Parks State Printer Nomination by Populist caucus
The Populist and Silver caucus nominated J. Parks and another candidate for state printer. E C Wellep chaired the caucus in Beloit, with informal balloting to nominate candidates. Parks emerged as the preferred choice after multiple ballots, leading in six district selections and drawing steady support from voters.
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J. & Parks Wen
Salina
Ottawa
Ape
Parmett
Naugie
Breen
Parks
Congressintal
Mersted
Naleie
Brown
Parka
High Niles
New Jersey
Kansas
Camber City
Silvertin
Jacksonmill
Bryan
Bre
Parke
Chicaco
Ieausse
Init
Farmers’ ‘Alliance
Pauuhet Pation
Congressman Baker
Sestm
Seaboard Air Line to establish experimental farms along its routes
Norfolk Virginia January Seaboard Air Line proposes experimental farms every ten miles along its lines with fertile land bought with the right of way. The plan aims to benefit local people and the railroad, citing successes elsewhere and promising substantial returns to the company.
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Norfolk
Seaboard Air Line
Devel
Seaboard al Line
Benting A Typewriter In Senate Deliberations
A fragmentary Albany style debate shows Senator Young introducing a resolution to hire a typewriter for the secretary of the senate. Senators Messin Hessin and Lewelling press for clarification while the read aloud process resumes. The exchange reveals uncertainty about the term employ and suggests broader themes of equipment and modernization in the chamber.
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Young Ot Aratpendence
Senate
Young
John E. Messin
Manhattan
Benater Hessin
Yotme
Mfr
Lewelling
Lawmakers push change to divorce testimonies in court
Representative McCarthy of Jefferson introduces a bill allowing spouses in divorce or alimony cases to testify about facts needed for the action. The move corrects a 25 year old error identified after Judge Dennison ruled spouses could not testify against each other, a point that stirred sensational press coverage.
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McCarthy
Jefferson
Dennison
Copeland County Motion Sparks House Laughter
In a Meade Representative Fiul-Ienbeax proposed moving Copeland County to Darton County claiming depopulation after the election. The house erupted as the measure was said to be “under the table” amid applause. Turner of Phillips added a quip about returning a desk umbrella, provoking further mirth.
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Fiul- Ienbeax
Meade
Copeland
Darton
Turner
Philiips
Dumsmore
Shall There Be Pie and Political Moves in State House
The Republican minority got a snatch of influence as the speaker pro tem ruled yesterday. Armstrong of Wyandotte introduced a resolution granting John J. Lacey, a retired colored soldier, the right to run a coffee and lunch counter in the hallway near Representative Ratt. The discussion suggested adding a meal sale provision. Welles hinted the author may doubt Republicans’ entitlement to any privilege this session with a Populist majority. Ex-Senator William Rogers, ousted amid Cy Leland’s inquiry, seeks reappointment from Governor Leety and notes cautious, conservative legislative work ahead.
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Armstrong
Wyandotte
John J. Lacey
Ratt
Botkin
Rap
Reno
Welles
William Rogers
State University
Cy Leland
Star Chamber
Leety
Journal
Rogers Sabé
House
Senate
Orien
Two
Hoi
Candidacy and bills in the Populist era council session
The text outlines candidacies and proposed bills in a Populist era session. A bill by Chas S Brown Arkansas City would require able bodied aid seekers to work on roads under county control. A Populist Rep Armstrong of Wyandotte seeks penalties and damages for union discrimination. John Wanamaker is urged as state librarian candidate with allies pushing for quick appointment.
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Chas. S. Brown
Arkansas City
J. ¥. Beekman
New Wave Pushes Pure Food Drink Postum Cereal
The article promotes a health trend toward natural foods and away from coffee. It highlights Postum Cereal as a grain based drink that imitates coffee in color and aroma, claims health benefits, and urges avoiding drugging and fraudulent imitations. It quotes Dr. Wesley A. Dunn endorsing Postum and notes Battle Creek, Michigan as origin.
