Reds Fortify Roster With Clements Move Rumor
Cincinnati rumors tie catcher Jack Clements to the Reds for next season while trade talks swirl involving St Louis Browns players and other Cincinnati targets. The Sporting News cites possible moves including Croms and Cross, with broader speculation on team makeups and positions as the market stabilizes.
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Phillips
Chariie Irwta
Farry Vaughn
Tay
Clements
America
Mound City
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Pat Teteau
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ty 1893
Robisons
St. Louianas
Sudher
Pat
Browne
McAleer
Josquini
Oris
Ttts
Crescents Mayers
Alabama House Debates Racial Terminology Revisions
Representative Jones of Corington introduces a resolution urging removal of the term colored in favor of negro in state writings. The measure seeks to distinguish race clearly in judicial and public matters, with negro capitalized, and notes existing statutes refer to negroes as a person of color.
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Montgomery
Jen
Jones
Corington
House of Representatives
Doepke Wounds and Wife’s Theater Ties Linked to Death Attempt
In St Louis a man Huro Doepke is in the city hospital after a self inflicted gunshot wound following a separation fight with his wife. The wife, a German theatre performer, has linked drama and stage work to the couple’s estrangement. Doepke’s collapse led to a hemorrhage as medical staff tended him.
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St. Louis
Huro Doepke
Lane
Eepke
Fourteenth Street
Dedpike
Daepke
Washington House Report on North Carolina Seat
The House committee on privileges and elections sent a report by 5 to 3 vote declaring Mr Lee seated from the First district of North Carolina. A minority report favored seating Mr J. C. Wehardson and the chamber adopted it 14 to 1 but later motion to reconsider failed, preventing action before adjournment.
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House
Cieime
Danieties
North Carolina
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J. C Wehardson
North Caro Line
Pee
Hower
Czar Grants 42000 Rubles to Russian Geographic Society
On January 31 in St Petersburg the czar approved a donation of 42000 rubles to the Russian Geographical Society. The funds are to support equipping a scientific expedition to Central Asia.
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St.Petersburg
Czar Hao
Russian Geographiim Society
Central Asia
Southwest Kansas Republicans Press for State Office Share
A letter from Finney County Republicans in Garden City dated January 28 asks the state administration for fair appointments, urging Governor Stanley to reward southwestern Kansas with principal posts. The missive cites regional contributions to the legislature, district boundaries, and past appointments, warning that overlooking the region would be poor politics and harm party unity.
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Finney County
Great Southwest
Lewelling
Leedy
Republican State Executive Committee
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Stanley
Ami
Kansas
Yeu
United States
Southwestern
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Fonth
Waltare
Graham County
Lincoln County
Senate
State Senate
Protests Against Resubmission of Prohibition Policy
A group from Anderson Elk Ellsworth Jackson Kingman and other counties protest resubmission of a prohibition policy. They urge no changes unless tightening enforcement is included. Delegates include Trees Scott Leaver Coulson Harper Oursler Faircnia and Rogenrief Jewell.
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Trees
Anderson
Scott
Elk
Leaver
Ellsworth
Coulson Harper
Oursler
Jackson
Faircnia
Kingman
Rogenrief Jewell
Prohibitionists Foment Senate Protests Against Resubmission
Prohibition supporters flood the senate with petitions opposing resubmission. Senators Farrelly Andrews Fulton Zimmer Stume Johnson Crossan present multi-county petitions from Wilson Atchison Brown Leavenworth Jefferson and other counties, totaling hundreds to thousands of signers protesting the prohibitory amendment's return to voters.
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Senate
Farrelly
Wilson County
Atchison County
Andrews
Fulton
Brown County
Zimmer
Wrandatte
Stume
Leavenworth
Als
Johnson
Jefferson
Crossan
Lyons Seeks State Asylum Funding In Kansas
Senator Armstrong introduces a bill to appropriate 100000 for building and 354000 for annual maintenance for a state insane asylum. Lyons supported the effort stating the need to secure an asylum to house the population. The proposal was presented Monday as part of the state budget discussions.
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Armstrong
Kansas
Lyons
Lee
Hull Stored& Repair Co
Eighth St
Thomas J. Hain
Kansas Ave
State Temperance Union
Ltd
Uae
Buckner Back Chaplain Opens House Session
Chaplain Allen Buckner attended the opening of the house yesterday for the first time since the session began. He had been ill with a crippling illness but was able to stand and offer prayer after being thanked by members for excusing him from duty during his illness.
