Reyes Thanks Officials After Colon Visit
Rear Admiral Coghlan, commander of the Caribbean Squadron, cables the navy department from Colon on November 21 with General Reyes thanking President Himmerlen and Secretary Moody for naval treatment. Reyes departs for Washington via Port Limón to confer with Dr. Amador and other U.S. officials, aiming to foster amicable relations with Panama Commission members.
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Washington
Coghlan
Caribbean
Navy Department
Colon
Meee
Bogota
Anders
Himmerelt
Navy
Moody
Comhlan
Présa
Reyes Hha
Port Limon
Costa Juloe
Amador
Pasatnd Commandots Mnit
United States
Admiral Coghian
Panama
Reyes
Coghian
Epechl
Panamahaw
Labor movement forms prep for national labor party
The Central Labor union of New York initiates a push to create a purely labor politics party. A Democrats Republicans and Socialists committee will draft a platform after delegates from England spoke to the American Federation of Labor. Irish party support is pledged and a national labor convention may be called soon to broaden the movement beyond the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Labor Union
Puiely
Democrats
Republicnse
Plantform
England
Amoerican Federation of Labor
Central Labor Organization
Engi
Ireland
Dye Labor
House of Commons
O'Grady
Mr Smiley Faces Mental Health Verdict In Shawnee County
Shawnee County Pioneer farmer Mr Smiley, a well to do man in Silver Creek township, is to be tried in probate court on insanity charges. He owns a farm and was starting a fine venture but has suffered declining health linked to illness and mental derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnes County
Smiley
Silver Teke
Will
Shawnee County
Henry Klein
Wilh
St. Paul
Tyispits
Iil Tee
Johns
Beth
Helena
Oes Saniatien
Temple Emmanuel of
Mered
Admiral Waldersee Dead in Bresiku Prussia
Vice Admiral von Waldersee, brother of Field Marshal von Waldersee, died yesterday at Miensendorf. The report notes his service in Prussia and references a cough remedy claim for Wood's Norwig Pine Syrup.
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Waldersee
Bresiku
Prussia
von Waldersee
Field Marshal
Miensendorf
May sue the police over raid at ex wife’s room
locksmith J A Swanson claims police raided his former wife’s home at 406 Kansas Avenue after a warrant was used to search rooms 1 and 2 on the second floor. He says the furniture at the rented house is his and seeks explanation and possible damages.
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J. A. Swanson
Bixth Avenue
Swanson
Kansas Avenue
Aqua
HutteElrey
Stimson
Hungate to Resume Inquisition This Week
County Attorney Hungate will resume his inquisition likely Tuesday. He has examined twenty witnesses and has about 200 more names to summon. The list of sixty names was provided by Mayor Bergundthal, with additional lists since then.
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Hungate
LkGor
Brotherhood of Firemen to elect successor for Arnold Pearls
The grand trustees of the Brotherhood of Firemen met to select a successor to Frank Arnold the long time secretary treasurer who resigned to pursue business in Chicago A W Hawley was mentioned as traveling representative of the interstate commerce commission and W Carter editor of the Firemen Magazine. Damonstrate in Ecuador and a protest at the Colombian legation are noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Brotherhood of Enco
Frank Arnold
Topeka Considers Higher Dog License Ordinance
The Topeka council debates a new dog ordinance with higher license fees and a sliding scale for early payers. The Humane Society seeks labeling of dogs, a pound for strays, and possible euthanasia by chloroform. G C Clemens opposes burdens on the poor and warns of political pushback.
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Topeka
G. C. Clemens
Foster Humane Society
George Nell
Hurhane Society
Clemens
Humane Society
G. C Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Crainance Altogstier
the State Journal
J udgeship talk leaves Philips unsure after eastern trip
Captain H M Phillips and Mrs Phillips returned from a month with relatives in eastern Pennsylvania and a Washington visit. He said little about the judgeship matter, noting the delegation and candidates remained friendly and no one could predict the outcome. Dr W F De Netdman, a former Twentieth Kansas surgeon now brigadier major, seeks Curtis support to move to the quartermasters department.
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H. M. Philips
Mrs. Phillips
Pennsylvia
Washington
Philipe
W. F. de Netdman
Philippines
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Philips Neling
Con. Eressman Curtis
Khim
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster's Department
de Neidman
Kansas
Congressman Curtis
Oakland Residents Seek Injunction Over Dirt Removal
County Attorney Hungate received a petition signed by George Sardou Charles Sardou Freeman Sardou Peter Linn FH Burton Geo Ireland C M Kemplin A A Ireland Frank Morris and John May asking him to file an injunction to stop the railway from removing dirt on Pennsylvania avenue, arguing the action would pull the street. Hungate warned the railway company it would seek an injunction if dirt removal continued.
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Oakland
Pennsylvania
Snus
Hungate
George
Sardou
Charles Sardou
Freeman Sardou
Peter Linn
FH. Burton
Geo. Ireland
C. M. Kemplin
A. A. Ireland
Frank Morris
John May
Pennsylvania Avenue
Woman Receives $500 In Finger Injury Case
Mrs Rosa French was awarded $500 after a finger sprain in a Lyndon Osage county district court trial. The incident arose during a fight involving her brother Basil and Frenk Hardisty. a whiplash struck her little finger. The case saw a high initial verdict, a mistrial, and a compromise before final payment.
