State Printer Caucus Set to Clear Atmosphere for Senate Race
A crowded statehouse scene unfolds as the State Printer caucus convenes tonight with a formal election slated for tomorrow at noon. Supported by factions in both parties, candidates Hoch and Santee A Ciré are pursuing votes while pledges surface from incumbents and rivals alike to secure the post and clear the way for the senatorial contest.
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Thien
Shere
Pelntemii
Caucun
Santee
W. Hoch
Tineus
Mechard
Bien Lin
Marion County
Rao
Leland
CIA
A. Merk
Paris
Peivier Sahin
Marton
Election strategy and legislative conflict discussed
Fragmented text outlines a political dispute about postponing actions until after a Tuesday, with references to a voting act, elections at Wenntue, and potential opposition plans. It mentions a delay affecting the legislature, a byhand note by Lanier, and maneuvering around Stanley to avoid a disruption in the field.
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Wenntue
Stanley
Miners Strike Hearings Open Amid Testimony and Tension
Proceedings in Philadelphia reveal delayed strike response and cross examination of mining officials. Witnesses from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western region describe wage changes, contract terms, and labor conditions. details reflect a prolonged dispute with earnings rising and workers seeking stability. The stance of company and union representatives surfaces amid testimony on contract scopes and future actions.
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A. Paulit
Keveral
Department of Mining
Delaware
Lackawanna & Westven
Toiay
Neil
Unite Aline
Milners Aorry
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Westhead
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Wince Us
Will Transplant Forest New York Man Dreams Trees
A New York clubman plans to move a country grove to surround his home and center a future garden. Workmen will transfer the trees to a new site near Pedpack, with costs to be borne by Mr Blair. The project aims to create a forest barrier around his residence.
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New York
Hanelle
Chester
Mrs Susanta Butler Dead Wife of Columbia Univ President
New York January 1 Mrs Susanta Bennett Butler wife of President Nieolng Murray Butler head of Columbia University died at her home on Hast Thietleck Street Saturday after illness. She was born in UiGt and was a member of the Ranier and the Women Auxiliary of Art University Settlement. Survived by a daughter and a five year old, funeral plans not announced.
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New York
Susanta Benanks Hutler
Niecolng Murray Hutler
Oedim University
Hartley @ Gea- Bess
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Hartley
Butler
Art University Settlement
Guushrer
Governor Bailey Awakens to Fire Rumor Denial
A report claims Governor Bailey woke from sleep during a fire and fled. He denies the rumor, stating he was not alarmed and did not flee. No official details on location or extent of the incident are provided.
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Failed Escapes and Political Strife Cloud Kansas Battle
A chaotic morning report details factional clashes among Stanley Calderhead Long and supporters. Rumors of preferred candidates, state print turmoil, and maneuvers in the Republican caucus surface amid crossfire talk. Joe Hooker Post endorses Chester L. Long for U.S. senator, urging party unity. The item pairs with distant fire and fire-related casualties in Cleveland and Boston noted in same column.
Hewitt Dies After Long Illness in New York
Abram S Hewitt former mayor of New York and longtime congressman died at 6 o clock Sunday morning after months of feeble health Doctors El Keyes and El Keyes Jr attended him at his bedside his wife and many children were with him at Calgary church where his funeral will be held He was born in Haverstraw July 22 1822 and rose from teaching to become a leading industrialist and financier contributing to steel and forge developments and serving as mayor in 1890s and advocate of tariff reform He left a lasting impact on the United States steel industry and municipal governance across his career
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Hayerstraw
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County Democracy
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Dartoper
Asalat
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Th Hoorvelt
Ite Reid
Wsang Twidine She Hende
Wat Engineers
Minine
United States
Ste Howitt
Pringle Not Ready Amid Probate Speaker Vacancies
Fragmentary notes indicate unresolved probate proceedings and unsettled leadership. The article hints at Eras era disputes and upcoming meetings. Feeney is mentioned in a heated context as part of the timeline and potential adjustments.
