The Kansan Sees Blaine Cabinet Headed For Capital
The American MBCA notes Blaine rumored to head the cabinet as a lesson in exits. Weather bulletin records high temperatures near 62, low around 25, light SE and S winds, clear skies, and a forecast of colder conditions in Missouri and Kansas with winds veering northwest.
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D.C
Friis
Missouri
Kansas
Senator Hiscock Hosts Quiet White House Talks
Senator Hiscock of New York conferred for nearly three hours with President-elect Harrison, then left for the depot. Reporters heard Hiscock say the session was uneventful both politically and personally as cabinet plans loom. Other visitors included Senator Plumb and Moss W. Field as the campaign moves into administration considerations.
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New York
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Matt
France
Weiter
Harrison
Harricon
Plumb
Mareioon
Washington
Plant
Fly Ich
Kansas
Entieres
Vigoronts
Congress of
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Hiaine
Wtata
Lntel
Previdentolot
Republican Party
Dining
Statehood push and New Mexico bid dominate early January debates
A sprawling roundup notes Yankton backing a January 16 delegate convention at Huron to advance South Dakota statehood, New Mexico senators urging congressional action for admission, and bills for irrigation canyon reserves. It also covers McKinley’s speakership talk, a Crawford elocution contest with $50 prizes, and regional political chatter.
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Ared
Blaine
St Paul
Pioneer Press
Yankton, Dak
Statehood Executive Committee
Huron
South Dakota
Nebraska Legislature Opens With Canvass and Inauguration
The Nebraska Legislature, in January, canvassed returns from November. Official figures show most results available. Gov. Larabee of Iowa arrived in the city with his party for tomorrow’s inauguration. No bills have yet passed to the House. In the Senate the debate focuses on a Pinkerton importation bill restricting bringing into the state of persons or the employment of private agents to aid law enforcement, with penalties including imprisonment or a $100 fine.
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Tony
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Iowa
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Destruction of Dies and Trial by Fire at the Mint
In PHIADALEMA Pennsylvania on a January day, 800 to 1000 dies were destroyed under Superintendant Fox. The dies were heated to a white heat and crushed by hammers in a dramatic dismantling witnessed by officials in Washington and local executives. The process followed new authority and marked a shift from earlier practices. Meanwhile, in New York the play sale dispute involving Dion Boucicault and Henry Walton caused an abrupt halt in Madison Square, with Walton alleging a prior arrangement. Boucicault disputed payment. In Chicago, the All Americans defeated the Chicago Nine by 14 to 10 in a baseball game.
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New York
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Botcicault
Boucinanit
Walton
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Soldiers' Home meeting draws Western Kansas veterans
One of the largest enthusiastic gatherings of old soldiers in western Kansas met at Lewis post No. 96. Commander in chief William Warner and other national figures attended. The event focused on establishing a state soldiers home and safeguards for honorably discharged veterans. Warner praised western development and urged support for the home plan. Nickerson notes report the Nickerson Salt company produced the city’s first salt, while the Lyons-ald son of Mrs. C. Layman reportedly drowned in a well on New Year’s Day.
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Hatchet Will Be Buried as Q Strike Nearly Settled
Chicago January 3 accord reached after officials and nine member committee discuss nearly all points. Boston talks delayed briefly for telegrams. Burlington engineers and company officers confer, aim to finalize agreement by morning. Reports say Q grinders will be restored to normal footing and resuming employment follows settlement.
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Atuclington Company
Benaley
Tipley
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Buvingston
Presiden Stone
Cuvener
Richardson Drug Company Dissolved in St Louis After Fire
The Richardson Drug company, destroyed by a New Year’s Day fire, has dissolved fifty one years after its founding by minister James Richardson. The firm considered resuming but chose to transfer accounts to a rival house and close the business. The Omaha breach will be remedied with anticipated funds to cover outstanding obligations. In other news, S17, Loris, reports McFadden’s discharge by Judge Noonan after an arrest related to a shootout with detectives.
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Bat Slye
Prlaci
Political and international notes mix of politics and events
A dense review touches General Boulanger defending republicanism and democratic revision, Gladstone’s telegram on pope arbitration stirs debate, czarist health concerns, and London notes on court cases, theater debuts, and railway matters. Also mentions earthquake shocks in Central America and Boston Lowell rail intrigue.
Train crash and fire devastate settlements across towns
A gravel train derailment near Colon caused a caboose collision injuring six and killing brakeman Frank Matthews. In Havre, a house fire claimed a child and left a mother gravely injured, while a separate blaze destroyed hay and grain stock. Police pursued a suspect in window vandalism as fires blazed in Raleigh and Minneapolis headlines report factory explosions, court actions, and political turmoil surrounding Bismarck.
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Ind
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John Hopkins University
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Raleigh
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Kerl
Herbere Bismarck
Atriederje
Checkers Championship in New York and England match
The world title match between Barker of Boston and Saikth of Spenymoor draws attention in a 1000 stake contest at 17 games played so far. Barker has won three, Saikth two, with several draws. The event features the restricted game format and the forthcoming final result expected by Tuesday next week.
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Lreenty
Dispute Over a Steamer Settled in Ports of Call
In January 3 the steamship Strathairly from Hong Kong reached Sag Feahetees with many Chinese passengers. It was fined a sum for limiting passengers, the case moving through district and circuit courts to the Supreme Court. The secretary of the treasury agreed to accept 49 dollars, bondsmen exonerated.
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Valentine P Snyder
Snyder
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Saylor
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Laat
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Rome
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J. McIntyre
Glaxxon
Circuit Court
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Supreme Court
McIntyre
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Strathatrly
Cleveland & Pistateing railroad stockholders meet
Cleveland January 2 The Cleveland and Pistateing railroad stockholders held its annual meeting. President McCullough presented the report for the year ending November 11 showing receipts of 1 206 521 and mortgage interest, maintenance, and operating expenses totaling several hundred thousand dollars. Directors named include J Menagh B dupes Ginnege Rinlerts Win Bete Charles Tayler Win Egalowten Be A V Painter ER Paral.
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Waco Club Delegates Named In City Meeting
The Waco Texas club held a meeting appointing Newburg and J. Petzifrre as delegates to FE Werk to discuss league terms. Officers named include President Lo Newburg and directors chosen from local members. The report notes a strong crew and a pledge to push for solid team performances.
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Murdered by a Rapist in Tragic Town Case
A tragic case reports a woman murdered by an assailant described as a rapist. Her spouse and relatives tried to warn authorities as the perpetrator fled safety. The suspect remains at large, with authorities vowing pursuit and accountability.
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Fragmented reminiscences on era and personages in an era page
The text presents a garbled reminiscence style, mentioning Wellington, Netnam, and a series of names and places such as Lord Selenaid, Maye Lasting, and Plover Farmers. It reads like a crowded column with stray phrases about education, agriculture, and social scenes, though many words are obscured or corrupted.
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