Anotier M. D. In Trouble in Missouri Shooting Case
In Nebraska at Bellone on January 19 Mrs F. A. fired two shots at Dr W C Si Bn who stepped inside his doorway. The first missed as he turned the second shot after being disarmed by officers. Neighbors rode to the doctor for aid. A man prepared to ride to Lincoln for legal help as Langhine threatened to arrest him. Mrs Langhine, newly made mother, gave statements about Buel then retracted them before attempting to shoot Biry. Mrs Langhine and her husband were not injured.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Bellone
Langhine
Buel
Will Fight Gage Plan as A B A Debates Currency Reform
The American Bimetallic Association executive committee met in Washington to oppose Secretary Gage and the monetary commission plan. Members included A J Warner, Joseph Sheldon, Towne, Bartha, Senator Allen, and C W Underwout. Warner plans to delegate leadership due to ill health. committee to consider future work and literature on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bimetallic Association
American Dimetallic Association
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Joseph Sheldon
Connecticut
Representative Towne
Minnesota
F. Bartha Af Tiinoit
Ailen
Nebraska
C. W. Underwout
Alaska
Lince
Gage
Monetary Commission
Warner
Gesrsia
Gas Explosion Kills and Injures in Russian Mine Disaster
A gas explosion in a mine near the Azov coast kills forty and injures twenty four in the Tugen Tog district. Reports note the tragedy followed by chaotic rescue efforts and international attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersbure
Sax
Tgner
Tugen- Tog
Ncetti
Azov
Gypsy Queen's Camp Prepares For May Coronation In Topeka
A Gypsy queen will be crowned in Topeka on May 22 with a Chicago priest officiating. The ceremony will involve the crown being placed on the queen's head by a female relative Minnie Youngs of Chicago. The royal household promises a large festival lasting a week with food and Romany wine as the tribe gathers at Curtis and Jackson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Chicago
North Topeka
Curtis and
Jackson Streets
United That
Selah Metrovitoh
United States
Chicuzo
Father Metroyitch
Topeka
Minnie Youngs
Soverview
Royal Household
Old Country
Phere
Maria
Marta
Queen
Gustave Stanley
Stackovitch
Lougis Stanley
Royal Househall
Seine
Gypsy Queen Elect in North Topeka Preparations
A Gypsy tribe camps near North Topeka for a coronation with Queen Maria, her sitter-in-law, and 60 tribe members. Descriptions cover tent life, dress, interior decor, and the queen’s early days in the city, including her shy demeanor and English-speaking sister-in-law.
Tootle Stricken, Oldest Tootle Brother In St Joseph
Thomas Tootle aged 76, oldest surviving member of the Tootle trio of millionaires, suffered a bout of apoplexy at the Tootle-Lemon private bank in St Joseph Missouri. His recovery is doubtful and his nephew Milton Tirole is noted as the present head of the large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jos
St. Joseph
Thomas Tootle
Milton
John
Tootle-Lemon
Milton Tirole
Esale
Salvation Army Wins Greenport Free Speech Victory
Salvation Army triumphs in New York appeals court overturning prior rulings that barred open air meetings with horn instruments in Greenport. Appeal argued ordinance targeted the Army and violated the Fourteenth Amendment, restoring rights to street gatherings with horn sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Greenport
L. I
New York
Salvation Arry
L. L
United States
Areennart
Gould Earned Two Dollars as Juror in New Jersey
George J. Gould, the young millionaire, earned two dollars yesterday serving on a federal jury in Trenton New Jersey. He plans to earn about six dollars more as a juryman including mileage. His visit to a chinaware shop and a $100 bill payment are noted. The elevated directors meeting was postponed due to his jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York
George J. Gould
United States
Trenton
N. J
Sui
Chins
Millonaire
United
Marshal Alcott
Sct
Gould
Leedy appoints weighmaster and exhibits team shifts
State House notes show Joe Leedy appointing J. Mr. Evang of Burlington as weighmaster at Rye City Kansas on Chief Grain Inspector W W Culver recommendation. Johnson seeks Omniahe exposition commission seat while Populists urge governor to reject him. State rail board overrules Wichita coal rate discrimination complaint against Missouri Pacific and Frisco. Kansas National Guard officers form Topeka study group. first meeting next Tuesday at old court house. Rev W G Todd to assist state librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Leedy
J. Mr. Evang
Burlington
Rye City
Kan
W. W. Culver
F. Burleigh Johnson
Topeka
Johnson
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Missouri Pacific
Frisco
Wichita
A. H. Horton
Clad Hamilton
Flete
Kansas National Guard
Old Court House
AL Staith
Chas
N. Nelson
Meutenant
Starr
WG. Todd
Leedy
Annie L. Diggs
Todd
Blind Institute
