All a Mistake at Crawford Water Review
Theatergoers complain the show’s cleverness lies with the management as tickets sold at 60 cents for best seats despite a one night stand. A second piece was planned at regular popular prices with a stage construction and oddities included by a small performer. Lincoln Post mentions ticket routes via Santa Fe and prices like 14.50, noting travel by car and sleeper options amid local notices.
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Crawford Water
Prichs
Rock Salanh Route Fort Worth Fare Questioned
Fort Worth, Texas, faces a fare listing of 14 dollars and 50 cents for a rock Salanh route travel turnout. City officials consider route viability and fare fairness amid limited service details and unclear origin points.
Will Wait State Temperance Union Not Heady For Commissioner
The Kansas State Temperance union closed its annual convention at the First Congregational church with large attendance and renewed debate over a proposed state temperance commissioner. A committee split on the measure, adopting a minority report to defer action, while state lecturer George K. Kirkpatrick and Rev. A. C. Rankin spoke on prohibition. Col. Hankin urged donations, and Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon addressed the audience before the meeting adjourned.
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Kansas State Temperance Union
First Congregational Church
James AL ‘Troutman
Hey
Lee
Dakota
Wo BL Hull
Wakefield
Wilson
Clifton
A. H. Vance
Topeka
J. M. Beecher
Betleville
Mts. Moorehead
Baldwin
J. W. Davenport
Ottawa
Alb. Wagner
Tupels
Temperance Iniun
Ww. J. Yiall
Kansas
George K. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
A. C. Rankin
Caicazo
Wmn.Shayer
Jas. Moore
Chas. M. Sheldon
Sheldon Wade
Napére
Citizens demand government run smoothly after taxes paid
Citizens express belief they have earned stable governance and protection from lawless elements. The article lists elected officers and officials including president J Willis Glow, vice president, secretaries, and various district leaders, with names spanning several towns and counties, reflecting a broad local political slate.
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Amoothly
Hev
Willem Foulkes
Jive Ra Heer
Venih Conere
Bone District
CG Chandler
Medicine Stombers
F Coburn
John We Bredental
Am Vance
Thomas Page
Potter
Thurston
Jak
Asrite
Ottams
A. Staatior
Sana
Seudton
Ee Lingaborasch
We Bioch
Marine
West Gsee
Horace Huries
Junetion Ley
Flobertz
Oakalun
A. J
Ence Folate
Thomas M. Potter
Peacey
Roberts
G. Louther
Winter
Bla Brown
Holton
Dushforam
Deluge
Parks
Itawntha
Lewis
Wichita
Holsinger
Tose Vale
Abducted and Robbed Woman Seized Near North Clark
Mrs. John Corse 82 from Dearborn street Chicago was seized just after midnight near Chestnut and North Clark, put into a cab, and robbed of $600 in diamonds. She was beaten, hands lacerated, face bruised, and led to a Dearborn boarding house. Police pursue two men. diamonds exposed while she sought a drug store.
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Chicago
John Corse
Dearborn Street
Chestnut Street
North Clark Street
Corse
California
Dearborn Avenue
Schiller
Mre Corse
Clark
Division
Worminn
Ace
Nai Spits Gein
New Ball League Plans Move Forward in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials say Amer ican Baseball association founder Jane H. D. Quinn, acting president, will travel to New York next week for final league arrangements. Two western promoters have signed $10 bonds and the remaining two are expected to sign within a day or two.
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Milwaukee
Jane
H. D. Quinn
New American Baseball Association
New York
Promours
National Live Stock Assoc Sale in Fort Worth
For the National Live Stock Association Fort Worth Texas January 16 to 18, round trip tickets from Rock Island with vell tickets at the fare 1456 dollars. Tickets on sale January 14th to 15th with final return limit January 17th. For tickets reservations and full information see AM Fuller 2 Peas.
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National Live Stock Association
Ft Worth
Texas
Phe
Pardon for Innocents Restores Two Missouri Convicts
Jacob Henze and Henry Kulzer, wrongly convicted of Edwin Brows murder, arrived in St. Louis after being pardoned. Advocate Harry Hawes, head of the St. Louis poll commission, pressed Governor Stephens for clemency. Eight death trials, multiple reprieves, and a life sentence followed by release highlight a historic wrongful-conviction case.
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Missouri Convista
St. Louis
Jacob Henze
Henry Kulzer
Edwin E. Brows
Maton
Tbs
Jefferson City
Ite
Harry H. Hawes
Br. Hawes
State Capitol
Stephens
Mr. Hawes
Hemens
Henze
Ralser
Hard Fail
Jene
Kaiser
Hawes
Quay Seat Bid Faces Senate Doubts in Washington
A Washington report says Senator Quay cannot be seated as allies expect, with Democratic colleagues leaning against him. The Privileges and Elections Committee already voted against Quay, and the latest word shows likely only one Democrat ready to back him. Quay’s supporters still predict a Senate vote to keep him out.
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New York
Times
Washincton
Quay
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Quey
Daniel
Martin
McLaurin
Sulivan
Morgan
Wil
Senate
Santa Fe Route Tickets Offer Fort Worth Train Service
National Live Stock Association announces return via the Santa Fe Route with two daily trains from Fort Worth Texas. Tickets go on sale January 14 to 16 with a final limit January 27. Free chair cars and through sleepers showcased.
