Hal Reid Delivers Broad Domestic Drama at Grand
Large audience, mostly from out of town, greeted Hal Reid in the new Human Hearts at the Grand. Reid portrayed the governor with a comic effect, wearing a wig and costume to mimic the chief executive, while Forrester Hapersonated Fea portrayed the governor’s private secretary. The audience applauded Reid’s entrance. Ay ninselt’s performance was noted as weaker in comparison.
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Hal Reid
Hal Test
Hat Reid
Governor Smedy
Aulienes
Mim
Guyerine Ay Ninselt
Forrester
Anit
Lincoln is Dictator at the Head of Chicago’s Three Hundred
The article discusses Lincoln as a dictatorial figure amid a Chicago social regime dispute. It notes rumors of his sponsorship of a larger political scheme, denies his claim to be a dictator, and mentions his advisory role in social reform questions. It also touches on the assembly’s brilliancy and Mr Lincolns’s mixed acceptance of duties.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Three Hundred
Van
Wilquette
Urope
Linesin
Committee of Nine
Christ Politics Critique at McVicker's Church
Rev. Frank G. Vrooman denounces Ward politician Madden as a symbol of slum politics in a sermon at People's church Chicago. He attacks modern political methods, warns of danger to the republic, and condemns influence of educated, well-off factions who manipulate votes and finance to evade law and court.
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Chicago
Frank G. Vrooman
People's Church
McVicker
Martis B. Madden
United States
Heigh
Vrooman
Vina Sumner
Investigation Opens Over Nude Dance at Fraternity Event
Cincinnati police probe the Moorish dancers at a Phi Betta Phi fraternity gathering held in a campus building. Chief Deltech seeks evidence for charges as guests fled the state after the midnight show deemed filthy and planned to offend.
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Cincinnati
Petice Today
Php Betta Phi
Deltech
Deaiteoh
Moody appeals for leaders amid appetite for change at Tremont Temple
Boston viewers heard evangelist Moody assert Americans crave leadership and stimulus. He warned against prayer without giving and urged readiness to spark genuine excitement to awaken the public as he defended earlier remarks about men and courage. The speech referenced need for action and responsibility.
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Boston
Evangelist Moody
Tremont Temple
America
Mr. Moody
Rhan
New England
Smith and White Fight Ends In Draw In New York
In a New York bout on January 13 Solly Smith and White fought a spirited contest that lasted four rounds before the referee declared a draw. White used reach and clever defense to counter Smith’s powerful punches, as spectators approved the decision.
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New York
Solly Smith
White
Bolly
Smith
Smith's Vicions Orslauchts
Solty
Otolly
Salty
Solly
New York Woman Invents Skirt Clasp For Bicycle Winds
Mrs Bordine of New York unveils a bandy clasp to hold skirts in place while cycling. The device uses a round pin and teeth to grip the skirt, preventing flapping and tearing as wind pressure grows.
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Bordine
New York
Sate Bodine
Bodine
BO Inter
Creedon Defeats Williams In Four Star Rounds
Dan Creedon of Australia defeats Tom Williams of Salt Lake City in four rounds at Myers Athletic club test night. Creedon lands hard in the fourth round, knocking Williams to the mat, as Williams tries to counter and both spar before the referee declares Creedon the winner.
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Creedon
Williams
Allany
Jan
Myers’ Athletic Club
Dan Creedan
Australia
Finistes
Tom Williams
Salt Lake City
Cremton
Wiliams For & Piies
Rae
Jobaupesbure
South Africa
Crewley
Beavive
Gresdel
Williems
Creeson
William
Willen
Wiliams
Hater
Willams
Sreedon
Browns Cleared Over 12 000 Last Year
St Louis Browns president Chris Von der Abe announced the club’s finances and board election in St Louis. Von der Abe owns about seven eighths of the stock. The election was ceremonial. he is pleased to have reduced his holdings on other ventures. Also notes a Cleveland bicycle tournament finish with Anderson winning by four lengths in 45 minutes.
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St Louis Browns
St. Louis
Chris von der Ate
Chris von der Abe
Chris Tut Neason
Cleveland
Cleveland, Jas
TiHin Anderson
Pearl Keyen
Jennie Brown
Tansihe Ip
Amy Kalgren
May Alien i
Pate op an Advenress Found With Lit tis to Eat
Fort Scott January 12 Honey Meeks was arraigned last evening charged with adultery by his white wife Mrs Copper who left her husband to be with Meeks. She was found in an abandoned house south of town where she had been staying. The apartment contained a seal and several items. Both parties admitted their relationship.