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Rosa French
Lyndon
Osage County
Srst
Folk Drops A Case In Suburban Bribery Probe
Emil Miesenberg who faced a three year sentence for bribery in the suburban franchise deal had the indictment nolle pressed by Judge McDonald on Circuit Attorney Foiks motion. The action abandons the Meisenberg prosecution though his sentence stands and the case is remanded for a supreme court trial. Meisenberg, Kratz and Murrell were indicted January 24, 1902. he was a city council member during the suburban deal.
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St. Louis
Emil Miesenberg
Nolle
McDonald
Foik
Meisenberg
Meixenberg
Supreme Court
Meinenburg
Kratz
Murrell
Wreck survivors from Francois Coppe meter at Gulal Bay
Nine men picked from the François Coppe in an open boat near the northern California coast remain at Gulal Bay awaiting transport to San Francisco. Names include James Webb and others. Brikest, sole speaker, recounts a wreck north of Pointe where lifeboats were launched as a storm raged. Captain Johnson of the Scotia questions provisioning and crew loss, while mariners fear further trouble aboard, with no wreckage seen along the coast. Governor Bailey plans to visit St. Louis for a Kansas World's Fair commission handover, accompanied by family.
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San Franisco
Cal
Francois Coppe
Echooner
Gulal Bay
California
James Webb
Fred Olsen
Imuel Rays
Edward Anderson
W.G. Taylor
Jean Convinils
Niel Louis
Fred Briken
C. Augustus
Brikest
Francois Conde
Pointe
Dore
Inriye
Scotia
Johnson
The
Section Men Strike Amid Wage Cuts Across Rail Lines
In Fort Scott Kansas November reports section men on the Frisco and Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific, and Texas lines struck over wage reductions. A National Union Railway Trackmen committee based here has set a meeting with the Missouri Pacific General Manager Ha to discuss the dispute.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Nov
Straffesgurt
Kaneas
Texas
Missouri
National Union Railway Trackmen
Grievance reports and labor disputes across unions
Boston reports from the AFL convention note committee on grievances. The panel recommends no action on a dispute between riggers and bridge and structural workers and supports withdrawing carpenters from joint union work. In New York the Lorain Street company wins a Wolverhampton electric trolley system contract, the first for an American firm, ending a long English delay. Niagara Falls reports Frederick Smith had two false teeth removed after swallowing a plate during a coughing fit. two operations, aided by X ray, succeed, and he recovers.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Committee On
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
United Society of Carpenters
Amalgamated Association of Woodworkers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Joiners and Carpenters
New York
Lorain Strel Company
Ctty
Wolverhampton
Tig
England
Lorain Company
Niagara Falla
Frederick Smith
Smith
Buffalo
Roswell Park
McKinley
Sie Smith
It Was Not Ferguson Doan's Pills Offer Relief
It was reported from St Louis on November 23 that a patient described severe itching and torment from a condition that plagued him, and that a remedy known as Doan's Ointment provides relief. The ad-like note promotes a cure and urges use of the product.
Case Preview In Cabbison Gambling Law Hearing
The case against Mike Thompwnite Wood Fowler, Tobe Tobias, and Al Hurst under the Cabbison gambling law will have a preliminary hearing before Judge Mu Cave in the city court on Tuesday morning. A. Magaw, attorney for the defense, seeks a continuance to an indeterminate date. The defendants appear reluctant to proceed to trial and favor further delays.
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Mike Thompwnite
Wood Fowler
Tobe* Tobias
al Hurst
Cabbison
Mu Cave
North Topeka Community Notices And Gatherings
Local column from North Topeka lists events at various venues including a candy fair at Quincy Street, a Thanksgiving service at Congregational church, and a meeting of the Sunday school board. It notes moves of residents on West Sixth to Harrison Street, a dinner at Lukens Opera House, and attendance by Rev. J R Madison of Cluthe. Also mentions W C A choirs, and updates on health of C T D and Mrs George Higgins family.
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Kimball’ Printing Company
Northanwas Avenue
Frank Key
New Era
Quincy Senock
H Churen
Church
J. R. Madison
Cluthe
Ing
Topeka
Madison
W. C. A. Choral
Keaneae Res Hue
M. E
C. T D. Tee
George Higgins
C. D. Myers
Ailtn
Pueblo
Cola
Allen
Holmuin
Lttie Maud Smith
Tale
Fred Tes
Mias Nellie Tes
Huntoon Street
Highland Park
Colonial House
M. Henry
Mravey Fowler
Anna May Fowler
Kanes Avenue
Rachel Armetrong
T. Ww
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Round Seat Diner
Rocker
Tnt
Ecuadoreans Damonstrate
Beosdoresa Soa
Colomban Legation
Peru
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grarue R Perry
Lan
K. Sans- Dury
Garman-Caceron
Folk
Governor Bailey
Bailey
N. H. Melindy
St Louis
Mr. Melindy
Mrs. Mélindy
Mount Carroll
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Faneport Line Ateamship
Minnesota
Tran Lendon
Tor Philad Coe
Reed i
Deinwern Bay
Pho
Katy
Federation of Labor
Ferguson
St. Louis, Mo
Fen
U. A
North Topeka
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