MASSING TROOPS Mexico Sends Reinforcements to Front
Mexico City reports massive troop and supply buildup as war sentiment soars. Guatemalan and Mexican forces concentrate near the border amid rising patriotism. volunteers expected to flood the capital. A Guatemalan minister views the boundary dispute. tensions flare along Chiapas frontier. a Mexican school ship aids war logistics. The reverend George T. Holyoke funeral is set for Friday.
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Mexico
Barrios Ef
Guatemala
Tapacucia
State of Chiapas
Mes
Quetzaltenango
Scahilaralian
Compras
State of
Chiapas
Mex
Harrios
Ava Pucoa
Guerrero
Zaragoza
Guatemalan
San Juce
Mazatlan
San Herito
Santa Urns
Lost A two wear util surtel filley in white Dias
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of Pinder return at twelve Tyler pod, and a 3% rate or reward. No readable event or clear entities to form a proper summary.
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Tyler
Lichty Murder Trial Nearing Jury Deliberation
The Lichty murder case continues in district court with Dr. Colcord testifying on the stomach examination of the deceased Lichty. The defense argues Arsenic figures are tangled and observers doubt the widow’s conviction, predicting acquittal by many.
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Lichty
Algo
Hazes
Dr. Colcord
Potwin man seeks $100,000 in damages after sidewalk accident
Henderson of Potwin a police judge and bank cashier plans a suit in Potwin court after Brown stubbed his toe on a sidewalk nail. Brown claims severe injuries and contemplates filing the action if allowed to sue in his own court.
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Win, Henderson
Potwin
First National Bank of
Women Club Votes to Admit Black Member in Chicago
The Woman's Club of Chicago held a regular session on January 2 to consider a resolution about the color line in club membership. A committee report favored admitting Mrs Williams with no race or color restriction, and the meeting adopted the report overwhelmingly.
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Chicago
Mra
Wil Hams
Undertakers push reform at funeral banquets
Undertakers discuss funeral reform at a banquet in Lews Show Galessynd HL January 241 They propose a state license for undertakers to reduce costs for flowers and carriage hire abolish showing the remains remove hats at the grave end long remarks at funerals and increase privacy while urging faster funeral processions.
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Galessynd
Sympathy and Cash Support for Strikers by Boston Union
At a Boston meeting of the Carmen's Union executive board it was decided to send 500 dollars to the Brooklyn strikers and to assess every member weekly. The board also allocated 100 dollars for the striking shoe workers in Haverhill.
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Carmen’s
New York
Boston
Boston Street
Carmen's Union
Lust Cit
Brooklyn
Haverhill
Arbitration move in shoe industry reaches majority approval
Havienwmia mass January 24 reports that seventy five shoe firms in the city have signed to submit current labor troubles to arbitration. In Forest ball a teeling meeting saw twenty sign in support. Also noted: Harrison Millard, composer, recovering from Brights disease after the illness. The Free flag song is mentioned. Exhibition at Library Hall delayed due to a Blind Koone concert, now rescheduled for Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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Havienwmia
Masa
Augent Pomeroy
The
Shoe Council
Bchiding
Board of Arbitration
Dan
Harrison Millard
Bright
Library Hall
Blind Koone
New Florida Route Promises Quick Rail Travel to Southeast
Advertisements announce a new Holly Springs route via St Louis and several rail lines linking to Jacksonville and Florida destinations. It touts through Pullman buffet sleeping cars St Louis to Jacksonville and invites readers to request a Florida Folder from General Passenger Agent Gro. EL Lary. Also notes a Topeka sale of California produce and claims Beggs Blood Purifier and Beggs Hair Revewer improve vitality and hair health with local sales pitches.
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St Lois
Ilinois Central
Holly Springs
K. C
Southern Railway
EL Lary
St. Louis
The Bulldog a Creature of Luxury and Contrast
A critique of American taste for bulldogs contrasts American buyers with genuine English preferences. Notable dogs like Bedzebury Lion and Britomartis fetched high prices abroad before joining U S owners. It notes Dom Pedro's lineage, age, and that bulldogs have become luxuries, with altered facial structure and oversized underjaw for display.
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Bedzebury
Dot
Britomartis
Livo
Dom Pedro
United States
England
Stevenson in New York Society and Hammered Iron Work Trends
The article recalls Robert Louis Stevenson in New York as a shy figure amid a glittering set of society hosts and art journalists, deepening his distaste for what he found as the city’s best society. It also notes a revived interest in hammered iron work for decor, with its medieval origins, applications, and cost.
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Evenson
New Society
Robert Louis Stevenson
New York
Pacific Coast
London
Stevenson
Hawthorne
Drainiess Fops
Samos
Showell Bimself
Millionaire Merchant Test in Subordination Case
John Daniels a Broadway dry goods merchant and private in the Seventh regiment faced insubordination charges after a depot dispute with a sergeant who is also his former clerk. The incident occurred at the cor depots near Myrtle and Gates streets in Brooklyn while militiamen in both cities await the outcome post strike.
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Hix
New Yous
John Daniels
Broadway
Eighth Street
Seventh Regiment
Cor
Myrtle
Gates Streets
Brooklyn
Daniels
Strikes Declared Failures by St Louis Building Trades
In St Louis a radical new constitution was adopted by the Building Trades Council after a Jan 24 meeting attended by delegates from 32 unions. It abolishes walking delegates, proclaims strikes as failures, and labels boycotts un-American. Arbitration will settle disputes henceforth.
