Dramatic Crawford theater lineup promises sensational shows
Aei the Crawford theater presents a dramatic week headlined by Mime Rona Scaichi in a final city appearance supported by Mlle Nel and Sig Cannio with Albert barluona and Avances pro dramat. The program includes Emitaimide and Marthe in costume and a melodrama night. Dorothy Lewis leads the company as Major events unfold with new productions The Heart of Maryland and The Pay Train expected hits with original cast and crew. The Ferris comedians open a week of popular pieces at Grant Opera House with On the Ohio as opening bill and A Bachelor’s Homecoming plus Tow Tuples. Tour tickets include a rail trip offer to Kansas City and Topeka.
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Crawford Theater
Rona Scaichi
Parti
Mlle
Nel
Sourace
Sig. Cannio
Big
Albert
Barluona
Marthe
Crawford Pirater
New York
Dorothy Lewis
Imi
Maryland
Sudd Pena
Stra
Leslie Carter
Eulver
Henneco Ie
Nue
Ferris
Grant Opera
Ohio
Hawaiian Deill Ground On the Honolulu Heights
A military camp proposal near Honolulu aims to house at least 12 000 men with ample drill grounds. The Tacoma transports coal hay grain and supplies for Mantle while awaiting departure. Corpral Farrington died in hospital and Henry H Wilcox within health despondency died by suicide January 1.
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Honolulu
Ban Francisco
Rilo de Janiero
Orient
Glass
Mislaya
Ahle
Associated Press
Isi
War Department
Desir
SAS
Dea
Supreme Court
A. J. W. Robertson
Washington
Wilinse
H.W. Schmidt
Tacoma
Farrington
Henry H. Wilcox
Senator Wilcox
Sherrie Wilcue
Wilcox
Eight Giant Skeletons Found on Goat Island near San Francisco
Contractors on Goat Island unearthed eight skeletons in a government construction site. The find, dated January, fuels mystery with theories of pirate loot and ancient Spanish burial grounds. Skeletons are enormous, many over six feet tall, heightening speculation.
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Goat Island
San Francisco
Jan
Anti Hypnotism Bill Aims to Stop School Pranks
The anti hypnotist bill introduced in the house by Representative Brooks and in the senate by Senator Anderson seeks to prevent children from hypnotizing each other. Brooks says it is not a ban on professionals but to curb hypnotic pranks among pupils.
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House
Representative Brooks
Senate
Anderson
Brooke
Tau
Chey
Ute
Free Ride Home Offered to All Soldiers Abroad
An order directs government departments to provide free transportation home for soldiers stationed outside the United States including Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. The plan covers travel from duty stations to the United States but excludes rations and other travel costs beyond transport.
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United States
Washington
Eriitetedt Sen
Cuba
Porto Hico
Hawaii
Philippines
Bill to Abolish the Board of Pardons and Grave Robbery Punishment
A legislative bill seeks to abolish the Board of Pardons. Another measure targets cigarette sales and appoints on pauper litigation attorneys. If Hogue’s grave robber bill passes, grave desecration becomes a serious crime with five to twenty five years, with complicity for receivers unless consent of relatives or execution context applies.
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Hogue
Gwat Jess
Hessin bill aids poor defendants with court appointed lawyers
Senator Hessin offers a bill to require courts to appoint up to two defense lawyers in criminal cases where defendants lack funds. Each attorney would receive at least $50. The measure ends the practice of appointing lawyers by form only after the trial begins and guarantees the lawyers access to their clients at all times.
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Hessin Togay
Senate
Atr
Hessin
Kansas Favors the Canal Resolutions Endorse Nicaraguan Canal
Kansas lawmakers adopted resolutions urging the United States to secure a suitable division and construction plan for a Nicaraguan canal under U S government control. Introduced by Adams of Buller, the measure calls for sending attested copies to the president, Senate, House, and all Kansas senators and representatives.
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Eecaece
Adams
Buller
United States
House of Representatives
Karaan
Senate
Nichragoan Canal
United States Senate
Congress
Lawmaker Pro Tem Introduces Minor Cigarette Sale Fine
Speaker Pro Tem Benetel introduces a bill to ban selling or giving cigarettes or cigarette papers to minors with fines from ten to fifty dollars. The measure surfaces amid repeated attempts to curb tobacco access by youths.
Abolish Board of Pardons If Bill Passes
A measure would abolish the current board of pardons if approved in the house. Representative Ostiorn of Douglas introduces the bill proposing the secretary of state assume duties instead. The move follows public scandal surrounding the existing board.
