Stewart's Home To Become A Large Apartment House
Remodeling plans in Washington aim to transform the Stewart residence into a multi story apartment building covering about 18 900 square feet. The project team includes Senator Stewart Henry Ives Cobb and others, with plans by Cobb for a structure near the Leiter mansion and close to the British embassy.
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Stewart's Castle
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Henry Ives Cobh, the Chicago Erle
Four to Do It: Drunkard Arrest in Howling Bowl Night
Joseph Kelly, found drunken in the Howling Bowl area, faced arraignment after police arrested him Saturday around 7. In jail as pink drum, he admitted being drunk. Judge Ferry presided noting the charge and asked about unusual circumstances. bail set at three dollars as the jailer led the way with keys.
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Wien
Joseph Kelly
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Buidy
Pele
Deak
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Hopkins
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Price cut stirs town as saloon keeps selling beer at three cents
In La Grange Indiana on January 11 Mrs Nezi, proprietor of a Sturgis saloon, lowers beer price to three cents a glass. The move boosts her business and draws attention from rivals and authorities amid concerns over law violations and fish and game rules.
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la Grange
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Bryan Bryan Brings Gas Bond Case To Nebraska Supreme Court
Lincoln Neb The case in the supreme court in which W J Bryan appears as plaintiff in error against the city of Lincoln was under consideration by the court and given leave to file briefs within twenty days This is the case in which the late candidate for president seeks to enjoin the city council from issuing bonds for public improvements
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BRYAN
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court
Weich
W. J. Bryan
City of
Spanish Cuban War Toll Reported in Local Outpost Raid
A World special recounts a Cuban insurgent raid on Cuidad Cuibal, leaving multiple dead and new refugees. Spaniards were overwhelmed as insurgents overran outposts, spiked a cannon, and seized arms while taking advantage of disrupted Spanish defenses. Antonio boxing, a Cuban exile, reports the slain boy among Spanish cruelties and notes the town’s garrison and cannons fallen to insurgent action.
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New York
Van
Achookboy
Gaunabacon
Hurran
Ivares
Faye Deen
Inomai Bocer
Abies
Gisimbacas
Cuianaba
Coa
Emaed
Antonio Boxing
Duplieht
MaJue Sorres
Heine
Amenith
Insanity Hearing For Thomas Dagg in Acburn Probate Court
Thomas Dagir of Acburn a Brother of Gears Daze faces a 4 o'clock probate court sanity hearing. He has suffered months of mental illness with melan chet type symptoms and believes relatives and acquaintances aim to harm him. His relatives fear for his wife and plan to transfer him to an asylum after tomorrow’s examination.
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Gears Daze
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Tmental
Real Estate Office to Replace Old Courthouse
An old courthouse is to be converted into a real estate office after ex sheriff John M Wilkerson leased it earlier in the morning and will take possession at once. The board had rejected his claim that proper value should be fixed before the rent vote. the proposal to rent the building for 2 per annum was read and accepted by unanimous vote, with the board reserving lumber storage rights in the basement.
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Wilkerson
Anna Wae
Allan
Shawnee
Fort Pillow
Topeka
William Higeins
District Court
Abe Ula
McCampbell
D.D
Tatian- Reapolis
Ind
Iret Presbyterian Church
Jorge Goddard
Santa Fe
Arbitration treaty unseen triumphs and fateful flaws
The Globe notes no reason to celebrate Britains arbitration with the United States calling it futile and ridiculous and blaming Marquis of Salisbury for salesmanship and national memory loss. London criminal court hears Edward Ivory Bell conspiracy case while Countess Frome and others convict theft receive punishment in a separate matter.
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America
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Noth
Central Criminal Court
Recorder
Edward J. Ivory Aliat Bell
New York
Cure for Lame Back and Pain Relief Advert
Louden Grover of Sardis Ky reports his daughter recovered from fever related back and hip pain after using Chamberlains Pain Ball a remedy said to cure rheumatism Sold by druggists Chattanoogas Tenn Jan 11 George R Woodworth age 59 father of H Woodworth hardware merchant committed suicide by shooting himself in the head claiming temporary insanity from business troubles
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Sardis
Chamberlain
Druegista
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Enn
George R Woodworth
H. Woodworth
Night of Horror on a Pullman Car in St Joseph Mo
A sensational tale from St Joseph Missouri recounts a Pullman passenger James Payne of Parkersburg West Virginia surviving a harrowing night aboard a southbound Missouri Pacific United train. Tarantulas, temperate danger and a dramatic coma precede a Portland hospital stay and a hastened marriage to the betrothed woman who accompanied his plight.
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St. Joseph
Missouri Pacific
James Payne
Parkersburm
W. Va
Pacifle
Pocatello
Ryuls
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MiEr
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Rosy Staces
Herated
New England Salt Shipment Charltaa York New Jersy Yard
A Worcester Salt special, 160 cars carrying 5 450 000 pounds of salt, gears into Jersey City yards from Silver Springs to fulfill orders before the last election day. The six section train includes a private car for press and Worcester Salt Co officials. This largest single salt consignment to date ships 14 272 barrels in bags and bulk and 10 774 sacks, with the top stack of barrels six miles high if piled.
