Missouri Pacific No. 2 Train Described for St Louis Route
Missouri Pacific Lines announces train No. 2 leaving Kansas City at 9 59 p m as an eatld vestibuled service to St Louis with Suskingoay yy coaches a reclining chair car and a Pullman parlor car Connections at St Louis Union Depot with eastern lines to New York and Atlantic coast points Ticket Agent Topeka Kansas.
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Kansas
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Lines
New York
Atlantic Coast
State senate third reading faces multiple county bills
Visiting legislators from Morris and Wyandotte counties assess bills affecting their counties. The senate considered measures including a coast division bill and temperance issues at a revived session in the Auditorium. Key figures referenced include Sen. Biewart Lelby Poulton and King with executive committee discussions on live stock matters and historical society affairs.
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Marenouse Isoerchast
Morris Gasney
Brestter
Benatae Vans Furige
Senate
State Historical Society
Wes Apfmoemibere
Newt Benet
Senmiore Biewart
Lelby
Poulton and King
Fees trimmed for Oriental Railroad deal in Senate hearing
Yesterday the fee reduction exceeding a million dollars was tied to the Oriental Railroad, with Webb McNall, then-Defense attorney in the Duffield contest, set to argue before the Senate. Republicans met in joint caucus to decide action on Senator Carpenter’s concurrent resolution for a constitutional convention. District court Brown considers a jail sentence for the Gapecal Cadena case.
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Oriestal Railroad Company
Webb McNall
Sénate
Sisocing Gapecal
Cadena Jail
Pena
District Court of
Brown
Snow Bound Train Strands Seven Feet of Snow
A Pennsylvania passenger train outbound from Frederick to Philadelphia became stuck in a six to seven foot drift at Sharretts Cut twenty miles north. The four passengers were stranded as crews labored to clear the track, delaying service on the Frederick division.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Sharrett's Cut
Colo
Tatorella
Cacanitte
South Trang
Dennayivanna
Myseem
Taneytown
Amateur Pat Crowe Tries to Extort From Rich Blondike
Seattle January 21 a would be Crowe like figure plans to extort 2500 from TL 5 Lipps, a Blondike millionaire. He received a letter signed Black Cap claiming a demand for payment and threatening exposure. The episode mirrors sensational extortion cases and involves a local affluent personality and alleged scheme.
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Pat Crowe
Seattle
Crowe
Aliet
Lipps
Lippy
Harris Will Speak Address at Breeders’ Session
Kansan City January 29 details a two hour gathering where Senator Kanuae is to speak to Breeders’ associations. Advertisements cover participants George Bothwell Nettleton V Q Hildreth W D Flatt O Wolff Edwards and others from Texas Iowa and Nebraska.
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Kanuae
Breedart
Kansan City
America
Indav
Ture
George Bothwell
Nettleton
Ato
V. Q
Hildreth
Aledo
Tex
W. D. Flatton
O. Wolff
Ottawa
Norton
Coraini
Edwards
Wabster City
Towa
Will Fight On Amid Diplomatic Steps In Africa
Berlin dispatch reports a muscular eyelid convulsion after a recent operation amid hopes for firmer action. Cape Town confirms R Solomon, attorney, named legal adviser to the Transvaal colony administration, praised as strengthening official guidance.
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Berlin
Eins Africa
Cape Town
R. Solomon
Agin
Inte Schreuer
Transvaal
Vorwaerts claims imperial retirement tied to debts
Berlin dispatch cites the socialist Vorwaerts alleging Emperor William’s sudden departure arose from a private debt scandal involving the Prince of Wales. The paper reports 24,000 marks at issue and says officials opposed paying it, prompting resignation. official circles call the story gigantic.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts
Socialist Organ
William
Prince of Wates
Frederis
Bertsaine Iis
Hhese
Wales
Vorwaerte
Catarrh Tablets Claimed Cure for Headache Causes
A historic note explains headaches arise from various organs and catarrh, with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets promoted as the most convenient internal remedy. The piece quotes a school teacher praising the tablets as a cure for catarhal headaches and related attacks.
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Stuart
Gualacci
Dien
Cora Ainsley
Denounce Victoria in New York as reign marked by bloodshed
At a January meeting of the United Irisd- American anciety with 68 groups present, resolutions denouncing Queen Victoria’s reign are cited. The text claims emigration pressures and suppression of manufacturing, with calls to erase snobbery and tomfoolery while contrasting wealth and decline.
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New York
United Irisd
Victoria
Funkeyinn
Tomdy
England
Lawmakers Poor Work On Anglish Draft Of 1867 Will
A New York dispatch reports the 1867 law draft requires amendment this spring. Parliament may re elect ministers and university members restricted by the act. Drafting faults are cited and ministers are expected to correct the measure to prevent dissolution due to a sovereign's death.
