Turkey in Turmoil as Europe Considers Action
Dispatches from Sofia report a Turkish pledge to answer ambassadors within two days on measures to restore Armenia order. Officials fear rapid mobilization and potential revolt, amid warnings of European intervention and a forged Turkish ministry led by Said Pasha and others.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Pasha
Armenia
Fedrepest
Europe
Acta
Owen Day
Lelay Tsken
Turkey
Paderewski Captivates Carnegie Hall With Encore Frenzy
Applauded by a packed Carnegie audience on New Year’s week, Paderewski drew five recalls after his first number. The performer showed nervous tension yet delivered a vivid Fantasie, eliciting sustained enthusiastic response as he returned for encores amid a tumultuous, gasping crowd.
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Ignace
Petdorewski
Carnegie Lunil
America
Wis
Mic
Paderewaki
Puderewaki
Leadville Palace Plans For New Leisure Complex
Leadville Nov 5 Twenty thousand delicate sale plans completed for the palves to be built in this city. The main building will occupy a broad space 409 feet square exclusive of dancing malls, swinging slides, and other social amenities. The structure will be 10 feet high with the whaggen slide two titles long. C Eo Say of 8s Pout has been engaged to supervise construction.
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Pout
Old Soldier's Odd Ballad Ends With Hard Times
A fragmented 19th century style piece recounts Charles Stiles singing about scarcity and misfortune. Whita Stiles faces drunkenness charges, pays fines, and returns to jail with little money left, while the narrator depicts ongoing hardship and looming debt.
Hour Black Scamps Robbed Stores Members Arrested
Chief John M Wilkerson returns from Kaogan City at 11 o clock with Sheri Burdge and two colored men Bill Wheeler and Mitt Smith. They brought Caleb Gitkie and Frank Smith who were arrested for burglaries. Wheeler confessed implicating all, revealing stolen goods hidden near Santa Pa bridge. Frank and Mitt Smith held in county jail. ages given, one stranger to the city.
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John M. Wilkerson
Kaogan
Sheri Dave Burdge
Bill Wheeler
Mitt Smith
Caleb Gitkie
Frank Smith
Kansas Ory
Tallor
Jacob Levi
Ranens Avenue
George MH. Crawford
Tyler Street
Wheeler
Santa Pa
Gilkie
Frank
Mut Smith
Stat
Sokipple” Smith
Burdge
Governor Morrill says Topeka remains prohibition town
In an interview Governor Morrill Belferca reiterates that Topeka’s sentiment supports prohibition and that the law should be enforced. He rejects the idea that small election turnout reflects public will and says he does not understand local politics or the idea that Topeka wants saloons.
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Morrill Belferca
Toperis
Morrill
Enying
Acill
Topela
Topeks
Burdger
Tutnis
Raelly
Yopeka
Shadowed Night Trial and Bodily Return of Jammer Taylor
Tom Cufzen pleaded guilty before Judge Peery to charges connected with a late night escape and pursuit at Tucatk lash night. Henry Taylor arrived from Springfield with the body of his son Jammer, who died Monday. funeral planned Saturday at 10 AM from Luase, 70 West Sixth Avenue. Jammer was once a dry goods firm employee, later a Seance salesman based in St Paul.
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Tom Cufzen
Peery
Gailty
Ithehtany Preigntary
Berlisnlog
Speary
Warduingd
Wareva
Mr Taylor
Hla Sem Jr
Henry Taylor
Springfield
Thy
Jammer
Mnlow
Urent Bails
Montana
Luase
West Sixth Avenue
Lopelra Camaturr
James Taylor
Henry
Collapse at Leavenworth Cold Storage Hits Apple Crop
A large portion of the Ryan & Richardson cold storage plant collapsed in Leavenworth, destroying about 10,000 barrels of select apples stored there. The building failure, blamed on a section of support, released thousands of dollars in losses. All 1,186 workers were evacuated in time.
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Ryan &Richardson
Lee
Kansas
Election Figures Fix Repiey Majority at About 259
County clerk figures are incomplete and will be clarified when missing precincts report. Republican chairman Elliott notes Hardee leads and Bayley shows 359, while canal improvement funding of 9 million dollars is approved. returns are coming in slowly, with 32 counties totaling about 114831 votes in favor.
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Repiey
Biliott
Republican County Central Committee
Ling Creek
Susth Mision
York
Tavor
Snow Quenches Forest Fires Aids Fall Seeding Efforts
Reports from South Dakota northern Iowa southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin confirm the first real snow of the season. Snowfalls range up to a foot in places aiding drought relief and quenching wildfires while rain showers bolster fall wheat and overall moisture across Nebraska Kansas Iowa and nearby regions.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Sn. Parth
Dekav
Lows
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wanoma
Mina
Theeason
Buack Rivue
Fats
Wit
Hua Falien
Jexonox City
Bas
Lowa
Bexp
Kani
Ixmeresnesce
Witich
Ali Wight
Prospect of Summer Hotels on Martin's Hill Prompts Debate
Ed ward Wider argues in a paper that converting Martin's Hill west of the city into a summer hotel with ample amusements, good meals, and bracing air would benefit the city and provide relief from eastern resorts. He envisions visitors lodging in a scenic, accessible retreat with frequent drives and nature contact for families and workers alike.
