Rumors Stir Over Cuban Tensions and Foreign Naval Moves
Widespread talk of a Cuban crisis grows as armored ships gather in Havana harbor under US Spain and European eyes. Observers suggest a financial settlement driven by bond holders may resolve the Cuban issue, while reports note election outcomes and political shifts in the US.
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Havana
Cuba
Shane
United States
Maine
France
Spain
Congress
Apo
State Bar Chief Judge Reads Main Address in Chicago
Judge Grossenp of Chicago delivers the main address at the state bar gathering. The program highlights legal issues, ethics and professional conduct as lawyers convene in the city. The event features remarks from bar leaders and attendees from multiple firms.
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Judge Grossenp
Chicago
Prophesied Change in Civil Life Addressed by Kansas Lawyers
Judge PS Grosscup of Chicago delivered the principal address for the state bar association on Thursday night. He warned that wealth powers government instruments and called for public duty by lawyers, lamenting corruption and the rise of concentrated industrial wealth, and urged moral reform to avert societal cataclysm.
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PS Grosscup
Chicago
State Bar Association
Rom
America
Tts
A Century of Political Change and Civic Hope
A long reflective essay discusses America moving beyond party loyalty, the rise of a civic movement, and the dangers of social upheaval. It weighs the role of public opinion, unrest, and the need for sober governance, warning against undercutting the rule of law and the dangers of a pardons board in civil government. The piece cites figures like Daniel Shay and General Boyle while exploring future republics and moral progress.
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America
Lees
New York
Ohio
Trinois
Humus Esa
Alarmist and Optimist Debate Prosperity and Law Reform
A fragmented essay contrasts alarmist claims that wealth concentrates and unrest rises with optimist views of peace and progress. It envisions future battles on public opinion rather than fields, and cites Judge Foster on reform, perjury risk, and public work penalties to recover lost property.
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Irvine
Foster
Favors Capital Punishment in Mixed Criminal Views
Judge Foster Seys argues many criminals’ lives are not worth prolonging while Judge C. G. Poster supports cartel style punishment for select pre assault and robbery cases. The article notes differing judicial stances and references an absence of a key figure alongside Attorney statements.
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Foster
Ives
C. G
Federal
Dutowine
State University Law School honors top paper author
The state bar association permits the senior class student who writes the year's best paper at the state university law school to present at the annual association meeting. John I. Games represents the university in this achievement. Continued on page six.
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John I. Games
State University Law School
State Bar Association
Kansas News on Paris Exposition Display Cost
Lawrence reports a movement from Leavenworth to fund Professor L T Dyches Paris exhibit. Dyche seeks about $40,000 to match a large World’s Fair display and promote Kansas and the university. He warns Chicago errors but aims to send a full museum if funds allow.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
L. T. Dyche
Professor Dyche
Chicago
Kansas
University
Paris
Arkansas River Question Causes Farmer Inquiries
A Western Kansas and eastern Colorado irrigation dispute prompts a river committee to circulate questions to Arkansas River area farmers. The inquiry asks when they first noticed lower river flow, effects on farms and communities, channel silt and willow growth, disadvantages of dry riverbeds in summer and fall, and suggests remedies. A related item notes W C T U lecturer Helen Harford in Leavenworth stating prohibition is not dead and gospel ministers will face transfer at the next conference.
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Akansas
Wichita
Silak Ruttedes
C. E. Tupper
H. J. Olafather
C.F. Iyde
Charles Clasen
Coutch
Thin City
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Irrigsvon Cums
Colorida
Kansas
Tarmers
Hua
W.C.T. U
Leavenworth
Helen Harford
W. C0
Herve
Hadivine Wuld
Birs. Harford
Harper Editor Sued for Criminal Libel
A district court warrant charges S P Burgess publisher of the Harper Sentinel with criminal libel over a January 7 article. The piece alleged cattlemen William Barber and Tom Richards bought 10 head of steers from Simmons Bros near Nashville and later some were missing. Simmons swore the complaint.
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Nashville
Barber
Richards
Simmons Cave
HM. F. Simmons
Rabbit Traps Multiply in Orchard War Meant to Protect Young Trees
Leavenworth January 28 reports Welthouse and Son, apple leaders, building 1700 rabbit traps for Osage county orchard and 1400 for Leavenworth county sites plus 400 for a Miami county orchard. Each trap uses a 22 inch vented box, lumber, tin gate, and four feet of galvanized wire costing 12.5 to 4.5 cents each.
