Clarke Leads Clarke for U S Senator in Arkansas Returns
Indications from additional county returns show ex governor James P. Clarke likely winning the U S Senate race against J K Jones with a double digit margin on joint ballot. Gov Davis appears to carry two thirds of counties in the gubernatorial contest.
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Bishop Bonacum Wins Four Year Church Property Battle
In Tecumseh Nebraska Bishop Bonacum triumphs after four years of ecclesiastical and civil court action to gain possession of St. Andrew's Church. Trustees aligned with Rev. Father Murphy initially locked the church. mass was later celebrated by a priest chosen by the bishop. Father Murphy has been transferred and excommunicated.
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Ex-US Consul General Stowe Drops South Africa Book Plan
Kansas City dispatch notes Colonel James G. Stowe once consul general at Capetown says he returned to the United States intending to write about the South African war but was urged by Secretary of State John Hay not to publish. He will delay the project until after hostilities end if possible and will not reveal war causes at this time. In Pretoria Schalk Burger fails to open talks with Stein as DeWet and Steyn advance west along the main railroad line escorted by Vanniekirk and Van de Merwe with reports tracing them toward Paris near Heilbron.
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Garfield Accepts Civil Service Post in Roosevelt Administration
Washington March 31 James R Garfield son of the late President Garfield has accepted the civil service commissioner post offered by President Roosevelt He will fill the vacancy left by William A Rodenberg on April first Garfield is a young lawyer practicing with his brother H A Garfield in Cleveland
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Patrick Marries Mrs Francis in Tombs Matrimony
Albert T Patrick convicted of first degree murder for plotting the death of William Marsh Rice marries Mrs Addie L Francis inside the Tombs prison matron's room. The ceremony proceeded secretly with two witnesses and a duplicate contract signed before a magistrate filing within six months.
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William Marsh Rice
Addie L. Francis
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Unique funerals light Pike County with rifle bearing mourners
In Pike County two rival funeral processions drew over two hundred mourners Sunday. Hatfield Thompson and his son Eph were buried on a mountainside while John Rutherford and Harry Watts were also laid to rest. Both marches ran parallel, watched by each faction, hinting at a feud escalation.
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the Tribune
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Five Hundred Attend Shooting Tournament in Kansas City
About five hundred shooters gathered in Kansas City for a major national event at Blue River Park near the city. Preliminary rounds opened in bright clear weather as contestants vie for the grand American handicap honors and world championship status.
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Blue River Park
Brain Food Nonsense Branded by Competent Authorities
They debunk the idea of specialized foods for brains muscles or bones and urge a balanced diet. Digestive issues ruin nutriments, so regular doses of Green's August Flower are promoted to aid digestion liver function blood purification and vitality. Available at Wilson-Jenkins Co with Dr G G Green remedies and the Special Almanac.
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Wilson-Jenkins Ae Co
Green
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