Law Is With The Wheel In Bicyclist Runway Liability
A disputed jury decision in Iowa debates whether wheel riders have full legal rights on public highways and if drivers of heavier vehicles must yield. The case cites a rider named George Lehman and discusses whether bicycles can be held responsible for runaways or accidents caused by horses or other vehicles on the road.
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Simpson
McFherman
Wirdoting
Duenage
Sult
Tintehineon
Iaat Wevlk
Iansas
George Lehman
Hstehl
Glone Public Highwa
Honey Nbbe
Lehman
Iewi
Ennien
Gerive
A Marauder's Work
A mysterious Niger region incident reports biting cattle and horses at night. A horse thief named Bradford, disturbed by a nighttime attack, sprang up and pursued the assailant, who escaped after a brief chase despite a shot being fired.
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Columbin
Moganzi
Niger
Aity
Bret
Man Voters Support Martha Cannon for U.S. Senate
A Salt Lake City voter voices strong support for Martha Hughes Cannon, praising her competence, two years in the state senate, and advocacy for democracy. The speaker notes her labor, independence, medical training, and loyalty to state and church traditions.
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Utah
U. S
Salt Lake
E. D
Martha Hughes Cannon
Sehitea
Marth Hughes Cannon
Gyorgy Q Cannon
United States
Btmie Senate
Jot Stinenlinng
Ingersoll’s New Role at Kansas City Church
In a Kansas City setting, Rev J E Ingersoll attends services and shares a history with Dr Roberts dating back years. The text notes a friendship between the two men, their past as ppp ministers, and a shift in Roberts’s stance leading to a new life church on his own terms.
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Kansas City
J. EL Pantor
Coates Opera
Oberty
Colonel Ingersoll
Roberts
Ptt
Robseeeeg
Sis
Chance for the Almida in peril at sea
Reports from New York describe widespread concern for the British freighter Almida which departed Shields December 19 bound for New York in ballast. After passing Dunnet Head December 21 no further word has arrived amid severe Atlantic weather raising fears of a sinking. The arrival of Britannia last week offered a glimmer of hope that Almida might still be afloat.
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Bes
New York
Belog
Ehippine
Almida
Shields
Hamburg
Dunnet Head
Scotland
Siues
Atlantic
Leason
Britangia
Shivdy
Almita
Staunch Steel
Senators and aides chase uptown car mix up
Washington figures Quay Pearse and Vest waited at a New Jersey agency corner for an uptown car. They stood minutes as a car approached and amid playful quips one aide said the group could be mistaken for a different person. The mall car arrived, Vest corrects the misreading.
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Wanhington
Jan
Quay
Pearse
Vest
New Jersey
Perrone
Cabriel
Senator Veet
England's Honey Supply Strains Under Imports
Hinglish bees fail to meet domestic demand as England imports about 2,250,000 pounds yearly. Declared value roughly 231,000 or 24d per pound. Major suppliers include the United States, Chile, Peru, with contributions from the British West Indies, France, Australasia, Canada, Germany, Italy, and the Spanish West Indies. De-keeping could be developed more profitably, though current methods limit production.
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England
United States
Chile
Peru
British West Indies
France
Australasia
Canada
Germany
Italy
Spanish West Indies
United Kingdom
Ga~zette
Kipling Gift and Miscellany in Chicago Times Herald
Rudyard Kipling sent a Christmas gift to Julia Marlowe from the Chicago Times Herald, a copy of his latest book with an autograph and a garbled verse. A separate report notes a major fire in Genoa burning 2000 bales of cotton from the Barbure, with 5000 bales on the wharf largely destroyed. Madrid dispatches indicate Spain’s pilots will release prisoners, with naval prisoners to be freed and large bundles sent for American steamers.
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Kipling
Chicago Times-Herald
Rudyard Kiglinge
Julia Marlowe
Neigtoor
Hondon
Geno
Galveston
Sharkey Fitzsimmons Bout Hangs On Signing Articles
Australian challenger Fitzsimmons complies with Sharkey’s demand to abandon theatrical touring. Sharkey must now sign to meet the Australian, with purses and venues under consideration in the United States or abroad. Dan Stuart in Carson City offers the largest potential purse as talks proceed.
