Kansas Newspaper Man Died in Kansas City Last Night
Frank C Montgomery editor of the Journal at Topeka died at the Midland hotel in Kansas City from stomach hemorrhage. He had been ill a month. the family was summoned ten days ago. He was born in Iowa and raised in Topeka where his infant daughter will rest with him in Hays City per his wish.
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Frank C. Montgomery
Topeka
Journal
Midland
Hays City
Liawrenoa
Bomb Throwing Muted in Russian City Assault on Police Official
A Russian police commissioner, Szabalovicz of Lodz, was seriously wounded by a bomb thrown at him in the street. The assailant was pursued by a policeman and the attacker died from sword wounds after a gun was found on him. The blast shattered windows five miles away and heightened anti socialist tensions in the area. Reports also note labor unrest in St. Petersburg and peasant disorders in Werra district.
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Monsara
Sine
Bank Officers Arrested in Ohio Bank Fraud Case
Elyria Ohio April 1 Cashier F E Kameen Assistant Cashier E B Walker and Bookkeeper Dana Walker charged with diverting funds from Citizens Savings bank of Lorraine placed in county jail. They were arraigned and held on heavy bonds.
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F. E. Kameen
E. B. Walker
Dana Walker
Citizens Savings Bank of
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Daylight burglary hits Pittsburg jeweler shop
A bold thief snatched two diamonds valued at 75 dollars and a 300 stud from U T Morrison jewelry in Pittsburg. The culprit fled with a accomplice believed to escape with the jewels after a chase through hotel and stores. one suspect named C. W. Flemming of St Louis and an associate registered as AOU tuuw of Kansas City were identified.
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C. W. Flemming
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Aou Tuuw
Kansas City
Rogers Answers Criticism Over Standard Oil Gift
New York April 1 H H Rogers vice president of Standard Oil issued a statement defending the company after criticism by the Prudential Committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions for accepting a gift of 100 000 from Rockefeller Chicago April 1 Thirty one members of the United Order of Seabees and others seek to appoint a voyage to Stad oop the ates at ie tan aim for an inquest reat auohige the olliters from calted ue farthier dues and lines of assessments.
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H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Prudential Committee
American Board of Foreign Missions
PD. Rockefeller
Chicago
Man Kills Himself After Prison Farm Incident
A 19 year old inmate at a reform school, Kane, died by his own hand with a heart wound while awaiting transfer from an Arkansas farm. No motive is given for the self inflicted death. In a separate incident in Slimy, Kansas, Mrs. Dota Huytes suffered fatal burns when a prairie fire set her dress ablaze, dying hours later after neighbors tried to rescue her.
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Mate
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Ty Ehuarig
St Farm
Dota Huytes
Cirealone
Death by own action shocks Pittsburg Kansas
A young man named Jorge Lumler, recently released from Folsom camp, died by his own actions at his home in Pittsburg Kansas amid a period of mental distress. The incident follows a long heart ailment and community officials note the event occurred in a temple setting. Officials report no further details yet.
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Kay
Jorge Lumler
Folsom Camp
Equitable Life conference resumes under state official
New York April 1 the conference among opposing interests in the Equitable Life Assurance society was resumed today before State Superintendent Tendricks Present were Harriman Hyde Critamins Mopenthau Bloomingdale and lawyers Raat Shiver Lauterbach Frankis Watt Stanefield Tendricks said he would not disclose yesterday’s discussions and hoped for an amicable adjustment though details could not be revealed
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James AH. Hyde
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Henry Mopenthau
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Ilu Raat
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Ed Lauterbach
Frankis
Watt
John Stanefield
Tendricks
Lincoln Bribery Probe Finds Senate Tainted by 20 Members
In Lincoln Nebraska a committee investigating an alleged 424000 beetle fund bribery plot to secure a biennial election report finds 20 senators were directly or inherently connected to the alleged scheme. The evidence suggests efforts by several om petal officials to raise funds to influence the senate and bribe aides tied to local county officials and treasurer Fink and his employee J. J. Wine.
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Neb
Ha Saddle
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J. J. Wineius
Morton Will Not Go Seeks Secretarial Post
A cryptic report suggests Morton declines a position as secretary amid cabinet reshuffle rumors. The piece hints at policy disputes and domestic reforms as key factors shaping the decision.
Peace terms outline shifts in Siberian and Pacific sway
In St. Petersburg on April 1 a document outlines conclusive peace terms. It claims Russia will yield the southern part of the Sakhalin stake in the North Pacific to Japan. Manchuria and Corea would be outside Russian influence, with the eastern Chinese railroad handed to Japan or an international syndicate for about 150.6 million.