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Ostiorn
Douslax
Province to Convene Quarterly Offices for Pardons
The superintendent of public instruction and the attorney general will form a committee called The Let Province That Shape Three. They shall meet quarterly in their office to assess pardons or commutations and report recommendations to the governor.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Oecen General
Let
Habitual Drunkards May Be Sent to State Insane Asylum
A bill from Representative Kutz of Pratt classifies habitual drunkards with idiots and imbeciles and allows probate judges constables and coroners to seek probate court trials. If found habitually drunk by six jurors they may be sent to the state insane asylum for treatment as a disease.
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Kutz
Pratt
No pay for wolf scalps and other bills killed by judiciary
The Kansas legislature fails to pass Ward’s bill to require county commissioners to offer a bounty for wolf status. The judiciary committee also kills a bill banning wearing Masonic Knights of Pythias or Odd Fellows regalia outside members. Washington County seeks authority to build a jail with $8,000 from the county general revenue fund. The senate bill introducing this authority was by Mr. Morrow.
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Judiciary Committee
Kansas
House
Representati Ward
Judiciary
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Washington County
General Revenue
Senate
Morrow
January Trade Outlook Boosts U S Markets Says Weekly Review
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes a bright start to the year with strong stock and commodity activity. It cites record iron and steel demand, rising wool and cotton concerns, and a booming foreign trade surplus despite uncertain future supplies and prices.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Columbus Bones in Seville Casket Opened for Examination
The casket said to contain Christopher Columbus remains opened in Cadiz then transferred to Seville. About thirty bones and arches found inside. resealed for recarving in Seville with a grand procession planned. Origins trace to Havana and Valladolid, with Diego Columbus’s remains noted elsewhere. Claims of misidentified remains persist among Santo Domingo authorities and investigators.
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Spain
Cadiz
Christopher Columbus
Conde de Venadito
Giralda
Harry McCalmont
Seville
Christopher
Pharua
Havana
Columbus
Valladolid
Alt
Jas Cuivens
Diego Columbus
sUispaniola
Santo Domino
Las Cuevas
Santo Domingo
Santo Domings
Mavens
Santa Domingo
Sminieh
Waalyo
Ademiral
Christoher Columbus
Santomingo
Tf Ik
Sevilla
Church Row in Cuba Sparks Vatican Clash
Havana priests publish a manifesto criticizing Bishop for stirring Spain’s resentment and appealing to American authorities. The Bishop counters, citing pastorals and support from General Brooke, while Cuban arrests total about thirty and show aggressive stance amid tense political conditions.
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New York
Ander Sea
La iippe corrects these conditions and strengthens health
A brief note notes a tonic claim claiming to lift mood and strength against illness. It mentions sufragests prices at 50c and 1.00, suggesting a weighty remedy associated with political movements. The item reads as an ad style product blurb from a historical newspaper page.
Uproar Over Spanish Priests in Cuba Sparks Tension
The text notes a broad move to end abuses from the era of church state unity under Spanish rule. Cuban and Spanish factions clash over removal of priests with bitterness on both sides. The Vatican and Archbishop Chapelle face delicate decisions as Cuban priests cooperate with American control.
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Church
Atate
Tooke
Havana
Vatican
Archbishop Chapelle
CANNOT HANDLE FAST MAIL Cutting Down of Time Works Hard ship to Small Towns
Omaha dispatch reports that reducing time between Chicago and Omaha to ten hours makes it hard for railroad mail crews to process incoming mail on heavy days. Iowa towns complain as sacks are dumped at Council Bluffs transfer unworked, and Burlington routes see crews stuck. Unworked mail is delayed twelve to twenty four hours before distribution to intermediate points.
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Omaha
Chicago
Iowa
Council Bluff
Northwestern
Burlington
CHECK ON CHINESE They Are Forbidden to Enter Porto Rico
Washington on January 21 reports that Treasury requested the War Department order American officials in Porto Rico to enforce US Chinese exclusion laws there. Chinamen may not enter from Cuba, may travel to and from the United States, but not Cuba to Porto Rico. Treasury found Chinese agents planned to flood Puerto Rico with workers seeking entry to the United States. In Tangier Morocco on January 21 Prince Starant’s government defeated Tanict rebels in a major battle, with the chief rebel’s son among the decapitated.
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Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
War Department
Port Rico
Porto Trico
United States
Treasury
Poe
Tangier
Morocco
Govermment
Prince Starant
Andametesn
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