San Carlos blows up and Castro defeated in early war report
Descriptions claim San Carlos blown up and San Cartas captured by German forces. Castro defeated as rebels gain ground. Reports mention a ship explosion, warship incidents, and shifting control of Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo entry points amid diplomatic moves among Britain, Germany, Italy, and Venezuela.
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Varsens
Puerto Cabetlo
Jak S
Cantze
Ayteroeimdt Duttic
Boght Herald
Willvenstad
Taina Af Caracog
Searersd
Mavern
Fmece
Maldivis
Errtwlie
Etic
Peru
Berl
Britain
Cieemeny
Italy
Warrship
Ladusyrt
Etelier
Weather report shows mixed temps and rising near freezing
A garbled weather note reports temperatures rising above freezing with winds and a cold period likely. It mentions past readings and forecasts but is incomplete.
Governor Helley to send Gret appointments to Senate at noon
Reported moves show Governor Helley preparing to forward two Gret appointments to the Senate for confirmation at a forthcoming session. The text notes political maneuvering around College of Illinois figures and mentions names such as Cal. Keleey, Robert JT Brock, and Mr. Cohen amid Wichita convention references.
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Helley
The
Lost College
Ty Hooored PD
Cabal Robert JT
Brock Af
Cal
Keleey Hanoom
Jornal
Reiser Wees
Ant
Powaibie
Haney
Cohen
Thy College
Site For Bridge Plant By Elix aneth Steal Tirtdee
George Skene, proprietor, buys ten acres on east town to house the new bridge works planned near Sukie We trains between Thirteenth and Seventh streets by Monroe Street school. Expected in operation soon after April 1. Skene was in Topeka then.
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George Skene
Elixaneth
Rte Tron
Toyekin
Jorsted On
Sukie
Monroe Street
Aftire
Bicene
Topex
Sunde
Elizabert
Topeke
Hurley Elected to Resters Grand Decision Board
A report from St Louis notes Maybe Hurley, long serving general superintendent, is set to be elected director of the Kansas City Undertaking Board to succeed a former member. The Sanne Jett position in St Louis and other regional offices are mentioned as part of the broader appointment discourse.
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Hurnt
Resters
Tb Saute Pe
Mwi
Kanies
Unterpany
Ieceseraia Neme Nest
General Milnager
Sanne Jett
St. Loute Sundry
Senthue
Winchell
St Tayuie
Katase
Finriay
Reward Offered in Desert Pursuit Case
A $1,500 reward is posted by Sheriff Bronk for those involved in the desert pursuit of two men linked to an escape. One suspect is wounded and the posse traces them toward the river. Local authorities describe the scene and suspect actions as part of the ongoing manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Fria Lewis
Charles J. Sehubucher
Roel
Levin
Royal shooting party invitation noted with sparse details
A fragmented dispatch mentions Amberesiiqr Myer and Foreign Minister Panett invited to a royal shooting party at Castle Poreariso. The king travels to Castle Porearing. unclear dates and locations follow with garbled figures from New York to Cincinnati and beyond.
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Rome
Myer
Panett
Caste Poreariso
Castle Porearing
Mr. Miyer
It Suits Them. Much Pleasure Over Result Expressed in Washington
A brief Washington report notes strong satisfaction with a recent outcome. Officials and onlookers express approval, highlighting the event's favorable reception and broad support among observers. The scene conveys relief and positive sentiment from multiple stakeholders.
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Washington
Excellent Position New Senator Lo Long Wins Senate Seat
Washington reports cheering reception for Representative Chester Long as he moves from the house to the senate. His supporters praise his administration alignment and expect strong influence on departments, irrigation policy, and bipartisan dialogue with leaders like Beveridge Burton and Lodge in tense preinaugural discussions.
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Washington
Kanes
Chester Lo Long
Senate
Long
Clrcit
Uel
Throgeh
Abd Jimx
Roosevelt
Euders
Lens
Congress
Karehea
Secretary Hay Extends Cuban Reciprocity Period
In Washington on January 2 Secretary Hay sent for Cuban ministers and pressed a measure prolonging the exchange of ratifications for the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The extension guards the treaty beyond the original expiration next Saturday if the Senate fails to ratify this week. The move aims to prevent the loss of the pact and may render further action unnecessary for now.
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Weshington
Hay
Washington
Price of Old Court House Appraised Ahead of Sale
C O Knowles and BR A McMaster have appointed appraisers to decide the value of the old courthouse. The appraisal aims to set a price for the material and components to be sold to the highest bidder, with the process likely to precede a sale.