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St. Louis
Building Trades Council
Building Trades
St Louis
Gambling Game Attracts Attention Of Oregon Tribes
In Tacoma on January 24, Puyallups and Black River Indians join in a long running gambling game that has stretched eighteen days and remains unfinished. Both sides hide chips for the other to guess, with spectators betting money, horses, cows and blankets as the Puysllups lead with 34 of 69 possible points amid dancing and crowds.
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Tacoma
Wash
Black River
Potwin lights up as city to glow at night
Notes report Topeka gossip of Sullivan spree in Atchison and a St Louis hearing in Lombard receivership. Potwin council orders fifteen new electric street lights to be lit tonight. Mrs Mary York dies at 1009 North Monroe street of Brights disease and will be buried tomorrow.
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John Lawrence Sullivan
Topeka
Atchison
J. W. Gleed
St. Louis
Potwin
Mary York
J. E. York
North
Monroe Street
Bright
Ollock
Rochester
Jewis Lurser
Reform School
Iliamother
Henry Johnava
Tilwest Tenth Street
Wee'cleck
J. M. Brown
Theodore Curran
Four Big Successes at J. K. Jones Drug Store
Four remedies report phenomenal sales Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidneys Bucklen arnica salve best in world and Dr Kings New Life Pills guaranteed to do what claimed attached seller will tell you more at 114 West Ltd Peerless Steam aire.
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Dr. King
Desser
J. K. Jones
Hotel Legislation Convention to Organize Kansas Body
Kansas hotel men gather at the National hotel in Topeka to form a state hotel men’s association for mutual protection. Up to 25 delegates discuss proposed laws to curb deadbeats, theft losses, and liability, compiling model statutes from other states. C W Carey of Wichita calls the meeting. delegates include M Pitman Beloit BL Eaton Wichita S Mayors Arkansas City A J Brewer Augusta C L Asher Hutchinson F Mason Garden City FP Mella Leavenworth A Rusbace Parsons D J Dean Pittsburgh SB Campbell Kansas City.
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Kansas
Topeka
National Hotel
Nao
C W. Carey
Wichita
M. Pitman
Beloit
BL. Eaton
Arkansas City
Newfoundlanders Hired as Public Work Policemen
In St Johns Newfoundland hundreds take on public works jobs with two days work per person and 300 booked as special policemen at two dollars daily. relief funds arrive from England while clergy appeals reach Britain and the U.S. Debs conspiracy trials begin in Carcage with Debs and seven others released on bail. they defend their actions as sacred duty amid the omnibus indictment of the railroad strike era.
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Great Britain
United States
Canada
Deb
Debs
Woodstock
United States Court Room
American Railway Union
Grand Jury
Morton Albaugh Named to Kansas Board of Charities
Gov Morrill sent to the senate for confirmation the appointment of Morton Albaugh editor of the Kingman Leader Courier to the state board of charities to succeed Hinshaw whose Lewelling appointment had been rejected. Albaugh is a prominent young Republican from central Kansas and a member of the Republican state central committee.
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Kingman
Morrill
Senate
Morton Albaugh
Kingman Leader Courier
State Board of Charities
N. Ai. Hinshaw
Lewelling
Altough
Kansas
Republican State Central Committee
Volunteers Ansious to Join Hawaiian Warrior Legion
The Mawaiian volunteer legion organized by Captain William E. Mannix grows large as letters and telegrams pour in from a dozen states offering service and money. A retired army officer in Philadelphia plans to form a company, and Col L G Miller of the Ohio National Guards offers aid. Dr. Tracy draws big crowds with his illustrated lecture The Mississippi of Intemperance and promises nightly shows this week. Weather outlook: colder tomorrow night with possible snow. current temperature seven above morning, nineteen above afternoon. snow reported in Wyoming and eastern Montana.
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Sakanac Laks
Mawaiian Volunteer Legion
William E. Mannix
Philadelphia
L. G. Miller
Ohio National Guards
Mannix
Hamilton Fait
Dr. Tracy
Gulf of Despair
Mr. Jennings
Wyoming
Montana
Market Report from Jan. 24 Wheat and Corn Steady to Higher
The Associated Press notes wheat managed a slight advance after an easy start with foreign buyers and local traders absorbing offerings. May wheat opened lower then rose, corn remained firm, oats climbed on short and broker buying, and provisions edged up on light hog receipts. Evening prices show mixed futures with pork, lard, and rib values, plus receipts and shipments for several regions.
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Associated Press
State Journal
New York
Mayr
Shorts and Country Commission
Silss
Ots
Wakar—sun
Jhanese City Warkes
Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
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George T. Holyoke
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Women and Color Line
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Carin
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Kerra & Co
W. R. Kennady
W. R. Beosuly
the Bulldog
Avaty
Ignatius
John
Jesus
St. Augustine
Building Trades Unions of
MR. Cubbison
Prsnt
American Flint Class Workers’ Union
William Smith
Sandwich
Co-Operative
Detroit
Gawee
Prince of Wales
Charles
Washington
Briggs
Briges
Iq and 114 West Ltd
South Side
Kansas Ave
Crawford’s Opera House
Mapie Syrity
Maye
Map ‘Phi
Green
Kale
Hinshaw's
Ansious
Snendwich Island
Lugar Market
New Youk
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