Governor Vardaman Denounces Education as Curse of Race
Mississippi governor James K. Vardaman argues education worsens the colored race and moral deterioration rises yearly. He links increased literacy to crime, urging a social experiment to curb alleged criminality and urging support for ending the Fifteenth Amendment's protections.
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Snekenn
Hemnson
James K. Vardaq
Nemre
Strang
Vardaman
England
Louisiana
Missinaippi
South
Sue Negro Callett
Eddie
Wwe
Citigen
Tho Deckares
Flyer in the Ditch Reflects Travel Chaos
A jumbled report notes a motorist incident near Pitt Greve Missouri around January. The flyer in the ditch signals a fast pace car mishap. injuries occur as a passenger is hurt and a driver is questioned.
Fancy cattle burned in Emporia fire
Fire swept through a cattle yard in Emporia Kansas killing ten animals and burning more than a herd. The blaze began early today and destroyed livestock owned by a local rancher. Fire crews worked to contain the flames and assess the damage to the herd and facilities.
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Emporia
Kan
Wise
Manly
Weather Forecast Signals Trouble Ahead
Partly cloudy tonight with colder conditions by Wednesday. Government forecast notes a wind shift and trace rain possible this afternoon. The record hourly temperatures show a fall after 7 o clock. Winds from the southeast at 2 PM.
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Rankas
Enat
pHily
Otoinek
Ovation to Chamberlain at London Guild Hall
Londonderry Jan 19 The Guild hall overflowed as Mr Chamberlain spoke receiving a great ovation. He outlined views on union returns and protective policy, urged energy behind Britain’s economy, and asserted support from Londoners and stock exchange crowds.
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Chamberlain
United Kingdom
London
Chimberlain
Venice
Holland
Elonie
Mertaln
Stock Exchange
Preliminary hearing for Cashier Marcell in Troy
The preliminary hearing for Cashier J. F. Marrell of the Migland Bank core in Troy opened before Justice Smith. Attorneys J. J. Biker, J i W. Roeder, Atwood & Hooper represented the parties. The state presented forged signatures on two claimed notes and a forged signature on a transfer. The court heard testimony and adjourned to later in the day. a ruling to bind Marcell over to the district court for a fuller hearing was expected.
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Kan
J. F. Marrell
Wrecker Migland Bank
Baink
Highland
Hutt & Fhonye
Mole
Eurh Fiten
Nate Wan
Marcell
Te District Court
Cushman Can't Come to Banquet in Washington
Washington Del Jan 19 Representatives Beok and Stirdock will serve for Ranein at Batisan Day banquet while RH Paxon plans to wish Jene Monday. Veeder Calderhead Campbell and Dowersock will attend 60. Senniae Lane will not go Senator Burton undecided Miller will leave Wednesday next week Cushman of Washington, a former foreign speaker, now cannot attend. Death of Judge S. C. Spencer Lawrence Kan 39. Judge Spencer dies at home after active Civil War era service.
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Stirdock
Ranein
RH Paxon
Veeder
Calderhead
Campbell
Dowersock
Senniae Lane
Benator Burton
Miller
Cushman
Sprnker
C. Spencer
Lawrence
Kan
King Hines
Ern Fries Oetter
Katies Hewan
Lincoln
Weather note from Connecticut reports cold readings
A fragmentary Connecticut weather item notes extreme cold with readings and references to temperatures well below freezing. Names and locations are obscured in the OCR, but the report mentions New Haven and connects to unusually low readings for the period.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Troops Move as War Talks Persist in Powers
Port Arthur reports four thousand troops to depart northward amid hopes no open hostilities will erupt. Officials deny imminent war in Korea as tensions rise between Russia and Japan. American diplomacy draws praise for maneuvers in Manchuria while concerns grow over Britain and United States roles.
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New York
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Manchuria
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Kurino
Iite
Tsarko-Seio
St. Peters‘dare
St.Bétersburg
Parle
New York Herald
Britain
Toho
Tokinai
Stakiaman
Russia Holds Back For 20,000 Men Regiments Charted
Charts by Refiwey show four more Russian regiments, with analysis suggesting Russia intends to wait until 20,000 men are available. The report notes potential mobilization timing and strategic buildup.
