Robbery at State Treasury Reveals Missing Cash
Large sum of money vanished from state treasury boxes during the past week. Widow of Harrington reports her late husband’s box contained $500 and later $280 was found in another box. investigators note several locks and keys are involved and several officials have been questioned as the search continues for the missing funds.
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J. M. Harrington
State House
Treasury
Harrington
Williams
Thibotan
W. HH
Furubes
Sinats
Wiliins
Offeo
Williamae Touett
Royana
C. Hoge
Hurrinc
Winown
Tie Step-Son
W. HL Harbee
Mir
Barther
Hapa Mn
Hor Fington
Treisunep
Kent Burniane
Harrington Seen Believed To Be Repaid by Stars
A Journal report notes Mrs. Harrington was observed this afternoon. The text implies she expects repayment from the Stars, though details are unclear due to damaged wording. No clear names, dates, or actions are fully readable.
Pahtakas form tong Ume before he was en led yas
The fragment appears to describe a sequence where Pahtakas forms something before being led, with mention of a beet and other garbled terms. It hints at events or actions tied to Ear Ireg and a distant locale, but exact meaning remains unclear.
20000 Spanish Troops to Be Shipped for Iberian Campaign
The dispatch describes 20000 Spanish troops to be shipped from Havane on a war vessel under Admiral Mumetora. The United States transport will move the troops to the sea bar and transfer them to lighters for landing ashore at the new war, with Green and Staff at the dock to supervise the embarkation. General Blasco is expected to sail Havena in a few days aboard the steamer Villaverd.
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Sotumbat
Spain
Rimiral
Neve Waar
Aera Green
Atgamiern
Blasco
Villaverd
Train Strike Fatalities Hit Elkhart Party
Totuttuy D November 25 A Telegraph New York special from Elkhart Ind says a twelve person party returning from Dallas were struck by a Lake Shore mail cart. Wm Zubenski and Wayne Tewipier were killed outright. Two daughters aged 15 and 12 were fatally injured. Others escaped.
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Totuttuy
Elkhart
Ind
Dallat
Lake Shore
Chentertos
Wm. Zubenski
Wane Tewipier
Weundei
Mare
Balloon ascent ends in fatal fall mission near France
Report of a balloon voyage from South London by Landon Noy S-arthur Williams and Bydney Darby aimed at reaching France. A violent storm, torn air currents, and a failed descent left Tarby seriously injured or dead as ropes and gear failed and the craft twisted toward the ground on the perilous crossing.
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Noy
Arthur Willams
Seremaut
Bydney Darby
Tarby
U¢en
France
London
Dartiy
Mare Uth
Salray
Gowen
Sistine
Sarria
Dean
Fortuna
California Oranges Trade Aims at Holiday Demand
Redlands California fruit buyers anticipate stronger orange sales for the holidays as growers report steady demand and higher prices. Navel and Valencia peels command about 1.61 dollars per box with premium fruit expected to meet quality standards. Shippers warn growers to ship promptly to preserve color and flavor.
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Sonal Bormoris
Immente
Eran
Uranges
Willie
Certain Masses Forbidden in Cincinnati Catholic Churches
Father Mackey of the cathedral stated that certain masses are forbidden in archdiocese churches as too stagey. A committee on Catholic church music will approve or reject each piece before use, deeming operatic pieces out of place in services. This local action is not part of a nationwide movement and cites Rome's council on church music.
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Father Mackey
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Father Quatraan
Ted Ss
United States
Rome
Coal Famine Strains Kansas Railroads Hold Coal For Own Use
Kansas endures a severe coal shortage as railroads divert carloads to their engines, harming mine owners and customers. Dealers and mine operators accuse lines of confiscation to force shipments and block independent suppliers, while railroads justify it as necessity to keep trains running. Local miners report fourteen day shortages despite rising demand and plans to import coal from Illinois and Missouri to meet peak needs.
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H. J. Mudie
Itnitroads
Marge Wald
Pittsburg Tribune
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Bim
Matt Kington Saya
Iqnias
Geo
W. Supp
Hunter Busbtty
Actna Mills
The War on the Shatts Lesons From Mahan’s View
A World dispatch summarizes Captain Mahan’s Times essay on naval strategy in the war against Spain. It notes his focus on Cuba and Puerto Rico, strategic goals for the United States, and the balance between offensive power and fleet control, highlighting reactions in naval circles to his technical analysis.
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Rhomidt
Cuba
Bec
East States
Hs Colacli
Spain
Eeivs
Wlaalico Cave
Aloe
Gkmetive
United States
America
Onler
Horo
Jeter Tatilie
Gregon
Conversa
Mabiny
Santiago
Fae
Campara
Pallinpites
Manila
Iie
Notorious Frank Brown Arrested in North Topeka Burglary
Officer Campbell halted Frank Brown as he exited a Second Hand store on Kansas avenue with goods. Brown resisted with a heavy pick and iron rod, was subdued, confessed to burglary, and pointed to the Curtis house stash where firearms and valuables were found. He has prior forgery and insanity history and is sent for trial.
