law to bar liquor near soldiers home proposed by governor
Kansas Governor Stanley pledges a two year term to pursue a law prohibiting liquor, beer, or wine within a prescribed distance of the Leavenworth soldiers' home. He asserts the Klondike operation must be suppressed, seeks misdemeanor penalties for possession near the home, and urges legislative action to enforce a statewide clampdown on illicit saloon activity tied to the soldiers’ institution.
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Stanley
Kanmus
Leavenworth
Klondike
National Home
Ray
Tom
Frese
Forigus
Fkik
Lmw
Busi Nest
Gover- Hee Howland
Riondike
Indivium
Pridon
EU Dolrs
Einsley Premise
Tha Giose Ct
Theatatr
Republius
BRYAN ON THE FUTURE Chita Mar 26
Report from Chita notes William J Bryan plans for Liston Nebraska home after travel. Talks of future speaker lineup for a banquet missively delayed by carriage issues. Weather forecast shows cold night with southerly breeze and low temperatures.
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William J. Bryan
Liston
Neb
Olber Apeckers
Cate Seiis
Selis Wan
End of the Sells Case Reveals Early Struggles and Trust
Witnesses recount the rise of Peter and Sella Sells from modest beginnings to a thriving dry goods and wagon show business in Columbus. James Anderson, once a street railway superintendent, tracked Sells and notes their 40 year bond. The trial highlights struggle, shrewd tactics, and disputes centered on charges tied to Eliza Donahue’s Chicago trip. Donahue’s letters corroborate Mrs Sells knew of the journey.
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Ory
Peter Eells
James Anderson
Columbus Transfer Company
Busines
Clerstand
Mbt
Anderson
Petar Selis
Selim
Melty
Whita
Sella
Columbus
Fife
John Joyce
Columm
Sells
Cleveland
Peter
Green, Joyce & Co
Petur Sella
Dietrick
Peter Sells
Eliza Donahue
Sels Place
Chicago
Donahue
Mrs Sells
Harry Lyony
Gtr
SIMPSON TO MOVE TO NEW KANSAS FARM
Jerry Simpson says he has sold his Barber county ranch and plans to relocate his family and cattle to a larger tract in Haskell county to grow up with the country. He aims to stay in western Kansas and is interested in a commission company at Kansas City, hoping to be present when profits are divided, but will not move from the prairie.
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Jerry Simpson
Barber County
Haskell
Lam
State Journal
Simpson
Kansas
Tam
Kansan City
Kansas City
Four governments asked to authorize US bases for canal project
Washington reports say four governments were asked to permit US coalitions stations on their soil with a fifth to be approached. The aim is to control termini of the Nicaragua Canal, securing naval bases for defense. Despite efforts, attempts to acquire Danish West Indies and sites at Chiriqui Lagoon and Galapagos were not successful, with Ecuador resisting the Galapagos proposal.
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New York
Washington
The
Herald
United States
Axious
Danish West Indies
Chiriqui Lagoon
Gulf of Datos
Galapaga Islands
Ecuador
Germany
Great Britain
Che Foo
Conger Strains With Administration Over China Policy
Washington dispatch notes Minister Conger likely to return home. He clashes with the administration over Pekin relief terms and his views on penalties, which Washington has not endorsed. Japan’s choice is seen as pivotal for China policy, with powers split on how harsh penalties should be. Agreements at Pekin are uncertain and may require alterations before U.S. assent.
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New York
Washington
Conger
United States
Pekin
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Ruberia
Italy
Russia
France
Weelings
Imi
Berlin
Fle
Count Vod Hey-Ling-Cheng
Pao Ting Fu
State Department
Taku
Tien Tsin
Congress
Weehineién
Hoy
Albaugh Accepts State Bank Commissioner Post
Dispatch from Kingman reports Merton Albaigh will take the office of state bank commissioner. The notice says Albaugh from his hometown tendered the place to the governor and notes his official intent and expected actions in the new role.
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Mice
Kingman
Merton Albaineh Bhe
State Benk
Albaugh
Two Story Street Scheme by Jos Dickens Emerges in London
A novel layered street plan proposes a two story street with galleries and iron bridges linking Strand to Holborn. The design includes paired two story store blocks, an upper level walkway, and a raised iron way over the roadway. Public interest grows as details circulate.
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Jos Dickens
London
Thor
Holborn
Strand
Nov 26 50 Cent Corn Bid and Market Tensions
Carcage Nov 26 fore noon quotes 50 cents for November corn amid continued market tension. George HE Phillips and the board committee clash over contracts for drying process corn while expected deliveries remain scarce. Phillips briefly shifts to 48 cents as the time limit nears with no forceful market action.
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George HE Phillips
Wold
Phillipa Tving
Arctie
Phillips
Amoedl
Madina
Police Bag Fugitive Swindler Henry Leeux in New York
New York November 2 Henry Leeux a fugitive from justice suspected of a four year long nationwide swindle was arrested and to be arraigned in general sessions court. He allegedly obtained goods worth over half a million dollars in the city and profited about 500000 that year. Police pursue a brother and a man named Matancr as they verify identity and associates.
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New York
Henry Leeux
Court of General Sessions
Sevlig
Brooklyn
Inter
Cltien
McCluskey
Chicago
Heinrich Seetoy
Fewan
Brother End
Matancr
Kitchener Likely Commander in Chief of British Forces in Africa
New York dispatch reports Proclamation naming Lord Kitchener to command in South Africa succeeding Lord Roberts, with Roberts returning by late December. Treasury objections to funds may trigger public controversy as bulletins downplay minor skirmishes and declare Dutch territories at peace.
