Lost on the Gulf Yacht Paul Jones Missing Party
A Louisville to Pensacola yacht Paul Jones with five youths three women and crew vanished in a Gulf storm after leaving the Mississippi mouth January 3. Among the party were Collin H C Yorum and daughter Miss Yoours, G A Yocum of St Louis, Florence Taggart daughter of Indianapolis mayor, and Miss Margery Woodland of Chicago. Relatives seek news as tugs and vessels search gulf ports. the boat valued at 1290 miles range with luxury interiors and a 190 horsepower engine.
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Lewisville
Paul Jones
Louisville
Pensacols
Pla
Galt
Mexico
Collinl H.C. Yorum
Yoours
G. A. Yocum
St. Louis
Florence Tagsart
Tai
Indianapolis
Bliss Margerie Woodland
Chinago
John Barry
Eneteer Badgley
H.C. Yocum
Mississippi
Pensacola
Fla
Storm
Beard
Gulf Coast
Lawrence Jones
Furt
Tageart
Iunapolis
Tarence Joren
Taggart
Mobiie
Ala
Veseels
Gulf
Jones
Palne
Memphis
Greaine
Ebe
Crescent City
Col Yocum
Washington
Senator Fairbanks
Secretary of the Treasury
Orden
Winona
Mobile
PawlJuies
New Orleans
Gulf of Mex
Cap Kimball
The
Life Saving Service
Unclear yacht report from Pant Jones voyage
Fragmentary text describes an incomplete yacht update involving Pant Jones, with mentions of Me Murereal sladent, Nebel Tita, and Fiore Band. The information is first received and Jones expresses confidence in safety though details are garbled.
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Murereal Sladent
Ponteville
Vache
Ten East
Smallpox Spreads In Hillsboro With Rising Cases
Hillsboro reports a worsening smallpox outbreak as twenty cases are confirmed, sixteen inside town and two in a hotel. Three new cases and three deaths occurred Friday, with concerns over visitors from Morian and neighboring towns on trains. Local health board to be notified of conditions.
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Hillsboro
Morian
Pate Board of Health
Improving Cities to Modernize at Cost of 300 Million
London reports England faces modernization of its municipalities at a cost of about 300 million dollars. The piece notes private bills proposed to finance urban upgrades across cities including England’s major urban centers.
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London
England
Guba Deal Revealed by Cuban General Gomez
Brigadier General Gomez reports a $40 million US loan arranged to fund Cuba’s army pay for three years secured by Cuban customs duties. The Cuban commission arrives in New York, gratitude expressed for reception, and plans to complete aeronautical arrangements by month’s end before returning to Cuba.
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New York
Gomes
Washington
United States
Cuba
Gomez
Gomex
We Are Sane With War Yet Seek Peace for Cuba
Reported remarks discuss forming a commission headed by Cubase adviser Memiex Capote to oversee postwar governance in Santa Crux del Sur. General Maximo Gomez to stay in command until army disbands, as Cuba moves toward tranquility amid financial reforms and potential U S. connections. General Gomez expected to return to Washington. Garcia’s body to be sent to Cuba by committee.
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Memiex Capote
Santa Crux del Sur
Maximo Gomez
Cuba
Goewes
Washington
Garcia
Santa Fe Discharges Nine Conductors in New Mexico
Santa Fe railroad yesterday discharged nine conductors on the western New Mexico and Rio Grande divisions amid an ongoing inquiry. Officials declined to estimate total dismissals, noting the probe is led by division superintendents. A letter to General Superintendent Mi alleged travel staff offered to reveal dishonesty for free rides, claiming conductors pocketed short fares.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Rand
Superin
Dyer Une Turley
Neil
New Dexico
Ewan
McMudge
Dyer
Hurley
State funeral for Nelson Dingley at Washington House
Thousands of people filed past the late Representative Nelson Dingley as a majestic state funeral unfolded in the House of Representatives. The president, cabinet, diplomatic corps, Supreme Court, and numerous dignitaries stood by his bier while galleries held families and invited prominent figures.
