Silver Wedding Celebrated At Ducal Castle In Gotha
Gotha June 24 The silver wedding of the duke and duchess of Saxe Gotha celebrated with pomp reception in the throne room at the castle of Friedenstein diplomats officials and public bodies offered congratulations the duke pledged goodwill The day includes a state banquet and a gala performance later in the evening
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Gotha
Saxe Colture
Holinbursh
Mening Faralites
Priedénetoin
Questa
Ekeera
Fragmented Text on Treaties and Government Statements
A convoluted draft discusses matters related to taxes and accounts transfer, mentions Hypethorne and St Ghubhimma, and references a peace treaty and independence remarks. It notes remanded items, economic concerns, and a broad critique of government actions, with scattered mentions of figures and policy debates.
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Ghubhimma
Erin
Tom
MD Nile Eallewece
Perkins
Ratpunaion
Aridi Patucranhe
Sipreme
Euntanon
Fey
Alu
Fi Revert
Harden Turned Down in Civilian Commission Choice
Washington reports indicate President’s advisers and military officials debate a civilian commission’s future role. Harden of Chicago is not a candidate for secretary position. discussions focus on appointment timing and the process, with Otis and other generals weighing in on personnel and policy.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Uper
Minilie
Tex
Harden
Cisleao
Miral Deus
Major Generit
Haren
Manite Bay
Idardon
Tidieuvar
Inva San Ieee
Otis
Mir
Landen
Thn
Mee United
Bush Orders Issued Amid Unclear War Preparations
Fragmented report describes military orders amid mixed signals from Omahs and San Francisco. Mentions landing at Creek, equipment dawn, and possible deployments. details are garbled but indicate broad mobilization and overseas reach.
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San Praigcisco
Chin
Seok da Lee
Missouri
Will Postlethwaite Vie For Webb McWall Succeeding Post
Local chatter suggests J C Postlethwaite of Jewell County as a leading contender to become Superintendent of Ensurance, aiming to succeed Webb McNall. Marion’s Y Church has unspecified options, while A W Smith of Kerron appears largely out of the race. Dewell County’s candidate is favored for the appointment to be made soon.
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Postlethwaite
Webb McWall
J.C. Postlethwaite
Jewell County
Ensurance
Webb McNall
Y. Church
Marion
W_ Smith
Kerron
Dewell County
Pather Pleury Released and Transit Deals
A Shanghai Daily Mail note reports the release of Pleury from Chin-khing after months with rebels. previously believed murdered. Also advertised are Rock Island Flyer tickets from Topeka to Kansas City for a grand trip, with round trip prices and Santa Fe Route sales. Local goods like Silver Leaf Pickles and Celery Relish are advertised.
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London
Shanghai
The
Daily Mail
Chin-khing
A Suen
Ther Fleury
Rock Island
Topeka
Kansas City
Qraad
Coal lands offer for state asylum in 19th century bid
Cher okee county and Columbus propose sites and coal land gifts to back a new state asylum for the insane. Colum bus texts offer 4,000 years of coal supply and land valued at $50 per acre, with Columbus extending water mains and other concessions. Senator Householder authorized to push the deal as the best bid of the session.
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Columbus
Cherokee County
Senator Householder
Onslaught on the Fee and Salary Law Warned
A city legislator warns that a coordinated push in the legislature aims to repeal the fee and salary law. He cites local bills targeting county officers and clerk salaries, noting organized county officials and unorganized citizens as factors in the attack. The discussion highlights proposed changes to county commissioner pay and clerk hire allowances.
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Sedewick
Shawnee
Accused by wife of answering matrimonial letters
An Ushfield divorce case grows as Mrs Littlefield answers her husband James J Littlefield’s petition alleging intimidation. Mrs Littlefield claims he forced the divorce as a protective measure while maintaining a double life and living with him afterward. Affidavits from Mrs Coddington reveal admissions of a double life and entryabout matrimonial paper ads. Littlefield previously lived in Rolette County and owned land. A restraining-order request was denied.
