Pure Food Show Opens With Crowded Booths And Big Expects
The Pure Food exposition prepares for a grand opening next Saturday at 2 PM with the Marshall band and remarks from Edward Wilder of the Pure Food association. Exhibitors from Lincoln Neb to St Louis display 80 to 400 square feet booths. TEA and breakfast foods, baking powders, spices, cereals, and other products fill the aisles as tickets sell in advance to nearly 5000 attendees. Tickets are available at local stores and druggists, with evening hours through the next week and lectures by Miss Emily B Murian Coffing starting at 1 PM each day.
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Marshallie Band
Edward Wilder
Pure Food Association
Emily B Murian Coffing
Philadelpite
Proievgdins
Almady
Tmn Kuehne
Burchard
Bridge & Go
Lincolns
Neb
OA Murdock & Co
Ranses City
Tope Linseed
Alla
Pury Food Company
St. Louis
B. Knox
Johnstown
N. C
Despuera
iKenena Silk Company
Hutchinson
Swift Packing Company
Chicago
Packines House
EU Pettiivbn & Co
Charles Wolff Packing Company
Ana
Hutchinson Packing Company
Matilieu Miner! Water Company
Ubie
Tayman-Oberley Company
Tanges and Kliehen
Philp
Isines Company
Wichita
Bowlon
Sini Fee
Osweko Starch Company
Oswero
N. Fitomingten & Sntthes
Fallure of D A Clementst at Cit Kansas Ave Store
The well known clathitz store of 13 A Clemente Co at Cit Kansas avenue was closed Saturday. The note of the insolvency lists creditors including Wilson Bros Chicago, Fr 3 Thomas, Smith Company, and Chey nk Topeka. Former partner in the business, Velie, formerly associated with Woo Whites, led to a two year old partnership dissolution. Continuous business doubt follows the closure.
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Clathitz
A. Clemente @ Co
Cit
Kansas Avenue
Seenine Uyler A
Wilson Bros
Chicago
Johnson
Thomas
Schabl & Broke
Walt Ive Cheynk
Topeka
Prarminary Nararren E. Smith Company
Forme Nes Sa Geenes Cose
Seetas
Clements Tris Heer
Ropekn
Velie
Nusiews
Woo
Ciements « Mtintoe
Hes Aresulee Ed Partiershlp
Wien
State Assembly Factions Debate Fair Handling Of Embers Issue
The article notes internal caucus tensions as members discuss fair procedure while Major Hudson faces opposition and a potential motion to table a matter in tonight's session. Apollo Lodge 188 calls officers and members to attend Brother Lee Olmstead's funeral at their hall Wednesday afternoon, with sister lodges invited.
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Major Hudson
Hudson
Apollo Lodge No
A. O.1
Fe'elowk
Lee Olmstead
BE. Schmidt
W. H. Frasie
Rec
Coin Harvey Attacks Loud Bill From Wrong End
Washington January senate post office committee heard Coin Harvey author of Coin's Financial School oppose the bill arguing consumers would not benefit from any publication price cut. He urged cheap letters and challenged the notion free education justifies cheaper literature while warning against public life dangers. Harvey favored investigating railroad charges and believed current rates were excessive.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
W. HT. Harvey
Harvey
Vitex
Eure
Wes
Seriou
Lfe
Fepublic
Chandice
Jase
Foud Axl West Ae Ee
Ecos Nome Pont
Ver
Wesley Davis Homestead Sold at Sheriff Sale Today
Sheriff sale transfers listed include Wesley Davis homestead at Rossville, bought by Ei. Merriam for 60, Lot Ten Mast Ridith avenue, Metskaor, and adjoining parcels sold to JM. Hunt for 72, three additional properties purchased by S. Shild for 200, Henry Emery’s lot sold for 330 to DeNate Rodheine, and other parcels bought by Aiwrt Evans for start.
