Inauguration Day in Columbus for Governor Bushnell
Thousands fill Columbus to witness Governor Bushnell sworn in amid massive crowds. President Hanna watches from the Neil House as Bushnell is celebrated with badges, cheers, and a grand parade planned to honor the new administration.
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Bushnell
Columbus
Lung
Hanna
Tallldins
Hutie
Bughvell
Shopa
Gorgienor Hushhell
Supreme Suir, Legitiature
Wificiain
Pirate Howe
Perceniag
State House
Houde
Hanna Wit- Reseed
Capitol
Turing
Ted Warkett
Governue Bushoell
Tim Lawugura
Hanna Cant Win In Ohio Senate Balloting
Colombes Ohio January 10 The secretary foresees no senator win as both houses are split Hanna appears blocked in the upcoming vote. Despite mass convention mobilizations and multiple conferences the plan to elect a Hanna majority fails with expected joint sessions and repeated ballots.
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Colombes
Iegisnature
Font Hell
Miebt
Senate
Hanna
House
Aume Ute
Burne
Gnust
Ut Aly
Servnte
Stremeth
Feist Th
Aapenny
Manna Bur
Gov, Bushnyll
Senatorius Conttest
Ohio Senate Fight Over Inauguration Amid Ballot Turmoil
The Ohio senate fight over governorship continues with party split and shifting loyalties. Democratic leaders pressure for Democratic votes while joint ballots threaten a decisive outcome, as reassembled lawmakers face possible last-minute vote changes and a looming inauguration. Calvin S. Brice weighs in urging Democrats to vote for a Democrat for party integrity and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Geo. W. Hull
Calvin &. Brien
Ohio
Calvin
Brice
Bill to Change Senator Election Method Debated in Columbus
In Columbus the House debated a proposed constitutional amendment to elect United States senators by direct popular vote. A suspension move on the franchise bill failed, while the Senate discussed admission lobby rules and received nominations for the presidency of Jean Sherman and the appointment of Marcus Hanna to a vacancy.
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Columbus
United States
House
Senate
Ddexgina
Covernor Bushnell
Jean Shermanl
Marca A. Hanna
Fred Funston Back From Havana Visit To New York
The City of Washington steamer staff reports Frederick Funston, Cuban insurgent general and Alaskan explorer, arrived in New York for medical treatment. He served on General Garcia’s staff as chief of artillery for over a year and was captured near Puerto Principe about four weeks ago. He provided a false name and was released soon after. Funston suffers from a bullet wound to the thigh.
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New York
Jan. W
Amenge
Toediy
City of Washington
Havana
Frederick Funston
Genéri
Funston
Garcia
Puerto Principe
Punetun
Auditorium Association Meeting Expected This Week
Major Anderson to issue call for a meeting of the Auditorium Association this week. He will confer with W. H. Davis and C. J. Nettels to set a date, and may withdraw his resignation as president, tendered months ago but never acted on, due to time constraints and festival duties.
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Ankocirtion
Th. Anderson
Anderson
W. H. Davis
C. J. Nettels
I Powerbie
Auditorium Association
Bat Uktie
Major Anderson
Katy Ties Up Cars After Sheriff Seizes Engines
Sheriff Harmin chains three engines and arrests the Crews of the Beepert, Rares and Tetac Hallway I company over a $5,000 judgment linked to a death and rape case. Arrestees include the conductor and engineer as a Paola Sedaux passenger train cannot run this morning.
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Paola
Kin
Bieepurt, Rares and
Tetac Hallway I
Bette
Harmin
Supreme Court
Josph & Rowe
Short Hamlin
Ad Arvmun
Paola and
Sedaux
Frozen to death in long wandering circle near Waterville
Two Washington settlers Willam Putraam and Perish Johnson perished wandering in a 2100 mile circle. They left December 20 for a spot 30 miles northwest of Waterville and were found freezing about 30 miles from the area by a soldier party. Jolson, a thoroughbred cky terter owned by M. F. Hankla, died yesterday. 8 year old and a household pet.
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Washington
Coulee City
Wash
Willam Putraam
Perish Johnson
Waterville
Jolson
M. F. Hankla
Tragic Death of Mrs Nash in St Louis Home
Sunday morning before dawn Mrs Nash wife of Rudy Nash of St Louis killed herself with a revolver at her brother-in-law’s home. She died at 1 pm after physicians said she suffered melancholia. The couple moved to St Louis after marriage and their child was born seven weeks ago.