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Leavenworth
Welthouse & Son
Uwir
Osage
Miami County
Bickerdyke Home Receives Generous Support From Friends
Ellsworth officials note broad backing for the Motheryke home god hospital with generous contributions from corps and friends. Several county ladies contributed furs and furnishings for bed rooms as the facility nears a sustained period of care and service.
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Ellsworth
Motheryke Home God Hospital
Ingles
Shipments and admissions boost Midland route income
The Pris co shipment to the home along the Midland route is offered at half rates. About twenty adhesion applications have been received. Besides the matron and supervisor, three are now comfortably cared for, three are going sent, and more will follow. The board expects a certain income for maintenance.
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Prisco
Midland
Three Days Meeting at Concordia Lodge Highlights
The Second District lodge convention in Lincoln city featured an open meeting with about six hundred guests. Promotions included ranks of Knight and Kabine conferred on several candidates. High officials General Jor H. Lyon and Colonel Finley Smiley attended, with committees named for Uniform Bank and Endowment Bank work.
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Concamita
Jin
Castle Hall
Lincols Lovlape
Weanseday
Appiicen
Wiver Mamie
Telier
W.A. Wich
Shaven
W. T. Short
Concordia
Grand Ehancetr
Uniform Bank
Clare, Gurer and Wheatley
Co Endowment Bank
Fry, Sturges
Willey, Bimmons
Amb Hew
Figram
Stuckley
Young
Hathinme
Manely
Mise
Hamiliton
Aes
Paradis
Baldwin
Harry M. Davies
Li Ie Jodge
Belleville
Grig
Jor H. Lyon
Kineas Brigade
Finley Smiley
Postmaster race sparks Norton city nominations
Norton news notes growing contest for postmaster with candidates Jesse Wright P M Snow Wilson Adame J Latha Haguten and Frank Lockard already nominated. Current postmaster Joint continues to satisfy, term not expiring for a year, while poultry show at Pratt displays many birds and premiums including a sweepstake prize of a horse.
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Norton
Simns
A. Ellie
Thin City
Fred Duvall
The
Courier
Jesse Wright
P.M. Snow
Wilson Adame
Latha
Haguten
Frank Lockard
Pratt
Jan
Fire at Pratt destroys multiple businesses in flames
Fire yesterday leveled F Hartensky confectionery, W F Barnes meat market, and W T Peel bakery in Pratt. Hartenske and Peel carried partial insurance. Barnes was uninsured. Origin under investigation. Also listed pension increases for Zephaniah Roberts and Samuel A Taylor and widow and minor allowances for several claimants.
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Pratt
F. Hartenske
W. F. Barnes
W. T. Peel
Hare
Hartenske
Peel
Barnes
From Kansas Towns A Review Of Local Notables And Incidents
A condensed Kansas dispatch reports January events across towns. Link Sladen catches the season’s first fish near Douglas, while Atchison records a sledding accident injuring Ingalls Gale and Lillian Penzier. City leaders travel to Chicago to seek a possible package for Atchison. Wathena’s coal and gas potential is noted as a survey approaches. Fort Leavenworth vaccinates forty two at the hospital. Baldwin announces a military professor assignment at Baker University. Florence merchants report forged checks defrauding several shops, involving Julia Bartley and other jewelers. Atchison notes the death of D. Cain, a longtime civic figure.
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Douglas
Link Sladen
Atchison
Ingalls Gale
Lillian Penzier
Percy
Florence
Frosimbo
Hebby
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Pais Sey Eegeckas Acne
Official City Cry Paper
Topeka
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Btare Journal
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Bell
TJ Patwer
Sanon
Giles
Mecomaeth Marylant
Gorman
Boas
Brice
Hill
Platt
Quay
Hanna
Centralia
Valley Herald
Gem. W. Bhieida
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Lindsborg Fee
Borton
Paldwin
Garnett
Robert
Mia City
Himarif
Yahoo
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Rem Bam
Cimarron
Reid White
Carbondale Carbondalian
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Mr. Belana
Planta
Ana
Raffles
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Daniel Shay
Boyle
Siberia
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Grosecup
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Henry McLean
Paola
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Kansas News
Arctic Explorer
Dyche
Harper Editor
Burgess
Wellhouse & Son
Bickerdyke
Beloit
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Washington
Zephaniah Roberts
Garden Chis
Samuel A. Taylor
Phebe Brit
Marvin
John A.campbell
Rn Cloud
Mary A. Rose
Newla
Donald
Gannon
F. M. Gannon
Prodan
Ric Drury
Fort Leavenworth
Wankington
James T. Kerr
Seventeenth Infantry
Baker University
Kasnes
Ernest W. Smith
Atchison Attra D.cain
Miness
Ane
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