Local grocer advertises cheap wholesale like prices
The notice sells groceries in small quantities at wholesale-like cash prices. It promises savings of about 25 percent on groceries and meat, citing Club House brand items and a wide range of products from canned vegetables to coffees, flours, sugars, and lards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin MacVeagh
Mecaroni Lean
Lobaters
Tynilon Lyndon
Lima
Levering’s
Ankara
Dwinell, Wright & Co
Santos
Ihe Wright
Michigan
New England
Pride of Illinois
California
Armour
Warships for Samoa to quell crisis and protect islands
Wellington reports three British warships and an American ship will head to Samoa amid trouble over the selection of a successor to the late King Matai. A melee at Apia saw German consul forced from the supreme court as British and American consuls, with marines, forced doors and pushed the German envoy into the street. The court leadership then reopened and warned against further interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Samos
Matietos
Hanua
London
A_ species
Auckland
N. Z
Supreme Court
Apia
Samoa
Matsafa
Mulleton Tuas
Fle
Anw Amerinat
Local MENTION. Office of Dr W Wallace in Honolulu records
Local notes indicate the State Historical Society is among 113 offices, with copies of an American sail publication and advertisements, as recorded in the Mivstian Gazette and at the office of Dr W Wallace on Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Wallace
Mente
Mivstian Gazette
Honolulu
Wistorical Socieey
Oztas
Tahenebas
Funeral for Joan Borer Set for Friday at 3
The funeral service for Joan Borer will be held this afternoon at 3 at Bully church, following her death at 62 Eastmird Place. The notice lists Samus FE Vance and Daneel Varen among mourners and notes the service location and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samus FE. Vance
Joan Borer
Mis Heme
Eastmird
Cuban Tobacco Control Push in Cuban Lands Saga
A Havana dispatch reports American capitalists seek control of Cuban tobacco lands in Vuelta Abaja and Pinar del Rio and of Havana province’s Partido district. Backed by New York banks, the plan may form a Cuban produced cigar monopoly, with English syndicate ties and price control aims, potentially expelling Havana cigars from markets. Negotiations began last October. the English syndicate now potentially expands to Incian and other factories. Estimated value of tobacco areas and产 production reaches up to 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trifune
Havana
Bostom
Washington
Pinar del Rio
Partido Disiviet
Cuba
Tbe
Henry Clay and Rook & Co
Vuelta Abaja
Incian & Co
Wutelde
State vet orders team killed amid animal dispute
The state veterinarian A A Malcoms ordered a team owned by M M Stanley to be killed after a dispute. It is claimed the horses were not disposed and were unlawfully shot. Stanley Bow Heeks seeks reimbursement, with Senator Anderson introducing a bill to repay about 3400 including interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Malcoms
M. M. Stanley
Hermes
Stanley Bow Heeks
Anderson
Judicial contest case in senate postponed to February 2
The Falloon Stuar t contest proceeding began in the senate this morning but was continued until February 2 at 2 9 p m. Harvey and Overmyer represent Palloon while Waters and Waters and Ryan, Davis and Reeder appear for Start. The latter argues the senate lacks jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harvey
Overmyer
Palloon
Waters
Ryan
Davis
Reeder
Start
American promoters acquire Cuban railways and street line
Col Harvey, head of several Havana property acquisitions, returns from Havana with plans to form New Jersey companies to operate an electric Havana Electric Railroad and to convert a ferry and Guanabacoa rail system into electric street traction. He notes Santiago's lighting will shift from oil to electric, doubling capacity. The 50 mile system now uses horses. surveys are under way for electrical power and rolling stock, aiming to complete within about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col
J. BM. Harvey
Cuba
Havana
Col Harvey
Feela
Guanabacoa
Col. Harvey
New Jersey
Havana Electric Railroad Company
Messrs
Martwell and
Kearney
Metropoltan Company
Pearson
Board 18 Calls Attorney General Godard for Charter Meeting
Attorney General Godard chairs a charter board meeting this morning to issue charters under the new corporation law passed by the special session. The board, in its afternoon session, will review applications. if favorable, the Secretary of State adds one tenth of one percent of capital stock to the usual charter fee. Secretary Clark notes administration plans to enforce the new laws until struck down by courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard
