Resubmission League Aims Prohibition Petition Drive
A plan to organize a resubmission league in Topeka seeks 100000 names to push a prohibition question before the legislature. Prominent figures state the effort will be nonpartisan, with support from Republicans and Democrats alike, while noting possible funding from Pabst and involvement of newspaper editors to propel the cause.
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Topeka
Tongula
Ed Carroll
Leavenworth
Geo. W. Glick
Sécurh
Plich
Urgatzusield
Blechof
Pio
Girthan League
Ivegue
Kagese Hogan
Conpmewioner
Alvetions
Frank Herald
Schtyer
Ells
Fouilinsen
Repubican Party
Pabst
Moveraunt Avil Impecunions Editora
Awas
Handpklome New Rooms In State House For Governor Suite
The state house adds new private rooms formerly used by the bank commissioner. Rooms on the southeast corner will serve as a governor suite once the building is complete. Finishing is minimal despite premium carpeting. Breidenthal plans inspections of banks statewide by year end. Jeanie June elected president of New York federation of Wann' eluba at meeting in Albany.
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Sreidenniat
Eatte State House
Breidenthal
Kansas
Jeanie June
New York
Wann
Eluba
Bir Croft
Jeunie June
Mraler
Fitzsimmons Story Christmas Fight Explained by Witness
Robert Fitzsimmons recounts in a World letter from Boston detailing the events surrounding Jen Bierdan’s death. He denies striking Bierdan with a fatal blow, stating Riordan’s intoxication and his own actions were not responsible, describing stage actions and injuries with references to nerves, a knee, and a fatal apoplexy as outcomes. He asserts he did not punch Bierdan and that others played a role in the tragedy.
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Jen Bierdan
the World
Jeter
Robert Mitesimwond
Boston
Florden
Eays
Riordan
Glork
Benny
Glotland Suii
Wodehead
Gold at premium reports goal to buy government bonds
New York November 21 Colgate & Co say they sold gold at a premium of one quarter of a percent for the purpose of purchasing new government bonds. Initial offer was 1 to 10 but advanced to 4. It is said that 550,000 was sold at 4.
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New York
Nessage, Colgate & Co
Treasury
Department of Business and Commerce
New York Anker
Wed
Bryan
Onans
Neb
Win
J. Bryan
First Methodist Church
Chauteugas College
I J. Stalford
Harrison
Mr. Brean
Veterans protest at Washington near Cleveland visit
A. Ti Committeer to Protest Apentuet TMacharge of Veterans in Washingtonn, Nov. 21. Commander in Chief FT. G. Lawler of the A. Ry and adjutant general Jones arrived to present to President Cleveland the resolution adopted by the national association protesting discharges of veterans from two departments. The press may be pressed for details as the group planned to meet Secretary Charter at White House. Police court noted several minor arrests for drunkenness and other town offenses with postponed cases.
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A. Ti
Washingtonn
Wasaisatos
FT. G. Lawler
A. Ry
Jones
Cleveland
Pitsburg
Tomite
Wonkey
White House
Geo Lawler
Gar
One More Big Case Stirs Denver Cheyenne Legal Feud
Inigton and Dalins lawyers for George Gould and Mursel Suge st trustees filed suits in Denver and Cheyenne courts to foreclose a mortgage on the Union Pacific title. Colorado receivers appointed to oversee Deaver and Pavitte. A meeting of the First Christian Church is set Thursday to hear church work reports. A fire at 72nd Street owned by B George Loss caused $25 in damage.
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Inigton
Maith Ori Dalins
Feonthd Cane Hoesington
Smith
1St Christian Church
Thiredayigh
Tip
Franch Garroted: Choked With Iron Collar This Morning
A shocking murder unfolds as Franch Garroted is found choked with an iron collar this morning. Police cordon off the scene while investigators search for weapon and suspect clues. Local residents express fear and demand swift justice.
