Missouri State News Highlights Local Grants and Delays
Missouri report lists Boonik county banks with over 60000 on deposit and rail workers estimated at 52000. Pike county farm sold for 55000, Kansas City seeks a western museum, and a 200000 bridge is hoped for in St. Cuarnes. Ex governor Stone moves to St. Louis and a syndicate buys 400 acres near Carterville for 100000.
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Boonik County
Missouri
McConsick
Pike County
Foster
McKinley
Kansas City
St. Cuarnes
Missouri Iver
Robert Wade
Callaway County
Stone
St. Louis
Carterville
Trenton Odd Fellows
Springfield
Greek warship intercepts Turkish transport at Candia Crete
Athens reports the Greek warship intercepted the Turkish transport Faud at Candia. The unarmed vessel was ordered to halt and depart but fired two shots toward it and returned to its anchorage. A British fleet commander protested further Turkish attacks.
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Athens
Candia
Fier
Faud
Caren
Prince George Returns to Milo as Canea Turmoil Intensifies
Prince George of Greece, arriving Feb 12 to lead the Greek flotilla, has returned to Milo after visits by foreign ship commanders. The Reina of Canea reportedly urged landing crews from foreign vessels to occupy the city amid ongoing intense excitement.
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Canea
Crete
Prince George of
Greece
Milo
Reina
Army reserves mobilized as Crete expedition sails
Arng r s, Feb. 15. The army reserves of 1893 and 184 have been called out and ordered to hold themselves in readiness to join their colors at 48 hours' notice. Detachments of infantry artillery and engineers have embarked at Piragua for Crete amid great enthusiasm.
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Piragua
Crete
London Press Foresees Graceo Turkish War Prediction
London papers on February 14 discuss an imminent Greco Turkish conflict. Liberals urge the government not to block Greece while moderates push powers to occupy Crete and decide its ultimate destiny. the Standard suggests pacification if powers restrain Greece and Turkey.
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Londox
London
Greece
Journala
Crete
Turkey
Senator M. B. Mason Faints At Home Moves to Florida
Senator Eliot M. B. Mason collapsed in his library amid visitors including politicians and seekers after office. Reports say the strain of his senatorial campaign caused the fainting and apoplexy rumors. He was taken to his bedroom and Dr. A W Gray advised immediate departure. Mason, with family, left for Florida for recovery.
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Omioaeo
Eliot m. B. Mason
Masom
A. W. Gray
Mmson
Mr. Mason
Florida
Removal of Plantation Works Ordered in New York City
An order at West Shore shops in Frankfort calls for the entire plant to be moved to West Albany and Depew. About seven hundred workers lose their jobs as removal begins March 1.
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N. Y
West Shore
Frankfort
West Albany
Tackling the Wrong Sheriff in St Louis
Sheriff Troll has received two dozen requests for tickets to witness the execution of Arthur Duestrow. The letters show confusion about the execution location, which must occur in the county where the case was tried.
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St. Louis
Troll
Arthur Duestrow
Eleanor Roow Company Reaches Settlement, Plants to Restart
HoLiparvasure Pennsylvania February 15 The Eleanor Roo Co and its striking employees have agreed to a settlement of their differences and the works will resume operations today after several months shut down
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HoLiparvasure
Eleanor [Roo Co
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Relapses in influenza illness
Washington February 11 Ex Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii confined by influenza for days relapses and doctors say she cannot stay in this climate through winter she will be moved to a milder location for recovery
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Washington
Liliuokuliani
Hendil
Loss of British steamer Cyanus claims 20 crew
London reports the cargo steamer Cyanus from Bilbao for Glasgow was lost near Ushant off Brittany. Twenty of her crew are believed drowned after the vessel sank following the voyage notice reported on Wednesday.
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London
Cyanus
Bilbao
Ulusgow
Ushant
Brittany
France
Illinois Steel Co Mills Reopen After Wage Cuts
Curcago Feb 1 All the Illinois Steel Co works at South Chicago opened at full blast for the first time in months. About 3,000 men returned to work as wage cuts of 10 to 15 percent were applied across the line.
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Curcaco
Illinois Steel Co
South Chicago
The Dispersed Disciples and Samaritans in Acts Eight
The lesson outlines the Great Persecution scattering believers to Phoenicia, Antioch and Cyprus, with Saul’s ruthless havoc contrasted by Philip the Evangelist’s preaching in Samaria, the conversion of Simon and the Samaritans, and the early church’s acceptance of Gentile believers through Peter and John’s baptism of the Holy Spirit.
