Turmoil and Battles Reported Across Front Lines
In Adrianople Bulgarians demand honors of war, Turks resist, casualties mount as fighting resumes. Reports from Chatija Kalifadul and Kieura note Turkish and Greek movements in the Balkans. Wyoming governor halts prize boxing in Sheridan amid enforcement, while a distracted telegraph failure halts a suicide note and a Los Angeles tragedy ends in a pistol shot. In Nuevo Laredo a border clash leaves dozens dead or wounded among Carrancistas and Federals.
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Union News Fern Ion London
Adrianople
Foreign Office
England
Chatija
Kalifadul
Kieeura
Albania
Oferat
Powers Reject Terms of Allies in Balkan Negotiations
European powers inform Balkan allies that their highest demands for negotiations with Turkey are untenable and will not be submitted to Turkey. The move signals a firm stance and possible delay in mediation efforts.
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Terme
Berlian
Balkan
Lerne
Torker
Turkey
Trains Break 63 Hour Delay To Reopen Denver Rail Link
Snow storms Friday and Saturday blocked lines of the Union Pacific Walon Pacific Rock Island and Hurtington railways. By Monday morning the Marlington train bridged the snow barrier and restored the Denver line to the Bowl depot.
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Denver
Bowl
Rock Island
Hurtington
Vulon
Senate adjourns until April 7 to reconvene for extra session
Washington reports the United States Senate ends its extraordinary session and adjourns to meet again April 7. Most civil nominations by President Wilson are confirmed except Charles F Neill for the labor appointment. The special session is set to reopen April 7 in Washington.
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Benate
Washington
United States Senate
Vine Die
Wilsen
Charles F Neill
Beett
Joe Cannon
Pbtte
Aife
John Burke
North Dakota
Wihit
United States
Jimmy Sonn
Secret Service
Wee
Fiyon
White House
William Jennings Dryan
Wtate
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Ambancador Juese
Senate
Wilson
John Skelton Williame
Michmond
The
Treasury
Franklin D Noosevelt
New York
Gestarant
Nave
Beverly TP. Galloway
Agriculture
Kevin Sweet
Grand Haoide
Mich
Commierce
James A. Edgerton
New Jersey
Postoltion Department
Rebels Executed After Battle Near Waco
Seventeen members of the state troops were captured at a Saturday clash below Waco. They faced execution by the Airing squad after refusing to desert their principles. The event centers on Misa Yoakum, daughter of a wealthy railroad magnate, and involves figures linked to New York and Albuquerque.
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Heventoan
Dougie
Arte
Colojeda
Waco
Mies Vyoskum
Story of the Week Highlights War on Vice and Politics
The piece surveys global and domestic events including arrests in Chicago over a reported warrant and a governor election clash in Arkansas, a bank vault explosion in Oklahoma, and a river escape after a theft. It notes the Pacific Coast Woman's Press Association electing Ina Del Keith and a governors conference on working girls' welfare. It also covers legislative sessions, criminal sentencing, and high level appointments in the Wilson administration.
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Arron
Wirsen Tront
Loken
Eortady
Chicago
Etote Censtors
Elain
Arkanens
Capitol
Omaha
Denver
North Platte
Hobborn
Atato Bank
Tamaha
Ohba
Minobs
Senate
Assembly
Beck
Sacramento
Cal
Ford
Miller
Yerre
Neb
Leavenworth
Kan
Carpenter
Chigagro
Virginia Hrooks
Colorado
Frank W. Howbert
Henver
ST Lina
Marroll O'Mara
Ulvide Bonate “White Alivery
Auld
Springfield
Northweathers International Regatta and State Racing Bills
The Northweaters International rowing regatta is planned for Bt Pool on July 18 and 19. A racing commission bill passed the Indiana Legislature and awaits the governor. In a major boxing clash in Los Angeles Jud Anderson and Kocekout Brown fought to a draw. The Rocky Mountain basketball final saw Utah defeat Colorado. Governor Stewart of Montana approved the Kiley boating bill, allowing twelve round contests under the commission’s supervision.
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Indiana
Racing Commission
Bennie
Vernon Manna
Los Angeles
Jud" Anderson
Vencruver
Kocekout Brown
New York
Rocky Mountain
Galt Lake
University of Utah
University of Colorado
Ccore Oribio i
Califerna
Wella
Karlend
Madison
Carden
Stewart
Montana
Mixed world events echo across continents in brief turmoil
Reports describe violent clashes in Hyde Park with large crowds, Albanian casualties in Kosovo, and Japan's budget approval. Dispatches note explorations toward Mount McKinley, Raphael artwork discoveries in Perugia, Aguinaldo's plans to visit Canada, and political vetoes in Brazil and Japan amid cabinet talks and state notes.
