Chicago Cash Offer Promised for Populist Convention Site
At St Louis on January 12 the national Populist committee weighed cities for the July 24 convention. Chicago urged by Schutter and others offered facilities and hinted at raising at least 20,000 dollars. Kansas City and Dallas spoke of venues, seating, and accommodations, with Dallas claiming it could host one or two conventions. The committee adopted a resolution praising executive leaders and urged fundraising and support for locating the convention.
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ILM
Fulweitr
Arkansas
Taylor
Eugene Smith
FPF
Schutter
Schulte
Popullet Cours
Els Heisler
Scbarkter
Kansas City
Kar
Ano Viock
Curt Bose
Mr. Schwalter
Harry Tracer
Dallas
Tex
Blecy
Holland Elso
Delia
Cesdtan
Suider
Kinneas
Lingith
Friends of Stae
Arly
North Dakota
Miracle
Indiana
St Louia
Cleir
Taubellock
J. H.turner
Car
Don
M.C Ranklay
People's Party
Prater Against Fighting Calls for Prayer in El Paso
A special dispatch from El Paso reports the city ministers and religious societies urging prayer on January 26 to prevent a prizefight and save El Paso from disgrace. The effort involves prominent local groups and figures aiming to influence public morals and maintain city reputation.
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el Pawn
Cane
Denver
Ia. i
The
Times
el Paso
Tex
Union
Epworth Teague
Mortgage case in Warstington court to be argued Monday
Sange Valentine and TF Baren travel to Warstington to argue a motion in a supreme case concerning mortgage redemption law. Judge Valentine and FF Dorme arrived to argue the motion, likely to be heard on Monday. Also notes the death of M Piague, former president of the council of ministers and minister of the interior, and a morning fire at 701 Lime Street injuring no one. The fire caused about $1000 in damage before extinguished by the department.
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Sange Valentine
Baren
Warstington
Wasurtxcros
Jan
Valentine
Dorme
Togort Te Brad
Pants
M. Piague
Couscli
Interior
Harry Sheffer
Lime Street
Co, Knowles
Ume
Nationals Send Invitations for Conference Meeting in Old City Hall
Portsavan January 18 The new National party committee at headquarters sends inquiry letters and invitations for a Nations conference to convene March 1 in Old City hall. Replies are said to be cheering to the new party with Frances Wiland endorsing the move. Respondents include Senator William A. Peter Thompson Rev J F Shepperd W H Nicholson J Karl Heler M Gower Henrietta Moore T R Caluder P Woodbury and James A Little.
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Portsavan
New National Party
Old City
Misa Frances Wiland
Wmn. A. Peter
5. Thompson
Rev
J. F. Shepperd
W. H Nicholson
J. Karli Heler M. Gower
Henrietta Moore
T. R. Carluder
P. Woodbury
James A. Little
Wreck at Victor injures Kellam family faces shock
Reports from Victor Col last evening tell of a wreck that left T. J. Kellam severely injured and paralyzed by shock. Mrs Kellam and Charles Kellam Jr. departed for home after telegrams urged Mrs Kellam to come. Col Holliday sent telegrams seeking updates as Mr Kellam and Mr Thompson suffer bruises but may recover.
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Mr. Kelinen
T. J. Kollam
Victor
Frané Willect
Najloods Bank
Thontpeon
Kellum Timbs
Wee
Mr. Kallam
Serlona
W. A. L Thompson
Mra Kallam
Kellam
Charles Koljidey
Mr. Thompson
Colorado
Col. Holliday
Mr. Kellam
Afr. Thompson
Bellam
Failures at Clee-mant and Dainth Department Stores
Creditor actions surface as Gustae Fox & Co and The Duluth Provision Dry Goods Co face receivership. Liabilities total about 150,000 with assets near 625,000. Names include Donorvin Inc and officials Judson and Argeraioger, with past failures noted in Judson case.
