Spinners May Go South Move Aimed at Cotton Industry
A January meeting of the state AFL executive board discussed the fate of cotton fall operatives facing job losses from strikes. Southern capitalists were urged to invest in southern plant development to create work, with proposals for cash and stock subscriptions. The committee ordered inquiries and planned organizing drives among port engineers in Lowell and nearby cities.
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Toston
American Federation of Inbarme
Devia
Profitehartzgr
Les Turther
Tieher Studes
Goude
Money Piling Up in New York Finance Figures
The weekly statement shows surplus reserve rising by 34,475. The 2 percent requirements see a larger excess as new legal tenders increase by 710. The total circulation stands at 10,028,900 with overall excess holdings reaching 22,204,577 as of the latest figures in New York.
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New York
Imeneass
Kerne
Sovrman
Adech
Increaae
West Union Beef sells Texan ranch to Wyoming buyer
Fort Worth January 10 The West Union Beef Company sold its West Texas ranch to Clifton Anderson of Wyoming for about 175000. The deal will move the cattle operation from the Lone Star state and shift ownership to the Clifton interests, marking a major regional sale.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Westre Union Beef Company
Clifton Anderson
Wyoming
Iene
Eeeeeet Cattle Company
Inine
Yellow fever serum shipment to officials and health services
New York dispatch reports the Norton Hne Menmtt Miramer arriving from River Plala and Bra porte with three packages of yellow fever serum. Dr. Jaranelli of the Institute de Hygene Experimental at Montevised forwarded two packages to the Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service and one to Health Officer A. Doty.
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New York
Norton Hne
Plala
Porte
Jaranelli
Institute de Hygene Experimental
Montevised
General Wyman
The
Marine Hoemint Service
Healkh OmMeer A
Doty
Irregularities in Indian rolls probe by McConnell
Special commissioner Weller J. McConnell, appointed by the president to study errors in the Cherd Kee freedmen rolls and alleged thefts, files his report to the secretary of the interior. He stops in St. Louis after a month in Indian Territory and will travel to Washington next, outlining the investigation.
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Louis
Jas
Clobe-Democrat
Weller J. McConnel
FSU
Une Lnternit
MelConnell
Indian Territory
Hia
Wash- Inston
Corbin Named Adjutant General in Army Reform Plan
President McKinley plans to appoint three army chiefs with the rank of brigadier general within weeks. Colonel B L Corbin is slated for adjutant general, following Samuel Brook's retirement. Other retirements prompt promotions for Samuel T Cushing and Marshall Ludington as commissary and quartermaster generals.
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New York
McKinley
Washington
The
Herald
Ed Thetternet
B L. C. Corbin
Corbin
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Adjutant General
Cortin
Samuel Brook
George J. Angeles
Wuneral
Army
Wm. Bell
George
Samuel T. Cushing
Panta
Marshall Ludington
Runk
Liberty party to meet for Topeka conference
The Liberty party aligned with Prohibition advocates calls a February 1 conference in Topeka. B Clark of Allen County issues the call, to be held in J S Lehman’s office at the state house grounds, with a Temperance Union event scheduled and a possible unification of Prohibition factions for the next campaign.
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Liberty Party
Five Silver Wife
Prohibition Party
Topeka
B. Clark
Allen County
Conference Ia
Lehantn
State House
Siow ‘Tempirarice Union
Poor construction explains failure of Brooklyn dry dock
In New York a water draw from the Brooklyn Navy Yard dry dock revealed faulty construction. Cofferdam cost value. Sheet piling meant to be driven thirty feet into the river bed was only three feet in places. Water movement caused piles to tilt and the apron to become crooked. Some timbers floated away as the subaqueous portion showed extensive defects.