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Peloubet
Saul
James
Paul
Stephen
Phenicia
Antioch
Cyprus
Apostles
Philip
Evangelist
Apostle
Samaria
Christ
Messiah
Simon
Jesus
Jerusalem
R. V
Bimom Magus
Neander
Ths
Jozephus
Felix
Drusilla
Aziaus
A. V
East
Peter
John
Envying the Rich Proverb on Wealth and Happiness
A reflective piece contrasts wealth and moderate means, noting riches bring luxuries yet also care and worry. It argues that steadily employed, modest earners often find more happiness than the rich who regret lost carefree days. The author cites the burden of business and financial losses as costs of wealth.
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Proahytarjan
Humorous Clippings Show Light Moments Across Papers
A mosaic of brief comic snippets from Detroit News Cleveland Leader Hartford Times and more. Jokes range from a brave girl freed from a wheel to a dogged clock meter and odd divorce remarks.
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Detroit News
Nurseginl
Vearson
Vearson’s Weekly
Johnnie
Cleveland
John
Hartford Times
Watts
Indianapolis Journal
Sumner
Adlock
Indianapolis
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Buffalo Courier
How the Cossacks Fish on the Ural Far Steppe
The Ural Cossacks govern fishing rights from Uralsk with a 70 verst radius and 100 verst north south area. They reap sturgeon carp shad and other fish with summer nets and winter ice hooks, delivering thousands of loads to interior Russia for fasting periods. The chief or netman oversees the operation as Cossacks crowd the frozen river with sleighs and long and short hooks.
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Ural
Asiai
Europe
Caspign Sea
Uralsk
Russia
Bearded Woman at the Dime Museum Sparks Love Question
In a playful exchange from a New York World snippet, a woman asks Harold what drew him to her, and he replies that her difference set her apart, prompting a witty reply about the bearded woman at the dime museum as a counterpoint.
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Harold
Dime Museum
N. Y
Hand and Foot Riddle Poked in Harlem Life
In Harlem Life a playful exchange contrasts chirosophist with chiropodist. A chirosophist reads character from your fist while a chiropodist studies your feet to improve understanding. The quip highlights wordplay on professions.
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Harlem
Travel Sketch Through Kansas to Marion Center
A Kansas trip narrative describes travel from Seymour Iowa to Marion County via the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Kansas lines. The author notes Antelope station, a hospitable farming community, and visits Marion Center with remarks on water works, the county seat town’s architecture, population around 18 000, and local institutions including churches schools and a Masonic hall.
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Brion
EptPor Republic
Sunflower State
M. Frighstaff
Marion County
Seymour
Iowa
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kan
Topeks
Kansas
Kansas River
Antelope
Kanasas
Marion Center
Dallas Ayers
Maron County
Marion
Cottonwood
Young Man's Christian Association
Jon Young
Loviess & Backet
Letters From Kansas Visit Describe Marion County Folks
The writer meets Marion County leaders in Sunflower State travel notes praising local Republicans. He mentions Hon. Mannsfield Mayor, Hon. Loviess of L. & 8, County Treasurer W. Mayes, J. Brooks, Maj T. C. Thobuser of Peabody, and the Marion County Soldier’s Ingunion Association. He describes Marion County terrain, stock, and diet, notes weather from 18 degrees below to eight below zero, and records travel via the A.W.R.R and O.M. & St. P. lines, ending with sign off by C. F. Howann.
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Ravel Tower
Marion Co
Mannsfield
Loviess
W. &. Mayes
J. 8 Brooks
T. C. Thobuser
Peabody
Marion Quanty
Ingunion Association
Sherman
Schofield
Zid Hele
E. W. Hook
Marion Canty
Marion County
Turkey
Kansas
Marion Ubty
Fabian Hoodhityr
F.R. R
St. P
Kanana City
Powersville
Kansan
C. F. Howann
Fireat Upstairs Hearth Hits Tampa Home of U S Marshal
A fire started on an upstairs hearth in the home of United States Marshal James McKay in Tampa Florida at 2 A M burned through the floor and severed a picture cord. The family awakened by the fall searched for burglars and found the fire.
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James McKay
Tampa
Fla
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