Legislature Honors Wise as Lawmaker Dies in Kansas City
The Kansas legislature adjourns with respect to the memory of Representative L. Wise. Wise, a well known lawyer and former receiver of the land office, died at Topeka’s hospital after being taken ill in Mahoning county Ohio. Lieutenant Governor Richter announces committees as lawmakers bid farewell and prepare for a Monday 4 p.m. reconvening. Wise had served as river of the United States Patent Office and practiced law at Michlein University days before his death.
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Senate Committees and Governor’s Adjournment Noted
Governor Richter names eight Senate committees as vacancies loom after the death of Representative Whee. The appointment list includes Vitcent, Judhinsy, Bra Bine, Allen, Marvhouse, Fharel, Huuenhalier, Hogislim, with numerous other members named across cultural and taxation panels.
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Senate Clerks and Notes From Kansas Legislature Session
The Senate clerks and committee chairs were named with W. Wesley and Murnham as stenographers and others listed for various posts. Senate adjourned to 4 pm Monday with plans to meet in the Copeland building and appoint rosters, while notes cover reconvening, roster preparation, and arrangements to accompany remains of Representative Wine to Kansas City.
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House Adopts Resolutions for Mr Wine's Funeral Escort
The House and Senate approved memorial resolutions mourning the death of a senior member. They ordered joint ceremonies, with processions from Kansas City to Chicago, detailing escorts, officers, and funeral arrangements. The body will be honored on the departure date and the chambers will adjourn until Monday at 4 o'clock.
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Treasonable Appeal for Philippine Independence Debates Canteen War
Senate discussion centers on a 2000 signers Philipp ine independence appeal labeled treasonable by Hawley Teller. Memorial to Congress cites Manila leaders and seeks autonomy from American rule amid calls for abolition of army canteen.
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Oriental Line to Operate Asiatic Steamers and Ore
Announcement states the Oriental steamship line will operate Asiatic steamers and ore shipments beginning January 1. Details note involvement with the Oregon Railway Hong Kong and a general eastern agent based in New York with assistant and regional representatives in Vancouver and New York Harbor.
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Indian conflict and missing boy near Sitka report
A lad about 16 years old traveling with natives near Sitka is found with two Indians reportedly involved in his death as tensions rise between whites and Indians in southeastern Alaska. The steamer Dirigo brought the boy to Sitka after a late December disappearance, prompting an investigation as authorities search for those connected.
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Chinese Active and European Pressure in Peking Talks
A chaotic dispatch from Sianfu reports strong anti foreign sentiment in China and insistence that talks with the allies proceed openly. It notes efforts by Li Hang Chang and others to influence the agreement while predicting possible pressure through urging the exile of the emperor and empress as a lever in Peking negotiations.
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Nomination prospects in Will Be Overmyer era
The union forces held several small conferences this morning amid resistance to the meeting, casting doubt on Overmyer’s nomination for senator. The state printer’s nomination appears set, with harmony sought among Democratic candidates. Populists show still backing Overmyer, while fusionists and minority members weigh the balance. The caucus is planned for Monday night in the old supreme court chamber.
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Governors Residence BE. B. Jewitt in Wichita city
In Wichita the Governors Residence report notes BE. B. Jewitt has been seen in the city. The brief item records a guarded status and mentions no further details or actions.
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The Mayoralty Candidates Align In Topeka Race
Topeka voters hear from several hopefuls led by Councilman J S Warner praised as trustworthy and experienced. Mayor Charles J Drew remains a factor as supporters cite Warner’s proven record, city service, and clean reputation. Hutchins and Nettis join the field. no official endorsement yet.
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President Improves After Night, Says Secretary
Washington report says at 10 am today the president had a good night and was distinctly better. No complications of any kind have developed and everything is progressing satisfactorily.
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Edward Strauss Confined to Bed in Albuquerque
Special to the Tribune notes Edward Strauss, musician, ill with uillary calentus in Albuquerque and unable to leave his bed after a night train journey to Denver. Missouri exhibit bill proposed for 100000 dollars for the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. Weather forecast for Kansas mixed with fair conditions in Kan sas. Various social notices including a death in Topeka, a Denver University recital, and updates on local officials and agencies.
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Andee Saw His End in An Arctic Will
Fragmentary 19th century letter and will text describe Andree preparing for a perilous north expedition. The note hints at fear of death and implies a bequest to his brother as part of the handled estate. The content reflects a dramatic Antarctic or Arctic voyage and the writer’s belief that danger would claim him.
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Tragic Panic Crushes Twenty at Tokin District Fete
In Vancouver BC during the Kan dm district festival of Toshi Xetchi a panic caused a deadly crush. Four terrible accidents occurred as a crowd surged toward a shelter, twenty people were crushed and panicked spectators suffered burns in the ensuing chaos.
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German per capita beer and meat consumption rise in 19th century data
Washington reports cite a German economic overview from Trieste via Consul Hossfeld. The yearbook notes coal and tram usage as activity indicators, showing beer intake increasing from 3 to 4 quarts and meat and sugar consumption rising, signaling broader prosperity and fiscal effects from the meat tax.
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State Board of Agriculture Meeting and Annual Program
The State Board of Agriculture meets all day at the state horticultural society building. The program lists sessions tomorrow, including sessions on agricultural problems of the twentieth century with Herbert Myrick and other topics. Evening programs feature speakers on farming practices and grain uses, with several lectures from state and university officials.
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Invasion Threat Near Colombia Venezuela Row
A December report from Willemstad Istana CurBrido details an incursion by 2,000 Venezuelans and Hondurans into Colombia at Cucatan. The invaders, armed with two cannons, were routed by Colombian forces, with prisoners taken, including two women. Potential complications between Colombia and Venezuela are noted.
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Weather Update From Cadis as Cervera Alarms Rise
Dispatch from Burts Real near Cadis reports worsening conditions aboard ships under Admiral Cervera. Forecasters say fall weather continues with a dropping temperature. noon reading 32 and northwest winds, raising concerns about recovery prospects and overall morale.
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Richter Has It More Than Wind In His Room
In a quirky household tale, a room owner recovers more than drafty air from a peculiar wind phenomenon. The incident centers on Richter and the unexpected events triggered by a sudden breeze seeping through a sealed space.
Burton’s political maneuvers cited in rumor mill
Rumor frames Lt governor Stanley’s possible race impact as key in a gubernatorial bid. A tangled mix of names, hints of endorsements, and alleged staking of positions swirl in local chatter as editors weigh the odds of who might back or block a bid.
Police scandal shadows city jailer resignation
A police committee met to investigate irregularities in the police department after the resignation of Jailer J. A. Grubiten. Accounts remain unclear as testimonies fail to explain counts, with several witnesses unable to justify charges. The committee planned to reconvene with the judge to pursue further findings.
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