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Old Court House
C. O. Knowles
BR. A. McMaster
Attachment dissolved in Steinberg home property case
Judge Hagen dissolved the attachment of Central National Bank against Antonio Steinberg's home property. The bank had levied to secure a $2.1 debt, but evidence showed the property had been sold to Theodore Behrleber before service of the attachment, and Behrleber requested dissolution of the attachm ent.
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Hagen
Central National Bank
Antonio Steinberg
Theodore Behrelber
Sehrelber
Mantia Died Fighting in Zambales Ladrone Actions
A report from Boliian in Zambales describes a volunteer force formed to disperse the Ladrones. Mandeeh defeated, three Americans including Mr. Osborne a teacher were fired. The Ladrones overwhelmed the volunteers turning the tide as Americans died. Details remain meager.
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Mantia
Ttia
Boliian
Zambales
Mandeeh
Mr. Osborne
Kansas Day elite lists politicians and supporters at club meeting
A Kansas Day elite meeting drew a diverse group of political figures and potential supporters including United States senators Long Turion and Charles Curtis, state officials like Damies F. Bentte and CC Coleman, and many local leaders. The event showcased the “young crowd” and urged showcasing political talent to broader audiences.
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Clad Hamilton
Wilkins
Aptein
Hamilton
Kanesa Politica
Cearly
United States
Sena
It. Turion
Cubbisin
Damies
F. Bentte
Congresaman-Sta
Campbell
Congresman-Dect
Ester
Penn Thane
Boa
Ais Jccrtiary
Walendine
Supreme
Ce Bietow
Pomtminster C. Hook
United States District
Bicknefiers Clotas
Wa Moreen
Pegi
CC Coleman
Darmont Sithshire
L. B. Walekubine
Marton Albanch
T. E. Dewey
Supreme Court
Jenta
Grosse BE. Chehior
Indignation Over Kalpers Child Beating Case near Smith Center
Voters in South county express outrage after Harry Kalpers, 14, died following alleged abuse by his former guardians Albert and Mrs Jordan of a farm nine miles south of Smith Center. The Jordans faced a jury verdict last week and await sentencing. Fears about guardian control of Kalpers property were raised, with debates over a possible $40,000 estate. A separate public inquiry questioned J R Burrow about prior bank dealings and guardianship plans. The case sparks calls for protection of the boy and questions surrounding the guardianship process. A hearing is scheduled next Wednesday with Hayden presiding. Calvin Baker of Hudson was arraigned in Hayden's office for selling liquor to an Indiana.
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Linton
Topeka
Hore
South County
Harry Kalpers
Albert Jordan
Failes Wouths
Smith Center
Caruner
Mex
Jordan
J. R. Burrow
Etate
Anmue
Mx Tfurrow
Nr Burrow
Am Sen
Tewan
Atchison
Jordan Pinze
Jorin
Alenys
Trog
Tim
Mim
Ity Bank
Deine
Wolcott Gives Up as Teller Was Rightly Elected
Wolcott resigns after a dispute over the outcome of the vote, acknowledging the teller's determination that the election result stood. The move follows controversy over the ballot count and official certification.
Wolcott quits race and backs Teller in Colorado fight
Ex Senator Wolcott withdraws from Colorado senatorial contest and urges support for Teller. He accuses Republican leaders of treachery and calls for a joint sessional action to certify Teller, while praising Teller’s service and urging the governor to issue a certificate of election if needed.
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Beaver
Collorado
Wolcott
Arapahoe County
Teller
House
Senate
Comepiracy
Treferring
Derccain
anti-Walcott
Arapahoe
Tesuire
Yalta
Jesus
Afr. Teiler
Lowinge
Colorado
Washington
Jara
Mr. Wolcott
Alwaye
Ancepteis Party of
Couns
Henry M. Telfer
Telfer
Beltine
Congress
D. B. Fairney
Republican State Committee
KO. Wolkott
Teliar
State Central Committee
Remullicans
Denver
Inn
Democratic State Central Committee
Brown Palice
Weanedsy Hight
Th House
Democratic State Central
Colt
United Tests
Geller
Senate adjourns after tense vote over expulsion action
The senate adjourned until Thursday afternoon amid debate over expelling Arapahoe Democrats. Representative Frewen, from Wolcott, urged reconsideration, but the motion failed 37 to 34. The house then adjourned tomorrow as Governor Peabers made a brief remark.
