Plunder Located Government to Recover Funds
Government detectives have located most of the $722,000 Carter profited from his swindle. The Department of Justice, after years of tracing, plans to recover assets in New York and Savannah and return funds to the treasury. Attachments will be filed in New York City and Savannah as it gathers further details and may lead to arrests of associates.
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Kansas
War Department
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Department of Justices
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United States District Attorney
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New York
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Crematory Company
J. Sterling Morton
Fettens
Tom A. Krads
Auburn
N. Y
New York Journal
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Frank Parest
Kansas City
Kansas University
Joss
Mr Parent
This Yeas
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Eldridge Howe Conser Oa
Fischersbosster
Uichings
Exsty
Eutemer
Virgiele Commings
Rton
Tae Baterie
Funston Promotion Debated and Topeka Visit Planned
In an extended interview with congressional leaders, talk centers on Frederick Funston’s brigadier general appointment and President McKinley’s Topeka visit. Corbin and Lang discuss readiness, while Curtis learns details of the trip likely to occur late May or early June. Augusta Montana endures a disastrous fire leaving $75,000 in losses. A Parkersburg mother is accused of fatally burning her infant, stating weariness with care as motive.
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Leni
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Leng
Faniston
Lang
Corbin
Hertyr
Lin Ir
Sila Corbin
Pan
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Gen. Corbin
Minoley
Topeka
Charles Curtis
Cartelyat
McKinley
Threka Commercial Elul and Theod Solifiers’ Organization
Augusta
Mont
Thutte
Montana
Great Falls
Adams & Co
Appointments as Recorder Posts Shaped by Ripper Bill
Harrisburg April 6 Gov Stone named A M Brown recorder of Pittsburg and Joho R Murphy recorder of Allegheny City under a new act called the Ripper bill. The office shifts to mayors in second cities and grants governor power to appoint recorders. Appointees serve until 1902.
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Harrisburg
A. Mo Brown
Joho R. Murphy
Pituburg
Alleghany City
Stone
Tax Reform league seeks 910,000 to probe frauds in city election
Denver April 6 The Tax Reform league plans a fund of 910,000 to aid prosecutions of persons accused of fraud in the late city election and to hire experts to inspect city and county books. A large set of witnesses is expected to testify, aiming to show how funds were used.
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M League
Denver
Colo
Tax Reform League
Suppressed Cuban newspaper drawing sparks official crackdown
News from Havana reports Governor General Wood ordered suppression and sealing of offices after the Discussion published an illustration titled The Cuban Cavalry. It depicted US figures and Cuban leaders in a controversial crucifixion motif. Editor Senor Coronado was arrested then released on bail. no further action expected for several days.
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McKinley Ax
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Mart Magdalen
Helow
Senor Coronado
Tia
Latter Day Saints hold conference in dependence Maine
The general conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints met in dependence today. President Joseph Smith was chosen presiding officer. Five hundred delegates attended, including many women and three colored delegates from Papelte Tehttt.
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Dependence
Kansas City
General Conference of the
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Ine
Joseph Smith
Papelte, Tehttt
Textbook commission named for Topeka Kans April six
Cov Stanley appointed the textbook commission with members A R Taylor Edmund Stanley Wickits D F Shirk B Garney H F Bear D O McCray and others. The ex officio chairman Nelson calls the meeting and members earn sixty six and a half dollars per day for actual work. A free employment bureau director TB Gerow of Atchison is appointed with a salary of six thousand nine hundred twelve hundred annually but no appropriation was made.
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Apri
Cov Stanley
Text Book Commission
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Emporie
Edmund Stanley
Wickits
F Shirk
Cottonwood Falls
Edwin
Taylor
Edwardsville
F Sheldon
Ottawa
Populana
Garney
Condordts
M Bear
Wellington
O McCray
Free Aliver
Orficio
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nelson
T B Gerow
Atchison
Free Employment Bureau
Morehouse Brother Dies in Maryville Chair Incident
Stephen Morehouse, brother of former Missouri governor A P Morehouse, was found dead in his hive chair at his Maryville home around 4:00 am. Wife alarmed by smoking fire. death likely from heart rheumatism. A coroner's jury to investigate. the governor’s brother reportedly died by suicide at his Maryville residence.
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Marysville
Kansas City
Maryville
A P Morehouse
Missouri
Ashe
Trouble Looms Over US Demands in Caribbean
A San Juan dispatch reports Loomis not arrived as of April 6. Scorpion expected to raid Culebra, with naval officials unsure of Loomis location. Venezuelan consul Avils Blagoo warns Venezuela’s President Castro unlikely to yield, fearing U.S. naval demonstration and international tensions at seaports.