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Ee Nash
Rudy Nash
St Louis
Leon
Shere
Siti
Galle
Naste de
Nash
Topeka
Mise Eric Hively
Nortonville
St. Louis
Yount
Tenth Street
Mrs. Nash
Mra Nash
Kansas
Ste
Leon Yount
Mes. Yount
Effie
Elle
Mr. Nash
Mrs. Fount
Tragedy in Topeka as Mrs Nash Ends Life With Revolver
Mrs Nash a young bride aged about twenty five, living with her husband and infant in Topeka, used a revolver at her temple after months of despondency and melancholia. The act occurred while her husband slept nearby, the baby cried, and an inquest found no clear cause beyond melancholia. Funeral services were held in Nortonville with Knights of Pythias involvement.
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Nortonville
Leo Yount
Nash
J. T. Yount
Knights of Pythias
L. T. Yount
Leon Youst
Topeka
Hatpin Heroine Fends Off Robbers Aboard Train
Chicago report describes Mint Sadie Williams who used a hatpin to stab at robbers during a night assault on Conductor Warren Symington aboard a Live Island avenue cable train. Despite injuries, she defended the conductor, aided by bystanders, until robbers fled. Williams fainted but recovered, living with parents in a downtown office district. Another note mentions Dr Palmer’s illustrated talk on Chris Sunday at the Volunteers hall drawing a large audience.
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Chicago
Warren Symington
Live Island Avenue
Mint Sadie Willama
Miss Williams
Maie Ners
Miss Wilkes
Silas Williame
Miss Willams
Dr. Palmer
American Volunteers
Ebvo
Chris
Fast Seventh Street
Powder shortage sparks call for government factory
A Chicago report to Secretary Lane warns that with all warships engaged powder stockpiles would exhaust in minutes. It would take nearly a year to produce enough powder for another ten hours of battle, prompting urgency to build a government powder factory to cut supply costs and secure rifled cannon powder from limited U S factories in Delaware and California.
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Chicago
Jan
Washington
Sam
Fred
United States
Lane
Board of Ordinance
Wich
Delaware
California
Committee Aims to Complete Creamery Fund Today
The Commercial club committee running the National Creamery convention seeks to raise 202.76 dollars more to reach 35,000 for the guarantee fund and to contract for the Hamilton building. A meeting will discuss entertainment to cover convention expenses, possibly an opera production The Dairymaids proposed by Mrs Merideth.
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Commercial Club
Hamilton
Nason
ON THE PINGREE PLAN Typographical Union to Start a Colony
New York Typographical Union No will form a self supporting colony for the unemployed on unused land. F A Goodyear of Buffalo offers 1000 to 2000 acres for a colony to boost business for his railroad. Title to land after establishment. Union aims to raise 10000 dollars with a matching donor gift. A committee to study the project has been appointed.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Big Six
Union
Nack Sentenced for Guldensuppe Murder to Fifteen Years
Augusta Nack and Martin Thorn were convicted in the Guldensuppe murder case and sentenced to fifteen years in Auburn state prison. The sentence could drop to ten years and five months with good behavior allowances.
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New York
Inn
Augusta Nack
Martin Thorn
Murdie
Wim
Guldensunpe
Bath
Woodside
L. L
Auburn
Powell at Coffeyville Postmaster Nomination
The president today sent in the nominations to the senate for postmasters. Kansas A Powell of Coffeyville is named for the postmaster position. Also listed are Eversale in Colorado Montavista and other appointments in Iowa Montana and Oklahoma.
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A. B. Powell
Washington
Jan
Senate
Colorado
E. FE
Eversale
Montavista
Towa
Melville Sheridan
Osceola
Wiliam H. Letts
Columbus Junction
Kansas
A. St. Powell
Colteyville
Oklatoma
John S. Hadger
Pawnee
Robard E. Jennest
Chandler
Deaths and Funerals Brief in Stranton and Auburndale
Miss Jone Isaacs of Stranton died Sunday at Stormont hospital after peritonitis. Age 18. Remains sent to Scranton for burial. Charles Wade Hewitt, 23, died Sunday after a brief illness. services at Auburndale residence Tuesday at 2 PM. Seven month old Beaih Homer died Saturday from starvation. buried Sunday. family reported destitute to police.
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Jone Isaacs
Stranton
H. Teaaes
Stormont Hospital
Topeks
DeMons & Penwell
Scranton
Charles Wade Hewitt
Wot. Hewitt
Park and
Stephen Streets
Auburndale
Homer
North Emmett Street
Beaih
Fog delays and train trouble in Topeka dispatches
Fog disrupted eastern Missouri and Topeka railroad operations causing losses of track time. No. 1 and No. 5 were hard to track at first as wires malfunctioned. Dispatchers kept trains moving with minor delays. one engine reported ten minutes late but made up time before Topeka arrival.
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Santa Fe
Missouri
Topeka
Nmporia
Kansas City
Uume
Apple Sharp
Delegates Chaotic Vote at Butler County Populist Meet
In Augusta Kansas the Butler County Bimetallic League elected delegates to the state convention. A heated dispute arose over resolutions endorsing Boyle and McNall while opposing Stryker and Heflebower. The Heflebower opposition stemmed from supporters of W H Biddle over a prior nomination defeat.