Barcelona Executes Notorious Anarchist Franch At Garrote
Jose Salvador Franch, a leading Catalan anarchist linked to the November 7, 1895 Liceo theater bombing in Barcelona that killed over twenty and injured about fifty, was executed by garrote in the Barcelona prison. He berated priests and guards, attempted to sing an anarchist hymn, and showed defiant bravado until the lethal collar was applied. The body will be viewed by crowds before burial. authorities plan masses for his repose. Franch, about 32, had a long history with anarchist plots and police counters, including a 1904 arrest and prior suicide attempts.
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Bancerona
Spain
Jose Salvador
Liceo Theater
Procch
Priton
Eve
Copteau
Franch
Brothers of Good Death
Franck
Yne
Barcelona
Ita
Parta
Society of the Srothere
Tunis
Jose Salvador Franch
Barcelons
Licao Theater
Saraguesa
Joas Salvador Franch
Uber
Castellurns
Teroal
Hurcelons
Acarchiats
Pyison
Schaefer Beaten in New York Defeat Attributed to Opponent
Jacob Schaefer arrived in Chicago and said his New York loss came from Napolen’s superior playing and position. He claimed his own form was decent and noted Ives’ 391 run relied largely on table lines. He praised blue chalk, new cushion, and expected to practice for the Chicago match at Central Music Hall, opening December 3 on the North Side.
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Tard
Curiaco
Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
New York
Napoleon
Ives
Sthaes
Soiae
Central Music Hall
Ex President Harrison Argues Heirs Case in Court
Ex president Harrison appears before Judge Ricks in Toledo Kansas City and St Louis railway case. He represents the heirs of Hannstul Havliv claiming securities amounting to 6 505 000 as a second mortgage lien on company property. The hearing before Judge Ricks is noted for Harrison having appointed the judge while president.
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Craverany
Harrison
United States Court Room
Toledo
Kansas City
St Louis
Heira
Hannstul Havliv
Amigrat
General Martison
Hannibal Kamlin
Lippaln
Ricks
United States
Federation of Lauber Meeting Promises to Be Lively
A Denver dispatch reports the annual session of the American Federation set for December in Denver. Rival factions accuse leaders Gompers, Metcalf, and Igo of blocking sympathetic strikes to support the railway union. The faction aims to depose Gompers and elect McBride of the United Mine Workers as federation president.
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Federation of Lauber
St Deovar
Curcaco
Denver
American Federation of Later
Decem Ber
Kin
Cates
Sherhood Ne Cerpesters
Chris Evans
Auniiner
American Railway Union
Triangle
Gompers
Metiulre
Igi
A.B. Imbriglio
A. KU
Tis
A. HU
Knights of Labor
McBride
Called Mine Workers of America
Serenaders Killed in Kansas Charivari Tragedy
In Charivert at Wellington Kansas last night a deadly melee left Jobo McCook dead and Claude Walton seriously wounded. Richard Webster, recently married, joined a mob at his residence, fled into the crowd, died, and Webster, a Salvation Army member, is described as halfwitted and was arrested.
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Wellington
Salvation Army
Shaffer will admitted to probate after appeals
The Sisifer will case ends with probate approval by Judge Hazen reversing Judge Elliott. Howard and Shafer died last March leaving an estate valued at year 1000. The widow Margaret A. Shaffer receives most property under the will, except 15 to daughter Mrs. Gilves Spencer and her two children. Mr Spencer contested claiming lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence by the wife. After lengthy probate court hearings, the district court upheld the will, and probate is granted today with the widow to execute.
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Hazen
Elliott
Howard & Shafer
Yworths
Gilves Spencer
Spencer
Mra Shaffer
District Court
Saffer
Sandow Montgomery Trial Bout Staged For Cincinnati
Ten thousand dollars a side was posted here today by Eugene Sandow and Irwin Montgomery for a test of strength to take plates in Cincinnati within three months. The wager stems from a suit against Montgomery over Sandow's challenge and marks the next step in their promotional contest.