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J.P. Morena
Rome
Hyde Park
Expeets
Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
Embezzlement case convicts ex banker. strikes settle. weather, politics noted
Ex Venezuelan president Cippano Castro sails to Hamburg while Charles F Maker admits embezzlement from Crocker National Bank in San Francisco. A garment workers strike in Boston ends with gains for workers. Reports detail a wartime style poisoning claim, voting rights progress in New York, meat price rise, and cyclone damages across several southern states. Memorial services mark Grover Cleveland birthplace.
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Cippano Castro
Venezuela
New York
Hamburg
Charles F. Maker
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Hosten
Late Market Quotations with Cattle and Feed Prices
The page lists cattle quotes for cows and heifers, veal, and feeders, with prices in dollars per head or ton. It includes upland hay and alfalfa, grain figures for wheat oats and corn, straw, potatoes, flour, and dairy products. Several named regions and suppliers appear, indicating market ranges and commodity values for ranchers and buyers.
Mixed Grain and Cotton Prices in Chicago and New Orleans
Market notes show Chicago grain quotes with multiple grain types and varying bids while New Orleans cotton is steady. Kansas City and St Louis futures are listed with May and July runs, reflecting a broad grain and fiber price landscape.
Knightshold election for annual meeting of the Knights Templar
Wyoming’s Grand Commandery elected officers at Evanston and set Rawline as the meeting site for March 11, 1904. The 27th conclave will feature uniform knights in a national parade during Denver events.
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Wyoming
Kolights Templar
Denver
Crow
Evanston
Arand
Raw- Hine
Judge rules in Walker Lumber versus Royal Fire Ins Co
Judge W. C. Menteer in Merrill Court finds valid insurance contract despite no policy and no premium paid between O. L. Walker Lumber Co and Royal Fire Insurance Co. The decision upholds coverage for the insured premises.
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Cheyene
W. C. Menteer
Mmerriet Court
O. L. Walker Lumber Company
Royal Pire Insurance Company
Immigration on With Rush Wysses Population Increase Feared
Immigration trends described as historic with settlers moving into all parts of the state. Officials expect the Wysses population to rise and land donations to follow. A Cheyenne good roads tour by county commissioners was postponed due to the Cheyenne Industrial Mab meeting, which discussed highway improvements between Cheyenne and Denver, including routes to Fort Collins and Greeley.
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Rush
Val Toseall
Wysses
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Larimer and Weld Counhes
Greeley
Fort Colline
Denver
Joseph M. Carey
Jacob Sherman
Aot
Northwestern Asbestos Mille Company
Wnternational Asbestos Mille and Power Company
Directure
Fuller
Mechanical issues disrupt Union Pacific service at Cheyenne
Poor track conditions and road openings caused damage and delays near Cheyenne. Officials warn the Union Pacific will incur substantial costs as railroad lines struggle to return to schedule after earlier disruptions.
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Cheyenne
Union Vesitie
Trates
Lees Roperty
Te Giese
Bineard
Union Pacfic
Cede Egenia
Wyoming News of the Week highlights and incidents
A roundup from Sheridan to Laramie covers church appointments and vetoes, fatal accidents, arrests for burglary, civic developments in Douglas and Cody, weather and local society notes, plus factory and road bids. Names include Rev J J Shingler, Governor Carey, J M Sedwood, and Karl Dickerson.
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Ester Newenapee
Caten News
First Congregational Church
Sheridan ix
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church of
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Mane
T. J. Simpson
Larante
Cw Hae
Capitol
Lowell
Edward Lacy
Laramie
Clara Wickstrom
Waco
Tex
J. M. Carey
Sheridan
Douglas Contractors
Little Larante Telephone Company
Ths
Mami
Morida
G. A. Harrie
BR. M. Paddock
F. B. Reffner
Pasin
Mee KC Lewis
Union Pacific Clorksmith
Oroville
J. M. Sedwood
Warren
Washington
Cody
Karl Dickerson
Elk Mountain
Henna
Hide
Meldrum
Raw- Hing
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Girl. Got His Answer.
An English passerby asks about two granite dogs guarding a Dublin estate. The Irish driver replies with a dry joke that they feed the dogs whenever they bark.
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Dublin
Jack
Were Only Bent Weighed 286 and Treads Banana Skin
A humorous anecdote describes Were Only Bent weighing 286 pounds. She slips on a banana skin and falls gently. A polite shopkeeper rushes out from his shop, concerned about breaking eggs, and assures her that the eggs are not broken, only bent.
The Exposition quip about heiress and nobleman
A fragment shows a nobleman declaring ownership to an heiress and she retorts with a jibe about her fortune. The piece closes with a wry line on how little it costs to remold last year’s hat.
Shadowed tea habit linked to nervous illness claims
A reader recounts severe headaches, nerve pain, numbness, and fainting tied to long tea use, claiming doctors warned of paralysis risk. She says quitting tea relieved symptoms and a prior two year habit with medical care did not help until she stopped drinking tea.
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Apella
Walaglea
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