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Bates
Cincinnati
Ohio
Enquirer
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Loomia
Lagaayra
Hao Juan
Scorpion
Culebrao
Loomis
Avils Blagoo
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Blanco
Richmond report on Clay and barricaded White Hall
In Richmond Kentucky on April 6 the siege around White Hall continues with Gunfire and withdrawals. Deputy Sheriff Quiller narrowly escaped and believes Clay was struck by shots. A guard named Howling was arrested and disarmed as officials struggle to obtain details from the barricaded site.
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Richmond
Clay
Bherif Quiller
White Hall
Deputiea
Howling
Dr Pearsons Honored by Illinois Legislature Recognition Speech
Dr D K Pearsons of Chicago, a financier whose donations have aided schools and colleges, was lauded in the Illinois House. Representative Chamberlain led a resolution praising his benefactions as Pearsons spoke of using his wealth to educate and uplift the poor. He pledged continued support and thanked the assembly.
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D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Treasuries
Educational Institutions
Tower House
Pearsons
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Dr. Pearsons
Corn price surge at May delivery market opening
Chicago on April 6 reported May corn at 443c, up 110c from Thursday and a record high for the option. Buying demand from country customers was brisk but offerings were scarce, causing brokers to jostle for sellers. Early bids ranged 440 to 4410, with only top quotes easing the grip. Weather and light local supplies fueled demand as roads hampered seeding. In Omaha, Judge Sam Gordon, under impeachment suspension, was escorted from court as Police Chief Parker announced interim judge Ivaton Crawford would lead a session amid protests.
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Geof Phillips
Omaha
Meb
Samed I .Gordon
Waa'ngaln
Pollos
Ivatien Crawford
Many Surrenders Mark Russian Stand on Manchuria Talk
Manila reports a series of surrenders by insurgent forces in Luzon as Russia is pressed over Manchuria. The note cites Arejola with 800 men near Nueve Caceres, Tecson’s 19 officers and 175 men, and other detachments in Bulacan and surrounding provinces. A separate dispatch covers British press reaction deeming Russia’s stance risky if she retreats from China’s integrity.
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Armes
Manila
Arejola
Nureva Caceres
Camarines
Luson
Pablo Tecson
Russia
San Miguel
de Mayumo
Eetulagan
Luzon
Bulacan
Auscans
Cmirkom
London
Manchuria
Memenger
St Patersburg
China
Abe
Japan
Chinese Agree on Punishment in Murder of Missionaries
A Pekin dispatch dated April 4 reports Chinese plenipotentiaries agreed on punishments for the guilty provincial officialstion to be demanded by foreign ministers over the murder of missionaries wives and children in the province.
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Emtten
Hung Jury In Coffeyville Liquor Case At Last Chance
Coffeyville Kan April 6 A Star special reports the Last Chance saloon proprietor was tried for illegal liquor sale. The jury hung after raid found alcohol in the establishment and a recent jail break led to liquor theft. Absence of liquor evidence likely saved the proprietor from conviction.
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Cofeyville
Kangua City
Coffeyville
Kan
Jotay
Oity
Parole decision on Younger brothers faces House vote
The bill to parole the Younger brothers, imprisoned for bank robbery and related murders in Norfield Minnesota years ago, was finally killed by the House after twenty years of effort. A related note mentions a special train shipment of eggs to California and a major fire in Lisbon Maine. Perspectives on Japan Russia tensions are also reported from London.
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Smisaceota
St Paul
Minn
Norfield
House of Representatives
Radiator Plant Burns in Detroit Fire Loss Estimated at 150000
A large American Radiator plant near Timms junction on Joseph Campau avenue caught fire shortly after ten. Three buildings the warehouse pattern shop and machine shop were ruined after about two hours. Manager Frederick Bedges says 150000 is the loss and fully insured. 500 to 600 workers may lose their jobs. Cause unknown but likely started in the warehouse. The laundry building was saved.
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Detroit
Mich
American Radiator Company
Timlts
Tele Hne
Joseph Campau
Frederck W. Bedges
Chicago Grain Prices and Futures Report
The Chicago market lists April and May grain futures with quotes across several contracts. Notable entries include May at 4 and July at 74 with varying bids and deliveries.
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Cmicaso
Wamar
Jely Tie Conm
x_ Dara
Jely SK
Laape
Jay
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