Battleship Maine Ordered to Havana Harbor Crisis Fears Rise
Washington January 21 The United States battleship Maine was ordered toward Havana in a move seen as a potential Cuban crisis. Senators praised the action as prudent, with debate over protection of American interests and the need for readiness in case hostilities erupt. The Navy reports a strong fleet prepared for service with heavy batteries and new technology ready for deployment.
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Kim Sendtet
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Atpetican Dnterails
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Moreun
Germany
Poruker
Texas
Teller
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Pablo
Bern
Hawal
Eithout Betas
Firet
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North Atlantic
Tirtupus Harbor
Ever
Narren Channel
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SECRETARY LONG COMMENTS ON MAINE MOVEMENTS
Washington Jan 4 Secretary Long states the Maine’s movements signal no definite action. Navy officers say preparations show no foundation for yesterday’s rumors of a tribute at Havana. Vessels proceed toward various ports while plans for Galveston and New Orleans remain unclear.
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Galveston
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Condition of Our Fleet Readiness for Any Emergency
Washington January 2 reports the U S fleet gathered off the extreme northern coast of Florida in striking distance of Cuba. The feature notes the ships appear large and imposing, prepared for action whether sent into service or held in readiness.
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United States
Florida
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Germany to Limit Exports to Aid World Trade
The document outlines Germany’s plan to curb exports from key ports to facilitate global commerce. It states Germany seeks to protect merchant movement while avoiding interference with other nations.
Maiden Speech Sparks Debate in Congress
Representative Jerry Simpson made way for fellow Kansan Botkin by yielding 16 minutes for his maiden speech. Simpson pressed Cuban policy while Botkin delivered a concise reply, highlighting party lines and public sentiment as the reading period ended.
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Botkin
Washington
Jerry Sinpeer
Kansas
Mir Sinmipeet
Gievious Ciy
Hitt
Hepubteen
Simpeon
al- Aheesh
Sinpeon
Cuba
Tee
Retkin
Bivine
Dick Blue
Sea of
Simpson
Jeremiah Th Botkin
Semi Annual Flood Threatens Memphis and Ohio River
Mississippi and Ohio rivers near danger line as Memphis reports water at 40 feet, three feet over the 39-foot danger mark. Delta planter fear property risk but no immediate danger. Ohio water levels stable but rising, freight delays possible if clear weather does not hold.
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Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Sts. Sissipi
Delta
Cinrinnar
Corbett and Fitz to Mix Over Signet Claims
A shaky bore of a story claims Corbett and Fitz will clash publicly over signet possession tied to Dan Stuart. The tale mentions friendship with Stuart, alleged plans for a July confrontation, and a portable threat of dispute centered on wealth and a purse.
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Dan Stuart
New York
Dan
Corbett Ant Ritekimmons
Caren
Corbett
Julban
Bread riot torches governors residence in Gallipol clash
In Gallipol a bread riot erupted at night burning the governors residence and lamp posts. Dozens of attendees clashed with authorities as streets burned and a local arsenal was looted. Police reported multiple injuries and arrests.
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Gallipol
Jas
Senator Baker Praises Pryon Mayer Fallows On Insurance Bill
A letter quotes Senator Baker pledging to oppose the current congressional bill on national insurance supervision and a proposed federal department of Insurance to Washington. The note cites claims about a remedy for inflammation and wind ailments sold by Ge. W. Stansfra and Miers Pharmacy.
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Pryon Mayer
Congress
Department of Insurance
Washington
Mary Lease Preaches Christ or Caesar at Pro Die church
Mary E Lease preached at the Pro Die church in New York, denouncing the dominance of material wealth and urging Christians to align with Christ over material power. She warned that wealth concentration and political corruption threaten social justice and called for moral renewal.
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Mary E. Lease
Thomas Dixon
Mormerciaiten
Golly
Paris
T Han
Hurman
Perota
Howe
Christ
Chaar
Usedar
Robert G. Ingersai
Cold Wave to Hit Topeka With Snow Tonight
A sharp cold wave and snow are forecast for Topeka tonight. Weather Ontrerver Jennings warns of freezing temperatures, strong winds, and accumulating snow likely impacting travel and evening activities.
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Jennings
Topeka
A Share of the Spoils Demanded in Missouri Politics
The Missouri Democratic central committee met in January to name the state convention set for August 1 in Springfield. A major issue on the agenda is whether silver Republicans and Populists should have silver representation on the ticket. If not granted, silver Republicans threaten to support the Republicans or third parties.
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Stu Leuis
Atte Central
Bay
Springfield
Tate
Republican Party
President nominates patent, district, and attorney officials
Washington January 24 President sends to the Senate nominations including Charles H Duell of New York for commissioner of patents George T Roberts to be director of the mint H C McMillan of Iowa to be attorney for the northern district of Iowa The brief notice lists three nominees and their positions reflecting ongoing cabinet level staffing.
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Senate
Charles H. Duell
New York
Patents
George T. Roberts
Minlat
H.C. McMillan
Iowa
Northern
No Word From Miss Kelly Yet on Her Marriage
Mrs H B Kelly has not heard from Emma Kelly who may be married to Alaska miner known as Nigger Jim. A jeweler from Hiawatha sent a letter from Kiountka or Klondike era routes adding weight to the rumor. Miles Kelly’s friend Miles Kelly is referenced. Dawson City details emerge as the couple is said to have reached Seattle.