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Wesley Davis
Xwpley
Esprtguse
Tore Stanurren
Bolonemin Te
Es Rleen
Henry Emery
Palete
Star
Czar in danger as German surgeon summoned
London reports a dispatch from St. Petersburg stating Dr Bersteunn, a leading German specialist, has been summoned to operate on the czar to halt a purge of a troubling ailment. The czar has suffered vertigo due to overwork after a past attack at the cave where he was wounded by a Japanese fanatic.
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London
St. Petersburg
Bersteunn
McKee Wounded Man Slowly Recovers at Union Hotel
McKee, the traveling man, was injured Friday night at a Union Pacific hotel. Doctors report he is not in immediate danger and may recover. Wounds to his chest and abdomen are healing. throat irritation persists. Police investigate a telegram linked to the incident, possibly from a Memphis woman claiming to know who attacked him.
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McKee
W. Findes
Chread
Pelee Garriner
Ivy
Anna Mekes
Memphis
Donn
T. M. McKee
Puliee
Aferphis
Gundiner
Alcheo
Death of F E Stilwell Kansas City Depot Superintendent
F E Stilwell longtime superintendent of the union depot died at Kansas City Port Heo and Mymyrhis hospital in this city at 1s yesterday afternoon from pneumonia. He had been ill for four weeks and, after plans to visit the Territory for a convalescent trip, his health failed to improve despite a trip to hot springs. Stilwell served as depot superintendent here for years.
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Kansas
Union
Kansas City
Port Heo & Mymyrhis
Stilwell
Tasits
Dovie
Tun Vigas
Veaith
Stilkelt Wan
Isan
Seneca Girl Found In Kansas City Sanitarium
Lulu Ervin aged Seneca girl has been located at Dr El Swarts home on Sandusky Avenue Kansas City Kan She is under a physician s care recovering from a recent surgical operation Her brother in law Fue Lon has been blamed for the mystery and the search by her parents continues George E Cole was operated on at the Santa Fe hospital He is reported in satisfactory condition The Paiges Eva Mountford East Lynne encore and a One Minute Cough Cure ad follow.
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Kansas City
Lulu Ervin
el Swarts
Sandusky Avenue
Kanva City
Kan
Miss Ervin
Buen Furlong
Mise Ervin
George E. Cole
Santi Fe Hospital
Atr. Cole
Failure of Three Banks In Louisville and Newport
National Bank Examiner Escott closed the doors of the German National Bank of Louisville chaired by Z M MuKnight. The bank’s capital stock was 3201,600 with a 10,000 surplus and violated the 25 percent rule. Depositors are promised full repayment. stockholders may reorganize. Real estate deals also contributed to the First National Bank of Newport closure and Minnesota State Savings Bank shutdown.
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Louisville
National Bank
Escott
German National Bank
Z. M. MuKnight
McKnight
Newport Bank Failure Shocks City in 1890s
Newport Kentucky reports the First National Bank closed its doors after heavy real estate investments. Officials say no one loses money, yet rumors persist. President Trapp and Cashier Youtsey are absent. Trapp had just been elected and held extensive bank stock and loans. Cincinnati observers note the bank had long been in financial strain and link land investments to the collapse.
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Newport
National Bank
Heltvue
T. B. Youtsey
Ito
John T. Trapp
Joseph Wright
Trapp
Henry Gunkel
Dayton
Cincinnati
Newrt
John Trapp
Youtsey
Inn Land Company
Youisey
Minnesota Savings Bank Fails In St Paul
Minnesota State Savings Bank closed its doors and filed a fee of assten mint naming Wr. Bickel as assignee. Assets about 250000 and liabilities near 250000. Officers said the shutdown protected depositors amid recent banking turmoil and deposit withdrawals.
