Japanese envoy notes no public disclosure on talks
Washington January 15 Japanese Minister Takahira met Secretary Hay and stated the note from Japan’s delegation had been delivered. Officials say the Russian counter proposal remains unchanged and unlikely to be accepted. confidential communications prevent public release. In the Canal section the Japanese cruiser Kashima sails east while Russia loads coal. London January 15 Foreign Secretary Lansdowne denies a UK pledge to block the Dardanelles, noting Britain would not accept unlawful actions.
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Minhster
Takahira
Hay
Japan
Witc
Tunis
Tokto
Parla
Betersinits
Berlin
State Department
Cassini
Associated Press
Vna
Nex
Borretary
Lansdowne Today
Plebellet
Husain
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Chicago Fire Chief H Musham Faults Dismissals At Inquest
Chicago ore department chief William H Musham told the coroner s jury he had little to do with the theater fire disaster and blamed others for failures to enforce rules. He said he was very busy with 30 fires in November and could not answer questions about the theater incident. The inquiry reviewed theater safety and the department s lack of neglect by the management, with Musham defending his limited control over the theater artist employed by managers.
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Chicaga
Willian H. Musharm
Chicago
Mosham
Jemasols
Catal
Tenetene
Tire
Sol
Glover Defiant as He Is Re-Arrested by Troops
Former Missouri congressman John M. Glover, wounded in a prior clash, was arrested again by military police in Cripple Creek. He sent a letter claiming forced return to the area and warned of further action, while seeking release as he remains in custody.
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Cripple Creek
Cripple Crank
John M. Glover
Missouri
Glover
Meninet Bins
Mir
Gutinerd
Gyme
Elvil
Hatch Insists Farmers Help Home Merchants in State Debate
A heated discussion in the state agriculture paper follows Hatch defending local merchants against mail order houses. Ex Governor Glick attacks the paper, arguing farmers cannot build local communities if they continue sending to distant cities. Edwin Sigviler and others defend the publication and mail order business, stressing farmers' right to shop for the cheapest prices amid trusts and combines.
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Hrary Hatch
Glick
Edwin Sigviler
Bremultg
Temperatures Across Cities on January 15 Morning
Temperature readings from January 15 show New York 2, Boston 36, Philadelphia 28, Washington 24, Chicago 4, Minneapolis 24, Cincinnati 69, St. Louis etc. The list reflects a cold to very cold weather pattern across the northeast and Midwest regions.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Chita
Ameeapolis
Cinciansu
Larimer Drops Out of Shawnee County Judge Race
J B Larimer withdraws from the district court judge contest in Shawnee County citing a short primary with February 27 and voter class divisions. He notes personal loyalty to principles but says he will not seek public office, blaming machine methods and internal temperance faction tensions for the surprise move. Arthur McCabe reacts with surprise, while Larimer’s supporters assess impact on local candidacies.
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District Court
Shawnee County
Seminaton
Mw Best
J. B Larimer
Bir
Larimer
Lisramart
Larier
Will Attensthen
Arthur McCabe
Larimers
W. Mulvane
Dir Mulvane
Mulvane
Atr Larimer
Girls Championship Showdown Between Washburn and YWCA Team
A tense clash marks the girls championship as Washburn faces the YWCA squad. Animosity lingers from a prior Washburn victory over XW Cy A, with both sides boasting strong lineups and strong crowd expectations for the night game at the W C A gym. The Washington event features key players Heleston Mule, Biles, Barnes, Sweet, Wyatt, and others in a decisive match set for the evening.
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Washburn
Strugets
Ubiy
Collegians
Cy A
Waelburn
Wahine
Smith Divorce Trial Continues Amid Property Dispute
The third age session of the Mary L. Smith versus W. F. Smith divorce case continued before Judge Hazen. Bradford Miller, appointed to divide property, testified that Mrs. Smith flew into a rage over music and concealed some Wat nkers apportioned to Mr. Smith. The trial may end Saturday or adjournment taken with the jury meeting Monday.
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Mary L. Smith
W. 5
Smith
Hazen
Bradford Miller
Weather Map Signals Change With Barometer Trends
The weather map indicates a pattern shift as high and low pressure systems move southeastward from Colorado and Colorado to the Midwest. Forecaster Cox predicts colder air arriving Saturday with possible snow from the north. Topeka reports falling barometer readings as winds shift from the west and temperatures are noted hourly by a government thermometer.