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Java
Wesley A. Dunn
Medical Current
Marshall Field Building
Chicago
Postum
Postul Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mick
Princess Chimay Crazy Elopement Rumors Fly From London
A London cable to the Evening World reports incessant chatter about Princess de Chimey and Gypsy Tower amid alleged elopement plans. The pair are said to clash constantly, with managers courting performances and talk of a possible mental examination for the princess if examined by experts.
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New York
London
Evening World
Bu Gu Pest
Princess de Chimey
Berlin
Polies Bergeres
Paris
Winter Xanten
Hier
Eosen
Cannes
Japan
Prince Chimney
Ald, Madden Withdraw From Chicago Senatorial Race
Chicago alderman Jae1-M. B. Stadden quits the senatorial contest and backs ex-Congressman William F. Mingan of Chicago. Samuel Daller tom, a wealthy packer, follows Mason’s lead as Madden fades amid anti-machine opposition. Caucus decision expected to reflect Mason’s backing and alter the race.
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Chicago
M. B. Stadden
William F.mingan
Palmer
Satmuel Allertom
Chicas
Mason
Madden
Hls
Tamorow
Maden Mac Lon
Hanna is the Man to Succeed Senator Sherman
Washington January 15 Senator Sherman who will become secretary of state in Mr McKinney’s cabinet left for Canton to confer with the president elect His resignation will be tendered to Governor Bushnell of Ohio and Mrs Hanna will name Mr Han e to serve until the legislature meets
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Hanna
Senator Sherman
Washington
Sherman
McHinney
Canton
Leen
Senate
Bushnell
Ohio
Hacne
Hot Springs Hospital Retained by Washington Support
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political context with mentions of a hospital in Hot Springs, Washington, and a United States senator last night. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply retention or support related to hospital status and a senatorial reference.
Chandler's Figures Estimates Armor Plate Cost
Senator Chandler of New Hampshire submits figures on armor plate cost to the naval committee. He estimates $168 per ton labor and material, $0 maintenance, and 33 1 3 percent profit, totaling around $200 per ton. Secretary Herbert cites $246 to $353 and a 33 percent profit, with a final total near $400 per ton.
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Washington
Chandler
New Hampshire
Herbert
Cammhander Polzer
Howard Gould Engaged to Katherine Clemmons
San Francisco reports Mrs. Duran of Pas Alto confirms daughter Katherine Clemmons is engaged to Howard Gould son of the late Fay Gould. Gould reportedly acknowledged the engagement in New York as Katherine plans a California visit before marriage. A separate homicide case is noted in St Peter with details of a farmer’s wife poisoning allegation and a suspect arrest.
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Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Mrs. Gould
San Francisco
the Post
Duran
Pas Alto
Katherine Clemmont
Actiess
Duyan
Fay Gould
Gouk
New York
Katherine
Viet
St Peter
Eriend
Hopkins
Wes
Bedford le
30000 Unemployed in Kansas City Demands Call for Help
Kansas City faces rising unemployment with 30,000 out of work and a proposed public mass meeting to pressure action. Mayor Jones argues local employers and public works are maxed out and funds are tight. Labor officials report subsistence needs, with $51 subscribed and $35 more needed for the year. The piece cites national unemployment estimates and notes McCormick printing controversy in Washington.
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Kansas City
Jones
Cits
Marzio
Casey
Provident Desecration
Stone Yard
Carroll D. Wright
Kacans
Pingree on Railways in Detrait City Message
Mayor Pingree delivered his annual address to the new aldermen last night. He praised municipal work but warned railway bondholders act in bad faith and urged immediate testing of the bonds to protect public interests and prevent improper fare manipulation.
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Detrait
Coverner Pinsree
Beirut
Smd
Prutil
Pingree Worke
Municipal sanitary push at Topeka urged by Lewis
Jun 11 S text shows Lewis urging municipal and provisional sanitary authorities to take effective steps to prevent the spread of illness across wards in a disciplined manner. The note mentions sewing on buttons and a steam laundry service as part of local efforts.
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Smallpos
Hevans
Lewis
Peerieas Steam Launfiry
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