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St. Paul
Minnesota State Savings Bank
Wr. Bickel
Sugar cargo aground near Beach Haven with crew aboard
The steamer Hadsworth from Liverpool carrying sugar is ashore near Beach Haven New Jersey. A wrecking steamer has begun efforts to assist. The vessel lies off shore and threatens fouling at high tide tonight. All 22 crew members remain on board as rescuers monitor conditions.
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Beach Haven
N. J
Hadsworth
Liverpool
Moffatt to Join Gov Adams for Mine Strike Settlement
Leadville mining leader L H Moffatt to join Governor Adams at his Leadville headquarters to push for a concrete settlement proposal from the miners union. The strike threatens key mines as pumps fail and ore bodies flood, with operators arguing over costs and concessions amid stalled work at Wolftone and other mines.
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Denver
L. H. Moffatt
Leadville
Alva Adams
Moffatt
Adams Hag
Nifsers’ Union
Teres
Maid of Erin
Not Opposed to Nepotism in Kansas Senate
The Kansas senate race centers on Senator Dan Hart of Norton County a Populist figure known for his thick whiskers and long tenure. Hart who leads the county roads and lines committee has appointed his son Wil Hart as clerk of the committee, illustrating a belief that things worth keeping should stay within the family.
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Kansas Senate
Pefver
Dan Hart
Norton County
Deter
Kansas
United States Senate
Hart
Norton
Smith
Phillips
Senate
Wil Hart
20000 Signers Petition Urges Nays on Amendment
A Kansas petition circulated two weeks ago by the W C T O headquarters reports strong turnout. Nearly 20,000 signatures have been received from across the state, with less than half of the petitions returnable. The petition urges senators and representatives to oppose any measure that endangers the ward amendment or interferes with laws related to intoxicating liquor.
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Senate
Oace of Representatives
Kansas
Uwaagie
State of
Sherman's Books Sold in St Louis Collection of W T Sherman Volumes
W T Sherman collection comprising about 58 volumes of army records regimental histories and war literature sold in St Louis last week for 20 dollars. The sale was conducted by Thomas Dooley who did work for Sherman while at headquarters. Several copies were presented by Mrs Sherman to her son Tom now a Jesuit missionary. Many people examined the collection and talks with G A R posts and others pursued sale of the whole or part of it.
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St.Louis
San
W.T. Sherman
St. Louis
Thomas Dooley
Sherman
United States Army
Tom
Postal employes charged with embezzlement at Salt Lake
Salt Lake City January 13 F M McBride assistant postmaster and J W Cunningham stamp clerk are in custody on a federal embezzlement charge. McBride is said to be short about 4000 dollars and Cunningham about 280 dollars. Inspector Capt Nichols filed the complaint. McBride has long been regarded a top postal clerk in the west. He is the son of Judge McBride of Spokane Washington and has served here for 17 years.
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Salt Lake
Utah
F. M. McBride
J. W Cunningham
Excellent Barber Shop Opens in Topeka on Kansas Ave
The Shaffer Bros. and W. R. Walker open a central Topeka barber shop at 813 Kansas Avenue, featuring three skilled barbers and the city's only hydraulic chairs. The venue promises pleasant quarters and modern equipment to attract local patrons.
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Kansas Avenue
Shaffer
Topeka
Specialties by The Faiges at Crawford Opera House
The Hinke sisters and a list of performers including Harry English Geo W Paige Walter L Potts Lillan Paige Frances Florida Ren Hake and Walter C Steely appear nightly this week at Crawford Opera House with admission prices 10 20 and 20 cents Subscribes in The State Journal
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Faiges
Hinke Sisters
Harry English
Geo. W. Paige
Walter L. Potts
Lillan Paige
Frances Florida
Ren Hake
Walter C Steely
Crawfiord Opera House
A Town in Arms Over Failing Election in Georgia
A riot grips Byroo in Houston county Georgia as rival election factions clash leaving four men shot. The town, divided over a municipal vote, saw gunfire and disruptions for hours until the sheriff restored a fragile calm. A second election is planned, with bloodshed feared to continue.