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Tormerrane
Weather outlook hints at colder temperatures ahead
Forecast from Kansas area indicates much colder conditions this week with winds from the northwest. A weather study notes a low thermometer and potential precipitation as the pattern shifts.
Coburns Report Out Review of Biennial Mine Statistics
The report details the Kunsan mine and related agricultural data for 1901 and 1900, with 1100 plus pages summarizing output and population. President Taylor and Coburn hail improvements in sugar beets and corn production, noting record livestock values and a new beet sugar bounty impacting Western Valley estates and state agriculture.
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Healey
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Ehermere
Ti Crower
Baron Speck von Sterburg Appointed German Envoy
New York reports Baron Speck von Sterburg will take an official appointment as envoy to the United States. The note outlines German American relations, the alliances and the shifting balance in Europe as Emperor William seeks to steer policy. The correspondent highlights tensions between Germany and Britain, and signals a pivotal moment in the wartime diplomacy.
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New York
Baron Speck von
Germany
America
Montana to New York ties in late 1800s industry leaders
Fragmentary notes mention a prominent Montana figure linked to Great Falls smelter promoters and later United Smelting in Helena. It cites a mayor Howitt, a death in New York, and substantial wealth from diverse ventures. References to electric transmission plants near Canyon Ferry and power to Butte appear, with only partial context provided.
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Gonzales Dies After Battle With Illness at Columbia
Columbia records editor N. Ge Gonzalée died at 4 pm after a four day battle with illness. He passed away at Columbia hospital with his wife and family near, as officials and physicians attempted last treatments. The tragedy prompted crowds to gather at bulletin boards as details spread, with doctors and Governor James H. Tillman listed among contemporaries in the reporting.
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Liett
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Gon
Mbaridar
Odds On Long Affects Betting At Local Store Scene
A Saturday afternoon betting scene at Kagie's clear store shows strong Long support in a senate race. Bettors posted odds like 7 to 1 against Curtin and 6 to 1 against Calderhead as the crowd favored Long. Some locals wagered large sums, but the bookie adjusted odds to 3 to 2 against Long after initial bets.
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Plague Conference Reviews Skin Disease Spread in U S
Washington leaders from the health service and 19 states met today to discuss Baers Skin in the United States amid ongoing health concerns. Participants included Drs Wyman Coo Woodward Thompson Nady Marty Motte Cardia Lew Yale Schwarta and others from New Jersey Rhode Island and South Carolina.
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Mainz
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Weather Indications From Navy Diagram Report
Weather indications from a diagram received by the Navy Department from Rear Admiral Higebein dated Bun Stm January 18. Washington January 18 The following weather indications Chicago ink January 19 Forecast for Kansas: generally fair with colder Tuesday brisk south shifting to west winds.
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Coal Men Indicted In Chicago Grand Jury Action
A Chicago grand jury returned true bills against forty five coal operators and dealers charging conspiracy to injure public trade in a case detailing numerous indictments. The list names several coal companies and individuals with bonds set at 1500 dollars and notes alleged shortages in anthracite and difficulties in supplying dairy needs due to storage and spontaneous combustion.
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Tilmington & Vermillion Company
Big Four Coal Company
Gardner
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Timington Stir Mining Company
Mell & Zoolés Coal Company
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Carban Coal Company
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Caraig Company
the Star Coal Company of
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Braceville Costume Coal Company
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Tenn Cem Company
Devlin Coal
Ran Spring Valley Coal Company
Equattet
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Echorach
Shirin R. McLean
John Shirkie
Wallard Boeie
Bruiliet Coal Company
Guk Hit Coal & Attning” Company
Coal Mining Company
Parke County
Glen O ‘i Can & Mining
Nevins Coal Company
el Coal Company
Mr Ian Sons & Co
Chickie
G. J. Devily
Devlin Company
Devin Company
Veoncecne
Hanta Fe
Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Invites Topeka Shoppers
A community rummage sale advertises a semi annual event attracting people from surrounding towns and Topeka customers. It urges readers to read tomorrow’s papers for price offerings and to visit early to secure limited quantity items.
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Topeka
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