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Irwin Montgomers
Chermsati
Eugene Sandoew
Tewin Montgomery
Strencil
Cincinnati
Sandow
Treasury Raiders Five Millions in Gold Pulled From the Subtreasury
Treasury reports show about five million dollars in gold withdrawn from the subtreasury over the past six days as part of a broader criticism of the gold standard. Writers and officials debate bond policy, gold reserves, and how Wall Street bankers influence public credit and treasury solvency.
How Watson Was Beaten by a Local Election Farce
November 21 report from Georgia's Tenth district details alleged election manipulation. A monkey cast a Duck ballot at one precinct while a hired, "half witted" man circulated the block voting repeatedly, reading the circuit sixty two times and earning a trip, drawing a large crowd as the voter turnout continued all afternoon.
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Thaes
Sullivan Reported Dead From Erroneous Boston Tale
A garbled Boston rumor claimed John L. Sullivan was dead, causing amusement in multiple cities. The text notes Sullivan left Bellaire this morning and was expected in Lancaster, Ohio, while Johnny Sullivan was seen in Zanesville, not intoxicated, with other scattered travel mentions.
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Boston
Berama
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Bellaire
Lancaster
Tonlent
Zanksvrets
Jonny Sullivan
Zanesville
One More Expected In Family Of Graver Cleveland
In Wasuaineros the report notes that Cleveland will likely retire from society again this winter in anticipation of a latecasting event in March. Several diplomats and their spouses including Mia Yu, wife of the French minister, and Mrs Ariaga Lagu of Guatemala are expected to be trifled this winter.
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Cleveland
Diplomatic Corps
Maine
Dudoe
Mia Yu
Ariaga Lagu
Guatemaly
Three Fathers and Dairy Leaders Open Kansas Convention
A Kansas dairy convention opened with about forty of the two hundred fifty members in attendance. President Niceley spoke as did speakers detailing the industry’s growth, with claims of a five million dollar annual producer value for Kansas. The meeting urged regular gatherings across districts to strengthen ties and knowledge among members. A London report later noted interest in moving silver market leadership to New York, though London remains the dominant center.
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Theav Thy Kate Dairy
Asmosterton
Kansas State Dairy Association
Representative Bras
Comipitines
Niceley
Copeland
Yee PA Te Walt
Sime Tac
Oreauiecios Ie
Industried
Kansas
State Secretary of Agricultural
Kaunsas
Ulate
Japanese forces capture Malu Yon in early November action
The Japanese legation reports Marshal Yamnagata commanded a force of about 20,000 attacking Malu Yon on November 18. The enemy reportedly moved northwest after winning control and seized five cannons as the position fell.
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Sarstal Yi
Washington
Yamnagata
Malu Yon
Emumy
Fam
Thacher Mortgage Case Involving Death Stroke Verdict Phone
A mortgage foreclosure case against the stock of Undertaker and D Ingersoll is heard in Judge Jolaon's court. Ty Thacher was said to have suffered a fatal paralytic stroke during the dispute. T. C. Smith purchased the courier and water rights. The $1,200 dispute centers on the mortgaged assets and alleged wrongful handling.
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Aftair
Undertaker
D. Ingersall
Jolaon
Ty Thacher
Atpek
T. C. Smith
Couriger and Water
Thacher
Cow on Sixth Street Disrupts Pedestrians Near Stormont
A cow trotted east on Sixth Street near Jackson around noon, striding onto the sidewalk and scattering pedestrians. Officials and locals restrained the animal as it moved toward the Stormont building, then redirected it back onto the street with several men guiding the steer away from danger.
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Sixth Street
Jackson
Stormont
Ananios Club
Wood
John D Kops
Manion Korebeck
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Olce
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Mouse Buck
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Henry
Madison
Schaefer
A. KR. CU
the Shaffer
Treasury Raiders
Dalton Gang
Wall Street
Grover
Foster
United States District Court
West Monaday
United States Circuit Court
Watson
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