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Cox
Chicago
Tor Kanes
Colorado
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Bancroft Named General Manager in Railroads
W H Bancroft appointed general manager of Union Pacific Railway with headquarters in Omaha. The change, announced in New York, ties Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line more closely under one management. Bancroft has led the Oregon Short Line from Bill Lake, Illinois, and has a long prior career in railroad operations including roles with Erie and Denver Rio Grande.
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Omaha
Tulen Pacific
New York
W. H. Bancroft
Union Pactic Radbrowl Company
Dtr
Bancroft
W. D. Cornish
Hurt
Inxhager
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Railroad
Bull Lake
Ull
Jin
William E. Bancroft
Abe Water Pacific Bv
Headuoarter
Newberry
Ohio
Michiges Southern
Erie Ak
Kanena Pacific
Harta Pe
Denver & Rio Grande
Unie Pacific
Short Eine
Senate Passes Bills Including Salt Lake Delivery and Wahpeton School
The Senate today approved various bills establishing a Salt Lake City mail delivery point, an Indian school at Wahpeton North Carolina, and a harbor department for the revenue cutter service in Oakland California. It also extended sub-ports in Washington state and discussed the German Panama resolution with amendments proposed to exclude intervention language. Discussion focused on canal questions and U S neutrality regarding Panama.
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Washington
Senate
Salt Lake City
Wahpeton
N. C
Revenue Cutter Service
Oakland
California
Boo- Keatin
Hell Blaine
Sumas
Nelson
Panama
Gaormih
Cuttom
Torella
Lodger
Tellir
Panamiane
United States
Kansas City Grand Jury Hearings Highlight Bribery Claim
Kansas City Kansas hotelkeeper HR Holloway testified he paid money to run his business and observed gambling houses operating with no interference. The testimony, part of the grand jury's work, centers on paid protection and city oversight. Weather notes from Chicago forecast fair weather for Kansas with colder conditions and brisk northerly winds.
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Kansas City
Kan
Grand Jury
P. Holloway
Testiiet
Chicago
Kansas
On to Panama New Republic Ready With 12000 Men
Authentic frontier reports from New York and Washington indicate Panama preparations against Colombia. Panamanian troops stand ready to depart at a moment’s notice. Conscripted forces total about 12000 fighters, with rifles and ammunition being shipped to interior Indians who have agreed to join the effort. A navy telegram notes the Concord incident near Panama with the Nero damaged but repairable.
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New York
Herald
Panama
Whellington
Navy Department
Glass
Blame on Trainmen in Rock Island Wreck Verdict
Maple Hum Jan 13 The coroner jury found Engineer S J Benjamin Conductor Nagle and Fireman Stollard responsible for the wreck on Rock Island railroad between Willard and Maple Hill on January 6 1804. The verdict says No 3 train crew misunderstood orders and caused the collision. Proceedings may continue only on an antatle party complaint.
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Maple Hum
Rock Island
S. J. Benjamin
Nagle
Stollard
James Grill i Moyer
Raymond A. Mactin
Gull Fuller
Henry Kaiver
Mra
Mary FE
Bil
W. & Martin
W.S. Martin
Dire
Mary “Harville
Benjamin Marville
Orpha Harville
Susan Reed
Grace Reed
Leora Reed
Willian Reed
Wiliam J. Wells
Willard
Maple Hil
Tuk
Benjamin
No. 2
Bendamein
Nale
Toby
Silverthorne
Service pension bill backed by G A R in Congress
Washington January 16 a service pension bill is introduced in the senate by Mr Dolliver and in the house by Mr Calderhead. It would grant twelve dollars a month to any Civil War soldier who served nine days and was honorably discharged and aged at least sixty two. Widows of such soldiers who married before June twenty seven would receive a key pension. The measure, urged by the Grand Army of the Republic, follows a GA R meeting in Washington and discussions with the president and Pension Commissioner Ware. It would not affect existing revision legislation and would disqualify recipients from any other pension under current laws.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Dolliver
Down
House
Calderhead
Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
GA R
Ware
Chase on dog sleds ends in arrest after long chase
Denver and Philadelphia linked case unfolds with Cole Piggott and Charlotte Bryan. They eloped, allegedly taking more than 500000 in funds. The couple were captured near Princeton British Columbia after a sled chase through rugged mountains. Detectives recovered papers valued at 500000.