Kansas City
Lewelling
Unitarian Church
Believes in Dr Schenck Dr Lewis recalls Vienna study
Dr J P Lewis of this city recalls studying under Vienna scientist Dr Schenck a decade ago and forming a cordial bond with him and his wife. He recalls Schenck as a thorough teacher though tyrannical at home and recalls accompanying the Schencks to his hotel and home during their stay in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lewis
Vienna
Schenck
Dr. P. Lewis
Lewin
Viena
Lewis
Schenck Beniiies
Bchenck
Dr. Lewis
Br. Schenck
Sand
Dr. Schenck
Indignity to a Senator prompts hotel clash in Washington
In Washington a junior Illinois senator Billy Mason clashed with a Pennsylvania Avenue hotel proprietor over registering with a companion. The man, not recognizing the senator, insisted on the age and rule observance, leading to a row in which Mason was slapped. The incident follows other recent senate fisticuffs and prompts calls for boxing lessons in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Washington
Billy" Mason
Chicago
Pennsylvania Avenue
Illinois
Mason
Jett
Senate
Honors for Dole Arrangements for Hawaiian President
Washington prepares a formal welcome for Hawaii’s President Dole as chief magistrate of a friendly nation. The U S government will cover his visit expenses while in Washington with an official tour beginning in Chicago. President McKinley’s plan follows Hawaii’s head of state eastward movement after arrival.
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Washington
Dole
Hawaii
Gen. Shafter
San Francisco
Wshington
Army
McKinley
Chicago
United States
East
Denver Papers Win Fight Over Advertising Rates
Denver newspapers and about 74 large department stores clashed over ad rates. Merchants withdrew ads nine days earlier, then surrendered, agreeing to a new rate scale higher than before. Labor unions supported the papers as public sentiment opposed the stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Merchants’ Association
Rght
Millionaire Karter Denies Opposition to Bryan in Paper
The New York Journal disclaims responsibility for an article by chief editorial writer Arthur Mc Ewan attacking William Jennings Bryan. The paper claims it is not responsible for opinions bearing a signature and cites an official notice as its stance.
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Karter
Bryan
New York
New York Journal
Arthur McEwan
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Hawaiian President Dole to Resume Journey to Washington
President Sanford B. Dole of the Hawaiian Islands republic will resume his trip to Washington this afternoon traveling via Chicago and New York with his wife and attendants. He will be hosted at the Arlington hotel during his stay, with high level military escorts and staff ensuring his comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Cridier
Army
Bi. O. & Heisland
Navy
T. 8. Phelps
Arlington Hotel
Li Hung Chang
Princes Eulalia
San Francisco
Sanford B. Dole
Haawaiian 1 Lands Republic
Washington
Chicago
New York
Welcome planned for Hawaii president Dole in Chicago
Chicago prepares a reception for Hawaii's President Dole arriving Saturday on the Northwestern limited. Gen. Brooks will order troops from Fort Sheridan to escort him to the hotel and a guard of honor will stand by. Government representatives may greet him. plans to take him to Washington on a special train are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dole
Hawaii
Chicag
Chieszo
Washington
Fire at Morton's Bakery Causes Minor Damage
A fire at James Morton's Sons confectionery at 1024 Main Street broke out last night around 7 o clock. The blaze, put out quickly by the fire department, caused about 1000 in damage and was likely started by careless handling of matches. insurance covers the losses. This is the second fire at Morton's in a month with about 1800 in prior stock and fixtures losses. The notice also advertises Art exhibition and lecture at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday the 5th with good balcony seats at the Library Hall on the 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaas Uy
James Morton
Main Street
Morton's
Grand Opera House
Lalcony
Journal stance on Bryan Van Wyck and party alignment
Editorial notes the Journal supported Bryan in 1896 as the Democratic nominee and would support him or any similar nominee in 1900. It backed Van Wyck for comparable reasons, but clarifies it is not a Bryan or Van Wyck paper and identifies itself as a Democratic paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
van Wyck
Russia to withdraw from Port Arthur after settlement
London dispatch says Russian Minister Courti Cassini reported to the Tsune-Li-Yamen that once the German affair is settled Russia will return Port Arthur to China and withdraw troops with no indemnity. China must hire Russians to train troops and oversee customs and railways. Russia reportedly has three warships inside Port Arthur and four outside, with about five thousand troops ashore.