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Fort Scott
Honey Meeks
Copper
Meeks
Weing
Klamath Boundary Commission Reports to Congress
The Klamath boundary commission report, sent to Secretary Francis and to Congress, cites defects in the U S survey and outlines land losses due to boundary errors. Indian witnesses and treaty language harmonized on the western boundary, but the northern claim and west-line error reduced acres for the Indians, affecting about thousands of acres.
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Washington
Klamath Boundary Commission
Francis
Congress
Curetsalon
W. P. Coleman
St .Louis
Shufrenas
Messrs i Z. Mammond
California
J. C. Applegate
Oregon
Jon
United States
Commideian
Postal Congress Delegates Named by Foreign Governments
Washington January 12 Foreign governments show interest in the coming postal congress to be held in May. Delegates announced include Mexico Switzerland Bulgaria Costa Rica Austria Haiti Great Britain and others with Russia and France expected to join. The list reflects officials from posts telegraphs and government offices sent to represent their countries.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Mexico
Don Augustine Chavez
Marino Scapatavera
Don Ignacio Garcias
Switzerland
Jean Baptiste Pienda
Anton Stager
Poste
Camille de Lossert
Lusumma Postal
Bulgaria
Ivan Stayanoritoh
Central America
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Ger Nicanor Holet-Paraza
Costa
Rica
Joaquin Fernado Calve
Austria
Rudolph Naubner
Posts and Telegraphs
Theo, Haubrager
Minister of Commerce
Albert Destribral
Hayti—J. F. Leger
Great Britain
Spencer Walpole
General Assembly re elects Speaker Gray at Columbia
The New York era dispatch reports the Columbia general assembly re selecting Frank Gray as Speaker of the House while Gov Evans' message urges continued dispensary control and enforcement. Ontario note: Lt Governor Kirkpatrick underwent successful surgery. Tupper attended. Chicago forecast: Kansas to see partly cloudy skies with mixed precipitation and cooler northerly winds. Speakers and performers favored Ayer products as per the era notices.
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Columbia
3. C
General Assembly
Prank Gray
Gov
Evans’ Een
Thelioe
Charleston
Guy-elect
Ellerbe
Digestive aids urged for heart health in old notice
An article argues heart trouble stems from weak digestion and nervous system links. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily aid after meals, claiming regular use helps general heart health and digestion, with availability at drug stores in 50 cent size packages.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Mars
Sherry party raid trial features nude dancer Little Egypt
Po Wee Captain Chapman faces trial over a December raid on Sherry's ball room during a stag dinner honoring Freibert Seeley. Witnesses describe dancers and guests in semi nude acts and suggestive gifts while Chapman’s defense narrates encounters in the dressing rooms. Seeley’s party is an unwilling prosecutor as the case proceeds toward possible grand jury review.
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Egypt
New York
Chapman
Sherry
Freibert B. Seeley
P. T. Barnum
Seeley
Anna Belle Whitford
Dottie Mortimer
Minnie Renwood
Little
Lanyera
The Oregon Moves to Sea for Long Voyage
San Francisco dispatch reports the battleship Oregon will weigh anchor at 2 PM to head to sea on Thursday, with rumors of a destination to Acapulco. The vessel, laden with stores and coal, has been moored off Union Iron Works to clean her hull, delaying departure due to alleged fouling.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Acapulco
Union Iron Works
Gmler
On the Bowery: Stone At Topeka Involved In Robbery Case
Charles Stone of Silver Lake and Swinburne ranch superintendent traveled to Topeka carrying funds for two workers clothing and provisions. A chase followed as a woman named Fannie Pareux was arrested after a robbery report near Smoky Row and Second Street.
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Charles Stone
Silver Lake
Swinburne
Fannie Page
Mr. Stone
Stone
Topeia
Bwinburoo Ranch
Smoky Row
Farsi
Second Street
Kansas Avenue
Quincy
Grover
Pantie Pareux
Northwest Storm Disrupts Rail and Roads Across States
A broad February storm battered Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming Montana and Northern Illinois with heavy snow turning to rain in parts. City streetcar traffic delayed as wet heavy snow blocked streets. Railways report trains running behind schedule and fears grow for telephone and telegraph line damage if conditions persist.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Inwae
Illinois
Black Hills
Missouri
Trafic
Burlington
Council
Hiufrs
Des
Motnee
State Agriculture Board Meets with Public Sessions Today
The State Board of Agriculture convenes with delegates gathering at the secretary’s office in the state home for organization at 4 o’clock. Tonight through Friday feature night and day meetings in the capitol, with welcome by Governor J. W. Leedy and a reply by President Thomas M. Potter. Col T. W. Horton of Topeka speaks on the range, fertility, and possibilities of farms. Wichita packing firm head Dold and ex-Speaker Lobdell participate. Attendees invited. book highlights South Missouri scenery, mailed free by J. B. Lockwood. J. L. Sheldon and instrument tuning notices also listed.
