. Despite Keyes ordinance and a Supreme Court ruling, Western Union declines to bury lines in the preserved district. City officials argue for removal, while the company cites legal defenses and prior permits.
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The Coming War Lemion Tan 5 The Near Chronicle Opinion
A visiting American power expert, who recently toured Siberia, Mongolia, and Manchuria, warns that the United States has little to gain from Russia or England in relation to Russia. He suggests war may come sooner or later, and advocates action now before Russia consolidates power.
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White Pass Railway work begins near last tunnel in Canada
Advices from Russia report severe weather on the Bennett Pass. The White Pass Railway in Canadian territory has begun the last tunnel. A separate note mentions a $3260 diamond theft tied to Mrs Grinmane Williams and other suspects, with a confession locating diamonds at a corner in Chicago.
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A Fine Residence Burned in Sydney Or Nearby
A damaged report describes a house fire causing extensive loss with damaged furniture and goods valued around twenty thousand dollars. The fragment references a location near Sydney and mentions a person possibly named Dutling, with sparse details on cause or aftermath.
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Skin Beautifier Ad Promises Patches and Tan Removal
An ad claims a cosmetic called Deena Forever repairs skin by removing tan and rash. It touts special patches and a soothing formula suited for delicate faces. The copy appeals to fashionable ladies and mentions European goods and a variety of beauty products.
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Pingree Scared Urges Congress to Act on Tax, Railroads
Governor Pingree in Lansing delivers a state message urging federal action on trusts and taxation. He argues state power is limited and calls for equal taxation of railroads under general laws, repeats charter recharters, criticizes federal lobbying, and proposes a moderate income tax. He questions annexation and advocates public railroad ownership and a broad nominating by allied vote.
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Admiral Dewey thanks Cincinnati club for loving cup
A letter from Admiral Dewey to the Piccadilly club of Cincinnati expresses gratitude for a loving cup and a club letter. He hopes to visit upon his return to the United States and accepts an invitation for hospitality from the club, sending sincere regards from Manila.
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Disease Cripples Work as Pneumonia Strikes Immigrant Miners
Pneumonia sweeps Panas mine labor camps as 108 plus cases among imported Black workers are reported. Army units of 60 and 74 men are dispatched to Sprinefeld and Prairie town to relieve guards, totaling 250 on duty. Executors Ben Henderson and Nero Pitts died of the illness. Wages and commissary payments noted as £2008 and weekly sums.
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Deaths and Funerals Of Mrs E Miller Aged 52
Mrs E Miller aged 52 died yesterday afternoon at her home at the corner of Sirus and Highland Avenues. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 oclock with the rites conducted by Reverend Rivers. The obituary note indicates cause as spinal contig. funeral arrangements follow local customs.
Russia Backing France Berlin January 5 Report
Report from Berlin and Albany notes mixed signals on Russian stance with Mt Paka alleged misstatements. Helen Gould is commended for wartime generosity as Albany House passes a rising vote to honor her efforts.
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A New Society Continued From First Page
A dialog discusses bond security for state funds, noting the treasurer’s role, authorizing loans, and state approval of securities. It asserts the house would have no excuse if the measure fails, citing party motives and political pressure.
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Senate debate ends as stock yards reform bill fails
In Topeka the senate paused Malin by a local reform bill creating a charter board to supervise corporations. The measure set fees, annual statements, and foreign company rules, but failed on a 10 to 18 vote amid shared concerns over a labor strike provision and annual reporting requirements. The session adjourned with two judicial district hearings slated for Monday.
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Barbers Bill Aims For State Board And Hygiene Checks
A Kansas barber regulation measure moves toward the regular session. It creates a three member state board to annually inspect shops, issue certificates after exams, and enforce hygiene standards. Fees from about 4,000 barbers fund salaries. penalties include possible imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Barber Towels Rule Sparks Debate in Public Safety Bill
Citizens discuss amendments to a general public safety bill urging barber shops to use two clean towels per customer and imposing a five cent fine on any shop where a customer’s face is cut. The proposal highlights hygiene standards and consumer protection as key issues.
New Senate Officers Chosen After Caucus
The senate last night elected new officers for the regular session, with Senator Householder retained as president pro tem. The roster lists J. W. Murphy as secretary, D. Gassoway sergeant at arms, T H Gallagher assistant sergeant at arms, A A George assistant secretary of state, Rev G W Stinger chaplain, W W Moore docket clerk, L D Buller assistant docket clerk, A D Gilpin journal clerk, H B Wallace and P P Mercer assistant journal clerks, Sol Long leading clerk, W P James door keeper, W H Grove H C Sanger R W Holmes C Widdicombe W L Shopper as assistant door keepers, Ursel Pinch postmaster, F C Johnson docket clerk, Andy Swigart assistant docket clerk, Augusta Hayes stenographer, J D Schooley guard to cloakroom, HL Wood assistant, H H Bolson T W Gannowas C W Grissby C P Russell Henry Davis Sanders Guy Benson J A Lupier K Scott Charles Kennedy Robert Widdicome Mark Hern Nellie Forney.
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Belle Plaine
Foster Sinking Health Update Amid Royal Office News
Washington reports ex secretary John W Foster remains weak and restless but his temperature holds. Senate action includes urging investigations into claims against Spain, ratifying treaties with Lower Brule and Hosebud reservations, California land sale proceeds, and clerical appointments in post offices. Senator Cattery spoke on the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.
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Dingley Shows Improvement From Illness
Washington May 5 At 2 o'clock this afternoon doctors said Representative Dingley was much better and likely to continue improving.
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Hennessy Resolutions Against Pillager Pardoning
In St Paul on January 5 the legislature heard Hennessy present a resolution protesting the president of the Pillager Indians for pardoning participants in the Leech Lake outbreak that killed Major Wilkinson and six U S soldiers. No action was taken.
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Local arrest after found harness near depot
Officer Betts detained Enis Brown after spotting a sack holding a single harness beside the Missouri Pacific depot. Brown was arrested on suspicion and held with the Repness. no owner for the property was located as the case proceeds. A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a reporter exchange.
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Million Tons of Orders Hit Iron Works in New York
Iron Age notes continued activity in iron and steel trades with producers loading for months to come. A large concern reportedly holds one million tons of orders. rail mills raise prices. Pennsylvania Railroad placed 19 000 tons distributed to mills. National Tube Works sold pipe to Germany. American Steel and Wire to raise capital to $90 million. new plant in central Ohio planned amid ongoing market tensions. Hanged for Wife Murder in Pittsburgh. Silas Anderson executed after killing his wife last March, jealousy cited.
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Poday Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Trends
The Associated Press market report notes bullish wheat sentiment fading as Liverpool demand disappoints and spring corn weakens. Prices drift lower after brief gains, with weak export orders and sluggish winter wheat prospects due to cold. Receipts and livestock quotes follow, showing cattle and sheep trading near steady with current feeder and native stockers active in state markets.
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Kansas City Livestock Market and Commodity Roundup
Market summaries show cattle prices and grain futures with Kansas City figures. Notes include native cows and western stockers, wheat and corn trends, and New York money market shifts. Local and national price movements are reported with brief market commentary.
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