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Frank Brown
Campbell
North Topeka
William Breussner
Kansas Avenue
Curtis
Haliroad Street
Brown
Camon
Curtis House
Frank Brows
Irgt
Arkansas City
Actor Clarke Faces Loss After Baldwin Fire
In Topeka the actor Harry Carson Clarke known as Jones endures nerve strain and loss of $15,000 in fire damage. A telegram from the Baldwin hotel manager confirms belongings destroyed. doctors warn his health cannot endure acting. Clarke plans rest in Kansas City after canceling December dates.
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Harry Carson Clarke
Jones
Baldwin Hotel
San Franciseo
Clarke
United States
Baldwin ‘Theater Stock Company
San Francisco
White Mountains
Vermont
Baldwin
Hawaii
Australia
The
H. W. Lake
Stoward Clarke
Collier
Kansas City
Lake
Topekan
Clark
R. Ricaby
Coates
A Home for Convicts Hope Hall Opens
Mrs Booth announces a new Hope Hall on West Side outskirts to house forty men. Chicago contributions total 1200 dollars to open the home, with a rent league planned for maintenance. The project operates in five states and aims for state support and rehabilitation of ex-prisoners.
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Eng
New York
Waverly Theater
Mra. Booth
Woman's Club
Joliet
Eigct
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Tllinois
California
Op Bntex
Druce Case Lets Daughter-In-Law Seek Portland Estate
London gains and delays surround Mrs Ana Maria Druce who seeks to prove her father in law Thomas Charles Druce did not die in 1868. The diocese granted access to a coffin amid an act of appeal while her son claims the title of duke of Portland. A grand rent roll is cited at about £400,000 yearly.
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Diocese of
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Thomas C. Druce
Duke of Portland
C. Druce
Tristam
Druce
Hanmer
Australia
Pay Day Delayed at Topeka Insane Asylum
State board of charities delayed October wages for Topeka Insane asylum staff by nearly two weeks as political timing shifted the monthly inspection tour. The board began November 10 after elections, with workers hopeful for payment tomorrow.
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State Board of Charities
Topeka
Ffteenth
Lew Wallace Favored in Crawfordsville Race Split Likely
In Crawfordsville Indiana Montgomery County backs Lew Wallace if he runs for senator. Taylor leads with the largest following, while Goodwine and Goodwine allies push for Huntington. Fountain County Republicans favor Taylor. all factions anticipate countywide support shifts if Wallace joins the race.
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Ind
Lew Wallace
Montgomery County
Taylor
Govington
Fountain County
Hfanly
Eiator
Goodwine le
Lew Walace
Wall Caine to study Chicago slums for new work
Detroit reports author Wall Caine plans to study Chicago slum life after leaving Detroit for the trip. He will spend the rest of the week in the city lecturing dining and roaming as part of his investigative method. Chicago mourns Edward Asay noted criminal lawyer who helped defend leaders in the Douglas conspiracy.
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Detroit
John Storm—Wall Caine
Chicago
Edward Asay
Islaad
Douglas
Riot in Aniston as Negro Troops Fire on Whites
Nov 3 reports say a large force of Third Alabama and other colored troops attacked white residents in Aniston, Alabama. Private Gildhart of Second Arkansas was shot in the head. a Fourth Kentucky man shot. several soldiers killed or wounded. Provost guards and white citizens clashed. armories were breached and troops recalled to camp under General Colby.
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Ala
Mambere
Alabama
Gildhart
Arkansas
Aiso
Momter
Kentucky
Walrut Street
Liberia
Walnut Street
Cartrie
George Dodean
Tennessee
Graham
Soliier
Clitsons
Hightoa
Varios Parte
Mtn
Colby
Third Tennavewe
Fw Wikconain
Pifteenth
Pegro Soler
Tanner to Testify Before Grand Jury in Riot Case
Alindia Governor Tanner to appear before the grand jury, acknowledging the summons and expressing willingness to testify on the riot events. Expected to confront Sheriff Davenport. the county company plans a stock increase amid anticipated indictments and potential liability for deaths.
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Alindia
Catlinyne
Shariff Davenport
Eritivtern
Erand
McPherson Fight Over Superintendent Candidacy Heats Up
The clash centers on A W Smith of McPherson and Jim Simonson with J M Sirigsni in the same county aiming for a seat on the state board of rail commissions. The contested superintendent post sparks a broader battle as Stanley seeks settlement.
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A.W. Smith
Jim Simonos
McPherson
A. W. Smith
Han Sake
Digpeteiom
Wichiel
Smith
Simpston
Stanley
Gey A
Waring Memorial Pund Pondered New Plan
New York nov 25 The miler of commerce committee prepared a proposal urging the municipal body to fund a memorial at the university in honor of a deceased principal. The plan aims to create a campus seat commemorating the late leader and align with the municipal agenda for the founding of a memorial institution.
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Waring Memorial
New York
Miler of
Bain
Waray
Ae Termila Universitt
Jury Deadlocks in Bank Case Trial in Kansas City
A U S district court jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of ex-president D. V. Riemer and ex-official Robert Covitgion charged with funds misapplication at a defunct Missonational bank. After delays they were discharged awaiting further action.
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States District Court
D. V. Riemer
Robert D. Covitgion
X-Rashtn
Pamibessteenene
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