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Clee'mant Anda Dainth
Cuscinsate
Gustae Fox & Co
Geaiers Im Diamonds
East Sournn Sireet
Totus May
Eivan
Model Supply Co seeks receiver amid mortgage filings
Alers of Model Department Store urge continuation of business as four new mortgages are filed with the register of deeds. Newburg & Son petition the district court for a receiver. a stock mortgage was issued yesterday and foreclosure proceedings loom. Judge Hazen set an o'clock hearing this afternoon. Additional mortgages include Frank F. MacLrasao 790 Ganet Shetting Mat Con. 187 00 Brown Shoe Co. 42% SU Pigskin & Brooks 082 10 Sheridan-Cisytos Paper Co 51 00 A Card. The Parkhurst, Davis & Co. dispute over control of the Model Store is addressed with a letter from Parkhurst asserting no involvement. The Highland Torn Verein charter is filed with the secretary of state to support singing, gymnastics, and reading. Maine boxer Wede Watts denies colored blood in his lineage, noting his grandmother was a Louisiana Frenchwoman.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Newburg & Son
Petitioond
District Court
Newbury
Haze
Thn State Journal
Parkhurst Davie Mer. Co
Model Supply Co
Tus
Pananvnst
W. HL. Davis
Frm
Davis
Torn Verein
Highland Stasion Torn Verein
Reco
Samuel French
Latres Wieters
Robert Sparks
David Guigrich
Joha’ Simpson
Charles Jackson
Navy plan to force Turkey over damages in Armenian outrages
A Boston dispatch reports a naval officer stating the administration has prepared a campaign to compel Turkey to pay indemnity for injuries to American property and to promise future protection for American interests in Turkish waters. The plan hinges on U.S. demands for compensation and security.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Turkey
United States
Reverend Olden Defends Sermon at Hamilton Hall Meeting
At Hamilton hall last night Rev G D Olden of the First African Baptist church attacked those condemning him over his sermon The Lynching and Burning of Negroes He criticized the court house meeting crowd of about 250 and referred to resolutions denouncing his views signed by church members Excluded members of his church acted as signatories in the dispute
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Lam
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Jeliz
Col. Brown
Court House
Jellz
Dennis Hope
Clinkscale
J. A. Puyo
Old War Veterans Demand Pensions in Kirkpatrick Speech
Congressman Kirkpatrick denounces pension bureau presumptions and calls for liberal pensions for veterans sons and sons in law. He predicts a Republican victory in November 1896 to oust the Democratic party and restore justice to those who served the nation. The address urges voters in his district and nationwide to back wartime defenders.
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Bureau
Wien
Avidier
Kss
Pension Bureau
Tula
Asiade
Board of Examiners
Ch Man
Callelading
Kirkpatrick
Chiilmao
Dheese
New York
Bartlet
Onairman
Bureau of Pensions
Pension Vureau
United States
Controversy Over Navy Plan and Turkish Policy Surges
Reports claim a potential naval demonstration against Turkey, with a plan to deploy nearly the entire US fleet to Turkish waters. Authorities deny direct orders to vessels, but discussions cite transferring Bunce’s flag to the Maine and expanding the European squadron as a strategic option amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Department of State
Turkey
United States Navy
Leason
Bunce
Hampton Haas
United States
Department
New York
Admiral Bunce
Maine
Burglars Caught In Herrington After Hardware Theft
Police from Herrington arrested two men believed to have burglarized a local hardware store last week, seizing about 300 dollars worth of goods. The case involves a man who bought knives from the suspects in McFarland and a dispatch to the local marshal. Remains of Lucy Norton of Emporia were brought to Topeka for interment beside her parents. Mrs Wilson and a sibling accompanied the casket from the depot. Coal prices and labor order details appeared in the late item from Wessen and local phone numbers.
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Chisfof
Wilkerson
OtSeer
McFarland
Heriszton
Mss
Norton
Lucy Norton
Emporia
Colorado
Topeka
Mra
Samuel Wilson
States Shut Out of Union Bid Ceará
Arizona and New Mexico were denied statehood under a Washington decision urged by Speaker Reed. The House committee on territories will not report admission bills, delaying statehood for two more years to curb mountain region representation. Departures from Topeka list travelers by Santa Fe Union Pacific and others. First Methodist Church services canceled due to boiler repair. prayer meeting Thursday night. Kansas Mutual Life reports $3,010,000 new business in 1905 with surplus and liabilities detailed. annual report forthcoming.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Union- Curiaco
the Post
Washington
Sisterhood of States
Speaker Reed
Senate
House Committee On Territories
First Methodist Church
Kansas Mutual Life
Tula
Goats Ate Tires and Corks as Shipment Rules Emerge
A comical railroad incident from Minneapolis reports goats chewing tires and cork tackles on baggage cars, causing a lengthy investigation and a $60 claim against the baggage department. Agent C. E. Stone faces deductions to settle the matter, with goats blamed for damage and misidentification of trunks. The tale ends with a broader note on memorials and a nurse rescued during a 1793 yellow fever outbreak commemorating Stephen Girard.
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Baggage Department
Pacifi Road
Pastis
Ben
C. E. Stone
Northerm Pacific Ticket Office
St Paul
Uncle Tom's
Stone
Connecticut peach orchards and корe growth plans
The report notes Connecticut produced 50 000 baskets of peaches and mentions efforts by several companies to plant large peach orchards using approved methods. It argues peach trees will bear within a decade and urges yearly planting for household use. It references Roman Catholic churches in Britain and a political speech, then reports the acquittal of Eugene Mell, Garfield County treasurer, with a closing remark on general mood.
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Besh
Sweden
Norway
Eugene Hail
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