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New York
Telbace
Eat
Qu Wing Ie
Weda
de Pattingant
Uonkts
V. Harcourt
Chess
Rte
Saas
eFent
Bosnia
Maat
Churches in Politics Organizes Reform Effort
A St Louis Evangelical Alliance movement forms a fifty member committee to review nominees from parties for the upcoming election. It aims to stay non partisan and non sectarian, inviting one minister from each denomination to serve, with several named pastors listed among supporters and members.
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St Louis Evangelical Alliance Organiaes
Eas Wion
Touts
Ute Tattanea
Cnr
Eiraeae Tonle
Speting Churchen
J. H. Garrison
Rolf Johnston
Me Rhodes
Patton
S. J. Niccolls
Jam Tames Jr
Carroll
Hay To Come Home From South Africa
Adelbert Hay planned to sail from Cape Town January 8 for the United States. A Washington dispatch dated December 30 stated that Conant had obtained State Department permission for his return. The report notes Hay’s expected departure and the possible timing of his arrival.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Adelbert
Hay
Staeema
Wil
Here
Washington
Conant
State Department
United States
Faust Sues Over Vanished Farm Deed Dispute
Mrs. Cumney Faust sues A. F. Paust and Est. Paust for 32009 in cattle and claim of bonded property. She alleges marriage revealed lack of sale and that he deeded property to his son B. O. Paust. She seeks sale of the deed and release of property held by Paust, with up to 2000 in value.
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Cumney Faust
A. F
Est. Paust
Faust
Bf. O. Paust
Carnegie Giver Sees Lewiston Library Aid
Lewiston Maine January 22 The city council voted unanimously to approve Andrew Carnegies offer to fund a free public library ten times the amount they would appropriate for support The Carnegie offer is connected with the Daughters of American Revolution Maryingham which established a public library long ago The item reflects a pivotal move toward a modern public library in Lewiston with Carnegie backing and local civic support
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Misonsire
Lewiston
Maine
Colinci Les
Andrew Carnegie
Iis
Carnegie
Fox Senn
Omer
Maryingham Daughters of American Sryotultone
Footpads Active Near Home. Robbery Escapes in Kanes Kes
Fragmentary report describes a nighttime assault on a woman named Aaron Scloua near her home, with attackers fleeing after a scuffle. A grocer in Kanes Kes is said to have been singed, and the robber escaped.
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Aaron Scloua
Appronatce
A. i Heddy
Grocer
Kanes
Kansas Day Banquet Tonight At Copeland Hall
The Kansas Day banquet will be held tonight at Copeland Hall with ticketless entry for general seating. Governor candidates will speak on the history of the club and the tradition of the event, including a banner presentation to the county for the largest gubernatorial vote gain since 1900.
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Wyandotte
Wil Tee Elven
Henry F. Mason
Garden Sores
Joe
Kansas
Tucker
Eureka
Coliti H Bally
Thomas Dewey
Abilene
Kineratin
A. J. Freeborn
Washington
Louis H. Walfekihler
Leavenworth
T. W. Harrison
Topeka
HF Muron
Mass of Flames At Sea Reported By Mobily Steamer
A New York dispatch reports the steamship Governor Hunter went down after a fire swept the vessel at sea. Sailors clung to rigging as the ship burned, and rescue attempts were hampered by high winds and heavy seas. The crew, including Captain Hunter, prepared for the worst as they watched the Mary presumed lost. Survivors described a frantic effort to reach the burning ship before abandon ship was ordered.
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New York
Mobily
Mary
Everce
James
Imes Hunter
Hunter
Mar
Nemes
Amying
King Edward’s Address to German Crown Prince at Osborne
Text of King Edward VII’s address presenting the Order of the Garter to Crown Prince Frederick William in Osborne House. He notes imperial ties, mother Queen Alexandra’s wish, and hopes for stronger Anglo German friendship to promote peace and civilization.
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London
Edward VII
Germany
Frederick William
Order of the Garter
Council
Osborne House
Edward HY
Teany
Order of Kenigrithood
Geman
Louis
West St. Louis
Jan. S
Bessy
Mershante
Manufactots
Louie & Sar Teandleee
Varuacess
Sears
Not hereditary but infectious consumption warning
Not hereditary in general, consumption is infectious while low vital force is hereditary. An infection starts it and the crop could reach one sixth of people. The ad suggests 5 percent with proper care and Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil and invites Mittie to try it in New York by Scott & Burne.
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Scott
Scott & Buwne
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Brown County World resumes daily edition in Hiawatha
The Brown County World, based in Hiawatha Kansas, resumes a daily edition after a period of limited publication. The new daily run emphasizes literary content and includes notes on schedule and staff, with mention of editor Bert Ewing Harter and other local figures.
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Brown County World
Hiawatha
Kan
Brow Cousty World
Mondsay
Bert Ewing Hartert
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