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Beater
Bee Jane Aint
Senate
Thurmder
Ita
Frewen
Wolcott
Peabers
Movement to secure jobs at Topeka shoe plant begins
A Vaughan-Montig shoe manufacturer sent a communication signaling efforts to secure operation at a Topeka shoe factory. The item hints at negotiations or organizing for plant reopening or expansion in the Topeka area.
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Ome
Topeka
Vaughan-Montig Shoe Mans
Judge Day Accepts Supreme Court Associate Justice Post
Canton Ohio September 2 Judge W R Day accepted a tender of appointment as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court He said in answer to a telegram I received the tender from President Roosevelt Saturday I failed my acceptance this morning Washington notes that the stay was brief and he lost no time in replying
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Canton, O
W. R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Day
Roosevelt
Washington Jaw
Mott
White House
Canton
Mann
Supreme Court
United Bitten
Jefferson City Commercials Debate Factory Plan
In Jefferson City Missouri talks hinge on securing hotel for plant and potential labor needs. Pending legislation could shape whether the project advances and affects commercial districts.
Senator Fred Dumont Smith III Announces Congressional Run
Senator Fred Dumont Smith III declared his candidacy for Congress to succeed Chester L. Long in the Seventh district. The district covers large western counties and Smith seeks district support before entering the race. Political officials from the district held a conference, but no firm outcome was announced as Smith’s campaign team is set to organize.
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Fred Dumont Smith
Congress
Chester 1
Geo. W. Watson
Kinsley
G. F. Grattan I
Branine
Harves
Potubie Canta Iere
Rani ‘Nelson
Andy Whhords
Sumner
Judge Price
Clark
Willum Wallice
Kingean
Sam Torsha
Steno
Warlins
Inevitable Eruption Sparks Panic Aboard Royal Mail Steamer
The Royal Mail steamer Ine carried over 4M excursionists to St Pierre Martinique on Saturday and returned today. While at St Pierre at 8 o clock in the afternoon Mont Pelée erupted with more than 200 ashore. Alarm spread as volunteers from aboard helped the crew hasten to reach them. After 40 minutes of excitement all passengers were brought back safely.
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Castries
Island of St Leth
Royal Mail
Ine
St Pierre
Martinique
St. Pierre
Mont Pelce
Greas
Store on Fire in Chicago Retailer A Lederer & Co
Chicago January 26 A large department store occupied nearly an entire brick block between H street was swept by fire today. The crowded shop forced rapid evacuations as flames were checked and passengers fled into the street. Weather observations note forecasts for Kansas tonight with cloudy skies and northeast wind. details are terse and fragmented.
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Chicago
A. Lederer & Go
Tims
Day and Hay fill senate and supreme court roles in 1890s era shifts
Fragmented obituary style note traces Judea Day and McKinley era figures. Mentions secretary roles under McKinley, succession of Justice Shiras, John Hay as secretary of state, and Schwab voyage to Paris. References Ohio birth 1843 and court service, with period political context and a White House announcement.
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Siden Day
Siste
Preaidene McKinkty
John Sherman
Te Re
McKigley
Ohio
Court At Common Pleas
Nein
Ater
United Statey
Pday
Shiras
Thin
Wes
Black Mohairs Invariously Weaves Draw Buyer Interest
French fashion writers highlight Mohairs as the dominant fabric, signaling a growing market for early spring buyers. Prompt purchases are urged as dressmakers become busy, with dealers offering to arrange displays of these goods.
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Venezuela
Vanther Wes
Castro
Phinmuphia
Ion
Tates
Bn Pest
Nolan
Monk Chon
Soacplity
al Wiens
Otiel
Kanean City
Abmer
Nieht
Elerten
Ge Weetert Union Tetogenarly Sheary St Kane Cis
Metanic
Apirater
Thus
Lemie
Bof
Eubiraud Ibook
Weather Man
Kelsey
Brock
Kelsyy
Atchieon
Fifteenth
Monroe
EK. G.tnion Depot Co
Uaios
Chester L. Lang
Kansas
Senr
Beverage
Me. Burten
Beardr Musetts
Deveritge
Mr. Burtan
Heveridge
Turton
Walt
Furton
Hamp
Hurten
Burton
Mra Steinberg
Welnmaca
Kansas Bay
Smith County
Hayden
Calvin Baker
Hudton
Indiana
Biker
Dep
U. S
Supreme Bench
Place
Wm. BR. Day
United States Supreme Bench
Aetary
Jefferson City
de Sista Abe
Toa
Ee Beer
F. Dumont Smith III
Chester I. Long
Mont Pelee
Chiesso
Schwab
Paria
Palermo
Stetly
Jan
Charles
Paris
Mills’ Store News
the Mills CO
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