Ambassador Por ito Washington on successful search results
The April report details the discovery of a body from an old burial, with four generations preserved, following a long underground search in the St. Louis cemetery led by General Porter. The ambassador funded the labor after Congress took no action on the president’s recommendation. A large Night and day tunneling effort uncovered the remains amid a vast subterranean system.
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Ambbassador
Washington
Jalen Paul Dunes
Porter
Congress
St. Louis Cemetery
Bond issued for Mrs Chadwick on 25000 security in liberty
Cincinnati reports a new bond for Mrs Chadwick set at 25000 as security with 5000 named by the circuit court of appeals. The release also notes existing bonds in other cases and pending appeal proceedings scheduled for October before the U S circuit court of appeals. Counsel says it remains uncertain if the bond can be secured or when appeal papers will be filed.
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Cincinnati
Chadwick
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland
J. P. Davies
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
County Criminal Court
Jrachey
Man Threatens Family in Castle Township Incident
McPherson Kansas April 15 Charles Conrad of Castle Township entered his home and used a heavy club to drive his wife and daughter out. He then threatened to kill them. They fled to a neighbor. Mrs. Conrad filed a warrant charging insanity this morning. Witnesses recall the nearby Tuxhorn tragedy as Conrad claimed others to blame and said he wished to take control of his children and property. He was arrested today and vowed to fight his confinement as the case proceeds tonight.
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Lwantty
Union Pacific seeks injunction amid refinery dispute
In Kano? Wiebiti and Agel Wen Torker of Chareyvale appeal to union leaders to back contracts mandating use of 450 barrels per day once an oil refinery is built at Wiehtta. A committee was formed to discuss refinery costs with Usker and Wielidia. News notes multiple regional incidents around April 15 including mine accident in Pittsburg Kansas and a damaged claim in Concordia.
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Wiebiti
Kame
Agel
Torker
Chareyvale
Saar
Concordia
Kan
Gulf of L.B
No Carmage to Fruit Antiteigarette Law Signed
Governor LaFollette of Wisconsin signs a measure prohibiting sale and manufacture of cigarettes or cigarette tobacco and paper. The act, intended to curb tobacco uses, takes effect July 1 and follows reports of fruit damage from tobacco products in several parts of the state.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Kans
Wealthy Negro Arrested in Coffeyville race case
Foster Williams, described as the most influential and wealthy negro in Coffeyville Kansas, faces an accessory after the fact charge in the assault on Mrs John Griffith. He posted 1000 bond forApril 24 city court appearance. Three more negroes were arrested for assault on Fire Chief Miller, totaling twelve in custody on that charge.
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Coffeyville
Kans
Foster Williams
John Grifith
Williams
Miller
Snelling
Beef Trust Witnesses Fall Short in Grand Jury Probe
The Chicago grand jury investigating the beef trust pressed two women and a man for evidence to indict a high official of leading packing firms. Indictments on the witness tampering charge have been returned against five persons, but officials say efforts to influence government witnesses continue. Three witnesses were subpoenaed and questioned but did not disclose as much as hoped.
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Chicago, Lls
Chicago
Health Survey Urged as Epidemics Rise in Kansas
Topeka dispatch reports state health secretary S J Crambine calls for local health officials to conduct sanitary surveys and compel cleanup of premises including yards, stables, feed lots, and alleys. The alert cites March outbreaks with 1123 smallpox cases and several deaths, urging action amid fever and diphtheria concerns.
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Topeka
S J. Crambine
State Board of Health
Elsa
Andy Dines
Boxing Title Bout Sought Between Sullivan and Mitchell
The sporting editor reports a potential twenty round Marquis of Queensbury match to be held in May between John Sullivan, former world champion, and Charley Mitchell, England's champion. A crowd gathered as the former champion spoke briefly from a platform at Camp Hoogovelt.
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Tacoms
Wast
Tecoma
Anid
John & Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
England
Thensbury
Retail oil dealer seeks full information on Standard Oil war
Fibsan of Oberlin Ohio says Standard Oil has waged relentless war to drive him out of business and has received a request for full information from Harbert Knox Smith acting commissioner of corporations in Washington.
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Oberlin
Ohio
GO. Fibsan
Standard Oil Company
Colony of Catholics Plans Farmland Settlement Near Sikestown
Cairo April 14 authorities report a group led by Archbishop Glennon of St Louis has purchased 100000 acres near Sikestown Missouri to establish a colony of Catholics from New York and New Orleans. An additional 100000 acres may be acquired to support village colonization and settlement plans.
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Cairo
Sikestown
Missouri
Archbishop Glennon
St. Louis
New York City
New Orveans
EAN, Cok
Kiss theft case ends with payment order
Cincinnati court orders Dr J B Alexander of McPherson Kansas to pay Hertha Mitts for a kiss stolen during a visit from Kansas. The incident involved a former physician obtaining a kiss from the woman. Also reported is a Oklahoma Indian Territory statehood committee decision to hold a state convention in Oklahoma City on July 12 and the death of General John Lane at Albany.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
J. B. Alexander
McPherson
Kansas
Hertha Mitts
Williamstown
Kiy
Covington Federal Ccitt
Vdu
Alexander
Mitts
Oklahoma City
O. T
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Expected to Go North Telegram Hint on Russian Squadron Move
A Saigon telegram from Hongkong dated April 15 suggests the Russian squadron will likely sail north before the end of April. The message notes the possible relocation of naval forces as tensions in the region rise.
