News printery sale bold and showy in rush to bill
A fragment notes a printery sale described as showy and aimed at quickly producing a fine bill. The passage hints at obtaining materials to prepare an item for sale in a hurried manner. No clear names, dates, or places are present.
College students riot at Michigan theater clash of 2 thousand
In Ann Arbor on Monday night a mob of about two thousand students rioted outside the Star theater. More than a dozen were jailed as windows and doors were torn down and a piano rolled into the street. Fifteen students were arrested and face rioting charges. university officials may dismiss the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theater
Big Lumber Plant Burned in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on Tuesday the J J Newman Lumber Companys largest saw mill in the state burned to the ground with about five million feet of lumber lost. The damage is estimated around two hundred thousand dollars and eight hundred workers were left unemployed as the fire started when a dynamo engine ran out of control. In Rome on March 17 Americans and Irishmen marked St Patricks Day with a memorial service by the Franciscan order in the historic St Tandore church Archbishop Seton of Newark officiated and Dr Robert Condon of La Crosse Wis preached the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
J. J. Newman Lumber Company
Rome
Mar
St. Patrick
Bttandore
Archbishop Seton
Newark
N. J
Robert Condon
la Crosse Wis
St Louis Brewers Strike After Local Dispute
In St Louis 3 500 union workers in the breweries were called to strike on Tuesday afternoon following a factional quarrel in Beer Drivers Local No 43. The strike order came from International United Brewery Workers of America after a fruitless conference with brewery representatives. In London the health of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman worsened with gravest concerns as a medical bulletin noted his strength ebbing but he had a good night and took nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mar
International United Brewery Workers of America
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Medical Bill Passes House To Boost Army Medical Dept
Washington March 17 the bill to improve the efficiency of the army medical department was passed by the house of representatives under suspension of the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Medical Department of the Army
House of Representatives Tonday
Submarine Inquiry Hearings Highlight Spear Testimony
Lawrence Spear vice president of the New Jersey Concern testified before the Lilley submarine boat inquiry committee. He denied promising Hobson a naval committee spot in exchange for pro submarines support and said he told Hobson he would assist him, not on behalf of the company. Separately, Senate finance panel moved to remove railroad bonds from national bank note backing and discussed emergency circulation taxation while a labor picket case and Kansas federal building delegation were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Spear
New Jersey
Mr. Hobson
Hobson
Capitol
Frost
Electric Boat Company
Spear
Speaker Cannon
Naval Affairs Committee
Mr. Spear
Naval Committee
Washington
Mar
Sanate Committee On Finance
Aldrich &Nancial
Kansas day beliefs and local disasters in brief
Excerpt reports political zeal in Kansas with calls for freedom from oligarchy and revival rhetoric. It recounts Newton’s worst fire destroying the business district and killing horses, a reform school leadership change in Hutchinson, a push to cede Haskell to the state university, a fatal tree accident near Concordia, a suspected murder body found near Broughton, and the birth of a new town named Winklerville five miles south of an unspecified location.
Boys and Men Corn Contest Class B Opens Entries
The notice details a Class B corn contest for boys aged 10 to 14 with one quart of seed corn supplied and gold watch prizes. An open class for men aged 14 to 20 offers ten pedigreed seed corn entries, trips to Manhattan for prize winners, rail fare and board, with additional prizes likely. Entries should be sent to 8 W Black Columbus, for Cherokee county farmers also urged to enter for best mar gans biggest yield and other prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Columbus
MEX
Cherokee County
Unclear Timing Data From OCR Fragment
OCR fragment shows various time stamps and a monetary figure of 15 dollars without context. No discernible event, names, places, or organizations are identifiable to form a proper news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Ayers
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mase
E. H. Collison
Daniels Block
Deloss & Gun
Khad
Mme
R&b
Went
Cooper's
Baxter Springs
D. M. Jones
Columbus ‘Marble Works
Frisco
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
Utah
Oming
California
New Mez
Old Mexico
Frisco' i
C. S. Rosnars
Baxter Livery Barn
Bischofsberger
Ann Arbor, Mich
Waggener
Topeka
Kan
B. P. Waggener
Atchison County
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas Tax Commission
Senate
State House
Kansas
Balaklava
R la Jara
William Helms
Manassa
Here
Sevastopol
Inkerman
Queen's Guard
America
San Lule Valley
Jefferson City
Gantt
Supreme Court
Missouri
Stone County
J. T. Harp
Verner Gibson
Ji Gloner
Traffc
M. E. Zeigier
Coffey
Ant Wr .Hollertin
WN. Nelligh
Parsons
Lee
Gineer
Smother
Kansas State Bews
Kansas Day
Mr. Murdoca
Godfrey
Newton
Busiess
J. B. Thompson
East Sixth Street
Reformatory
Hoch
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
J. A. Cady
Mr. Cady
E. E. Marshall
Haskell
Frank Strong
The
Kansas University
Haskell Institute
State University
Strong
George Houghton
Rackley
Republic County
Concordia
Wood Blackburn
Clay County
Union Pacific
Broughton
Blackburn
Winklerville
United Iron Works Co
Freeman Foundry and Mig Co
Chandler & Taylor
Norwalk
Revere &Kd
A. Hood & Sons Imp. Co
Kansas City
Cherokee
Pittsburg
Joplin
Oklahoma City
Afton
Fort Worth
Points South
Wichita
West Bound
West
C. S. Roberts
St. Pan
B. H. Payne
C. H. Rohrer
Harvey Meale
LL. B. Smith
Dome T
Union Dept
Kinane Cay
Thompson
Dieseela Bied
Baxter Secinga