Kansas Farmers Hear Denmark Dairy Lesson For Wheat Outlook
State Agricultural College speaker compares Denmark as a dairy nation to Kansas, noting Denmark’s 170 million pounds of butter yearly and home consumption. Reports say Kansas winter wheat is better than last year with potential strong yields, while bank reserves improve. A special train cost and rail safety anecdotes mix with local market notes, irrigation plans, and rural views from Emporia to Dodge City.
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Lyon County
Emporia Gazette
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Walnut Valley
Florence
Eldorado
Threidgrh
Wilson Guinn
Butler County
Eureka
R. Moses
Great Bend
Best
National Irrigation Congress
Lincoln
Dell
Lane
Tariff debate highlights in House ends amid votes
March 30 reports high party tension in the House as the Ways and Means Committee pressed amendments to the Dingley tariff bill from morning into afternoon. Amendments included free duties for books and scientific gear. Senate debates on constitutional limits and trusts follow, with provisions for Mississippi river life and property funding.
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Massachusetts
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Filibustering Tag Seized by Revenue Cutter
Key West Florida reports the tug Monarch was seized as a filibustering vessel, captured by the revenue cutter Winona and brought to port.
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Fla
Monarch
Winona
Gomez's Appeal and a Cuban Letter to McKinley
The Record reports C. E. Crosby joined General Gomez’s army after secret talks with the Santa Clara rebel governor and describes his acts at recent engagements. A letter from Gomez to President McKinley, dated March 1, 1897, accuses Weyler of terror in Sancti Spiritus and appeals for American action while urging the protection of Cuban civilians.
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C. E. Crosby
Don Carlos
Gomez
Santa Clara
Havana
Crittenden Marriott
Crosby
Arroyo Blanco
Maximo Gomez
McKinley
Sancti Espiritu
William McKinley
United States of America
Weyler
Sancti Ispiritu
Grover Cleveland
The
United States
Congress
Spain
A M. Gomez
Chicago Tanneries Strike Hits Eight-Hour Day Demand
Around fifteen hundred workers across Chicago tanneries walked out on March 31 demanding an eight-hour workday. The action affected multiple firms as workers unified under the labor push, signaling growing organized labor activity in the city.
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Curiaco
Chicago pioneer Jarius Mears dies at age 100
Jarius C. Mears, a longtime Chicago settler and former Hillsboro postmaster, died yesterday at his La Grange home at age 100 years and eight days. He first arrived in Chicago in 1835 and later served during Lincoln’s presidency.
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Cuscaco
Jarius C. Mears
Chicago
la Grange
Hillsboro
Ill
Lincoln
NO BOTTLED COCKTAILS TAX DISPUTE ENDS
In St Louis a liquor merchant challenged the rectifiers license on bottled cocktails but the Treasury Department ruled against cocktail vendors. Retailers warn there is little profit in bottled mixes if taxed. Patrons may need to drink at the bar and carry out fewer bottles in the future.
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St. Louis
United States Commissioner
United States Treasury Department
Divorces in Wicemra District Court
In Wicemra Kansas on March 31 Judge Dale disposed of eighty six divorce cases. Forty seven were dismissed for lack of due diligence and most others for non payment of costs. Over half the couples refused divorces. Kavise understood decrees granted and individuals had remarried.
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Wicemra
Kan
Dale
Kavise
Scandals in Montana indictments hit Helena senate
Helena Mont March 31 Secretary of the Senate John Poor indicted by the grand jury for falsifying public records losing a bill the night the last session expired Bail set at 10000 dollars ex state representative Martin Buckley indicted for accepting bribery He admitted it at the last session Hent Murdock out for Congress Topeka Kan March 31 I J Murdock ex state senator from Butter county brother to AL Murdock started his bid for Congress from the new Fourth district claiming Republican leaders want him to run if the Danler county Republicans approve
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Mont
Senate
John Poor
Martin Buckley
Topeka
Kan
Muareh
J. Murdock
Butter County
AL. M. Murdoclk
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Anne
Washington
Danler County
Snowstorm Closes Eastern Colorado Slopes
A heavy snowfall on the eastern slope of the Rockies in Colorado continues with high winds but mild temperatures. by noon the snow has largely melted and the weather remains unsettled.
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Denver
Col
Mareh
Onarda State Bank Robbed In Nighttime Break In
Galesburg March 31 The Onarda state bank was robbed last night with the safe wrecked by nitro glycerin. The loot ranged from 30 to 5 000 dollars. The robbers escaped on a handcar.
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Galesberg
Onarda
Minnesota Banker Introduces Currency Commission Resolution
Representative Heimel of Minnesota introduces a resolution for a banking and currency commission aligned with McKinley’s inaugural address recommendations.