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Hongkong
China
Saigon
Probaly
Emporia College President Resigns After Seven Years
Dr. J. C. Miller, president of Emporia College for seven years, has submitted his resignation effective June 1. The board of trustees will meet next Monday to appoint his successor. Miller had requested relief previously but was persuaded to continue.
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Emporia
Kan
J. C. Miller
Emporia College
Kate
Miller
Jefferson family Hopeful in Joseph Jefferson’s Health
Atlanta April 15 The latest advices from West Palm Beach Florida say Joseph Jefferson’s condition is unchanged. His family and friends remain hopeful.
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Atlanta, Ga
Joseph Jefferson
West Palm Beach
Florida
Three Men Killed In Tennessee Powder Explosion
Nashville Tenn April 15 Three men were killed and several injured when a powder explosion occurred at Trenton Tenn today considerable property was damaged.
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Nashville
Tenn
Trenton
Petition Denied For General Council In Russian Church
In St. Petersburg Emperor Nicholas refused the clergy petition seeking a general council to reform ecclesiastical administration. He noted the times are disturbed and the task requires calm consideration. He pledged to begin such work when a favorable moment arrives to summon the old Russian church for canonical discussion.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas
Mass Romanoff image shocks St Petersburg readers
An illustrated weekly in Russia prints a sensational image showing the Imperial family in coffins. The drawing includes the empress and heir to the throne with shadowy outlines of Grand Dukes Sergius and Alexis, the dowager empress, and other Romanoffs, all depicted as dead.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Neva
Russa
Capilar
Sergius
Alexis
Romanall
REPORT FROM JAPANISH ALARMING ADVANCE NEAR MACHOTAN
News from Japan reports Japanese forces advancing toward Machotan east of Manshi after defeating a German ally. A northern column from Sing King attacked positions five miles south of Pachatyu. Other fronts show no change in military situation.
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Tokin
Dipanesa
Hheeromy
Toni Herons
Banshir
Machotan
Mansli
Sing King
Pachatyu
Mevot Gagychao Hill Scene Shifts In Meiji War
A dispatch from St. Petersburg dated April 11 reports Linavitch stating that on April 10 Russian cavalry located Japanese forces occupying a hill south of Mevot Gagychao in the Eiun River valley. The Russians captured the position and forced the Japanese to retreat westward.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Linavitch
Mevot Gagychao
Eiun River
Telegraph Briefs Summary of Crises and Crimes
Reports from Granger Texas show William Fisher killed. BR W Thompson jailed for murder. Ed Campbell, colored, convicted of killing Tom Bowell. Campbell given 12 years in Joplin Missouri. Swedish mission college under condemnation near McPherson Kansas. Eastern Oklahoma floods damage crops and property. Haman Willis, 24, commits suicide in Root Indian Territory. wedding planned next Sunday. John Hockenberg found dead in Cumberland River near Smithland Kentucky. body head crushed after disappearance. Charles Williams arrested at Cairo Illinois on murder of bartender William Parr, released at inquest. Mount Shasta activity increases with ground opening and mud ejection. Railroad across a canyon sinks 40 feet. Cole commission failure in Minneapolis shows liabilities 320,428 and assets 875,312. traders owe 289,288. Atchison Globe notes a sacred image to battle on water.
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William Fisher
Granger
Tex
BR. W. Thompson
Ed Camptell
Tom Bowell
Canbell
Joplin
McPherson
Kans
Swedish Mission College
Oklahoma
Haman Willis
Root
I. T
John Hockenberg
Cumberland River
Smithland
Charles Williams
Cairo
William Parr
Parr
Mount Shasta
Callon
Cole Commission Company
Minneapolis
Santa Fe Boiler Makers Strike Sees No Violence Yet
Topeka Kans April 1 No violence reported today from any Santa Fe shop points in the Boiler Makers strike. E R Kyter union representative says all boiler makers from Chicago to Albuquerque are out except one van at Las Vegas and five men at Fort Madison.
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Topeka
Kans
Santa Fe
Boiler Makers Union
E.R. Kyter
Chicago
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Fort Madison
Teamsters Attacked in Chicago Fight at Montgomery Ward
A group of angry teamsters assaulted a Montgomery Ward & Company caravan in Chicago. They dragged driver John Cox from a wagon and a desperate struggle led to police intervention. A peace conference today failed to yield an immediate result. Mayor Dubna later said he hoped for an amicable withdrawal.
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Chicago Tls
Aprilia
Montgomery Ward & Company
John Cox
Wapon
Cox
Looking for Swindler in St Louis Case
United States deputy marshals and postal inspectors search for M. Tiny, charged with leading the Keystone Commission Company of Rust Street Saint Louis. The firm is alleged to have defrauded customers and used a fake power car scheme, with involvement suspected across nearby cities.