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Edward Wider
Toyoxn Michy
Murtio’s
Efe
Tupeka Lind Ant Deyeispniagy Company
T Lnive Wlwaya Gulel
Apiit
Urin
Murtn’s
Topeka
Martin's Hill
Elizabeth Cady Stanton 80th Birthday Celebration in New York
In New York on Nov 7 Elizabeth Cady Stanton marks her 80th birthday with a metropolitan event at her home. She credits nightcaps and an open window for longevity, and predicts reaching a century if no obstacle blocks the cap or window. Also notes Bank of North America in New Orleans closed with receiver appointed. deposits around 20 thousand dollars.
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Stanton
New York
Elizebeth Cady Stamton
New Orleans
New Onriamy
Detroit Fatat ley Disaster Death Toll Rises
A boiler explosion near Dersort Michigan causes widespread deaths and injuries. Twenty five bodies recovered with twenty missing. reports list names and ages of deceased, including a 16 year old and a 19 year old. Eighty five believed dead or injured as search continues and cause remains under investigation.
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Detroit
Forcy
Dersort
Mich
Journal
Avon Scuremer
Jony Gonnox
Kirtie Leonaro
Rosa MonGan
Jour Burruseeewen Mickows
Jute Nicnatcen
Biurua Wutwucsens
Suffrage Tableau Promises Topeka Event At Ball
A Topeka Equal Suffrage elation performance will present a closing tableau titled Woman and the Bullet at Hamilton ball. It depicts a voting place scene with foreigners voting while American born women are barred. Key roles include J Evans as the Irishman D Tilloton as the German and Joe Waters in war paint as the Indian. Mrs Lastia Whipple McBurney as the goddess of liberty provides comfort as Olive Shriner’s Direct Dreams in Desert is read by Mrs Kate Wilting Dana.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Hamilton Ball
Topeka
Bey
J. Evans
D. & Tilloton
Joe Waters
Jwmigan
Green
J. Ware Buttereld
Lastia Whipple McBurney
Godode
Liberty
Mra
Kate Wilting Dana
Olive Shriener
Gedduss
Toaslua
Chusley Thorllday
Hometting
John Gaturio
A. Peljons
Great Northern Strike Moves: New Crews Arrive
A dispatch from St Cloud reports Great Northern Railway replacing strikers with recruits from Chicago St Louis and southern Minnesota. Old crews remain idle as trains stay halted but police and new conductors brakemen and firemen are deployed to resume service amid a tense standoff.
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Great Northern Mailway Company
Kullspell
Montard
Wacb
Devil's Lake
N. D
St Cloud
Mian
Chicago
Louis
Great Northern
Great Northern Ie
Dodge
Minneapolis
Minyxaroms
Minn
Devil's Sake
Paul
Ming
Republicans Gain Five Senate Seats in Rushed Returns
Returns from the election show Republicans gaining five United States senators, two from Utah and one each from Kentucky, Ohio, and Maryland. Democrats gain three in Maryland, Kentucky, and Ohio, with delays until March 4, 1807 except Utah seats. Delaware vacancy may affect party majority in the upper house. Harriet Johnston and Fred Cooper wed in Los Angeles in a fashionable ceremony.
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United States
Utah
Kentucky
Ohio
Tyland
Maryland
Fasoon
HGHT GOES ON Of the Efforts of Disgruntled Republicans
A report outlines ongoing activities within Republican factions as members push back against party leadership. The piece details key figures, venues, and potential impacts on upcoming campaigns and committee politics.
Police Commissioner Holliday Seeks Chief Wilkerson’s Dismissal
Topeka police board member Charles K Holliday plans to urge a resolution at the upcoming meeting seeking Chief Wilkerson’s removal. He cites inefficiency and rising robberies, with potential personal charges against the chief, in a move tied to Republican opposition after the recent election.
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Charles K Holliday
Topeka
Republican Party
Steril Gurdge
Hurdge
Wilkerson
Holliday
Corridora
Wilkersas
Fire at Cornelius home deemed incendiary in Topeka area
A 2 AM blaze at Ary A Cornelius’s brick residence near Twenty fret street and Kansas avenue, near Shuogananga creek, is suspected arson aimed at robbery. Mrs Cornelius, living alone, escaped as the house burned and belongings including clothes were destroyed. no insurance existed. Police suspect outsiders unfamiliar with the area and note the secluded location and neighborly absence as factors. local women warned about living alone.
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Tibee
Ary A. Cornelius
Mra Cornelius
Mra
Coroelius
M.C Chambers
Mirdee
Matson
Staepee
Robert
Topeka
Mia
Cornelius
Mra Matson
No Appointments Made for Post Office Vacancy
The post office money order department chief clerk vacancy, caused by the suspension of Frank Mileham, remains unresolved. Misa Nollin Newman fills in temporarily with CW. Ogee suspended amid a $30 shortage, while Mileham and Ogee have not been dismissed. Postmaster Arnold will recommend clemency in their cases.
