Resignation of French President Casimir Perier Shocks Paris
Paris reports M. Casimir-Perier, president of the French republic, has resigned after a day of high political tension. Prime Minister Dupuy and cabinet members pressed to reverse the move, but Casimir-Perier remained firm. Officials announce a farewell address and prepare for a new parliamentary session to manage the transition.
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M. Casimir-Perier
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MM. Guerin
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M. Poincarre
Seine
Porter
Oelock
Chamber of Deputies
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Lhn
Dupuy
Casimer-Perier
Palais Bourbon
Wiuper
M. Cas- Viner-Perier
M. Caliemet- Lavour
M. Callamet-Lacour
Prince of the Elysee
Dupuy Bowd
Callemet Lacour
Casimir Parier
Palace of the Elysee
M. Spuller
M. Gasimir Perier
Spuller
Hlyses
Rezane
Casimi-Perler
Dupay
Officiel
M. Carnot
Cression
Topeka meeting notes Kansas City colored councilman
Report of a Topeka gathering of first class city representatives mentions Hans One Kao Hansae City and other figures. It notes Smith a Kansas City lawyer and colored member serving his second term, with no candidacy for any office. The Wichita treaty discussion follows, Indian affairs committee approving Curtis report and treaty ratification.
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Topeka
5. & Smith
Kansas City
Wannington
Jan
House Indian Affairs Committee
Curtis
House
Port Arthur Massacre Report From War Correspondent Frederick Villiers
Frederick Villiers reports Port Arthur massacre details with Creelman and Cowan present. Japanese forces allegedly butcher locals, mutilate bodies, and loot stores over several days. Villiers rejects Japanese justification and notes World War I era bias, while De Guerville allegedly hides at rear and plans exposure in New York.
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Frederick Villiers
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Yantagala
London Standard
Creelman
New York World
Cowan
London Times
Ovuma
Vilitera
Washington
Lnbabhants
de Guerville
Herald
Viiliera
Peking
That Yellow Snow and Indiana's Curious Dust
Prof Brunner of Butler University analyzed snowfall samples taken Saturday morning. He reports particles range from tiny specks to 23-100 of an inch, with largest being plant material making up about a third. Smaller particles are largely mineral, and many particles include animals, indicating windblown dirt from the earth. The dust can float for two or three years before settling.
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Indiana
I. L Bruner
Butler University
Haa
Uteenon
Alliance Store Closed Creditors Take Charge
Logan County Kansas January 16 Logan Exchange company a popular co operative store about ten years old closed by the sheriff at the request of one creditor liabilities about 2000 dollars authorities say the store had been operating under cooperative rules and the action brings an end to its business operations
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Kas
Logan Exchange Company
Arctic Voyages Lost Nansen Expedition Reported Vanished
The Pall Mall Gazette cites grave Arctic fears among British and Scandinavian explorers over the Nansen expedition. Danish society hints Fram crushed in ice as Dr Nansen and party retreat. meanwhile a separate note mentions railroad fare reclassifications and new passenger rates.
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Jam
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Hoveand
Tion
Karaséa
Danish Geographical Society
Dr. Nausea
Endless Debate Becomes Text for All Speeches in Senate
Washington Jan. 16 The senate debated tariff currency and Populist platform as income tax proposals trigger speeches. Allen defends Populists while Call and Allen prompt extended remarks. Manderson passes two resolutions seeking treasury and import details. In Washington the Indian appropriation bill session ends without progress.
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Hansbrough
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Voorhees
Dnance Committee
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Manderson
Secretary of the Treasury
Fraudulent produce scheme ends with Banks disappearance
In Sivaisa Missouri on January 16 a fraudulent eye poultry and butter commission house named J R Banks Co drew country merchants with high prices. Banks vanished Saturday leaving papers indicating prior operations in Harr Oak Kansas and New York. Suspected losses reach thousands as cash rarely returned. Miss Viola Camp sues for 2000 dollars for slander against school official J W Martin with jury awarding five hundred fifteen dollars and damages. similar action planned against John Murway.
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Harr Oak
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Kansas Produce Lcan
New York
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J. W. Martin
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John Murway
Weather forecast hints at continued fair warmth ahead
Weatherman Jennings notes the present pattern should continue for a day or two. No snow on the west yesterday or today, but it is slightly colder overall. At 7 am the temperature was 12 degrees above zero in Topeka, rising to 47 this afternoon.
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Jennings
Topeka
Debs Case Heard In Supreme Court In Washington
In Washington the Supreme Court heard Darrow for Debs and others seek a writ of error and bail release arguing the trial law was unconstitutional. Whiney for the government. John Lengaker adjudged insane by probate court and sent to asylum, age 24, four years insanity, parents live in Martin and Dennis addition Kansas. Shue Greenspan.
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U. S Anseme Court
Es Darrow
E V. Devs Sea Others
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Whiney
Axylem
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Martin & Dennis
Election reform sparks Missouri legislative talk
Kansas City committee of safety advocates in Jerrenson City Missouri push for reforms as the house rejects a probe into door keeper Pountain who allegedly stalls to keep his county collector post. Debate centers on public offices while General Lyon photo moves through without comment.
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Caldwell
Billy" Rider
Missouri
Legislature Picks Speakers and Senators Across States
Brief items show John G Colquitt elected speaker in Arkansas after long balloting, Hoar reelected in Massachusetts, Horace Chilton chosen for U S Senate in Texas, Chandler nominated by New Hampshire Republicans, and various drowning, theft, and political developments across states.
