Veteran of Many Wars and Civil War Vet Passes Away
An elderly veteran remembered for long service in multiple wars, including the Mexican campaign and Civil War, died recently after a lifetime of military and civic activity. He helped organize veteran groups, received pension credits, and remained engaged with the Grand Army of the Republic while keeping ties to Webb County and regional communities.
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Ranean
Seth
Arie
Teaneenee Semlaturery
Seasev
Vetersin Gedodiarion
Ivise
Parisien
Pension Credi
Opened Indian Lands Hearings Raise Questions and Debates
A congressional session centers on proposed opening of Indian lands with Representative Curtis fielding questions. Lawmakers press for details on land titles boundaries and payment terms while critics demand safeguards for Kiowa and other tribes, as well as timely settlements and public access.
Hughes and Ministers Debate Prohibition Stance at Union Meeting
Col J W T Hughes speaks to the Ministerial Union on his mayoral bid and alleged rumors. He defends his record on prohibition, explains voting history, and faces questions about ordinances and endorsements amid party tensions and internal criticism.
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J. W. T. Hughes
Directty
Ministerial Union
Muighes Wis
Westiel
Tuyere
Tuyer
Hughes
Tev. J
Howe
Victons
Mr. Foehes
Partic
Time to Revise Insane Destitute Care Bill
A State bill proposes deporting insane nonresidents to reduce costs of care and asylum expansion. It argues that shifting destitute insane residents to other states or countries could save money, estimate tens of thousands annually, and justify building additional quarters. The measure covers cross state and foreign cases and questions residency rules for funding.
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Rdere
Restr Dence
Europe
Ube
MD Chesper
Bil
President McKinley Recovers. Office Duties Narrowed
Washington January 21 President McKinley has almost recovered from illness and fears him return to duty soon. For now his work will be limited to essential matters with only certain callers and urgent business receiving attention at the White House. Mrs Meck Kinley attends him and manages affairs in his absence.
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Washington, Jar
Mmckiniey
Pestana Election Bill Faces Radical Revision
The Pestana election bill, under debate, faces major revisions. Critics say the measure would complicate ballots with six ballot types and partisan judge appointments, risking invalidation of about one tenth of ballots due to erasures and multi‑mark issues.
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Pestana
Delig
Tell
Wheel
Stall
Jude
Asylum Repeal Movement Faces Setbacks
The Asylum repeal effort suffered eight serious setbacks as lawmakers debated the measure in the legislature. James Lawrence of Stunner led the push but faced opposition from constituents and a business partner who urged delaying tactics. A letter from Major Ferguson attempted to stall the bill, while calls for reform intensified as lawmakers weighed political costs.
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Asylum Repeal Movement
Thay Center Asylum
Isme
James Lawrence
Stunner
Moe
Major Fergueun
Whitington
Kouns successor Hod Mudge named to lead Rants P C
Rail line officials announce promotions amid a special train car tour through Spain and the eastern division. W Bours is slated to become general superintendent as the Panhandle division reassesses its leadership with Mr Whinehand and Mr G promoted to key posts, with headquarters at Wellington.
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Hod. Mudge
Oeners
Pe CP
Resseeule
McLallen
Spain
Ice Aviaem
Rip Wit
W. Bours
Mr. Koume
Pregets
Cherke
Syape
Lett
Bel
Ayer
Wettern
Panhandle
Whinehand
Edie
Wellington
Prairie Dog Exterminator Opposes Coyotes Bounty
Stephen Cave insists against a coyote bounty, claiming a proposal aims to inoculate or spread disease to wipe out predators. He argues the plan would harm cattlemen and animals, insisting his original idea should stand.
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Prairie Dog
Westers
Stephen Cave
Nichols
The
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Smooth Man From Texas Charged in Chicago Bank Scheme
A Texan man, allegedly part of a scheme involving hotels in Chicago and other cities, faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. The case centers on a draft cash attempt at a California bank, with investigators tracing the funds and the Texan connection to the state legislature.
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Emyn
Herrison
Chiakgo
Atlas Wee Falend
THAS
Iesters Pattecan
Aileen
Tex Bering
Firth
Texas
Seapotings
St. Lous Southwestern
Harris Comes Home as Senator Leaves Washington on Business
Special to the State Journal reports Senator Harris departed Washington for Ligword and Hanus to attend committee meetings. The delegation plans informal talks with county leaders and prepares for formal deliberations as the Bute convenes this afternoon.
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Kangss
Washington On Business
The
State Journal
Washington, Jaa
Senaine Harrie
Ligword
Hanus Iornmain
Cow Days
Kuais
Weather clues point to continued fair conditions
Fragmentary report notes vague weather indications and unsettled phrasing. It references weather, signifiers, and a forecast tone suggesting continued fair conditions with uncertain timing and locations.
Big Order For Wire From Carbon Steel Company
Pittsburg reports a large order for 6.40 tons of high grade acid steel wire for emigration use. Copenhagen notes Mayor Johnston of Furce N. DD visiting Swenson in the United arts. he plans to push emigration to Northwest America and will travel to Sweden, Norway and Finland.
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Pittsburg
Jun
Carbon Steel Company
Copenhagen
Jan Si
J. A. Johmneton
Furce
Parham Leaves Apostolic School Tour Begins
Rev Chas F Parham leads the Apostolic congregation and Bethel college mission crew on a United States tour from Bethel, Kansas City to southern states. The absence of Mrs Parham affects Bethel College with no new students, few services, and funds allocated to maintenance and missionary work amid ongoing controversy over local healing homes.
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Chas F. Parham
Apostolic Congregation
Tiethel College
Washburn College
Parham
Mire Littien
Ehistietiwatte
Sime Laslin Moore
Miex Agnes Bi. Oriman
Biies Bi Stanley
Hows Stanley
Albert Horr
Kansas City
United States
Kacses City
Shitot
Maine
Bethel College
J. Blaine
Nobel Save
Bethe College
Purhan
Market Report From a Turbulent Trading Day
The market showed mixed demand with gains in select commodities and weakness in others. Traders noted cautious activity in wheat and flax while stocks and dairy prices fluctuated, influenced by cautious sentiment from analysts and regional dynamics.
Grain and Livestock Prices Report from Market Day
Market notes show wheat demand steady with export interest and bullish receipts compared to last year. Corn and oats saw varied activity with buyers active at local pits while dairy and pork futures offered modest gains and price movements in line with Chicago reports.
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Vendal
Aks
Houna
Jooks Brat
Ehrald
Crovtstonk
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Prigen Sina
Pray
Corkie
For Rent-Houses and Miscellaneous Notices
Desirable three room house for rent at 1308 Popeka Ave. Also listed are miscellaneous items including a set of goalie equipment, a cheap sale offer, and various farm and horse notices. The page notes for sale of a Durham colt and other local listings with brief details and contact hints.
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Aptanite
Popeka
Goalie Monroe
Care Journal
Spee Sam Bt
Durham
Jamie
Harrios
Yorkie
Widespread garbled text citing attorneys and places
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice or ad with scattered names such as Wagner and Humphrey and mentions attorneys at law. The readable content is disjointed and provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Push to Make City Officers Elective in Senate Debate
A reform push argues for electing city clerk, marshal, street commissioner, and city librarian, claiming the current system makes the mayor powerless. Senator Vincent introduced the bill, with Tm surpassing Gromer as a named but unclear supporter in the discussion.
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LST
Vincent
Gromer
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