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Mileham Ani Ogos
Frank Mileham
Postofica
Misa Nollin Newman
CW. Ogee
Atamper
Stee Auis
Mileham
Ogee
Peatmaster
Arnold
Ogeo
Remains of Mrs Bustle Arrive with Ambassador’s Wife
The late Airs James Bustle wife of the United States ambassador to France arrived aboard the Majestic. She was accompanied by J. B. Bastia Jr. Final resting place is Cave Hill Cemetery Loulaville Kentucky with burial on March 2. A patrol wagon incident on Sixth Street involved a drunken subject near Santa Fe tracks. General J Hughes named drum major of Gorwiney’s band with officers N Nelson O is secretary George Ellison CE Germiny director. The band plans its annual concert Devem-
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Mre Huestis
Airs James Bustle
United States
France
Majestic
J. B. Bastia, Jr
Cave Hill Cemetery
Loulaville
Kentucky
Santa Fe
Hughen
J. Hughes
Gorwiney
N. Nelson
George Ellison
Lfratian
CE Germiny
Nets Wit
Theft Accusation Triggers Damages Suit Over Hay
On February 18 Armstrong and Kaste accused Dick Johnson of stealing baled hay from their store near Kansas Avenue. Johnson was arrested but not connected to the theft. he sues for 2500 dollars for malicious arrest and prosecution. The district court trial spanned the day. prosecutors acted in good faith per the county attorney’s guidance.
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Armstrong & Kastebeim
Commission Frm
Kansas Guente
Second Street
Missed & Wu
Dick Johnson
Optimistion Frm
Johnson
Armstrong & Kaveebaan
Attornay
Strikers Enjoined Restraining Great Northern Interference
United States District Judge Meoford issued an order restraining the Great Northern strikers from interfering with railway operations. The injunction was telegraphed to Spokane and served by deputy U S marshal.
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Waura
United States
Meoford
Great Northern
Spokane
United States Marsh
In Wright City a Wagon 22 Load Weighed
Inspector J P Farnsworth confronted a driver of wagon 22 in Wright City when the coal load was refused for weighing at Fifth and Kansas. After threats and a scuffle, the wagon was weighed and found to be under by 27 pounds, prompting orders to reweigh for certification.
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Southwea Era Heel Co
J.P. Farnsworth
Fifth and
Kansas Avenue
Fifth Street
Jackson
Fifth
Thors Burses
Maraaword
Scelea
Carlisle declines interview over Kentucky result
A Daily News dispatch reports Secretary Carlisle returned from Kentucky and instructed his acting secretary to tell newspaper reporters he would not comment on the Kentucky result. He says the outcome carries a political moral.
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Ourcacm
The
Daily News
Wistington
Carlisle
Keniuoky Iis
Hewapapee
Kentucky
Autonomy Plea in Cuban Crisis Moves US Watch
Madrid cables report that Spain urges the United States to recognize Cuban belligerency and grant autonomy to Cuba to end the war without more lives and wealth wasted. The cable cites Cabinet members and notes fear Cubans may reject autonomy despite its potential to end the conflict.
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Parte
Iam Abje
Wwe Fle
Madrid
Ustramar
Lex
United Start
Cuba
United States
Maurikex
Castron Mannin
Lo Martinez A Capos
Uavana
Cal
Artist Gibson Marries Amid Glamour in Kuasoxp
The wedding of Gibson’s daughter takes place in Kuasoxp Va with guests from New York Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Virginia represented. The church is white decorated with camdting and humiierdaref. Bridesmaids and ushers named. a Brooklyn man slips, injuring his hip and halting the ceremony.
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Lemeharne
Mudie
Bulent Anit
Kuasoxp
New York
Boston
Phindelpie
Baleimore
Washington
Virginia
Sven
le Paul
Hoasio Alartin
Sallty Pymtorves
Mnisadelpli
Mises Alle
Messrs
Herty Lu
Algernon Craven
James Ds Kus
J . Sikea
Thoms Hastings
Joba T
Gilson Ion
Bo'toek
Tehmogd
Grupo
Death of John Barcley at Central Heiner establishment
John Barcley a 20 year old tailor at Hearf Gaylord and Barley, died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage just after 10 o clock in the morning. He had been ill with a criminal attack of typhoid fever but was up about the house minutes before death. Dr Grable attended but arrived too late. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Coretral
John Bareley
Hearf Gaylord & Bareley
Sareiy
Pr. LY. Grable
Mr. Harclay
Tyter
Healy Deposed From Irish Nationalist Executive Committee
London reports that Timothy Healy was removed from the executive committee of the Irish Nationalist Party amid internal factional moves. Justin McCarthy chaired the meeting, with Michael Davitt elected to the vacancy. In New York, election returns show King Democrat ahead with a modest Palmer Republican margin, while weather across the south remains unsettled with rain and cloudy skies.
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Loxnox
Monal Loagis
Connor
Justin McCerthy
Irian Partiaentary
Timothy Healy
County Tyrone
Healy
John Dillon
Tyrone
Michoe Davitt
Mayo
New York
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