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WS. Evans
Hiawatha
Kiondika
Emma Kelly
Ely
Mils
Snow Storm Paralyses Rockford and Bloomington Rail Lines
Snow waist deep hinders travel in Rockford Illinois with streets clogged and trains late or abandoned. Telegraph lines damaged as Bloomington reports further snow and isolation. weather lasts through the night, delaying service on through routes and forcing plowing crews to work.
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Gloomington
Hillmon Case Talks Point to Settlement on Life Claims
An insurance man said negotiations near a settlement within days would resolve the Hitmon life insurance claims against Mutual Life and Connecticut Mutual Life, with Mrs Hillmon pursuing the balance. Quinton & Quinton, who arranged a New York Life settlement, would not discuss the matter. The Mutual Life claim totals about 25,000 with interest. Connecticut Mutual about 15,000.
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Journal
Hitmen Insurance
Mutual Life and
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Rompanies
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Sults
HiImon
Quinton & Quinton
New York Lite
Connecticut Mutual
MyNall
New York
Still They Squabble Coal Miners and Operators
At a session in Chicago January the interstate Coal Operators and miners debated the mine preposition. Votes failed again and the dispute over contract timing remained unresolved. States consider a double standard to reach a settlement and avoid a strike.
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Jan
Biominess
Tidlann
Ohta
Hlinnis
Workitz
Winals
Fourth Trial Opens Over Lost Leg Claim at Fort Scott
The case of Chas Cooper against the Euty and Missouri Pacific Railroads returns to court seeking damages for personal injuries from a March wreck at the Kitty crossing. This is the fourth trial attempt, with two jury verdicts previously for Cooper and an appeal to the supreme court.
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Fort Sentt
Chas Cooper
Euty
Minsouri
Reaver Son Datmages
Debus
Trante
Inom
Supréme Court
St Elmo’s Fire Seen Over St Louis Neighborhood
Residents near Newstead and Elmbank avenues witnessed a striking display described as St Elmo’s fire. Sparks appeared on maple tree branches two blocks along from Greer to Ashland, with 4 to 12 inch flames dancing and crackling without heat, lasting several moments before fading and reappearing.
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Newstead
Elmbank
St. Emo
Newntoad
Greer
Ashland
Mapie Rees
Talmage's Honeymoon Heads for New York
Rev Dr Tal mage and bride were married quietly in Cleveland and will depart for Buffalo then New York for a few days before returning to Washington. The wedding was noted as calm and not sensational.
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Cleveland
Talmage
Bride
Red Hotel
Buffalo
Uralery
Daughter of a Count Debuts in Pike Opera House
Suma Matsu Boyle, 19, of Philadelphia, debuts at the Pike opera house. Her lineage traces to Count Honjo of Japan and descendant of President Tyler. Adopted by missionaries in Japan, she later lived in Oberlin and Oxford, studied music in Cincinnati, embraced Catholicism, and faced disownment by her rationalist foster parents.
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Catherine Agnes Gulick
Oberin
Okie
Catherine
Oxford
Ohio
Cincinnati
Catholichirch
FOLLOWING IT UP AT SANTA FE RATES FOR HOMEWORKERS EXCURSIONS
An old-time ad notices cheap Santa Fe excursion tickets for workers, with promise of low rates and a medical ointment from Buckeye Pile Ointment by Geo. W. Bransford and Miller's Pharmacy. It touts cures for chronic conditions and a guarantee, plus Peerless Steam Laundry services offering laundering of shirts, collars, and cuffs to look new.
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Jook Mhe New
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
Creamery Convention Adds Evening Entertainments Plan
Four organizers abandon pre convention entertainment and switch to weeklong evening shows during the convention to raise funds. The events will imitate the Pure Food exposition style with light refreshments included and a small admission. Exhibits will remain open with machinery demonstrations in full operation as the committee seeks to cover all convention expenses.
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National Creamery and Buttermakers’ Association
Civ Aioe
Mob Violence Threatens After Lynching Attempt in Galena Kan
Fragmented report describes Jan mob violence after two black cooks stabbed Dennis Brown and a white man. Dennis Brown expected to die, suspect Dick Ward from Chotopa faces mob pressures as officers move him toward Columbus jail. Brownie from a good family noted amid chaotic scene.
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Brownie
Market Report From Chicago Wheat Gains Amid Liverpool Strength
Today's market report notes a strong wheat opening with May at 84 and later 16, led by surprising Liverpool demand and reduced world supplies. Corn stayed dull despite wheat strength, oats were quiet, and provisions rose on firm demand.
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Bopiah
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Steeueth
Irvine
Simere
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Tye
May Perk
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Arles Caan
Sunde
Chicago Livestock Market Snapshot and Receipts
Fragmented OCR notes show hogs and sheep receipts, shipments, and values. Mentions Texas cattle, Western markets, and daily receipts with totals like 2,185 head. Indicates hog shipments and sheep shipments planned for tomorrow.
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Bentcher Hight
Scures
Saas
Teen
Hatinine Brank
Abipmente
Dai
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Trends
Kansas City Livestock Market reports steady cattle receipts with hogs showing strength. Steers and heifers bring varied quotes, with feeders and packer interests influencing prices. Market activity indicates a generally firmer tone across cattle and hog categories.
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Texas Owl
Borkerica
Market report and commodity notes from Kansas City and New York
The page aggregates fruit and grain markets, sugar and coffee futures, and cash prices with late 19th or early 20th century tone. It lists raw sugar, coffee, wheat, corn, oats, and other commodities, with ranges, receipts, shipments, and places such as New York Chicago Kansas City and Minneapolis. Names of traders and brokers appear among commodity quotes and market activity.
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