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Buckner
Allen Buckner
Secasion
Protest Against Resubmission Of Prohibitory Amendment
The State Temperance Union prepared a protest against resubmission of the prohibitory amendment and sent copies across the state for signatures. Ten petitions were presented yesterday afternoon, carrying statements from Kansas residents urging continued prohibition and opposing any reform.
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Temperanes Union
Kansas
Elective State Printer Proposal Heads for Calendar
Senator Cooke's resolution to make the state printer elective, already pressed by the Senate, is reported back with a calendar recommendation. Atchison’s Seaton moves a resolution for a constitutional convention, to be considered alongside Cooke's measure.
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Cooke
Electtve
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Seaton of
Atchison
Paris Fads Include Surgical Demos With Cinematograph
In Paris the jeunesse doree crowds watch poatpran exhibits of surgical operations filmed by cinematograph. Guests at a recent party were entertained by cinema of medical procedures, a show described as Paris' latest craze. Gold movements report notes most of 6000 pounds from the Cape of Good Hope went to the continent, with little bought for the Pantheon. North America plans imports of 356,008 in one week. The sale will remove 100,000 ounces of silver.
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Paris
Jeunesse Dores
London
Cape of Good Hope
Panttea ‘States
North America
Saale
Philippine protest memoir against US Philippines treaty
Secretary of Agoncillo delivers a long protest to the U S State Department and a memorial address to the Senate opposing ratification of the treaty. He argues the Philippines seeks independence not mere annexation and cites history, sovereignty, and international law to urge grave Senate consideration before final action.
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Washington
Jun
Xenor Lopes
Agoncilli
State Department
Lope
Senate
Asmacino
Philippine
Spain
United States
America
Philippines
Agoncillo
Senor
Agonelio
No Private Mail Boxes Prohibited by Law in Washington
Government commission advances final codification to ban private mail boxes in cities. Aimed at curbing fraud and illicit use, the plan would end direct delivery to private boxes and deter storefronts repurposed as letter repositories.
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Washington
Gomemlealon
United
Menica
Adame Mukier
New York
Toatt
Public Baths and Gymnasia Lecture by Mayor Quincy at Cooper Union
Boston Mayor Quincy spoke at Cooper Union on public baths and gymnasia with stereopticon views of Boston facilities. He noted 23 summer baths, free for children, five cents for a bath and one cent for a towel for most adults, and cited 1.2 million baths last season as well as 3,000 swimming students and new gymnasia plans for the city.
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Boston
Quincy
Cooper Union
New York
People's Institute
Gymnasia
Ronten
Senting
Iumsoor
Eusmer
Poston Hias
Tosten
America
Daly Named Mayor of Limerick in 14-Year Conspiracy Case
John Daly, released after a 14 year imprisonment for involvement in a dynamite conspiracy, was formally chosen mayor of Limerick and assumed office in a crowded council chamber. He pledged to serve with a steady hand, while the ceremony drew many council members and spectators. Beggs German Salve is advertised as a universal remedy for piles cuts burns and skin diseases in the surrounding notices.
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John Daly
Limerick
Pals
Boggs
Beggs
Alger's Son Breaks Leg in Boston
Washington Sr Secretary Alger rushed to Boston after his son Fred, a Harvard student, broke his leg yesterday. The family has faced a string of mishaps this year. Rheumatism Remedy Regans promises cure in 20 days with money refund, sold by druggists Holliday Drug Co.
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Alger
Washington, Jan. Sr
Boston
Fred
Harvard University
President Cannot Place Wood in Command in Cuba
Washington January 1 The president finds it impossible to appoint General Wood as governor general of Cuba though his civil administration earns admiration. It would require removing senior officers like Generals Lee and Ludlow, degrading capable officers and unjust to do so.
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General Wood
Washington
Jan
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Lee
Ludlow
Wood
For Sale Items Include Feathers and Pets in Auction Era
Fragmentary catalog style listing offers two pounds of live goose feathers. Also advertises a hohadon and ber in good order, Wa ais Chand, and pets with references to New York Chicago St Louis Kansas City Denver and San Francisco. Miscellaneous books stationery and pecetieat of BY kind Dally ene de Ganley Ut Wanena swi.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Bansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Bald Eagle Sighting near Lake of Aeste Broadcast
A brief local note reports a bald eagle sighting near Lake of Aeste. No injuries or disturbances noted. Wildlife officials remind residents to observe from a safe distance and report any further sightings.
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Ee Lake of Aeste
Board of Education Meeting Notice and Altered Text
A garbled OCR note from the Board of Education lists names and dates with unclear details. It mentions H W Ns as chairman of the Building Committee and references a January date, but the specifics are obscured.
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