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Americus
Jon
Byroo
Houston
C. C. Richardson
C. L. Bateman
Bateman
RH. Basistew
Watlers
Charlie Stateman
C. Richardson
Indy
Texas Petition Seeks Cabinet for Texas Advocate
The Texas delegation presented a petition of 103,200 names to President-elect McKinley in Canton Ohio on Saturday afternoon on behalf of John Grant of Texas for a cabinet appointment. They were greeted at Union Station by prominent St Louis Republicans and hosted at a special dinner in the Terminal Hotel dining room before driving about the city.
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St. Louis
Jan
Texas Delegaon
McKinlay
Canton
John Grant
Texas
Union Station
Dinims
Terminal Hotel
Plague Ravages Bombay With 2592 Deaths Reported
Bombay January 18 the plague situation worsens with official figures showing 3000 cases and 2092 deaths. The Times of India faults decayed sanitary conditions for a decade and warns that the city’s future trade is at stake.
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Bombay
Times of India
Alaska Gold Rush Draws Thousands to North
Tacoma readers report Alaska merchants and steamship lines bracing for an influx of ten to fifteen thousand miners this spring. Last year about six thousand men went north seeking wealth, with few striking claims. Systematic advertising now aims to attract gold seekers from across the country to the Yukon frontier.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Puget Sound
Yukon
Stake Knockdown In Front Of City Building
Ray Stake nephew of Senator W. Sterne once with the state treasurer’s office was knocked down this afternoon in front of the city building. He and an unnamed man quarreled briefly as a local policeman stood by. The assailant’s name was not revealed and Stake did not disclose it.
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Ray Stake
W. £. Sterne
State Treasurer
Stake
Strke
Fair Weather Tonight and Tomorrow in City
The weather bureau predicts fair and warmer weather tonight and tomorrow after a south wind this morning raised the temperature to 5 degrees. The Paiges The Passes, a strong repertoire company, will perform at Crawford Opera House each night this week with change of play and admission 16 20 and 49 cents. Malta quarantine report notes twenty days against vessels from Bombay dated Jan 15. Mineral water advertisement claims top quality in the west by J W Phillips at 12 W Eighth Ave.
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Althoteh
Weather Bureau
Aoia
Paiges
Crawford Opera House
Malta
Valtella
Bombay
Craze Ends In Desperate Suicide Claim At Sister's Home
William Slater, distraught over a divorce from his wife and a custody dispute over their baby, raved at his sister Alice Loback’s home on Tenth Street and Missouri Pacific crossing. Police captured him as he begged for a means to end his life, weeping and declaring life was not worth living. He was taken to the station and placed in the women’s ward for further care. Slater had been employed as a yardman for the Rock Island railroad.
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William Slater
Pokce
Wr. Sitter
Birs
Alice Lobuck
Tenth Street
Missouri Pacific Crossing
Ellison
Wm. Slater
Feu
Loback
Tim
Mr. Ellison
Fie
Apd
Ewing
Mrx
Hans
Wat Slater
Slater
Doc’ Ellison
Sergeant Ellison
Fock Island Railroad
Yerdman
Atlantic & Pacific bonds purchase approved by Holland bankers
New York January 1 2 pm The Amsterdam and Holland bondholders of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad have approved the terms offered by the Atchison for the purchase of the bonds of the western division of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
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Tis Terns
Holland Bonqialders
New York
The
Amsterdam and Holland Bondholiers
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Atchi- Sof
Westven
Atlantic & Pacific Railread
Wreck of Rock Island freight near Topeka delays trains
An eastbound Rock Island freight derailed near Wutland, one and a half miles west of Topeka, when a draw bar broke loose. Fifty empty box cars were ditched. no injuries. The wreck delayed traffic into Topeka, with Texas and Chicago passenger trains stalled at the scene.
