First District Primary Battle Shifts in Rock Island Rivalry
In the First District contest Walker Curtis and Thompson Broderick clash as both sides claim an advantage. Trades over railroad ties, Ontario agent promises, and county convention loyalties color a tense race with Walker and Curtis seeking solid wins to sustain their positions against Broderick and Thompson amid a looming organizational split.
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Broderick
Halton
Walker Ts
Tate
Traderick
Walker
Thompson
Wien
Chrtis
Curtix-Walker
Broderick and Thompson
Broderick-Thompson
Broderick-Thompson Sie
Weather Indications for Kansan and Northern Cities
Chicago January 2 weather bulletin lists temperatures in major cities. At 9 am readings show New Orleans unclear. New York 16, Philadelphia 22, Washington 22, Chicago 22, Minneapolis 6, Cincinnati 46. Partial OCR yields irregular place names and numbers.
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New York
Bnetan
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cineimmott
France in Dilemma Over Russia Peace Strategy
In a Paris report Jan 20 diplomatic exchanges between France and Russia focus on Russia's stand against Japan and Britain's potential aid. Delcasse backs pacific guidance to keep France neutral, while Moscow seeks France's counsel to avoid entanglement in the Russo Japanese dispute and Manchuria.
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France
Russia
Great Britain
Japan
Paris
Hrussia
Delfase
M. Nelidoff
Cannes
Nelideft
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Frerice
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Sahl
Lammsdorfz
Tsk
Itusdlas
Czer
M. Dennisse
Lalke
Winlomatic Worpa
M. Delcamse
M. Deleasse
China
Korea
Old China
Manchuria
Suez Canal
Pvt. Arthur
Aurora
Oriel
Saratov
Far East
Change of Base Admiral Alexieff About to Remove His Headquarters
News from Chefoo reports Admiral Alexieff plans to move headquarters to Harbine on the Manchurian railway, near Port Arthur, signaling possible Russian retreat. European papers hint at a peace trend as Tokyo holds cabinet talks with finance and naval chiefs, and Kuropatkin’s camp reportedly favors peace. Dispatches also note eleven Russian battalions and artillery sent toward the Valu river amid unconfirmed reports of further actions.
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Admiral Alexieff
New York
Chefoo
Harbine
Port Arthur
London
Japan
Europe
Kuropatkin
Tokio
Privy Council
Discss
Messares
Tally Mall Leclares
Hay J
Kansas Midwestern Exposition Set to Draw 15000 At Indoor Show
Weather unlikely to affect attendance as rapid advance sales indicate strong interest in the Kansas Midwestern Exposition to be held indoors. An estimated 15 000 attendees are expected, about one third of last year’s total. The exhibit will feature improved vaudeville, enhanced displays, and extensive flower and candy booths. Admission grants access to most areas of the Auditorium with a small extra charge for balcony seats.
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Mondas
Wheat Prices Jump On May Wheat High At 92 Cents
Chicago January 21 reports show May wheat climbing to 92 cents, a rise of over two cents from yesterday's close. Trading ended with prices near 92 cents amid nervous markets as Armour's holdings allegedly congest the market and speculators maneuver for a rally.
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Chicago
Troy
Ureiking
Armour
Patten
Reinstatement Fees and Amendments for Union Conventions
The Bool and Shoe Workers in Termatong approved reinstatement fees and constitutional amendments effective March 1. President Tob to send a note of thanks to President Mitchell in Indianapolis for Vilind Mine Workers support. Amendments broaden eligible unions and offices for conventions.
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Clockwetl
O, Jr
Bool
Termatong
Galen Today
Tob
Join Mitchell
Indianapolis
Vilind
Naking Bmkers
Tan Rmickinns
Hearst Slogan on Combines and Labor Troubles
Hearst advocates legitimate combinations to unify states and improve national efficiency. He frames the railway merge as a public benefit with gains for citizens and returns for executives, arguing people must participate to ensure economy and advantage from consolidation.
Hearst Defends Conservatism in Democratic Nomination Interview
In a two hour talk with a correspondent of the Chicago Tribune Hearst frames his presidential bid. He defines conservatism as adherence to constitutional principles and the original American form of government while opposing modern monopolies and industrial feudalism. He calls trusts a central issue and advocates tariff policy aligned with national welfare and public interest.
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Washington
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New York Journal
Chicago American
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Los An
Chirmso Tribune
Cribune
Limist
Mote Conservat
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Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
May Citizen
Steel Trust
America
Fire at Grand Palace Hotel drives 200 theater guests to street
A blaze at the Grand Palace Hotel in Chicago driven by electric wires and smoke sent nearly 200 theater troupe guests racing into the street on January 20. Guests, some in disarray, were aided by police while Northrop and a hotel clerk awakened residents and warned others. The six story brick building, owned by the B. J. Dickey estate, had a previous fire recently caused by a cigarette on the third floor.
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Chicago
Berlin
Grand Palace
Indiana
Clark Streets
Joseph Northrop
Northrop
Spees
B. J. Dickey
Robber Charged With Stealing From Iroquois Fire Victims
Police arrested Frank Uhler, 19, on a charge of robbing the dead after the Iroquois theater disaster. He confessed to stealing an $800 diamond ring from a corpse found near the morgue as bodies were being moved.
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Chicago
Williams
Frank Uhler
Uhler
Cabinet Dinner Draws Largest Washington Crowd
Washington residents attended a grand cabinet dinner hosted by Postmaster General Payne and Mrs Payne. The event featured the president and Mrs Roosevelt along with about 40 guests. Attendees included senators and their spouses, cabinet members, and notable officials.
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Washington
Jan
Payne
Roosevelt
Ear Holmes
Allison
Hanna
Scott Benator
Quarles
Waren
Corbin
Cowles
After Big Fellows In Missouri Penitentiary Convict Testimony
Adolph Fein, former vice president of the Hebrew Federation, now serving a five year term for complicity in mail frauds, appeared before a federal grand jury. He alleged the defendants known as big fellows staged a "smooth show" but betrayed him when he faced detention.
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Dan
Adolph Fein
Hebrew Jet
Ferzon ‘Iah
Missouri
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Feinauld
Frasda
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