Makes Liars of Men at Temperance Convention Endorse Dispensaries
Alonzo Wardall of this city plans to push state dispensary plans at a coming temperance conference. The state temperance union meeting opens Tuesday at First Presbyterian church with delegates arriving by afternoon trains. Wardall argues for state control of liquor, pure articles, self sustaining business, and strong penalties, citing U S laws and counterfeiting provisions to curb violations. He notes past efforts in Dakota and Kansas and urges enforcement without inducements to sales.
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Hiquors
South Carolina
Conference of Temperance Workers
State Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Wardall
Porter Tenny
Wardal
pWe
Pep
United States
Charch
Warilal
Dakota
Gev. Miller
Wardell
South Carving
Kansas
Emperor William Advocates Honor Duels Prevention
The Times reports Emperor William urges military officers to prevent duels and honor disputes. He calls for a principled, chivalrous approach to amicable settlements, urging all offended parties to accept compromises to protect professional honor.
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William
London
Populists Claim Colorado Legislature Capture
Denver reports the Populists say they control both state houses after signing agreements with National Silver and McKinley Republicans. In the house 25 Populists plus 9 Silver and 3 Republicans backed the pact. in the senate a similar arrangement was achieved. Famed Cripple Creek leader Fa Wn. Hurlbut is slated as house chair. The Populists reportedly hold key committees.
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Colorado
Denver
Dan
Egreementa
McKinles
House
National
McKinley
Gov Bradley Ends Toll Gate Raiders With Militia Action
Gov Bradley orders Kentucky militia to Mercer county to confront a mob of about 30 toll gate raiders in Harridsbore. Rewards for capture have failed to deter depredations, prompting the militia mobilization to restore order in the toll stations.
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Bradley
Lexington
Mercer County
Jacailty
Topeka Whist Club Leaders After Five Foras
The Topeka whist club has played five foras on Monday nights. Pounds and W J Black completed their fifth victory to lead all players. Bronson and Stoddard share second place as scores stand among the field.
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Pounds
Black
Bronson
Stoddard
Topeka
W. J. Black
National Alliance Lodge Installs Officers In Topeka
Home lodge No. 276 National Alliance Aid installed officers at 420 Kansas avenue last night. President H Kronex, vice president To May Clough, secretary Eva Pluckman, lecturer Mrs Iiaaleth Wankel, chaplain Clifford Smith, steward Pred Smith, guide Flora Jones, doorkeeper Mrs De Hammond, medical directors Dr J K Gilbert and Hamilton Poor. New members were initiated and plans made for a ghost party and dance. A committee for dramatic entertainment was named. A. Werdall and Mrs TAiiten Smith were elected captains to recruit new members during January and February, with an oyster supper in March. Wardall to lead women in canvass. Mrs Smitty to remaining members.
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Home Lodge
National Alliance
National Alliance Aid
Kansas Avenue
H. Kronex
May Clough
Eva Pluckman
Iiaaleth Wankel
Clifford Smith
Pred Smith
Flora Jones
de Hammond
Bustens Smith
Ordinance on Sidewalk and Gutter Cleaning Enforced
City ordinance requires property occupants to keep sidewalks and gutters clear of ice, snow, dirt, litter, and obstructions. Noncompliance within 24 hours leads to a $2.50 fine. service method includes delivery to occupant or posting at the premises.
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Salt Street
Purman's
A Night of Grand Opera at the Met Opera House
A New York correspondent reviews the Metropolitan Opera season, noting frigid audiences despite stellar casts led by Calve and Melba. Nordica’s absence, Litvinue’s prominence, and onstage tensions among stars underscore a vibrant yet unsettled season as society chatter overtakes attentive listening.
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Genith
Patti
Nordica
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Felis Litvinue
Edouard de Reszke
Ard
Litvinne
Met Opera Notes On Eames and Neighbors In Lobby Weary
A vivid missive describes Eames the prima donna and her husband Julian Story, praised as poised and in love, amid Met crowd gossip. It notes Mantelli’s return as contralto, Calve with a companion, and a virago in yellow dominating a grand tier as patrons mingle behind the scenes.
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New York
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de Reszke
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de Reszko
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Edouard
Litvinne
Willy Selmte
Papa
Wnele
Julian Story
Donna
Story
Abe
Giasa
Metropolitan
Orchestra
Acta
Mantelli
Sealchi
Jean de Heezke
Proverb Wisdom Shown In Jamaica Speech
In Jamaica, observers note the enduring wit of black Jamaicans who share African roots via proverbs. The essay lists sayings reflecting resilience and cunning, tracing origins to African ancestors and noting 19th century emancipation yet limited progress. The piece frames a distinct island philosophy in compact, period voice.
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Jamaica
Sams
Darkies
Mr. Bigelow
Island
Africa
West Indies
Haiti
Priceta
Dax
Eij
Beguar
Mistah Daves
Coftan
Weyler Says Opposition Awkward as Conscience Is Clear
Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler expressing surprise at Spain’s opposition to his policies. He claims a clear conscience and vows to reveal actions at the proper time. Weyler predicts finishing the revolt in Havana province within a fortnight and will press ceaseless operations until achieved. He downplays political reform moves and favors a harsh military course in Cuba.
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Havana
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Cubiente
Gen. Wegive
Cam
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Wvyler
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Pigar del Fito Protinen
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Matanzas
Women Visit Saloons On West Side Crusade
Miss Jennie Ackerman a temperance worker and Mrs Captain Asher of the American Volunteers conclude a West Side saloon project at Franks Barrel House 26 Halstead street. They preach to drinkers while locals and clergy observers note mixed reception among patrons and bystanders.
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Mrs. Asher
Chicago
Chicard
Jan
Halstead Street
Parrel House
West Side
Jennie Ackerman
Adler
Captain Asher
American Volunteers
Frank Brot
West Side Lodging House
Shakespearean Readings Postponed at Unity Church Lecture
Shakespearean readings by BH, G, and Larimer were postponed. Friday evening this week Prof Black will lecture on King Henry IV Part I before Unity church. No admission charged, public invited to attend.
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Larimer
Unity Club
Charles Lamb
Black
Unity Church
Mineral Water and Western Finest Drink Ad
Mineral Water. The finest in the west. Come and try it at J. W. Phillips, 2 West Eighth. Also 85 Shoes at Purran's.
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J. W. Phillips
Purran
New Use for X Rays Diagnostic Breakthrough Reported
New York January 6 French physician Autier reports a Paris Academy of Sciences success diagnosing lung disease with the Roentgen ray. Boucard describes thoracic shadows revealing pleural effusion and heart-lung outlines, indicating a new diagnostic use for X rays. The item also lists a local laundry ad at Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Afittington Autier
Paris
French Academy of Sciences
Charles Bouchard
L'Hospital de la Charite
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