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Rock Island
Wutland
Topeka
Topckm
T Wechook
Texas P
Chicago
Charowhas Escape Delays District Court Assault Trial
Louis Charowhas was to stand trial in district court for an assault with a hatchet on Warren Giles, a Crawford bill poster. The information was withdrawn after Easiee Hezen moved to quash, and the case was dismissed.
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Louis Charewhas
Warren Giles
Bill Poster
Crawford
Hell
Easiee
Supreme Court Weakens Dispensary Law Decision
The Supreme Court has decided that the state of South Carolina’s dispensary regulation fails to meet constitutional standards. The ruling emphasizes limits on inspection powers and flags potential unconformity with federal law.
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Aahitteton
Jin
Supreme Court of the
United States
Earl of Kimberly Chosen Leader of Liberal Party
London January 15 Liberal peers meeting at Spencer House elected the Earl of Kimberly to lead the Liberal Party in place of Lord Berry who recently resigned. The Earl of Kimberly, former foreign minister, succeeds Roseberry and assumes leadership duties.
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Earl of Kimberly
Liberal
London
Spencer House
Earl Spencer
Earl of Kinberly
Lorderry
Birth of Anna Gould's Son in Paris at Noon
Paris reports Countess Castel laine formerly Anna Gould gave birth to a son today at noon. Mother and child are healthy. Miss Gould is expected to wed Count Castel laine on March 16, 1886. Card of Thanks from Mrs. Anna E. Burch's relatives expresses gratitude for sympathy during bereavement. A $5 gold piece given with each ticket at the event.
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Paris
Castellaine
Mise Anna Gould
Mita Gould
Count Castellaine
Anna E. Burch
Dispute Delays Bridge Work As Inspectors Clash With Contractor
Commissioners decide to pay the contractor’s estimate for extra piles while the supervision and contractor argue over authority to direct the work. Extra piles driven under Hinckley orders. dispute over payment and who should pay for additional work remains unresolved. The board narrowly approves the contractor’s estimate, with arbitration stance on future costs.
Republican supporters split over endorsing candidate in Kansas
Pinney County reporter notes diverse interests clouding a Republican bid in Kansas. Some warn endorsement would anger factions. others push harmony by backing a single nominee to avoid intra party friction. The piece credits 16 Journal as source, highlighting tensions within the party.
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Valvet
Gav Heathers
Tee
Muriiers
Une
Eklt MO Sutton
Doves City
Fitz in Trouble At Hyde and Sein Butte Bar Row
Brooklyn police report a late evening disturbance at Hyde and Sein where patrons jeered Fitz and a fight broke out. Bottles and a bundle of papers were seized. officers intervened as the crowd surged. The accused Fitz was taken for questioning while witnesses described a tense confrontation.
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Brooklyn
Hyde & Sein
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ALF Birby
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Coin Harvey
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Czar
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East Lynne
Jillian Pale
Lady Isabel
Madame Vine
G. W. Stansfield
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First National Bank of
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Minnesota Savings Bank
Boston Grain Exchange
Boston
Boston Stock and Grain Exchange
New England
Louis Neilson
Stock Exchange
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Keego
Iltnats Paper Company
Pulnes Clothing Company
Gov. Adams
Hert
Peffer
State Journal
Byron, Georgia
Tion
Sheriffs Authority
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Sterne
J. W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
Santa FE
Rock Island Freight
Charowhas
Hazen
Roseberry
Anna Gould
Fall
Hincksey
Gress
W. Hi
Stockheyays
Hinckine
Hinckley
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Zuaranks
Ciin
Yilen
Board of County Commissioners
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Paar
Poe
API
HA. Lariner
Wwe
Ty Willis
Mr. Hinckley
Campbell Air
Larimer
Mr Hinckley
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Campbell
Yelleu
Keepers
Sou
Screpeeh
Stouts
Burtis
Fitz
Andia
Wren
Fitzemin
Polkon
Ths King
Pilts Beechams—Beechams
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