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Port Worth
Texas
Dean
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
National Live Stock Association
General Maury Dead in Peoria
General Dabney H. Maury died at his son’s residence in Peoria Illinois. Born May 21 1882 in Fredericksburg Virginia he attended West Point after leaving Virginia University. He served in the Confederate army and later was US minister to Colombia under Cleveland. He authored two books.
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Peoria
Dabney Herendon Maury
Maury
Fredericksburg
Virginia
University of Virginia
Military Academy
West Point
Vera Crag
Cerro Gordo
Nannie Rose Mason
Army of
Tuka
Corinth
Natchezbridge
Vicksburg
Department of the Gulf
Cleveland
United States
Colombia
McCoy-Choynski Fight Draws Out-of-Town Fans
New York January 12 out of town sportsmen lingered to see the 95 round bout between Kid McCoy and Joe Choynski at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight. They previously met in 20 and ten rounds with a San Francisco decision and a Chicago draw. McCoy, heavier and confident after defeating Peter Maher, is favored though Choynski claims strength and aims to win despite McCoy’s claimed form.
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New York
Butte
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Kid McCoy
Joe Choynakt
Broadway Athletic Club
McCoy
Choynsut
San Francisco
Chicago
Peter Maher
Choynski
Howev
The
Californian
Myer
Major J F Stone Shot Dead Near Guthrie in Property Dispute
Major John F Stone a famed Oklahoma lawyer and former U S attorney was shot and killed at Crescent City near Guthrie in a dispute over mortgaged property. J E Walcher, who fled, had mortgaged the same property to the Capitol National Bank after securing a loan from Stone. Stone leaves a widow and one son.
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J. F. Stone
Guthrie
Okla
John ®. Stone
Oklahoma
People’s
Hank of Kingfisher
Crescent City
J. E. Walcher
Walcher
Stone
Capitol National Bank of
United States
Besicver Sumer
Death of John Quincy Adams Hoyt Prominent 19th Century Leader
New York reports the death of John Quincy Adams Hoyt aged 73. Hoyt, a noted New York and Chicago businessman, helped promote the citys elevated railway system. A staunch Republican, he was an intimate friend of Gen. Grant John A Logan and Stephen A Douglas, and rose to prominence after moving to Chicago in 1859.
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New York
John Quincy Adams Hoyt
Chicago
Gen. Grant
John A Logan
Stephen A. Douglas
Bank Wrecked and Robbed at Owensville
McGinnis bank in Owensville was entered last night and the safe blown open destroying the building. About 45000 dollars is rumored to be taken though officials withheld details. The burglar fled on a band car.
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Princeton
Tnd
McGinnis Bank
Owensville
Brooklyn Firm Assigns New York January 12
Charles A. Elwers and Laura Sternburg, proprietors Bazar, a Brook Tribuities, report assets of $96,800 with ordinary household accidents mentioned. Dr Thomas Hicotric offers instant relief for burns cuts bruises and sprains, described as a medicine.
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Brooklyn
New York
Charles A. Elwers
Laura Sternburg
Bazar
A Brook Tribuities
Dr. Thomas’ Hicotric OM
Fort Worth Round Trip $14.50 Rail Fare Offer
Fort Worth saloon fare notice announces a Santa Fe round trip to Fort Worth for $14.50 with through sleepers and free chair cars. Tickets on sale for January 15 and 27. Two trains daily. Subscription to the Journal encouraged.
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Fort Worth
Ubscribe
Exhibition of Masterpieces at Library Hall Opens Soon
Topeka residents may view a fine art display at Library Hall starting Saturday evening January 13 at 7 30 with dates through January 19. Hours are 10 am to 10 pm each day. Admission is 10 cents, children to eighth grade 5 cents. Catalogues cost 10 cents.
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Topeka
Library Hall
Life in Prison From Paris Despatch on Pretoria Captivity
A Paris letter to The Herald describes English officers imprisoned in Pretoria. The writer details harsh confinement, but notes surprisingly decent treatment, regular meals, and improved living conditions including iron beds, clothing, and a kitchen hut. Guards remain 24 hours, yet escape is not contemplated. The narrative covers daily routines, laundry, meals, and recreation, with men housed in a former school building and others kept on the race course.
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Sborts
New York
The
Herald
Paris
the Figaro
Pretoria
Ladysmith
Pretone
Teld Corvets
Gloucester Tegiment and
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Carleton
Transvaal
Special Session Talk in Kansas Hints at Rail Road Law Move
Governor Stanley signals possible extraordinary session to push railroad law amid cattlemen farm protests. Supreme court actions on court of visitation loom as cattlemen seek a constitutional ruling. Garver and Godtarney counsel prepare, but no final plan reached as railroads and freight rate issues draw concern.
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Heault
Stanley
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Court of Visitation
Showld
Kansas Cattlemen's Association
Hook
Taleni
T. F. Garver
la City
Garver
Godtarney
aSene
Kan
Fragmented Cableton Rita headline
A damaged OCR snippet references a local cable topic with mangled names and phrases. It mentions bears and signature wording but lacks clear facts or identifiable entities to summarize a full item.
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