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Denver
Cole
Jan
Hrary Merpert Piggott
Philadelphia
Charlotte Bryan
Princeton
B.C
Bailey Favored To Win In Wyandotte County
Political chatter centers on J E Cubbison predicting Bailey’s victory in Wyandotte with local factors vote influencing Halley opposition. Senator Cubbleon doubts improve status and notes floods shape sentiment, while Gov Bailey’s foes resent relief efforts for Hood sufferers. About twenty politicians attended, led by C H Rieway and U R, as Mr Lee assured Governor Bailey that Wyandotte county bosses mean nothing.
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J. E. Cubbison
Wyandotte
J. K. Cubbleon
Bailey
Halley
Cubbisen
Govley
Hailey
Seer Pienen
C. H. Rieway
Lee
Wyandotte County
Former Governor Ava S. Buntinett Dies in Columbus
Columbus Ohio January 16 Former Governor Ava S Buntinett died at 2 33 am after aapoplexy struck as he prepared to rule a drain in Columbus for his home in Springfield He attended the installation of Governor Herrick and was taken to a hospital where he died this morning He rose from bookkeeper to president of Wardner Bushnell and Glessner company makers of farming implements He served in the Civil War as a captain He left three quarters of a million dollars to his family.
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Columbus
Ava S. Buntinett
Bushnell
Springfield
Herrick
Wardner Bushnell and Glessner Company
Bustinell
Mills Praises Coburn and Robison in Missouri Agriculture Meet
Colonel Charles Mills of Illinois extols Secretary Coburn as a premier leader in agriculture and statistics. He commends J. W. Robison, former Illinois legislator and farmer, as a model American farmer and key figure in the draft horse movement. The piece also notes Robison’s breeding work and ties to the Mathiesen horse sale context.
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Charlie F. Mills
Chartes
Milix
J. W. Robison
Butter County Horse
Radical Commissioners
Robison
Colonel Mills
America
Board of Agriculture
Mathiessen
Illinois
New York
At & Spelling
Frederick
Matthiennen
Hie
Pennsylvania
Ohio Company
Ohio
Mathessena
Louis Napoleon
Napoiton
Roblean
Brufler
Malis
Money Market Review and Rates Report
New York money market figures show on call rates easy at 24 percent close, with offers around 2 percent. Demand bills and mercantile exchange firm activity noted, with sterling exchange and government bonds carrying varied rates. few specifics on amounts and dates.
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New York
Sugie Tame Mercantile
Sterling
Iakers” Bil
Steven— Tar Wilver
Cary
Populists to meet in Topeka on April 12 for 700 delegate convention
The Topeka gathering will push an independent Populist state ticket and oppose fusion with Democrats. Taylor Riddle and Fusion Wing are routed as party factions debate representation, primaries, and plans for county contests in Jackson, Atchison, Jefferson, and Reno counties with days set for January primaries.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Central
Deld
Claud Duval
Taylor Riddle
Marion
Shearer
Rich
Democrats
Democratic Party
Grant Harrington
Hiawatha
Chris Ritter
Iola
Hoth
A.M. Harvey
John H. Curran
BR. H Semple
Nothi
Thos
Jackson
Atchison
Jefferson
Reno
Dayhoff
Jackson County
Bryan for Editor to Launch Daily Commoner Edition
Evansville dispatch reports Williams J. Bryant told local Democratic leaders he will become editor of a new venture, planning to publish a daily edition of the Commoner in St. Louis during the convention, signaling a major partisan newspaper move.
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Indianapolis
Inn
Evansville
Sige
Williams J. Bryant
St. Louis
W. J. Bryan
Oyster Scarcity Shrinks Chesapeake Harvests
Oysters are scarce as law covering beds in key tributaries restricts tongers and dredgers. Only existing bed stock remains harvestable, boosting prices across the market amid a regional shortage.
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Baltimore
Jan. U
Ite
Duffey Couple Welcome Son In Himont
Local notice says Mr and Mrs John Duffey of Himont are parents of a son born this morning. A social gathering is planned at 203 Hast etrest tonight. surrounding chatter mentions coaches seeking jobs and events of the day.
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John Duffey
Himont
Morniney Ward
Hast Etrest
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