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Secretary
Thoraday
Capitol
Hamister Hall
Ihe
J. W. Lee
SAILING IN THE SKY A Christmas Bicycle Club Meeting Memo
At the Thomperon Street Bicycle Club meeting President Toots announced winter rides require red woolen mittens. Brother Claytop showcased a patent hot water starter for winter biking that risks scalding and is priced at $2. Tales of crashes with a white man, cows, and a dog catcher device were shared, with members discussing extensions, fines, and inventive schemes.
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Toots
Brother Claytop
Thompson
Thase
Garsaparina White
Calamity Jacobson
Fy Ackson
Tyne
Jordan
Tha Heao H
Evike
Cantaloupe Harper
Coustaloupe
No Arbitration For The British American Idea In Europe
London dispatch notes European powers unlikely to follow Britain and the United States into an arbitration treaty. Editorials question the fairness and practicality of court-appointed judges from any state in disputes, fearing anti-British sentiment may color decisions. The piece calls the treaty experimental and emphasizes territorial stakes over money disputes.
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London
Nord Deutsche Albemeire Zeltune
Berlin
Stan
Great Britain
United States
Europe
England
America
Toursen Courier
Cuba
Daily Parte
France
Muenine Post
Caneservative
Meema
Dominion
Platt Likely Chosen Senator As Caucus Sets Preference
Albany Jan 15 The Wereld Hire reports a caucus tonight to elect a successor to United States Senator Hill with term ending March 4. Platt appears favored by a nearly unanimous vote, while Choate's bid seems futile. Democrats may renominate Fill, though Hull desires a distinction for Porter.
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Albany
United
Hill
Thomas
Union Leamie Club
Joseph EL. Choate
Mr. Platt
Choate
Leslse Intte
Mr. Pistt
Democratis
Hull
Judee Porter
West Point Cadets Fail Exam Dropping Thirty Students
Thirty West Point cadets are listed as deficient in the Montall examination, with names spread across states including Missouri, Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. The report notes third class standings and mentions a few individuals tied to the event while referencing military academy procedures and a likely disciplinary outcome.
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West Point
Warkite Chasers
Miltey Academy
Puncheut Wedike
Moorsh Clase
Tierman Wiliam
Allimery Otte
Franklin Roat Hrown
Ransac
Greevoleat Cumenipas
Willem Techie Gitean
Witten Lev
New Fork
Prace
M. Whitaker
Giles
Neal
Lee
Fitetugh Bee
Bulilvan
Askn & Sone
Humphrey
Bourke Cockran to Speak in New York
Arrangements set for a grand demonstration in New York on February 3. Speakers include John Hedmond and Burke Cockran addressing Irish prisoners, jail conditions, and convict labor abuses. Gallagher leads efforts to secure releases, inviting members of the United States to attend this unprecedented event.
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New York
Joh Hedmond
Burke Cook
Redmond
Cuckran
Gallagher
Foc
Howe
United States
St John to Speak Tonight at City Hall Meeting
Ex governor John P. St. John expected to address the ten year plan at a meeting tonight in City Hall. Officials say additional speeches and measures to prevent disruptions will be provided.
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Ota
G. W. Stansfield
Madden
U. S. Senate
Moody
Evangelist
Fie
the State Journal
Dan Creedon
Pate
Littis
Klamath Indian Claims
the Postal Congress
THE
LAW All Right
South Carolina
Ontario
Geoge A Kirkpatrick
Hos Ital
Herbert Ailingham
Roddick of
Montress
Charles Tupper
Ayer
Bowery
Storm
Board OF Agriculture
South Missouri
Kansas City
Memphis
St R. Co
South Milwork
J. B Lockwoop
Kansas City, Mo
J. L. Sheldon
Wit
Herring Tor
Thorson
Sailing
Clayton
Tomplaty
WLIX
U. & Senate
West Point Cadets
New York City
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