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Prince and Princess Atidsuguawa Visit Germany
Prince and Princess Atidsuguawa departed for Germany today. The prince expressed hope that the visit will strengthen confidence and mutual respect between the two nations.
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Jap Declination Report and Paris Loan News
Reports from multiple cities describe Japan declining to negotiate with Russia on a factor basis, and a London dispatch notes an internal loan of 100,000 will be issued. Linevitch reports no change on the front. Roosevelt organizes the Isthmian Canal Commission with public member names to be announced Monday. Morace Burt is not joining the commission. Admission to the Lewis and Clark exposition is fixed at fifty cents with reduced commutation books.
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Baltimore officer declines San Domingo customs post
Wo. B. Gould of this city, appointed by the president as deputy selector of customs in San Domingo, formally announced today that he long declined the place. Also a classified notice advertises goldfish and globe outfits for sale at Raymond's window, 8 cents or 31.25 dollars for two outfits.
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State finances show modest gains in 1905 appropriations
Topeka April 1 More than 500000 in total 1905 appropriations exceed 1903 by 845443 due to growth in state needs and institutions. Increases include a state printing plant and private trolley line taxation changes. Legislators aim to cut state taxes while funding educational and public services.
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Double Purpose of Catholic Priest at Hutchinson
Catholic priest Father Farrell, a native of Nenagh Ireland, is reported to be visiting Hutchinson to assist families in hardship and aid poor girls in Ireland. He plans to mobilize support for better living conditions and family aid as part of his outreach.
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Train Wreck In West Shore Canal Kills Two Crews
A local West Shore passenger train derailed and plunged into a canal forty feet below the track. Engineer George Wilkinson of Crrea and Fireman F J Bright of Little Falls were killed and buried under the engine while Express Messenger John Holmes was severely hurt. No passengers were harmed.
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Settlement Talks With Santa Fe Oil Dispute Reported
Kansas City April 1 The Star notes Santa Fe sought an amicable settlement with Kansas oil producers over freight rates. A conference between Santa Fe representatives and producer committees discussed halting the lawsuit for conspiracy if concessions were granted. Participants included freight officials and political lawyers, with hope to avert further prosecutions if rates are resolved.
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Santa Ma
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Walliam
Ob Martin
Will Renew the Scale for Coal Miners
Soft coal operators in Philadelphia on April 1 announced near agreement to renew the wage scale, preventing a threatened strike by about 50,000 miners in the bituminous districts.
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PELUAERAPHID BREVITIES
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Weight of a Crowd in View of Recent Disaster
A Cosmos writer surveys experiments by German architect Hudscheidt on crowd weight per square meter. Laborers show 1200 to 1500 pounds. schoolchildren 1050 to 1246 pounds. Authors suggest using 1200–1300 pounds per square meter for load calculations. The Siamese crown prince's European education and languages are noted, including his Oxford history study and his book on The War of the Polish Succession.
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State refinery bonds rejected in Topeka bid opening
In Topeka on April 1 the state refinery bonds were not issued as advertised. All eight bids from bankers and brokers across New York, Boston, Topeka, and Wichita were rejected, with one bidder seeking half the amount. The action hinges on a constitutional test and mandamus proceedings may be filed against Treasurer Kelly and Warden Jewett.
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Ena
Wants Soldiery Restrain Growth of Friction Day Voting
Democrats in Leavenworth fear vote suppression during friction day as they urge detention to curb African American troopers from registering for the nomine. Colonel Wall vows steps to bar soldiers from participating. The issue notes I M Monthly Charity features society portraits and Valoeach and Ocuwand race panoramas in a Kurt Publishing Company issue.
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Rail takeover plan eyed by Trailan government
A Trailan government proposal seeks state takeover of nearly all national railroads at an estimated outlay of 200 million dollars. Archival notes from Genoa compare Columbus era costs and salaries. The report also notes varied items from foreign intelligence ships to civil rights limits for Hebrews in Spain, plus local notices of a food destruction in New York and odd anecdotes about a tall Russian plant smoker.
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Probate official positions in county administration
Fragmentary OCR lists several county roles including Deputy Treasurer Deputy County Treasurer Register of Deeds Deputy Register of Deeds and Deputy Surveyor with signs of garbled names. The readable portion hints at a probate judge and various county officers.
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Amamiesto
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices
Markets by Wire shows Chicago and Kansas City cattle and hog quotes with mixed oats and hay prices. Also lists wheat and corn futures, pork and lard prices, and notices from vendors seeking workers and housing in Boston and Chicago.
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