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Brooklyn Dry Dock
New York
Jub
City Dry Dock
Brooklyn Pavy Yard
State Attorney General orders prosecutions of New York Life agents
Attorney General Boyle has sent letters to county attorneys urging criminal prosecutions of New York Life Insurance Company agents operating without a license in Kansas. He cites continued solicitation in various counties and notes the company claims a license it may not hold. He compares to Kansas actions against out‑of‑state firms and states the company is defying the law and must be stopped.
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Boyle
Plate
New York Life Insurance Company
Royle
Hoyle
Dusiness
Boyie Ayer
New York
Ona
Ee tFedier
Prilby
Dae Maurier
Nowednyn
Sud
Lovie
Charles Frohman
Mr Prokmat
Froferien
Hart
Weather Indications for Chicago and Kansas
Weather notes forecast rain or snow tonight and Tuesday with colder temperatures around 25 degrees. Wind will be easterly, and chilly conditions prevail across Kansas and Chicago as the system moves through.
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Chicago
Kansas
Klondike marriage rumor tied to Amime Kelty report
A Seattle cable reports Kansas girl Amime L Kelty, daughter of ex Senator H B Kelty, may have wed in Klondike to the region’s wealthiest mine owner nicknamed Nigger Jim son of a Louisiana planter. Parents in Seattle Avenue say word from Chicago syndicate circles confirms she traveled to Klondike to write for Kansas City and St Louis papers.
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Amime L. Kelty
H. B. Kelty
Klondike
Tenth and
Monroe Streets
Seattle
Wash
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Multiple City Events At Topeka Screened In January Notes
A packed January slate includes a concert at Arion hall and a Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery meeting tonight. The Bowman Memorial hall kindergarten reopened today and several churches continue special services. The Colored Free Silver club and Kansas Day club plan events at Copeland hotel and headquarters respectively. Rathbone Sisters will install officers at Topeka temple No. Ninde Chautauqua circle meets at First Methodist church. Labor Commissioner Johnson issues a detailed annual report. The January district court term opened with docket calls as Revert Burns’s birthday is celebrated by local Scottish groups. Judge Foster proposes selling property as part of proceedings.
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Arion Hall
Bowman Memorial Hall
Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery
Harry Bono
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Colored Free Silver Club
Kansas Day Club
Copeland Hotel
Topeka Temple No
Rathbone Sisters
Ninde Chautauqua Circle
First Methodist Church
Johnson
District Court
Burns
Foster
Atchison Bridge
Tvestock
St. Andrew's Church
Exiporia
Grace Cathedral
Stryker Nas
Newton
Judge Bashore
Will Vislt Topoka
Washburn College
Holbrook Hall
Jewell County
Garden Saylings Company
New Hampshire
Cora B. Miller
Grant & Co
Kansas
Lincoln County
Panthygaterian Literary Society
Sirtz
Shawnee County
Mary Montieth
W. W. Fiske
Foreet Kurta
Topeka
Garfield Park
State House
Topeka Post
G. A R
Relief Corps
Belle V. Tillotson
Mersenthaler Linotype Company
Chas, Haas
Tecumseh
Fair Ground
F. M. ‘Tuttle
Chesterfield Hotel
Tom Carger
Aguin
Kansas City
Mesrovine
Klondike marriage story from frontier dispatch
A Seattle Beattie dispatch reports the first genuine Klondike romance. Namer Jim, son of an old Louisiana planter and ex-strap holder, marries a charming Kansas City journalist unnamed in the text. The couple’s wedding tale unfolds amid frontier mining lore and notes on Emma Kelly and other Klondike figures.
Roll of Honor list of veterans at Topeka agency
Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado veterans on the Topeka agency rolls receive monthly pensions from 50 to 100 dollars. The compilation includes names, addresses, and pension rates for numerous recipients across cities in Kansas, Colorado, and beyond, noting losses and disabilities tied to military service. The long roster features Anderson through Young with varied monthly stipends and home towns, reflecting the national program's reach.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Topeka
Braves
Lst
United States
Topeka Agency
Kansas Jack Rabbit Packing Co appeals to Congressman Boutelle
The Kansas Jack Rabbit Packing Co led by Samuel Langworthy seeks relief from storage and export barriers hindering rabbit venison trade from Clay Center Kansas. Langworthy appeals to Congressman Boutelle of Maine to secure European storage space and avoid shedding 250 local jobs while stressing the state’s economic impact and a planned $36,000,000 in rabbits needing shipment within 30 days.
