Woman Deputy Marshal In Oklahoma Carrying Six Shooter
Beulah Reynolds, a steno grapher turned deputy United States marshal for the Eastern district of Oklahoma, serves under Grant Victor. The petite, poised woman has authority to arrest, raid, and serve papers, and she carries a pearl handled revolver. Reed born in Missouri and educated in Lexington, she views the appointment as political and is noted as possibly the only woman in active deputy service.
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Musxoch, Ox
Beulah Reynolds
United States
Oklahoma
Grant Victor
Miss Reynolds
Randolph County
Missouri
Lexington
Oklahoma City
Victor
United States Marshal
LELAND CAMPAIGN TOUTS MADK LINKS WITH MCCKINLEY
Kansan candidate Cyrus Leland displays letters claimed to be from William McKinley and Charles G. Dawes endorsing his integrity. The documents, supposedly written without Leland’s knowledge, are presented as campaign backing from 1891 to 1896.
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Leland
Mr. Leland
McKinley
Cranes G. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Union League Club
Chicago
Til
Mr. Dawes
Cyrus Leland
Republican Estate Committee
Kansas
Collins
Leisad
W. McKeeter
Judge Cleland Seeks Reform Colony For Inebriates
Judge McKenzie Cleland asked Chicago Woman's Club members to back a reform colony on a city farm near Riverside. Cottages would house colonists and staff, with abandoned streetcars as interim housing until funds are raised. The plan aims to reclaim drink-affected individuals and keep young offenders from juvenile institutions through outdoor exercise, rest, food, and medical care.
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Cureace
McKenzie Cleland
Chicago Club
Riverside
Cieland
John Worthy School
Bridewell
Cleland
Chicago Woman's Club
Fly Wheel Failure Kills Two at Waukegan Plant
A North Shore Electric Light fly wheel burst at the Waukegan plant at midnight causing two deaths and injuring two others. A belt on the twenty foot wheel caught fire, the blaze arced as volunteers arrived, and debris wrecked the brick engine house.
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Curiaco
North Shore Electric Light Company
Waukegan
North Shore
Fatal New York baseball accident strikes woman
A ball thrown by a boy in New York struck Mrs. Catherine Murray near the heart on Tuesday afternoon. She died the next day at age 58 after suffering shock and a heart swelling revealed by autopsy. Doctor Charles Wuest ruled the death due to the blow and resulting shock.
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New York
Catherine Murray
Kansas University Washburn Debate on Woman Suffrage
Kansas students to argue the question of extending equal suffrage rights to women. In Topeka, Washburn and the University of Kansas will debate with KU affirming the measure. Debaters include Thomas Countryman Cowles Wright and Edgar Bray. The event marks the third KU debate this year with a forthcoming Missouri clash.
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Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas
Washburn
K. U
Thomas Countryman
Cowles
Wright
Edgar Bray
State of Kansas
Missouri
Easter Gifts Two Millions Distributed Among Mexico Poor
Pedro Alvarado of Parrall Mexico, once a poor miner, distributed about 2 million dollars in Easter aid to over 3,000 poor families. The charity included clothes food rent medicines and other necessities via churches priests and authorities. He has built fifty churches and more than one hundred schools in eight years while his wealth is estimated at 100 to 200 million dollars.
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Galveston
Tex
Pedro Alvarado
Parrall
Mexico
Palmillo
Republic
Katy Shops Closed Again In Sedalia Layoffs
About 500 Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad shop workers in Sedalia will be laid off tonight until May 1 after officials said monthly appropriation has been exceeded. The Sedalia shops were shut for twelve days in March.
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Sepaura
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Sedalia
Arch
Death claims Colonel Warwick once of Morgan's Raiders in New York
Colonel William S. S. Warwick, 85, a former Morgan's cavalry member born in Virginia, was found dead in his Bronx home. Coroner cites infirmities of old age. Once wealthy lawyer who entertained Southerners, he later lost his fortune and lived modestly with his servant Mammy. He was related to notable Southern figures, including Senator Daniel of Virginia.
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New York
William S. S. Warwick
Bronx
Colonel Warwick
Virginia
Morgan
South
Warwick
Daniel
Millionaires Owe Barnes for Chinese Concession Judgment
Thurlow Weed Barnes has secured a judgment of 398,481 dollars against the American Development Company for obtaining concessions from the Chinese government via Wu Ting-fang. The list of liable syndicate members includes Carnegie Steel, James Stillman, Thomas F. Ryan, William Barclay Parsons, Mrs. Calvin Brice, Grant B. Schley administratrix, John R. Hegeman, Edwin Ber.wind, Anthony Brady, Frederick Whiteridge, Marcel lus Hartley, Levi Morton, Senator Platt, T Jefferson Coolidge, George Baker, Jacob Schiff, and August Belmont.
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T. W. Barnes
New York
Thurlow Weed Barnes
American Development Company
Wu Ting-fang
Washington
Carnegie Steel Comany
James Stillman
Thomas F. Ryan
Wiliam Barclay Parsons
Calvin 8
Governor Deneen’s Train Stalled by Engineer’s Wife
During a trip from Quincy to Pekin Governor Deneen faced delays as a hog train halted near Havana. The engineer sat on the ties chatting with his wife about household matters including shopping needs and kitchen upkeep, delaying travel before resuming.
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Pekin
Bia
Deneen
Quincy
Havana
Strikers Break Injunction in Pensacola Street Railway Strike
In Pensacola Florida on April 23 the strike adversaries violated a federal court injunction to curb unrest. Barns housing more than a hundred strike breakers at the Pensacola Electric company were stoned early today. No injuries were reported and several arrests were made.
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Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Electric Company
Woman Kills Runaway In Pittspurs Buggy Accident
Mrs Margaret Wolfram was killed and her husband and 4 year old child injured when a buggy ran away on the North Side after a dog barked. The horse bolted, throwing them from the buggy late last night in Pittspurs, Pennsylvania.
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Pittspurs
Margaret Wolfram
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Marshal Grant Victor
M’kinley
Chicago Women's Clubs
Waukegan, Ul
K. UC
Ilinois
Post
Elijah
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Madame Yale
Mme
Yale
Mme. Yale
Ceraire
Do. Gt
Walnut Street
City Savings Institution
Kanees
Watt Webb
Pres. W. S. Web
Rocker
Perree
GEO. B. Peck Dry Goods
Farwell
Idry Goons
Browning, King & Co Clothing
Browning, King & Company
Voy
Kansas City
Delaware ST
Herrick Refrigerator & Mig. Co
N. B
Miam Street
Copenhagen
Blondine Olive
Mordges
Glidden Varnish Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Meyers & CO
Walutts
Walnut ST
West
Marlborough
T. B. Potter Realty Co. Inc
Marlborough Heights
R.A. Long
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