National Hotel dispute ends in owner’s revolt
Lesveswonta Nov 21 National hotel proprietor opposed by hotel staff rebels as a sparking clash over the cafe larder grows. Guests and guards clash with the proprietor over control of dining and commissary services while the force remains unsettled and meals become scarce. The unrest follows heavy hotel consumption and calls for reform at the National.
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FOLLOWED BY WOLVES Two Hunters Near Leavenworth Pursued
In Leavenworth on Monday Hager and Bechtel, young farmers near Sagar Lake, shot a large raccoon and followed the trail toward Tuten when gray wolves emerged. Hager died from wounds. Bechtel killed one wolf as others fled. The episode ends with a warning about danger from wolves and the hunters’ narrow escape.
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Kansas Faces Nebraska Protest and Thanksgiving Day Clash
Kansas football aims for the big Thanksgiving game against Missouri after a tough win at Nebraska. Injuries to Hamill and Williamson, but Hester back to bolster the lineup. Keonetk sidelined. Special train from Lawrence will bring students for the Lawrence game atmosphere as Kansas fights to preserve speed and team form.
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Filing Claims Fast In Idaho Frontier Row Over Land
In Lewisroy Idaho on November 21 a fatal dispute over a land claim ended with Hughes killed. The incident follows a dispute that sparked a fight, while ranchers flood the area seeking entry at the land office. The principal town lies about forty miles away along the Clearwater with two neighboring towns poised to grow as trading points.
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Pauline Hall Play Likely Lacks Chorus This Season
The Denver Republican suggests Pauline Hall’s production omits chorus this season, allowing cheaper staging. It notes audience expectations and hints the absence may affect the show’s reception and touring prospects.
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Rail workers face loyalty pledge at Lake N. D. as orders threaten dismissal
At Sahl, the superintendent and officials examined employees to determine union membership in the AU. Few could prove affiliation. Officials indicate the company may request those listed in the order to withdraw or sever ties with the road.
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A Black Bass for Grover in Potomac Catch
In Luxrancerows West Virginia on November 21 Dr A B Reynahia received an autograph letter from President Cleveland thanking him for a five bass caught in the Potomac river near town. Secretaries Miller and Kortos and other officials were present as guests. The party fished near Koott’s mill, the big bass weighing five and a quarter pounds. The fish was kept in Heinhar’s care, packed in watercress, and carried to Washington. Reynolds later received the president’s autograph letter of thanks, who said he had received the fish and regretted the catch had not arrived sooner.
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Topeka Man Arrested After Argentine Nightfall Incident
Chouteau resident, in a drunken state, wandered into a hotel seeking lodging and was jailed by police. He requested a 6 am wake up but woke late, leading to a court appearance before Judge Kincart. He paid a $3 fine for intoxication and lodging after a night in custody.
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Meat Supply Cut Off Vote Shocks City Church Ties
A local preacher on the Eastern Side of the Cir stresses reform while a Lake Street butcher, famed for churchgoing, announces his shop will close all Sunday sales. The pastor declares customers should not expect to buy meat on Sundays as the shop will be closed for the day.
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Afraid of Footpads Fostered in Chicago County Meeting
An order will be introduced at the next Monday night council meeting to shift discussions to the afternoon of Signday rather than the evening. Endorsed by Alderman Bigene with mayoral support. aimed at residents far from city hall who fear late council meetings and footpad dangers on their way home.
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Gompers Will Run For Federation Leadership
A Chicago letter from a prominent eastern contact close to Samuel Gomper a reports the ex president of the American Federation of Labor intends to run against President Jub Mc Bride for AFL leadership. Gomper was defeated by McBride at the Denver convention four years ago but won at the Chicago convention two years ago on the first bid while McBride faced opposition and deals from opponents.
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Healer on a Gray Horse Spotted in Duxven Area
A special to the Newsram reports Francia Schlatter, known as Bealer, who vanished from Dexree last week, was seen riding south on a gray horse through the town of Duxven yesterday. The sighting places Schlatter in the neighborhood of Pueblo Saya and raises questions about her whereabouts and safety.
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A Lovely Head or Mate To Something That Every Woman Should Be Proud Of
A garbled ad style piece touts hair receivers and self improvement with claims about women, reform, and a visit by Governor Morrill to a reform school. It includes a promotion for Beges German Salve sample boxes and generic drugstore wares with dubious guarantees and a Pearl Steam tragedy reference.
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Web Davis for Governor in Kansas City Mayor Eyes Nomination
Nov 21 in Ma explains local political debate over whether Mayor Davis will seek re nomination as mayor or run for governor. Officials and reporters question Reed Pill or aliado support, with Davis stating emphatically he may run but not confirming timing.
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Bicycle Room in Church Sparks Sunday Debate
Brooklyn minister announces plan to publish a church edition piece arguing bicycles are not sinful on Sundays. He rejects the superstition that the bicycle is the devil's vehicle, saying it stands as a great invention and blessing of modern life.
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Conscientious Man Surrenders All Wealth Under Insolvency Law
A young wealthy man, facing unavoidable failure, dutifully surrenders all property to the proper officer under early insolvency laws. Real estate and easily convertible securities are included, with a walking cane noted as a memento. Later, he discreetly withdraws several thousand dollars from a bank deposit after the official takes custody. The piece also recalls the laughing jackass and Australian marvels like the laughing fer and forest concert.
One More Hung A Murderer Taken From Jail Lynched
A mob seized a condemned killer from a jail and hanged him in the town square. The incident sparked fear and authorities promised investigations, while residents debated justice and due process after the extrajudicial execution.
Suspected Kentucky lynching after Morgan county jail mob
A white-murder suspect Charles Hart was dragged from Wartborg jail by a 1500-strong mob and hanged at a nearby oak tree after guards surrendered. The case follows the slaying of Jasper Rally by a Black man amid tense racial violence reported from Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Yale Princeton Game Prep In Strong Condition For Clash
New York November 21 Yale and Princeton players, set to meet on Manhattan field Saturday, have finished hard practice and are ready for a decisive football test. Cross, Yale’s center, is rumored ill with tonsillitis but expected to play. Both squads are reported in peak form, with venues in good order and clear sightlines for spectators.
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Hitchovle Weighman Strike Over Choice of Check-Weighman
Miners at Home-iverside coal mine fail to settle strike as talks between superintendent Kierstad and miners committees continue. Contract offered for 0 cents per ton and selection of two weighmen faces objections. Company pays the two objected weighmen on site. Special train to Kansas City for Thanksgiving earns fare details. Steam Laundry advertises services on West Main.
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Market Report From Steady Grain and Livestock Trades
Wheat opened weak on lower cables and favorable crop report. December wheat opened and traded near prior close. Oats and provisions followed grains with mixed results. pork and lard opened weak, January contracts fluctuated. Official receipts reported at 49,250 units with market activity varying by sector.
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