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New England
New York
Erierattrand
Jersey City
Silver Springs
Mckinley
Worcester Saji Company
Navy to Blockade Charleston by North Atlantic Squadron
The North Atlantic Squadron under Admiral Hanes and Secretary Herbert plans a blockade of Charleston, South Carolina. The force aims to test readiness and effectiveness as winter approaches, using Hampton Roads and Port Royal as bases. exact timing depends on ship readiness.
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Aiftur Susttalion
Hanes
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Wrideriske de Mockdole
Wien
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White House Butter Creamery Fire Destroys Monroe Plant
A large butter creamery in Monroe Michigan owned by the Manrage Hatter and Chease company was nearly wiped out by fire. The blast destroyed a substantial butter stock and affected the supply chain that serves President Cleveland and his cabinet. The Jones on Butterbray mill reported 3500 in loss and was partially insured.
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Monroe
Mich
Manrge Hatter and Chease Company
Chearmery Furniahes
Acs
Collies
Jones
Bf Wuttelbray
Goods for Guatemala at Central American Exposition
Chicago manufacturers prepare shipments to Guatemala for the Central American exposition opening March 15. Georgy F. Scane, secretary of the board of trade, honorary consul of Guatemala and consul of Honduras, handles certificates for Chicago and nearby factories. Railways and steamship lines outline passenger and freight options as competition drives transport rates toward rock bottom ahead of the event.
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Guatemala
Georgy F. Scane
Board of Trade
Guana
Honduras
Rock Bottom
Barnum & Bailey Show Barn Fire in Bridgeport
A fire at Barnum & Bailey winter quarters in Bridgeport destroyed a storage barn and sheds containing hay wagons tents and circus equipment while keepers rushed to save horses elk reindeer camels and other animals. Elephants bears and other beasts were safely removed as flames spread toward the main animal quarters. Local notices mention printing and town events as well as personnel changes and church activities.
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Corin
Barnum & Hatlex
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Varloye
Local Notes On Courts Schools And Elections In Topeka
Topeka reports a busy civic scene with court activity, school terms starting, new teachers elected and public notices. City officials, bankers, and educators are mentioned along with recent arrests, tax matters, and upcoming lectures and concerts at local venues.
Lecture on Andersony Phen Delivered by City School Official
Tf Squires of the city school poured and delivered his lecture on Andersony Phen with a committee of C. Hosen Beckstrom and Chas Swaisvon. A sale was mentioned in the case of the state versus Dick Wand Lurt Mme Dick Wart Lindblad with 4 SbOEAD. Ward is brother in law to D J Lakin James Jackson and Mariot Mullis. Salvation Army meeting attendance led to a disturbance and police arrested several. Jackson was fined $1 for drunkenness and later arraigned for disturbing the religious meeting.
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Chas Swais von
Dick Wand
Ward
D. J. Lakin
James Jackson
Mariot Mullis
Delow
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Carl Vrooman Plans National Bureau of Reform Speakers
Kansan Carl Vrooman, who spoke for Harvard in the Yale Harvard debates, outlines plans to unite reform forces under The National Bureau of Reform Speakers. He says the group will organize states, instruct volunteers, and keep exact work records as reform triumphs grow, with Bryan as custodian of the roll of honor.
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Topeka
Iis
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Missouri
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Kansas
Railways Backed Experiments in Soil Culture for Profits
Western railway companies invest in experimental model farms in Kansas and Nebraska to test improved soil culture methods. Each forty acre station at Obertn Kansas and McCaock Mol dredge Alms and Broken Bow Nebraska supervised by local farmers and visiting professors. Goals include stable incomes, increased crops, and boosted freight and passenger traffic. Government irrigation support or railway investment may be needed to sustain western yields. Rent Carbo-Dit é Compound advertised as cure in drugstores.
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Nebraska
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Railroad Employes Care Act Proposed in Albany
Frank Sargent and Assemblyman Bondy push a bill in the Albany legislature to require rail road corporations to maintain injured workers. The plan lets corporations deduct up to one half of one percent annually from salaries to fund a widow’s pension and dependent support, with partial disability allowances and priority for reemployment. The act applies only if a majority of the road’s employees certify support.
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Pulled For Gambling in Small Town Incident
A garbled report describes a gambling disturbance at a local grocery with mentions of officers detaining three gamblers and a man, names such as Robert Pi EN, F. Harris, and Charlee siete appearing amid chaotic dialogue. It notes a charge and attempts to conceal winnings as officers intervene.
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Uyte
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Wa Sears
Grounded Steamer Afloat Near Philadelphia and Wharf Turmoil
A grounded Aiton steamer near Philadelphia and several vessels in the area report no serious damage as crews assess shoals. Meanwhile Huntington, W. Ve. is noted for a separate disturbance as lawmen pursue a gang described as desperate criminals, raising concern of further trouble.
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