Hanna Hurried Trip to New York Sparks Presidential Talk
In New York late at night Bennier Hannis hurriedly traveled to meet Herrick of Ohio at the Waldert-Amtoria. Their long conversation sparked stories reviving talk of a Hanna candidacy for president. Neither man commented for publication amid broader election chatter.
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Buron Hurton Views Root Prevention and Irrigation Policy
Senator Hurtor states he has yet to decide on a course of procedure for root prevention and irrigation, noting Congress has studied related issues this winter. He cites the broader problem of food production across the continent and the need for careful consideration of constitutional and legal provisions in funding and defending federal authorities. Curtis seeks a $250 appropriation to cover printer and related legal costs in the delegation’s defense, with further actions pending Congress and local confirmation.
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War talk and diplomacy from the Orient diplomats
American correspondents in Asia report that tensions ease and calls for a cautious approach persist. Shin Prandeo and John Good discuss a potential alliance balance while urging restraint and warning of rising powers. The piece notes Japan Britain and Germany alignments and forecasts limited conflict impact on U S interests.
America Oil and Gas stock sale at bargain price
A historical notice describes a sale of stock in an oil and gas firm at reduced prices. The advertisement lists shares offered, implied values, and conditions of sale, with references to several regional locations and dates.
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House Will Not Allow Adjournment Over Cuban Bill
Leaders in the House insist on approving the Cuban bill before any adjournment. Speaker Cannon’s modernization measures progress satisfactorily, with announcements expected next Monday.
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Denmark seeks to curb unrest in Danish West Indies
Copenhagen officials deny revolutionary reports abroad over island reforms. Dissatisfaction exists with the commission’s recommendations, while Panama's republic status looms as a possible influence. A hastened governor's departure aims to clarify policy and calm tensions amid Denmark’s approval of U S action on Panama.
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Four Die In Omaha Wholesale Grocery Fire
A blaze at the Allen Brothers wholesale grocery at Ninth and Jones Streets in Omaha, Nebraska, killed four men and caused about 4000 in property damage. Victims named include Leroy W. Lester and William Bluhmeister among others. Firefighters were injured as the building collapsed before rescues could be made. bodies remained in the burning structure.
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AP Issues Statement To Halt Graft In Washington
A distorted AP alert from Washington on November 3 warns that several men use the Associated Press name to solicit favors and money. The fraudulent scheme targets public officials and residents, claiming AP endorsement to gain profits.
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Victory for Pollock A Kansas fight lands him after Roosevelt nod
Reports from Washington credit Cyrus Leland with clinching Judge Pollock’s federal appointment as the Kansas delegation battled to name a nominee. Pollock’s home may be Wichita, pending Senate confirmation, while calls for district division loom amid political maneuvering and partisan suspense.
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Oklahoma City Tragedy: Father Kills Daughter Then Himself
Oklahoma City on November 26 reports Mex Betroff and a grocer shot and killed his five year old daughter Madamne, fatally wounded his wife, and then committed suicide by turning the weapon on himself. Mrs Botroff, who spoke after the tragedy, said she knew of no reason for the act, and that the shooting occurred while she and the child slept.
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Highland Park Favored In Topeka Clash At Washburn Field
Highland Park college from Topeka faces Washburn on Washburn Field at 3 pm in a pivotal three state championship bid. Iowa star Stark and Erickson bolster HPs lineup while Washburn bets lean toward home advantage as injuries and suspicions of lax rules swirl around both camps.
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Indians Win In Frost Bit Northwestern Tilt
Carlisle Indian football warriors upset Northwestern in a hard ground game played amid frost. The Indians answered with strong defense and a Sheldon touchdown, while Northwestern failed to convert a late kick. The clash drew a large crowd despite limited practice time and rough field conditions. Miss Cornelia Roosevelt Sco Vel wed Count Amafa Pabbrietts in dual Catholic and Protestant ceremonies in Florence, Italy.
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Cripple Creek District Tightens Security as Mine Strikes
Cripple Creek Colorado reports 500 military guards patrolling big mines operated by non union men. Nine prisoners released from Camp Goldfield, more arrests made, with ten awaiting resolution. Sheriff Robertson denies a plot in statehouse amid threats noted by Governor Peabody and General Bell.
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Betting Favors Kansas Over Missouri In Classic Tilt
Kansan City crowds fill the stands for the twelfth annual Missouri vs Kansas showdown. Nearly 2,000 Missouri fans and a large Kansas contingent travel to watch the game under cold clear weather. Early betting favors Kansas at 3 to 1, with many wagers placed on Missouri at lower odds.
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Flood Strikes St. Petersburg Leaving Thousands Homeless
Nov 28 report from St. Petersburg details a major flood the largest since 1915, displacing 20,000 residents. Homes lost air and shelter, authorities mobilize aid, with few fatalities. A poignant scene features parents returning to gunfire to find a drowned child, and a cemetery washed coffins away before hasty reinterment.
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Leland May Be In Address From Washington Contested Pension Details
Fragmented OCR text suggests a pension dispute involving Leland, a Weshington export, and We J. Ware, with mentions of a pension from a Pension Commissioner and possible allocation of a plate or position. The readable fragments indicate confusion over contracts, age, and eligibility with uncertain names and dates.
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Fire in Midland hotel injures none in early morning blaze
A fire swept the 1p floor of the Midland hotel in Kanestty Missouri at seven o’clock this morning causing excitement and smoke on the upper floors. The building, once a garage, was a total loss but no one was hurt as preparations for a Missouri versus University of Missouri football game drew crowds to town.
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