Lawbreakers and Scuffles Mark Police Court Session
Thomas Russell and Charles Bes were nabbed while fleeing with a bolt of broadcloth. Hussell recovered the cloth. Bes faces trial tomorrow. John Richards, a vagrant, fined $5 with suspended sentence. Joe Riley, famed trousers thief, again in trouble for resisting arrest and awaiting new charges after a fourth arrest this month. C T Walterhouse fined $10 for drinking. Ella P Geddes sues for divorce from William Gedden, alleging intoxication and abuse since their 1800 Topeka marriage.
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Charles Bes
Geo al
Tri
Shure
Toler Hussell
Bee
John Hichards
John
Joe Riley
C. T. Walterhouse
Topeka
Thiece Ella P. Geddes
William Gedden
Bim
Atherton Bond Exceeds Law Requirements in State Treasurer Appoint
The new state executive council approved State Treasurer Oda L. Atherton's bond totaling 1,094,500, well above the one million dollar legal minimum. Endorsers include D. Gorham and twenty-one Hutchinson county residents, with numerous prominent supporters from J. R. Burton to Lee Jones pledging amounts across the list. Atherton now holds the office.
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Atherton
Biddie
Papreme Court
D. Gorham
Russelman
Husgell County
Thte
J. R. Burton
E Hi, Brown
Girard
William Higgins
H. E Richter
M. Holman
A. B. Wooiverton
W. EF. Sterne
E. Chenoweth
Thomas T. Kelly
Samuel N. Johnson
J. W. Moore
Geo
W. Veale
H.C Safford
Sproat, Jr
W. J Buehan
Joseph AG. Lowe
AL Mulvane
J. W. Githers
Webb McNall
P. G. News
J.B. Hemington
Lee Jones
A. Follows
Lawyers' Festival Opens In Topeka With Brewer Address
The State Bar Association in Topeka begins today with an opening session in the United States circuit court room. Tonight Justice David J. Brewer of the Supreme Court will speak on Some Thought About Kansan. Tomorrow sessions are in the Federal building with a morning and afternoon program and addresses by George R. Peck and Judge A W Benson. The event closes tomorrow night with a banquet at the Throop.
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George R. Peck
Dixlengo
A. W. Benson
Ottawa
Butler Named Populist Senator Nominee in N Carolina
Marion Butler was unanimously nominated by the Populist caucus to succeed Gen. Ransom as United States senator. Republicans attended as guests but not as officials. The nomination was seconded by an unanimous yell and Butler was declared the nominee without dissent. The caucus also ratified nominations of J C Britchard and Marion Butler for U S senators for North Carolina.
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Norn
North Carolin
Raturen
N. c
Gen. Ransom
United States
Butler
J.C. Britchard
North Carolina
What Rochefort Says Election of Castutti-Perler’s Socialist Enemy
M Henri Rochefort exiled editor of Intrans eant says the resignation of the president stemmed from M Gerault-Richard the socialist’s election to the chamber after a sentence for insulting Casimir-Perier in Le Chamand Continuing. He calls the socialist victory a triumph and suggests Waldeck-Rousseau may be elected president.
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Lonpos
M. Henri Rochefort
Radical
Intransteant
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gerault-Richard
M. Casimir-Perier
le Chamand
M. Rothefort
Socialista
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Throop Hotel Robbery Seeks Missing Cash and Watch
Henry Dry of Fort Stott reported a robbery at the Throop hotel. He left room 11 briefly, returning to find $35 missing from his vest while a gold watch stayed behind. Hotel staff are watching for a suspect. no change reported. Tomorrow the State Bar association meets in the county courthouse district court room opposite Throop.
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Fort Stott
Throop
The
State Bar Association
County Court House
Naked Paul Jones Sets World Trip Wager Record
Paul Jones travels the world aboard Empress of Japan starting from New York with no clothes save his wage. He aims to earn $5,008 and has $4,800 already, three weeks to reach New York to claim the wager.
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Vancouver
BKC
Japan
Paul Jones
New York
Railroad Bill Authorized Through Indian Territory
A bill passed authorizing the Kansas City Oklahoma and Pacific railroad to construct a line through the Indian Territory. Mr Dockery of Missouri led the chair’s approval and Mr Corkrell of Texas motioned the vote.
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Dockery
Missouri
Corkrell
Texas
Kansas City, Oklahoma & Pacific Railroad
Indian Territory
Wolcott Elected Senator by Colorado Legislature
Edward O Wolcott won the full Republican vote in the Colorado legislature joint session and was reelected United States senator by 57 to 38 over Saference and Thomas. Separate notes report car service disruptions in Brooklyn with only two lines running, Kansas City baking powder gifts to poor, and an art exhibit in Chicago. Pattison nominated for mayor by the Pennsylvania Democratic convention.
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Desyen
Edward O. Wolcott
United States
Wolcott
Saference
C. & Thomas A
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Topeka
Kanaas City
Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Central Art Association
Chicaego
Edward Wilder
Tenancy Update Casts Shadow Over Local Street
Fragmentary note describes a tenancy change at 1616 West Street. Mentions a first class tenant, a five year term, and a possible move related to milk coins and street activity. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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