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Ushfield
Mra. Littiefeld
James J. Littlefield
Mra. Clant M. Coddington
Monitha
Littlefeld
Quncy Street
Ta Mureh
Jaimnes
Lirtheneia
Clim FE
Littlefield
Hazen
Ieid
Keewell
Chiifren
Coddington
Shue
Ted
Rocks County
War on Striped Collars In Linen Trade Sparks Industry Clash
A 19th century style notice reports manufacturers in Kansas City and St. Louis declaring a campaign against striped collars. The effort aims to push plain white collars by flooding markets with cheap striped variants and pressuring retailers to drop striped goods. The piece notes public reaction, the spread of the campaign via ads, and a climate of rivalry among sellers and customers.
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Prem Ape Aeneas
Journal
Kansan
Moen Collane Tins
St. Louis
Teneo
Kansas
Ivan
Louis
Sisutus
Dresuera
Kuirteas
Flood of Credit Threatens to Swamp London Money Market
An overseas Financial Despatch warns that London and New York banks face a flood of credit. Rates slip during February with discounts near 1 percent while gold demand rises. Bank policies, Treasury outlays, and March quarter cash strains push up speculation in stocks and bonds as foreign markets show distrust of Paris and Spain.
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London
New York
Jas
Bank of England
Ant
Trincele
Bute
South Ammerican
Owl
Mpa
Lofe
Treasury
Ainck Exchange
Paris
Ovte
Spain
Bank of Spain
Teast
Purse given to repentant burglar amid Riverhead pity
In Riverhead New York on January 1 Henry Dettmer, a bakery worker, received a purse and the community’s good wishes after aiding a fellow burglar. The self-confessed thief, Delmer, shot himself in an apparent attempt to end his troubles, but survived and returned to work after Riverhead residents, led by Byron Rogers, forgave him and offered support.
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New York
Jan
Silverhead
Henry Dettmer
Dettner
Byron Rogers
Rogere
Riverhead
Delmer
Rogers
Detmer
Hicks
Congress of Mothers Announces Third Annual Washington Session
The National Congress Of Mothers will hold its third annual meeting in Washington in February from the 14th. Sessions at First Baptist Church, with delegates housed at The Cairo. Officers will open with welcome addresses by Mrs Theodore W. Birney and President Whitman of Columbian University.
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Washington
National Congress of Mothers
Washi
First Baptist Church
Sixteenth
O Streets
Cairo
Theodore W. Birney
Whitman
Columbian University
Mary Green
Househeld Economic Association
Drirgates
Lawrence Hunt
George Junior Republic
Congress
Joseph P. Mumford
Philadelphia Board of Education
Wm. E. Powell
Atlas Edith Westcott
Western High School
de. G. Stanley Hall
Worcester
Masa
Emmett Holt
New York
Hastings H. Hurt
The
Ilinois Children’s Rame and Aid Society
Josiah Strone
League For Social Service
Wm. H. Tolman
Labor Institute
Mik Wheelock
Boston Training School
Pro
Chas, Wood
Philadelphia
Epee de Bnathee
Nath Congress of Mothers
Othar
Executive Committee
National Congress
Staples Will Case Verdict Appeals in Stillwater
In Stillwater the jury in the Staples will contest returned a verdict for the contestee F. Brunson and the will was set aside on grounds Isaac Staples was of unsound mind when made. The trial lasted 30 days. estate valued at $1,200,000 to be divided by law unless a supreme court reversal occurs. Proponents contemplate an appeal.
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Stillwater
Gunn
Staples
Heya
Brunson
Isaac Staples
Supreme Court
Samoa Crisis Moves Toward Diplomatic Resolution
Washington reports show government officials cautious in handling the Apia uprising under the Berlin treaty terms. The pre deliberations remain formal with a desire to address the matter soberly, signaling possible progress toward normal diplomacy.
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Washington
Depew Denies New York Central Transcontinental Route
New York financier Junes-Charnesy M Depew denies a circulating report that the New York Central is planning a transport on a Transcontinental line. He says the rumor about purchasing the Northwestern road and creating a New York to Portland route is unfounded and contains inaccuracies about the proposed connections.