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Refiwey
Russia
In His Own Defense in Wright Fraud Trial
London January report on Whitaker Wright's testimony in the London and Globe fraud case. He details his life, the firm's founding, and claims he funded the company personally amid mounting disaster after 1899. He discusses settlements for his family and a large loan to keep the firm afloat as the crash loomed.
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London
Whitaker Wright
America
London& Globe Corporaton
Wright
London & Globe Corporation
Lord Dufferin
Withers
Pinsitios
Crachman
Dufferiit
Empire of Sahara plans two battalions guards for Roosevelt era
London reports M Lalhabdy’s plan to raise two battalions for imperial guard duty with officers approved by President Roosevelt. Proposed force would include former rough riders and retired officers, with American patrols and Saharan soldiers to form a Sahara constabulary modeled after the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police.
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Jacques Behnady
Sahara
Tash
United States
M. Lalhabdy
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Roosevelt
Ily
Rouge
Fiders
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Empland
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Baara
Mo Lebundy
Tom Associated Prams
Honsevelt
da Wrhett
Royal Horse Artillery
Mf Guards
Sahara Constabulary
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Offierr
Bern
Hoch in Topeka topeka anti machine push seeks Hoch help
Anti Bailey movement shows Hoch to be a passive candidate and presses him to campaign. In Topeka last night Hoch met with the movement’s executives and agreed to speak in Atchison next Wednesday and to back further county campaigns. Leaders insist Hoch will campaign within two weeks despite his prior denials of candidacy.
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H. Young
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Copeland County
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T. T Kelly
John Dadiey
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Linn County
A. M. Story
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J. N. Dailey
Wabsunsee County
J. W. Johnson
Greenwood
G. L.traylor
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Peter Said Ready to Abdicate Serbian Throne
Vienna reports King Peter of Serbia may renounce the throne and allow his successor to rule conditionally after punishing conspirators linked to the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. The claim, from Neues Wiener Journal via Cet Uaoje, Montenegro, lacks confirmation and notes rising Serbian tension affecting Austria and Russia.
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Peter of
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Montenegro
Neues Weler Journal
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Russia
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Alexander
Draga
News Weiner Journal
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Austria
Europe
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Bilrands
Two Hundred Perann Bave Marrowly Exanced In Fire
A factory apartment fire destroyed a mill building under the stairs, trapping women who fainted or were overcome by smoke. Elevator operator Porter Arthur McCarty rushed in to help before being driven back. Weather and temperature notes from Chicago indicate cold, cloudy conditions with low readings.
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Hinder Abert McCarty
Porter
January Weather Forecast By Cider Smith
Cider Smith presents a weather outlook for January noting unusually mild conditions in the first belt and moisture needed for storms. He mentions near the lakes and eastern regions having some precip, with mid continental areas dry, and hints at a forecast for the 18th to 22nd with possible snow.
Veteran editor Hagaman dead at Concordia aged 84
J M Hagaman founder and editor of a Concordia newspaper dies at 84 after a career as the first attorney admitted to the county bar and a Kansas constitutional convention member. He wrote a history of Cloud County and recalled buffalo hunts and Indian attacks from frontier days in western Kansas.
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Kas
J. St. Hagamen
New York
Kansas
Chicago theater fears after strict council law
Chicago theater managers report a dire outlook as the city enacts a stringent theater ordinance with retroactive provisions. They say older houses cannot reopen and modern venues face costly alterations that would wipe out profits, with galleries removed leaving theaters to cover only expenses.
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Chicago
Revolt in German Southwest Africa Sparks German Credit Bill
Berlin reports parliament approving a supplementary credit of 206200 for troops to quell the Herero revolt in Southwest Africa. Dispatches describe native uprisings, rail redeployment, and disputes over land, labor, and colonial policy as party leaders weigh defense needs and moral concerns.
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Go to Committee Washington January 12
Senate met and referred a relief bill for settlers on a patio to a three member post office investigation set against Oregon-like grants to the Northern Pacific. House action January 19 shows Hepburn pushing pure food bill while Smith objects. police conduct a staged "Investigation" round to several hotels with no arrests.
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