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London
Shanghai
Mall
Clathia
Courit Cassini
Russia
Port Arthur
China
Capitan With Band Delights De Wolf Hopper Show
Kansas City audience praised the De Wolf Hopper production with the Capitan and the Third Regiment band at the Coates Opera House. The novelty of a louder finale drew sharp applause and sparked debate on quantity versus quality in musical performance. Kingston Jamaica Declares Yellow Fever Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
de Wolf Hoppe
Jamaica
Kingston
Millions for Indians Appropriation Bill Reported
Washington January 19 The Indian appropriation is reported to carry an aggregate of 7 527 210 dollars. Funds for schools from order that treaty funds is 2 574 540. For fulfilling treaty stipulations 3 250 299 is appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ex Senator Blackburn’s Daughter Improves After Accident
Washington Jan 13 Mrs Lumile Lane daughter of ex Senator Blackburn who accidentally shot Saturday night continues to improve. Physicians now think there is no doubt of her recovery. No attempt has been made to extract the ball.
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Blackburn
Washington
Lumile Lane
Christening of the Sierra Madre Pacific Railroad in Juarez
In Cut- Mad Juarez Mexico Governor Michel Ahumada presided at the official inauguration of the Rio Grande Sierra Madre & Pacific railroad. The 164 mile line extends from El Paso to Casas Grandes Chihuahua with military bands present. Builders include A Foster Higgins president Bolen Humphreys treasurer and George Ru land secretary of New York City.
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el Paso
Tex
San
Rio Grande
Juarez
Mexico
Michel Ahumada
Republic
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Chittahua
Stera Madre
Casas Graniine
Rilroad
A. Foster Higgins
Bolen Humphreys
George Ruland
New York City
Rubber Miles Close at Woonsocket Plant
Notices posted at the Alice rubber mill in Woonsocket indicate a shutdown next Thursday, lasting two weeks, with about 1,200 workmen to be laid off. The plant is owned by the United States Rubber Company and employs ten bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
BR. I. Woonsocket
Alice
United States Rubber Company
Banda
Bread Riots Renew Outside Town In Polish Chronicle
Rioters driven from the town regroup outside as bread protests resume. Cavalry disperses the crowd and arrests occur after rioters attack a grain dealer’s country house. Military bakers distribute bread to those in need amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancona
Uaiy
Gan
Historical Society Photo Drive Ends Controversy
The Kansas Historical Society will acquire photographs from former members for display in its rooms. A committee is tasked with drafting a bill to improve state birth and death records and to advocate passage at the next legislative session.
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Manhathin
F.C. Adams
Society
HL Moore
Lawrence
John Guthrie
Gen. W. Martin
West Carruth
LH. Eiliott
Itz Passame
Real estate transfers filed for record in Mulvane and vicinity
Real estate transfers filed for record list transfers by individuals and couples to buyers on various city blocks and additions. Properties include Mulvane area streets such as Williames addition Branner street Monore street and Ash street, with parcels ranging in lots from 7 66 100 102 and others.
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W.F. John
Ches EL Joslin
Mulvane
G. Hi
Bowers
Agel Milltennhom
Branner Street
Kletz
Rene
AL ST
Wit
Raipo
Mulvine
Chase
Aden
Ciara Bradley
ML. Kidder
Monroe Street
Foweph St
Ash Street
Autter
James B. Vawter
George Re Caant
Wediy
Wakarusa Creek
French Trade Grows Shows Yearly Export and Import Rise
Paris reports full year befrench trade with imports rising to 40 106 008 francs from 3 705 079 and exports at 3 071 ARE francs up from 3 001 100M. The Federated clubs invited Prantien Antoine Stolle to present famous palatines exhibition at Grand Opera House. Public urged to attend. An art exhibition and lecture by Stollesz slated for Grand Opera House Tuesday Jan 25. Sale notices for Saturday morning at Sixth and Kansas. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises washing shirts collars and cuffs to look like new. Remember the art exhibition and lecture by Antoine Stollesz. Snow store sale.
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Paris
Jun
Bes
Prantien Antoine Stolle
Tofeka
Grand Opera House
Toestsy
Bale
Sieth
Kansas Avenue
Franken Antoine Stollesz
Swelock
Snow& Store
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Anotier
M. D
Teller
Ashington
Hansis City
William J Bryan
Bryen
Lincoln
Jacksonvill
Unon
Prau- Yen
Antoine Stolle
Grand Oper
Henge ‘Puenday Svening
Picttines
W. Stansfield
Jean- Sas
Miller's Pharmacy
Belvidere
England
MR. Tootle
George Gould
Lee Jones
Kansas Commission
Omaha
State House
Lim
Brary Hall
Denver Papers
Hearst
Morton
Kaness City
Pelvet
Library Hall
EL Capitan
Farnistone
Hula
E. B. Guild
Sierra Madre Line
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
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