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New York
Junes
Charnesy M. Depew
New York Central
Uw Central
Buffalo
Chicago
Lake Shore
Omaha
Nampa
Ida
Union Pacific
Portland
Oregon Railroad
Trans
Feast for Troops as Troops Reach Pueblo
A crowd welcomed part of the Twentieth United States Infantry en route from Fort Leavenworth to Manila. Engine trouble delayed two trains, but last night they arrived to a bountiful feast prepared by the soldiers and local society of Pueblo.
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Pueblo
Twentieth
United States Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Manila
Kid McCoy to Recuperate in California Trip
Kid McCoy arrives from West Baden Indiana on Sunday and plans to stay in San Francisco for about two months to recuperate. He will not fight again until he returns east.
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Kid McCoy
Chicago
Kid" McCoy
West Baden
Ind
San Francisco
California
Wrecked on Gulf coast as Alma crew feared lost
Federal officials reached Padre Island after the schooner Alma wrecked during a sudden gale near Corpus Christi. The vessel struck Padre Island, sending the crew and passengers ashore with limited rations. Thomas B. Southgate, Frank Haynes, James A. McEnery, and Bedford Sharp aboard gathered details from survivors and coordinated rescue efforts. A relief vessel with supplies was dispatched to locate the rest of the Alma’s party.
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Sandy Island
Corpse Christi
Tex
Browning
Hatlie May
Frank Haynes
Laredo
Thomas B. Southgate
M. J. Luther
William Anderson
Point Isabel
United States Revenue
Alma
Hattie May
H. O
H. F
James A. McEnery
Treasury
District of Texas
Bedford Sharp
San Antonio
United States District Attorney
Simone
Poltit Taube
Corpus Christi
Celestin Laroche
John Laroche
Henry ‘Terrell
Padre Island
Corpus Chesser Pass
Messrs. McEnory
Sherp
Sceptio Gussett
Joe Gravitt
Corpus Christipasa
Texas
Polygamy ban bill targets elected seats in Congress
Jan 23 Representative Clarke of Iowa introduced a bill declaring that no polygamist shall be eligible to serve in either house of Congress or take a seat. The act defines polygamy by any evidence establishing the fact and includes a provision for immediate effect.
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Washington
Clarke
Lowa
Senstor
Representative
House of Congress
Uberein
Deadly Trio Shocks Philadelphia Streets
A newspaper item reports a fatal self harm, an accidental shooting, and an attempted murder in Philadelphia. Jana Be Myatt, nou years, commits self injury at Haninu street after a troubling note to his wife. Charles Rueblinger, 16, accidentally kills Edgar J. Winpenny, iek years, with a stray shot in the northern city area. Walter Hopper, 21, shoots Mrs Jennie Hoch, then wounds himself lightly after a prior street incident.
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Philadelphia
Jana Be Myatt
Haninu Treet
Brookayn
Yeaterday
Jetter
Tyis
Eli Res
Charles Rueblinger
Edgar J
Prive Fighter's Death Ruled Accident, No Inquest
Chicago January 4 A special from tie Chron icl says it is probable no inquest will be held into the death of Tom Lansing the pugilist who was knocked out weeks ago. Chief of Police Mauger Bavances & Ravel reasoned that there is no proof the death was caused by a blow and that Lansing was injured while working at his trade.
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Chicago
Tom Lanking
John Rout
Molive Mauger Bavances & Ravel
Majority passes from the Republicans to the Democrats in West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia January 23 There is no decision yet on the contest for senator between Cal and McGraw The committee on privileges and elections submitted majority and minority reports on the contests of Senators Getzendan ner and Pierson which extend over one day Senator Elkins and Congressmen Dovener and Dayton with Mr Scott from Washington arrived early today The house committees on elections are expected to report this afternoon recommending the seating of Dent a Democrat making the third Democrat seated in that body on contests and shifting the Republican majority for senator to the other side.
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Ublicans
Democrate
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Cal
McGraw
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Getzendanner
Pierson
Elkins
Dovener
Dayton
Mr. Scott
Washington
House
Dent
Makin
Funeral of Job Guild Nine Dies In Dover Area
The funeral for Job Guild aged nine was held this morning from his son Bo Guild's home in Dover. Court records note a trial involving Mrs Frank Stolleeuinat and J. C. Henisier. a partnership between Stan Hentaien and another party related to cattle purchases faced dissolution in 1388 with a settlement claiming Stoll deceived about 906 dollars in funds.
