Students in Riot at Opera House Face Jail
Four University of Michigan students arrested on disorderly conduct after a riot at the Ann Arbor Opera House. Rioters clashed with stagehands and police, melee with stones and stungun-like blows. Theater manager halted performance as officers dispersed the crowd. warrants anticipated for additional arrests.
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Ann Arbor
Mick
Jan Z
University of Slichigxe
Bminnia Lewis Big Extraveranes Company
Sadie
Wis
Memia
Audiense
Fied
Futon
East
Sea to Took a Corpse on Transatlantic Voyage
An elderly passenger dies aboard a New York Atlantic liner after a sudden apoplexy on the sea crossing. The funeral is held at sea as the purser begins the reading and the burial is executed amid a storm. A child, Helma Marie Julian, is fatally injured by a wave in the steerage doorway and dies three days later. both bodies are buried at sea.
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New York
Ann
Atlantic
Gulesture
Oke
Graham
Lue Helma Marie Julian
Francis Vernon
Statue of Longfellow Memorial Appeal for 835000
The Longfellow National Memorial association seeks subscriptions to raise 605,000 for a Washington statue of the poet. The National Bank of Washington backs the project as agent. President and Chief Justice Puller lead supporters, with Senators Hoar and Wolcott among the prominent backers. The appeal urges every home with Longfellow poetry to contribute promptly.
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Staubington
Longfellow National Memorial Association
Washington
Comemittes En- Montes
Longullow
Tiges National Tank
Memorial Amociaion
Puller
Flag
Senors Hoar and Wolewrt
Spraker Herd
Big Mills for Hawaii Trainload of Machinery Arrives in Tacoma
A Tacoma bound cargo from the Lebieh Valley brings a large shipment of manufacturing machinery to Ta coma for Hawaii via the liner Garonne. The flatcar train is a major consign ment to reach the islands, with the Garonne's next voyage to Hawaii slated for February 10 after departing January 10.
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Hawali
Tacoma
Islands
Tacome
Certongs
Tgar Manufacturing
Garonne
Havwali
Pacific
Lebieh Valley
The New Labor Law and Its Features in Kansas
A Kansas newspaper discusses the new state labor law and present labor commissioner role. It praises strengthened powers for inspections and enforcement, aims to reduce partisan bias in statistics, and notes forthcoming State Society of Labor and Industry proceedings and anticipated convention activity. The piece highlights benefits for workers and industry, with emphasis on safety, health, and organized labor’s influence on policy.
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State Society of Labor
Lee Beg E
Johnson
Kansas
Eadst
Kansas Bureau
Queston
Burrat Wis
Kinw
State Society of Labor and Industry
Board Clashes Over Livestock Sanitary Appointments
The article details discord within the livestock sanitary commission as the expiring board resists immediate action. It notes Governor Mieytas nominating John Bryden and L. P. Beal, who were not confirmed, while Senate action or adjournment will affect their status. The open question centers on whether a vacancy can be filled by the governor without confirmation.
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Livestock Sanitary Commission
New Republican Board
Starn
Bas
Senate
Dtte
Bahia
Is Jet
Fahin Pries
Tasior Riddie
Galiza
Bianieya
Grattoen
Govermar Stantey
Poiticians Unit
Train of Merry Makers Elks from Kansas to St Louis
Exalted Ruler J C Payne of the Topeka lodge outlines a plan for five Kansas Elks lodges Topeka Kansas City Hutchinson Pittsburg and Wichita to travel as a Kansas representation to St Louis for the national Elks reunion with Marshall's Band leading the procession. The group aims to secure top honors and showcase Kansas hospitality and spirit.
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Train OF Merry Makers
Elks of Kansas
St Louis
Marshall
Ike
Kansas
Mr Maloney's Bugbear and the Dennis McGafferty Mystery
In a Chicago News tale, Mr. Maloney's jealousy over the elusive Dennis McGafferty fuels a comic feud with Rose Garrity. A chance encounter at Dennis's grocery reveals old flames, sparking laughter and forgiveness as the couple reconciles amid a warm, ironic twist.
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Chicago News
Dennis Motntferty
Dennis
Mel Maloney
Mr. Maloney
Pennie
Mr. Majones
Rasthi
Maloneys
Dennis McCafferty
Rosie
Denis
Joneys
Coquet
Ashly
Mr. McGafferty
Mr. Monfferty
Katy O'Harmn
Mary Garrity
Mrs. Muinney
Firideet Karke
Ellen Donahue
Kittle O'Toole
Biddy Sullivan
Ma Jones
Matoney
McGattertys
Maloney
Franz Joseph Calls for Peace and Solid Austro German Ties
Vienna reports Emperor Franz Joseph in a banquet speech to officers of his Prussian regiment stresses enduring bonds with the German kaiser and rejects rumors of a Germany Austria rupture. He notes strained Berlin Vienna relations have eased since expulsions of Austrian subjects.
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Vienna
Berlin
Count Thun
Golonvhowski
Franz Joseph
Germany
Austria
Ostend Monte Carlo Pact Claimed by Blanc in Ostend Deal
Paris reports M Blanc and partners secure a long term concession from Ostend municipality to run the gambling establishment at the Belgian port. The plan includes funding of public works and increased town prosperity. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Ely's Cream Balm with testing offer.
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M Blanc
Monaco
Paris
M. Blanc
Prince Ruideiwit
Roland Bouxparte
Monte Carlo
O=vend
Gambilag
Caaine
Cercle Prive
Dlstaners
Ir Ik
M_ Binne
Ostend
Pete Bae
Monaro
Fiendish Revenge in Manila Leprosy Case Returns Home
William Lapeer, 22, son of a Union County farmer, returned from Manila to die of leprosy after being drugged and injected with leprous blood by natives in a Manila drinking resort. Doctors fear transmission is possible but unsure. outcome unclear after months of illness and nervous prostration.
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Richland
S. D.) Cor
Inter-Ocean
William Lapeer
Philippines
Lapeer
Union County
Manila
New York
The Middle Aged Society Man Portrait
A N Tribune excerpt profiles the middle aged society man as essential to fashionable life. He anchors house parties, guides guests, entertains timid guests, and keeps post-dinner mingling lively, on both city and country fronts. He blends guests, chats, dances, and attends luncheons, ensuring social success.
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N. ¥_ Tribune
Sheehan Supports Bryan and Opposes Expansion
John C. Sheehan, once a Tammany rival, backs William Jennings Bryan on the Chicago platform of 1898 and opposes imperial expansion. He asserts unity within Tammany and rejects overseas annexation as unnecessary. Also notes an advertised Rock Island Flyer rail fare and a local laundry service offer.
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New York
John C. Sheehan
Tammany Hall
Richard Croker
Sheehan
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Fryar
America
Philippines
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