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Africa
New York
London
the Tribune
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Feild Marshal
Roberts
Kitchener
Acta
Terpalia
Ani
Mountain Climber Goes West
Enaocurey B C November award Whym famed mountaineer Pine Hoval Geow Tapnica society London arrives here. Pro climbs Pacific coast peaks not already dated continent fount Baker Lions of Vancouver.
Specific Charges For Violation Of The Code Of Civ ilized Warfare
New York reports from Paris claim President Kruger may push charges against Lord Roberts for reconcentrado tactics aimed at crushing Boer resistance. Kruger’s Paris visit included a lengthy drive with his grandson, a tour of the exposition grounds, a stop at a Boer farm, and a review of a Boer portrait before returning to his hotel amid escorts and delegations.
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New York
Disputch
Paris
Journal Advertiser
Michael Davitt
Kruger
Marseilles
Lord Roberts
Kehuger
Dr. Layds
Transvaal
Mes Derugte
Urduir
Wes Ro
Ed Dollce
Boulevard Dew Capucines
Chimps Elysees
Exposition Grounds
Eiffel Lower
M. Picard
Mr. Kruger
South Africa
Boie de Boulogne
Nuger
Kruger Stays at Home in Paris Hotel Scribe
In Paris on Sunday November 26 Mr. Kruger dined with family at the Hotel Scribe observing in private. Guards kept the entrance calm as crowds gathered on the boulevards waving and singing. Police cordons protected the hotel while Kruger appeared briefly on a balcony with his granddaughters, as demonstrations continued outside Libre Parole offices. He plans to stay until Wednesday or Thursday and then likely travel to Holland.
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Boor
Paris
Kurger
Scribe
Hi Scribe
Hill
Fai Ie
Leyds
Hie
Parle
Kruger
Kast
Xenia
Libre Parole
M. Delcasse
Forei
Holland
Bagi
Governor's Autograph Entry Cites Gold Found in Mill Race
Governor Stanley signs a sheet for a future autograph book honoring General Bowase. The entry dated January 24 168 notes that metal found in the mill race was tested and proved to be gold. The diary references a California discovery and associated commemorations.
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Stanley
O Bowase
California
Salt Lake
Uy Bear
Ie Moll
Stidas
Lebanon football tax levy disputed by city
The city of Lebanon Illinois refuses to pay a proposed football tax claiming the ordinance does not apply to football events and urging a reconsideration. Officials argue public entertainments are taxable and will pursue collection if needed.
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Lebanon
Wee
McKendree Oulisga
el Lebanon
Lomae
Ord Applies To Foottrallee
Somali Rising Strikes Jubaland Warfront
In Jubaland, Somali forces reportedly mobilize about 4000 well armed men for a rising. Sub-Commissioner Jenner, touring inland with a small force, is facing a possible attack and uncertain return to the seaport. Reports mention movements toward Kismayo from Akumbass and Renkaforum.
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Dansibar
Somalia
Jubaland
British East Africa
Jenner
Kismays
Akumbass
Tale of a Trust Banana Growers Revolt at Unjust Rates
A meeting of Nicaraguan Intercets committee officials and Western and New York market figures discusses a revolt against United Fruit Company. They accuse the firm of price increases 60 to 70 percent above control, restrictive contracts, and signaling a direct steam service to bypass distributors. No decisive action taken as talks focus on import limits, potential steamship links, and shifting banana trade dynamics with Arbuckis and sugar interests nearby.
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United Fruit Company
Rombacy
Fruit Dexpatch Company
Bers
Degiers
Sobdern Weldom
New York
London
Inde Agua
AyUlNat Company
Amnoee
United Fruit Lane
Iin Edivact
The
Fruit Company
Fambang
Simy
Fast Mail Record Sets Transit Speed From Grand Island to Omaha
Union Pacific fast mail train Travela covered 154 miles in 150 minutes with engine Johnson noting a half hour lateness into Omaha. Stop times included Columbus at one hour for 2 miles, and 46 miles in 46 minutes. Grand Island to Omaha as a 2 mile-per-minute segment, Cornelia Bluffs transfer 27 minutes late. Sugar climbs as New York markets react.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Grand Island
Johnson
Omahe
Columbus
Cornel Bluffs
Grand Inland
Uae
United States to press exequatur for consul at Harpoot
The United States will press the granting of an exequatur for the consul at Harpoot despite a Porte refusal. The dispatch from Berlin notes the refusal stems from charges the consul bore false witness and spread stories. The Kentucky battleship will mobilize to back diplomatic efforts, while the envoy proceeds to Hingpool for duty as tensions rise.
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Berlin
Hingpool
Kentucky
Money for Prohibition Enforcement Rally at Sterling
A public meeting is planned in Sterling tonight to decide how to raise funds to enforce the prohibitory law. Pledges have been gathered and subscribers are asked to attend the executive committee meeting at five o clock to discuss the plan.
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Cima
Sterling
Katherine Grey vs Mansfield alleged contract dispute
New York May 6 report details a legal clash between Katherine Grey and Mansfield’s company. A season long contract at 125 weekly with a 1588 start allegedly led to illness and failure to perform, with implications of damages and a jury trial in what appears to be a complex employment case.
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Katherine Grey
New York
Rickant Mansfield
Fanadhetut
Grey
Mr. Manufield
Mune
Mansfield
Struck on the curb injures Lydia Wincert
Local report describes Lydia Wincert as victim of a painful accident after a fall near Wingrrt drive and the Catholic Church service. She suffered a gash and possible danger, with bystanders noting the perilous incident and emergency response.
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Mise
Lydia Wincert
Trom
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Arbuckits
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Fast Mail Record
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Constantinople
Harpoot
Rice County
Mansfieldps
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