Chaiman
Charter Board
Morntime
Eeeaton
Atlilis
Clark
Ihis
Colored Men of North Carolina Seek Better Condition
In North Carolina a council of colored men, led by Congressman Geo H White, met to consider political questions and the race’s general condition. A memorial to the General Assembly urged continued appropriations while avoiding laws to blunt aspirations, calling for cautious progress and sustained work to improve the status of colored people. A 15 member committee was formed to carry on efforts across districts and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
N. C
Colored Men of
North Carolina
Geo. H. White
Allen
General Assembly
Setileols
Bessen
Coumitta
Plan for a state dispensary system outlined in senate bill
The legislature weighs a state dispensary plan to control sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors. Senator Hart introduces a bill creating a liquor commission, appointing a state recorder, deputies, and county agents with set salaries, plus a $50,000 appropriation. The measure prohibits liquor transport without authorization and outlines commission powers. The Householder bill on state charter institutions is discussed in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hart
Liquor Commission
Comen
Tran
Senate stalls over funding for special session
More names appear as feud over payment to populist members for a special session heats up. Senators expect an $80,000 appropriation to cover regular-session expenses, while disputes focus on funding the special session and governor appointee confirmation. Populist senate halts legislation until Republicans yield on the perch amid Godard’s legality claim. The session opened at 4 PM with seventeen new bills, totaling 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet
Senee
Areen Ait PeeesStey
Appein Peither
Mace
Senate
Godard
Nonpartisan registration bill urged to curb partisanship
A Stafford county Populist member introduced a resolution in the house calling for nonpartisan bill registration. It argues that partisanship blocks good laws and that removing introducer names would promote honest lawmaking and help legislators pass legislation benefiting Kansas households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Stafford County
Kansas
Muches i
State Aid for State Fairs in Topeka Exposition Plan
A bill introduced in the senate proposes a state funded exposition in Topeka to revive annual fairs with cattle and product premiums. The plan would allocate twenty thousand dollars to guarantee prizes, contingent on the fair's success, with grounds donated by Topeka. The move aims to attract out of state competitors and is seen as a state fair in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Topeka
Hanna Ym
Board of Agriculture
NO PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS OF HYPNOTISM PROHIBITION BILL
Senator Tom Anderson introduces a bill to ban public hypnotism exhibitions aimed at children in schools. A Wichita judge submits a concurrent resolution for a constitutional initiative and referendum, while one house session adjourns early awaiting committee action. The day features continued committee work, a dismissive note on legislature notices, and updates on election return procedures and a deputy county clerk proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anderson
Senate
Caldwell
Senator Hanna Resolution Seeks Newspaper Pay for Senators
Wednesday afternoon Senator Hanna introduced a resolution to pay newspapers 3 per day to represent the senate, including Sundays. The measure was referred to the irrigation committee on motion by Mr. Weasin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Senate
Afr
Weasin
State Board Prepares January Teachers Examination Questions
The state board of education has prepared the questions for the January teachers examination and placed them with the state printer. They will be distributed to county superintendents within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Legislative notes on Mother Bickerdyke Home aid
January 28 questions from Superintendent Nelson outline funding for the Mother Bickerdyke Home and hospital improvements. Senator Heim in the senate beday introduced a $7,000 bill for the Woman's Relief corps and building works, with $3,000 available March 1899, and remaining balances in 1900. Speaker Osborn announces new hires for Roy T. Osborn, with additions to committee lists including Fairchild of Ripgrennan, Crawford, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Bickerdyke