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Bontelle
Kansas Jack Rabbit Company
Clay Center
Samuel Langworthy
HL Gachenbach
W. ¥. Carter
Col
James R. Crabb
E.G. Williams
Hube Gillet
Broadway
Thirty-second Street
Dog
Kansas
United States
Liverneal
Europe
Hetator Harris
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Montevideo
U.S. Health Board
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Emma Kelly
Yukon
Jim
Louisiana
Topska
Beattle
Stutiie
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Justine
Niger
Jaime
Kiondike
H. B. Kelly
Duawsen City
Cusalin
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Kansas Avenue
California
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
BLACK
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Butala
Tamos J. Anderson
Hiawatha
Doba
Adams
Skinterene
G. ‘Ackerman
Re Guthrie
William W. Andrew
Minneapois
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Wichita
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Strong City
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Sycamore Springs
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Narcatur
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Iowa
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Olpe
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Lacey
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Cherryvale
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Rasait
M.H. Clements
Sun Cy
Lafontaine
Wiings
Salina
Joseph A Cooper
Bedohe
Chelles F. Dean
Stillwater
Elisha Dresser
Solomon City
John R. Davis
Winfield
John
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Keelville
Ram
Denver
Lebanon
Ereus
Toronto
Hubert M. Forsyth
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Neodesha
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Guthele
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Kingman
Qmmuel Harvey
Kaun
Joseph S. Johnson
Peabody
Riskendail
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Er Senne
Eer Clinton Lewis
South Haven
Greenfield
Lucas
Paola
Hiram Lend
Caney
Ken
Mil'n Lagdertaugh
Barnard
Nash Laws
Princeton
Robert Lemaster
Adam J. Moon
Garnett
Alfred T. McKinsley
Cyrus Mount
Haven
Ebenezer Mills
Barrett
Francis Mathews
Lawrence
Kai
John H. Mandeville
Port Cal
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W. HH. Moore
Paata
Josiah Middleton
Quenemo
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Philip W. Morris
Reuben Marshall
Hennessey
Sylv'r
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Vilapark
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Thos. A. Moklesick
Calum
Mitchel
Peter H. Niex
Adolphus G. Oatman
James H. Pattes
Augusta
Okla
James M. Park
Richard Pilkenton
Narka
Stephen Pappas
William F. Priest
Greeley
A Ravenscraft
Ashland
Leroy Root
Frederick
Genene W. Robertson
Seneca
Ksunjemin Summit
Edward D. Stillson
Oberlin
Esere Steinman
Dodge City
George W. Schell
John Stockwell
Sterling
Joseph F. Smith
Malawii Salter
Robert B. Scott
Arkansas City
Robert S. Scott
Muarmatan
Sae
Samuel eSea Grey
William Jonal
Shoei Military Home
Benjamin F. Troy
Little Rever
Joseph C. See Glesco
Charles H. Wi
Byang
Colo
David N. Wright
Hutchinson
Ephraim Williamson
Cheney
Isaac J. Wollard
Mound City
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Wham
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Wheeler
Stokey D. Whitton
Attica. Kan
Eenero Ae
Jenn Be Park
North Tmpeke
Tat Nathan
Young
Concordia
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Asbewta Preriess Steam Sanitary
Universal
Opeka
Mastin Underwear
Switzerland
America
Denen Doe
Mills-Adams Co
Jack Rabbit
Jerre Simpson
Mir. Vincent
Belk & Stockbolder
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Gyutekte
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Stoney Rusesfeld
Lotus
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