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Washington
Nelson Dingley
House of Representatives
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Parliament Passes Broad Public Works For Railroads And Water
Parliament approves a sprawling program funding railroads and water systems. It includes a new street from Holborn to the Strand by the London County Council and a large water scheme for Sheffield Derby and Leicester. The total outlay nears private bill expenditures, signaling strong industrial activity amid national prosperity.
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London County Council
Holborn
Shefield
Derby
Leicester
Wil
Mandamus saga and state funeral in the capital
Ex Lieutenant Governor Harvey delays mandamus filing against State Auditor Cole over extra session vouchers, saying settlement expected today. In Washington, New York chamber delegation pays respects as former statesman’s casket lies in state in the House chamber, with simple yet striking decor and a steady stream of mourners viewing the remains.
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Cole
Harvey
Eagan revises statement to War Investigation Commission
Washington jan 16 Commissary General Eagan submits a shorter revised statement to the war investigation commission. He explains removing objectionable matter and defending that he never fed poisoned beef, asking the commission to consider his sworn statement with the facts before them.
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War Investigation Commission
Washington
General Eagan
Nvestigating Commission
Miles
Engen
Eagan
Spain
Charles P. Eagan
Vaults Locked as Treasurers Clash Over Warrants
The state treasury vaults are locked and keys held by Treasurer Heflebower while dispute over warrants paid for the extra session stalls business. Treasurer Grimes refuses to receipt for disputed warrants. Auditor Cole won’t credit them. The $6100 in warrants, including a $24 draw by Grimes, are in question as clerks observe idle until a resolution.
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Grimes
Treasury
Kelly
Cole
Treasury Department
Mr. Heflebower
Dave
Williams
Heflebawer
Bir
Hetlebower
Morris
Ouanes
Naboth's Vineyard lecture by Col Bryan in Denver
Denver January 26 Colonel William Jennings Bryan and wife arrived by the Burlington. They were greeted by a reception committee and hosted at T. M. Patterson's home where breakfast was taken. A public reception by the Denver Bi metallic league followed with many eager to shake Bryan's hand.
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Burlington
By & Greep
T. M. Patterson
Bryan Wee
Denver Bimetallic League
John H. Roule
Apa
Brown
Usd
J. B. Grant
TM Patsterson
Ore
Thomas
Maboth
Judge Foster Resigns as Kansas Federal Judge
Judge Foster resigns from the federal bench in Kansas effective March 1. The resignation was mailed Saturday night to President McKinley as candidates for the vacancy are weighed. Early expectations name Judge Hook as the likely successor.
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Foster
Kansas
McKinley
Poer
Hook
Crisis passes in Philippines Otis still in control
General Otte reported from Mantle that cablegram content reassured Washington that the critical stage has passed and authorities accept his statements that control is now in the hands of the officials in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Otis
Washington
Otte
Mantle
Molle
Branner Property Sold Under Court Order in Kansas Ave Sale
Sheriff executes sale of Branner property on Kansas avenue including the Brasner block and three other business houses between Fifth and Sixth streets. Mrs. Millie Nichols and Mrs. Josie Webb seek back rents of 1000, with Webb allowed to bid 34500. Case linked to Klein-Branner dispute. pending in supreme court.
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Sheriff Cook
John Channer
Kansas Avenue
Brasner
Fifth
Sixth
Millie Nichols
Josie Webb
Jacob Kiein
John Branner
Kei
Dushent
Kiein
Anid
New Paper Promises Bryan Democratic Leanings
An eastern press union in Topeka announces a new nightly paper tied to the Bryan Democratic chain. The venture aims to advance the party doctrines with a statewide and regional reach, led by key party figures and media owners. Chicago reports forecast colder weather tonight into Friday with northerly winds.
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Topeka
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Apt
Tisa Meld
Jones
Seilien
Tony
Rareloga
Aelive Vaina
Turion
Ginteed
Alee
Bert
Ngale
Bexar
Keeney
Exea
Karam
Aiinsieiet
Omoba Paper
Nebesskm
Chicago
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