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New York
Jan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
Bob Laccatey
Tose
Zenuineness
Fitzsimmons
Sailor
Lanky
Bob
Sharkey
Empire State
Carson City
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Peloponnesus Quake Destroys Philiatra Towns In Greece
A strong seismic disturbance struck the Peloponnesus around 9:30 am damaging all houses in Philiatra and destroying two nearby villages. Kypartsals and Staso were nearly wiped out with injuries reported. Damage extended to Navaring near Medon. Calamata and Zante felt shocks. authorities rush tents and supplies to affected residents.
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Athens
Peloponnesus
Kingdom of Greece
Philiatra
Messenia
Jonian Nous
Wgburis
Kypartsals
Staso Wert
Alan
Navaring
Medon
Tunis
Calamata
Department
Messena
Gulf of
Keron
Zante
Ionian
Ife
Debate Over Kansas Medical Practice Regulation Faces Opposition
The proposed bill to regulate medical practice in Kansas draws fire from cheap schools and reformers. Opponents include Christian Scientists Spiritualists and mental healers who fear being forced to rely on physicians who prescribe medicines. Supporters argue reform will curb unqualified practitioners and protect public health while benefiting accredited medical schools.
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Hanna
Kansas
Drax
Chicago
Iate Board of Health
Hanna Bil
Congo fighting rages as Belgian troops suffer losses
Brussels reports fresh clashes in the Congo with Belgian troops sustaining heavy losses including white officers killed. La Patrie claims the situation is being misrepresented and that government troops are gaining little while rebel prestige erodes. Canal bill passes. government funds and stock provisions outlined.
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Congo
Brussels
la Patriote
United States to finance and command a Central American canal
The plan authorizes issuance of 000 shares of $100 stock, calls for treasury warrants up to 5 million, and government subscription for 225,000 shares. A seven member board including United States, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica reps is created. Salaries set, six year completion target, and a permanent appropriation not to exceed 115 million. The president may suspend payments, secure concessions changes, seek new routes, and negotiate treaty abrogation while ensuring canal neutrality and free passage for large vessels.
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Eanel Company
Nicaragua
Ant
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Costa Rica
Senate
Nho
Ia Ale
Iathmua
Vanderbilt Wedding Plans Secrecy Sparks Newport June Ceremony
Fair VANDERBILT New York Jan 23 Some arrangements for the marriage of Willige K Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Virginia Flr have been completed The wedding will be celebrated in June at the Newport cottage of Mrs Palrs sister Mrs Hermann Oelrichs The exact date has not been decided Miss Fa attends St Marys Church when at Newport As Mr Vanderbilt is an Episcopalian a ceremony has been planned KK Vanderbilt Sr has purchased Harbor Hill estate of 100 acres at Rodlyn Lotit was sold by the estate of Staber Willis for 100000 The land is on hillside for a fine country house site
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New York
Willige K. Vanderbilt Jr
Virginia Flr
Newport
Misa Palr
Hermann Oelrichs
St. Mary's
Vanderbilt
Vanderbit, Sr
Harbor Hill
Rodlyn
Lotit
Staber Willis
Red Eagle in Topeka Lecture On Indian Life
Red Eagle, also known as George W. Arnold, a well-educated Trouvola descendant, will lecture at the First Congregational church in Topeka this evening under the Young People's Society. He recounts Sitting Bull’s era, the Wounded Knee battle, and Custer's death, aiming to illuminate Indian life and conditions. once with American Volunteers, he has since changed paths and trimmed his appearance.
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Hed Pagens
Topeka
Hed Eagle
Sitting Bull
Killet
Wounded Knee
General Custer
Red Eagle
George W. Arnold
First Congregational Church
Ourery
Arvid
American Volunteers
Poisoner Woman Lifted by Mounted Police Ruse
In Dawson a Canadian mounties tale unfolds as E. Harris rescues a Californian poisoner described as a Dexutitus blonde and heartbreaker. Harris wooed her to return north toward the Northwest Territory to face arrest aboard the City of Seattle voyage, with an Arctic prison awaiting once inside British territory.
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Seattle
Wart
Dawson Oman
Northwest Territory
E. Harris
Dawson
San Francisco
Canadian Mounted Police
Harris
Barris
Allin
Arctic
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Hits Illinois Asylum
An epidemic of scarlet fever has broken out at the Illinois asylum for feeble minded children. Superintendent Dr. W. L. Athon reports efforts to contain the illness among 106 residents. Visitors are restricted and employees cannot leave the grounds.