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Job Guild
Bo Guild
Stoll
Te i
Clude
Mmount
Porto Rican Flora Exhibit To Enrich New York Garden
Prof Britton says a Porto Rico exploration will collect 20000 or more specimens for the New York Botanical Garden led by A A Heller and Sammuel Henshaw. Funds from Cornelius Vanderbilt support the expedition with aims to exchange duplicates with other institutions worldwide.
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Retlewine
United States
Porto Rien
Cornelius Vanderbilt
A. A. Heller
Porto Rico
Theron
New York
Bronx Park
Bronx Park. Mr. Heller's Work Will Be Supplemented By That of Sammuel Henshaw
Botanics Garden
Prof
Britton
Atlonal
Forelgn
Porto Rivo
Bulding
New York Botanical Garden
Colonial Commission Formed to Govern Recent Territories
The Secretary of War has organized a colonial commission to oversee administration of territories acquired or occupied by U S forces. Members include General Robert P Kennedy, Curtis Guild, and Charles W Wilkins. The panel will handle franchises, public money distribution, and governance issues in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines.
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Washington
Jan
Warhiseion
United States
Robert P. Kennedy
Belle Puloraine
Curts Guild
Massachusetts
Charles W. Wilkins
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cuba
Porto Rico
Phillippines
Lexow Committee opens municipal corruption inquiry in St Louis
A Jefferson City style Lexow Committee met in St Louis with Major Ellert Wo Major and others to investigate municipal and state affairs. The body, appointed by the senate, can compel witness attendance and includes Burkhead Matthews and Fe-Tubleaus among its members.
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St. Louis
Jan
Ore
Honensound
Demberuts
Burkhead
Matthews
Lous
TL Sevick
Ellert Wo Major
Ahalrruin
Wim
Fse
Congress Session Opens Amid Hatchery Over Labor Bill
Gardner questions extension of the anti contract labor law to Hawaii while Knox objects. Eresius denounces a Newstoner paragraph as false and brutal. A bill to restore Captain Dowdy to active Army status passes as DC business is taken up.
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Washinewn
Jan
Or. Gardner
Isher
Hawaiian Islands
Knox
Rep
Bara
Territories
Eresius
Flop
Congress
Trevert W. Dowdy
District of Columbia
Fayne Moore Bond Set In Supreme Court Case
The case involves Fayne Moore and others in a January Supreme Court appearance. It concerns a larceny charge for stealing silverware from the Walter Astoria. Bonds were set at 4000 dollars for Moore and 3700 dollars for two co-defendants, with attorney Joseph Campbell representing the defense.
Dingley’s Place Angers Senate Over Commission Plan
The text reports on a plan to appoint a committee on Anglo American bombardment and the death of Mr Dingley’s wife, with calls from Representative Tawne of Minnesota and others to urge action. The vice president favored waiving the commission and timing remains unclear as Esterhazy faces Paris court action.
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Casa Om
Dingley Wif
Srea
Dave
Tawnme
Minnesots
Waves and
Meron
Vic
Fai
Acne
Leel
Wheat Market Report From State Journal AP Summary
Market notes from the Associated Press show fluctuating wheat prices with slight gains and renewed interest. Traders heeded mixed signals as early activity cooled and prices touched higher levels before retreating.
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Today's Market Report
The
Associated Press
State Journal
Kansas Ory Produce Marka Market Report Summary
Kansas Ory Produce Marka details a fluctuating market with varied demand for meats and livestock. Prices rise for some meat products while grains and cattle show mixed activity amid limited selling pressure and early May offerings. Reuters style notes emphasize scarce elevator offerings and moderate to strong demand in select sectors.
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America
Tle
Call Drigi
Bray
Buck
Earl Dermnna
Maylard
Classified notices fragment with rental and help-wanted items
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple small ads including FOR RENT Furnished room address details FOR BALE two young brood sons and various scattered lines WANTED white male horse and furnace references required and a vague notice for a girl position with partial street names.
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Howe North Central Avenue Bridge
Quincy
Shotas
Surin
Wood
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