Heim
Senate
Beday
Woman's Relief Corps
Ala
Ellsworth
Alarona
Osborn
Fairchild
Ripgrennan Heeler
Crawford
Dnd
Not Good Law on Governor Powers in Special Sessions
The discussion questions the governor's authority to call a special session and whether courts may review such acts. Cited precedents claim courts cannot control executive acts, while others argue the extra session was de facto and valid despite doubts about the proclamation. The piece critiques Attorney General Godard's opinion as erroneous and notes historical views on emergency readings and legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Tilerson
Supreme Court
Martin
Ingram
Kansas
Valentine
Godard
G. C. Clemens
Washington
Congress
Jefferson
Robert Stick-in-the-mud
George W_ q
Coonskin Creek
Bunsby
Burglary and Shooting Dashes Somerville Chief in Chase
New York dispatch reports Chief Crow of Somerville New Jersey was fatally wounded early today while pursuing a burglar who had blown open the Swift and Co safe in Chicago. Three thieves were seen fleeing. Crow chased them a block before being shot in the lungs and collapsing. The burglar escaped as others pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Somérville
N. J
Swift & Co
Chicago
Crow
Liverpool
Reulnet Br
Hasineésn
May
Lige
Leges
Fonts Weekly
Tpl
Coun
Letter From Col Little On Life At Manila
Col Little of Kansas writes from Manila that American forces fear a clash with Aguinaldo but expect a short, decisive victory. He notes Aguinaldo’s aggression, mentions US officers’ refusal to welcome him, and praises Kansans’ health. The letter recalls transit from San Francisco, a Punch and Judy show aboard, and details aboard the ship including performers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emneth Kansas
Manila
Aguinaldo
Life
Little
Kansas
Col Little
San Francisco
Whitman
Kangana
Sos
Newport
Fiavine
Ole Lamnon
Punch and Judy
England
America
S.A
Pacific Ocean
Lucile Devol
New Orleans
Mary Devol
Morris K. Barros
Hays
Flest Battalion
Twentieth
Ex-Governor Morrill Challenges Session Power In Kansas
Ex-Governor Morrill says the governor holds sole power to call a special legislative session and argues the attorney general's opinion errant. He arrived in Topeka on federal court business, waited for a court postponement, then returned home. Morrill backs paying lawmakers for time spent under a governor’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Aforrill
Hiawatha Belle
A.A. Godard
Ealing
Morrill
Topeka
Hiawatha
Dawes
Godard
House
Senate
Statue of His Ancestor Surveyed by Emperor William
Ferlin Jan 1. Yesterday Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria visited sculptor Magnussen's studio. They examined a statue of Frederick the Great and a bust of Bismarck, praising the sculptor's work and noting plans for a statue in the Avenue of Victory. Also mentions a masquerade at 521 Quincy Street and a market report for wheat with fluctuating prices and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Ferlin
Emperr Wiliam
Empress Augusta Victoria
Herr Magnussen
Prederick the Great
Adalp Menseb
Min
Frederick
Maguwuseen
Silsnen
Phatust
Sans Souci
Prigre
Bismarck
Pculptor
Mensel
Berlin
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Ronal No. M8
Quincy Street
Market Notes on Cattle Hogs and Grains and Stocks
Chicago and New York trade updates reflect active cattle hog and grain receipts across markets. Reports cite price trends, cash sales, and weekly receipts for Chicago and Kansas City, with notes on rail traffic influence and major railroad stocks, including Burlington and St Paul, showing varied yields and market sentiment.
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the Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout
East Sixth Street
Warships
For
Eagan
Washiry
Egan Lave
Mr Godard
Householder
eRe Eeelere
Charttabie i Inatitucions
Mr. Elder
Brooke
Mr. McKeever
Ed. McKeever
Lot Ravenscroft
McKeever
McKkeever
Hronke
Five Stock Committee
Nelson
Roy T. Osborn
Salina
Hudson
Somerville
Xni
Col. Little
Mr. Godard
Associated Press
State Journal
Eraing
Rte
AON
Bie
Exeter
Hola
Keher
Lavestock Market
Coneen Ener
Dhannas Cary
Texas
Ima
Hiro
Mattonm
Maristogee
Chinnen
Jen
Ewexeer
Wei
York Jam
Omang
Riinteady
Kaneae
Stanly
Dronbes
Chinken
Cary
Leen
Ainhine
Phere
Particuli
Generut
Nest York
Lanedon
Zork Central
Chicago Amd Northwestern
Burlington
Quincy
St Paul
Halvidead
Paxs & Pet
Northwesteen
St. Pal
Hide
Kanean
Exigang
AI Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Atchison Pad
N.Y
Pac. Pia
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