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Wasnixurox
Marek Stoe
Heimel
Minnesota
Banking and Currency Commission
McKinley
Wealthy New Yorker commits suicide in Swiss? Geneva item
Charles A. Houghton, principal owner of the Corning Glass Company and reputed to be worth about $500,000, shot and killed himself in Geneva New York today. The death is reported as self-inflicted and ends his leadership role in the firm.
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Geneva
N. Y
Charles A. Houghton
Corning Glass Company
President McKinley Prefers Horseback Exercise Plan
The president, accompanied by General Miles and Secretary Porter, rode horseback yesterday afternoon in Washington as a form of exercise. The outing reflects McKinley's preference for riding as a routine activity.
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Wastiungron
McKinley
Miles
Porter
Elisha Graham Sentenced for Killing Farm Hand
Elisha Graham of Arcnson Kansas is sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary for the December killing of Jacob Hopkins, a farm hand. The 72 year old man faced a state court ruling delivering the verdict and penalty.
Ex-Congressman Converse Dead in Contempts Ohio
Former U S Congressman George Ju Converse dies at about 70 in his birth county Contempts Ohio. He served in Congress years ago and passed away today leaving a legacy in public service and regional politics.
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Converse
Contempts
Ohio
George Ju. Converse
Congress
Telegraph executive named Western Union head in St. Louis district
St. Louis. March 31. T P Cook assistant superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company at Dallas Texas was appointed to succeed Colonel L C Baker late superintendent who died suddenly a few days ago.
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St. Louris
T. P., Cook
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dallas
Texas
L. C. Baker
Missourians Move to North Dakota on Special Train
Forty Johnson county Dunkard families left Warrensburg Missouri on a special train bound for Devil's Lake North Dakota where they have taken up land. The journey will take about four days.
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Warrensburg
Johnson County
Dunkard
Devil's Lake
N. D
Kansas City Markets Grain and Live Stock Report
Kansas City market summary shows active grain prices across hard, soft, and white wheat with No 2 to No 4 grades and various crude figures. Corn oats rye and bran notes, plus bundled hay prices, reflect strong demand. cattle and hogs receipts rise with higher bids and top prices around 3.95 for hogs and 3.75 to 4.64 for cattle. sheep market also firm with representative sales listed.
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Hay
Timothy
Nod
Choice Prairie
Col. Swagese
Cure of breast cancer with S.S.S. serum claim
Mr A H Crausby of Memphis reports his wife ignored a small breast lump that rapidly progressed to a disfiguring cancer. Despite expert treatment she was deemed incurable until a course of S S S was started. After several bottles the cancer healed and never returned for years.
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A. H. Crausby
Kerr St
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Yous for Health climate cures consumption claim
Expert physicians affirm that the right climate may cure consumption and kindred diseases. The right climate is pure dry air equable temperature and constant sunshine, found in Salt River Valley Arizona and places in New Mexico. Descriptive pamphlet by Santa Fe Route Passenger Department offers full information for invalids free copies from G. P. A. Chicago. New Gala Field Discovered. California excitement over rich gold ore at Ransburg Cal 25 miles from Cramer station on Atlantic and Pacific division of Santa Fe Route. For full info on Ransburg and trip cost inquire of local agent A T S F.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Chicago
California
Ransburg
Cal
Cramer Station
Atlantic and Pacific
The Century in 1897 features leading serials and notes
The Century promises new features in 1897 including a leading American Revolution novel Hugh Vooncelirre Quakers purports to be fiction with historical figures Lafayette and Gates. Howard Pyle will illustrate the first chapters in November. Also, GRANT by General Horace Porter debuts as a diary based series on campaign life.
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Shakespear
North
South
William H. Shelton
Signal Corps
Dr. S. Vitae
Hugh Vooncel
Femonuy Boureby
Waebingienis
Social Lai Pei
Kaoven
Howard Pyle
Grant
Horaci Porter
Porter
A Rose of Yesterday by Marion Crawford announced
A new Marion Crawford novel titled A Rose of Yesterday is described as a modern life in Europe tale with American characters and begins in November. The feature also notes an engraving by wood engraver T Cole and mentions upcoming issues and subscription details for Century Magazine.
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Saracinescea
Casa. Braceio
Europe
T. Cole
Ruperbart
Rock Island Train Service Promises Speed and Comfort
EASTbound Rock Island trains boast vestibuled equipment, best dining car service, Pullman sleepers, and first class amenities. Emphasizes fast time, courteous staff, and refined cars. For tickets and maps contact Coupon Ticket Agents or John Sebastion G P A Chicago. Gazette notes Republicans dislike its opinion but praise its readership.
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United States
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Mexico
John Sebastion
Chicago
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