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Lincoln
Ilinois
W. L. Athon
Aire
English Syndicate to Take Control of Whittaker Plant
News from Wichita reports that packing executive David J. Wallace will travel from England to New York next week to represent an English syndicate seeking control of the Whittaker packing plant. The National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis holds most stock and will not operate it directly, while offers and expectations of sale prompt tense negotiations.
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Wichita
David J. Wallace
New York City
England
Wallace
Whittaker Packing Plant
National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis
Whittaker
Bani
Indians Plan Overland March to Mexico for New Tribal Government
Ten thousand Indians from the Creek Cherokee and Delaware tribes will march overland from Visita, Indian Territory, to Mexico starting Monday. About 10,100 participants with a combined capital of 425,000 are moving to new lands near Durango, Guadalajara, and Sonora. They have bought 2,000 bicycles and 200 wagons for the journey.
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New York Journal
Wichita
Kan
Visita
Indian Territory
City of
Mexico
United States
Durango
Guadalajara
Sonora
Massacre of Christians Feared in Europe Over Constantinople Crisis
Vienna reports widespread apprehension over Constantinople affairs with possible Armenian Christian massacres or sultan assassination. Rich Levantine residents flee with families and valuables as Sultan’s Albanian officers’ loyalty sours after Ghank Bey's death ordered by the sultan. the aide-de-camp reportedly aided a felonious escape.
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Europe
Vienna
Diplmatic
Constantinople
Bnt
Hatz Pasha
Ghant Bey
Ghank Bey
Shawha Mide
Thas
Interlocking Plant Goes Into Service in Emporia
The new west end interlocking plant in Emporia began operation at noon Saturday with Jim Darling, a former conductor, taking charge of the levers. The plant cost about $9,000 and includes ten levers for five switches and signaling, improving safety and saving time for brakemen and switchmen.
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Santa Fe
Emporia
West End
Jim Darling
Newton
Signal Department
Macchinery
Oklahomma City
Parma Dukes and Palatine Library in Dispute
A Royal Library dispute centers on Duke Robert of Parma seeking the Palatine library's recovery as part of his patrimony. Marie Louise, Napoleon I's widow, held Parma and Placenss by 1815 treaty and 1817 pact, later passed to the Lucca Bourbons. Charles III, a books-loving but peaceful ruler, moved the collection to Parma in 1849 before abdication in favor of his son, with a life pension promised.
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Robert of
Parma
Spain
Pla
Marie Louise
Charles Tl
Lucca
Charles III
Boston Capitalists to Give $3,600,000 for Havana Warehouses
New York dispatch reports Boston capitalists offer 3.5 million Spanish gold for the San Jose warehouses and wharves in Havana. Colats & Co. confirm the offer and expect principals to arrive midweek. Plans to lease or rent the property change as a sale appears likely. A yellow fever case appears in the camp of Private Smith, Company B.
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Boston
Havana
New York
The
Tribune
Tum
Baston
San Jose
Colats & Co
Regia
Viry
Ludlow
Black
Washington
Smith
Second Volunteer Engineers
Cincinnati
Yellow Fever Hospital
Quadruple Alliance Favored by Beresford in Tokyo Speech
Rear Admiral Lord Chares Beresford, en route home from China, urged a four-nation alliance of Japan, Germany, England, and the United States to guard trade in China at a Tokyo meeting. He condemned policies based on spitreres pe eotperion. Mrs George Stansfield Very Sick. Mrs Stansfield is dangerously ill with pneumonia in Veuile losik. She fell ill last Monday and worsened. physician says condition is critical this morning.
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Charlies Beresford
Yokohama
Jan
Lord Chas. Beresford
China
British Associated Chambers of Commerce
Tokio
Japanese Oriental Association
Japan
Germany
England
United States
Beresford
George Stansfield
State Journal Adopts New Building And Circulation Facts
The State Journal details its full day leased-wire AP report, association membership, and circulation needs. It notes a permanent home in a brick building at a southeastern corner site with exclusive use facilities and modern features including wood construction elements and notable layout.
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State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
the State Journal
Iset State Journal
Toi
Ss Avenue
Eighth St
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