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Augusta
Jan. U
Butler County Bimetallic League
Indore
Oyle
Webb McNall
William A. Striker Haa
Bia
Kansas
David Heflebower
Boyle
McNall
Stryker
Hetleboower
Heflebower
W. H. Biddle
Diddie
Senate delays McKennan Supreme Court nomination
Washington January 10 The senate dietary committee did not consider the nomination of Attorney General McKennan to be associate Justice of the supreme court. The panel discussed unobjectionable nominations first and will reconvene tomorrow to act on the McKenna nomination.
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Washington
Senate
McKennan
Supreme Court
Indians reclaim ancestral governance against federal act
Montreal January 19 The Troquois Indians decide to revert to traditional tribal government opposing the Indian advancement act which had imposed municipal style rule on reservations The descendants of the Ireque's virtiors reside on reservations at Caughnawaga near Montreal and St Regis land near Cornwall with seven bands at Caughnawaga.
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Montreal
Caugh— Tewrel
Lachine Rapide
St. Regis
Cornwall
Cauxhnawaga
Miss Larimer Hurt by Falling Glass at Grand
Miss Maud Larimer, daughter of J. B. and H. G. Larimer, was struck on the head by glass dropped from a balcony during the oriental ballet. She fainted, recovered, and was taken home. The injury was painful but not serious. Also, August Benson, found drunk on lower Jackson street, was arrested after threats to kill his wife. Today 23 prisoners work on the city stone pile.
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Maud Larimer
J. B
G. Larimer
Miss. Larkiner
Clay Street
Sliss Larimer
Tim Donovan
August Benson
Jackson Street
First
Tyler
Benson
Hunting Party Brings In 64 Meats Amid Beef Price Drop
A hunting party returns with 64 large game cuts as beef markets slide in price. Local butchers report steady demand despite cheaper beef, signaling a shift in seasonal meat supplies and consumer buying.
Still the Same Tale of Klondike Gold Finds
Still the same tale reports Klondike gold finds with a single pan yielding 104 dollars. The field notes haul in Dawson District details large streams like Gold Bottom and List Chance with mining on Mud Bottom and nearby tributaries. Disturbances include wildlife sighting, moose and deer, and a note on sensational ground at MBaiphur Creek with pans earning varied sums from 10 to 15 dollars per pan.
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Victoria
B.C
Hickard Morgan
Dawset
Whaleadieiaie Fuss
Tata
Astmindanes
Mbaiphur Creek
Asthera
Grace Cathedral to Install New Dean from Grace Church
Rev J W Sykes of Toledo Ohio is named as dean of Grace Cathedral. He will arrive in two weeks to assume duties. A Virginian by birth he is described as a brilliant pulpit driver and schooler, with prior service at Calvary. The cathedral has lacked a dean since Dean Harry L Rolley’s resignation.
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Race
J. W. Sykes
Grace Church
Toledo
Grease
Dir
Eter
Lin Tale
Calvary
Grace Cal
Eee
Ponterezee
Grace Cathedral
Harry L Rolley
Wappiles
Millepaugh
Sing Sing murder case crash and ice bath sparks
A chaotic report describes a deadly incident at Sing Sing where a prisoner faced fatal electrocution. The account mentions Berthteca and Solth Were Litned, with unclear names and locations, alongside a weather note predicting no change in temperature and a frigid afternoon.
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Snow Green
Dennis
Local government reshuffles at Shawnee County Court
The Shawnee County Commission reorganized with Commissioner Booth Kelney named chairman. Memorial readings and court sessions opened as the Shawnee county bar gathered, while a cargo dispute over spoiled cablage prompted payment refusals. A bulletin notes Union Pacific passes extended to 1907 and a large baptismal turnout at First Presbyterian Church. Harriet Peck seeks divorce after a disputed marriage, with destitution cases and relief funds highlighted.
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Rltesing
Boott Kelney
Nelit¢ Bitr
Lawrenet
Bir
Aerson
Howel Jodes
Ohiiemer
Crete
Shawnee County
Hoor Et Wen
Douthitt
Tet Court
Cope & Co
McCintock
Cipe A
Union Pacifio
Piret Presbyterian Church
Humber
Topeka
Harriet J. Peck
Chas HB. Peck
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Fred Funston
Association
Effie Nash
Hatpin
Nack
Powell
Coffeyville
Santa Fé
el Dorado Silver League
Hetlebower
Iweenna
Miss Larimer
Dawson City
the Klondike
Toledo, O
Sing Sing
Sing Bing
Hadiey A. Siler Jand
Berthteca
Eutherland
Bowklyn
Ie Marchant
Mra
Serih Wreen
Sutherland
Pipe Wren
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