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Mon
cApril 1
United States
Pastomon
Fue M. Tiny
Jit
Keystone Omminion Company
Rust St. Louiy
Tavwe
Phe Mth
Olean Ate Eben
Ambassadors Attend English Bench and Bar Entertainment
Ambassador Choate described the lively event hosted by Hatsbury in England last night. About 300 guests attended as Gumberhdin, Cuba born, led the celebrations and spoke on the impression the bench and bar made on him during the formal gathering.
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Lomion
Apri
Ambassador Choatexamimed
Thie
P England
Hatsbury
Large Bequest to Tuskegee by Philadelphia Woman
A Philadelphia woman Mary E Shaw left a record bequest to Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. The will probated here bequeathed 34 000 to the institution. Booker T. Washington was noted as president during the bequest.
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New York
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Mary E Shaw
Philadelphia
Booker T. Washington
Tapeworm Cure Claim From Mexican Official
A Mexican consulate general in Yuebos Ayres reports a scientific discovery claiming the tapeworm is the natural enemy of consumption germs and cannot coexist with them. Eminent scientists James and Maudoul support this, saying the tapeworm may prevent infection and has cured consumptives. Doctors tested a liquid from the tapeworm showing slowed disease progress and, in some cases, complete cures.
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Yuebos Ayres
Infogras
Fle
L. James
H. Maudoul
Academy of Sciende
Paris
Japs Make Good Surgeons Says British Doctor
Sir Frederick Trejes notes in a travel notebook that the Japanese school of surgery may become great. He praises Japanese surgeons as patient cleanly disciplined with strong hands and a love of ritual, adding they are observant and receptive though not highly logical or profound.
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Frederick Trejes
Traveil
Japan
Dezterona
Telegraphic 8 Revities From Across The Nation
A rapid news jumble reports George Tailor fatally struck crossing Osage City Kansas by a Santa Fe train. Cape Girardeau store robbed and safe blown for 2050 dollars. Court dispute between Carl Crow city editor and student settled by arbitration. Levi Long sentenced to two years for murder in Arkansas. Blanche Suithero dies from buggy crash injuries in Virginia. Fire destroys J R Dogg Mistikery heat in Popular Bluff Missouri, suspected incendiary. Route No 1 rural delivery ordered May 15 at Montada Kansas. St Louis detective to London to fetch Arthur McIntyre on embezzlement charge. US Comptroller approves new banks including American National in Ween. Multiple river and trolley line incidents report near misses and equipment use. Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri officials involved in various investigations and accidents. Lady Curzon invites quake victims to hospitals in Simla. Chile and Peru consider colonial issues. Ismir transports toward Yemen.
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Broadway
Cape Girardeau
Carl Crow
The
Columbia
Dearld
Levi Long
Bud Garrett
Arkansia
Blanche
Simuel Suithero
Virginia
J. R. Dogg
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Montada
Anderson County
Kansas
Lee Killian
St. Louis
London
England
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Reed
Robert T Reed
Jamis
Athios
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Uli
George Appeldag
American National Bank of Ween
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Capiad
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Iriver
Ers
Liane Dane OW
Walsony
Efa
Ekera
Fateh
Eva Reece
Tata
Wendy Trite
M. Noble
Ladian
Ponca
Oia
Washington
Bureil
Sana Fe
Kinsley
Kens
Santa Feo Hospital
Firaman Frank J. Reeeve
Kay Zimmerman
Jonetson City
Polhamand
William Nell Way
P.M. Howard
Department of Justice
Guthrie
Okla
Bherwood
Thomas A. Neal
A. G. Copelind
United States
Helena
Ark
Iving
South Mealestor
I. T
Elia Bullis
Oklahoma City
Julius White
Edmond
A Lundsford
Arthur Butchford
Mechanic’s Savings Bank of
Rochester
N. Y
Pecos
Miguel Hinogos
Jose
Notice of pharmacy permit in Lawrence Daily area
Public notice states a registered pharmacist seeks a permit to operate a veterinary and medical oriented pharmacy on Magmarchrentia street in the Second Ward of Lawrence County Kansas. The application references Probate Judge approval and a birthday of May AP with details of location and lawful purpose.
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Edity
Lawsaen Dougina County
Kanwar Dil
Apri
Damredee
Od Marten
Stojese Vensky Telegram Before Battle in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch from St Petersburg claims Stojese Vensky sent a singular telegram before leaving Sossibe promising to telegram again before the battle. He said if beaten you will leave through Togo and if defeated he will announce it. The message is said to be accepted as Rus slang for victory or death.
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Paris
France
Stojese- Vensky
Sossibe
St. Petersburg
Jacconic
Togo
Governor Grants Reprieve for Will Rudolph in Murder Case
St Louis April 15 Governor Folk granted a reprieve to Will Rudolph until May 8 to allow time for a case presentation to the United States Supreme Court. Rudolph was sentenced to be executed Monday at Union Missouri for the murder of Detective Son Schumacher.
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St. Louis
Folk
Will Rudolph
Rudolph
United States Supreme Court
Union, Mo
Sonumacher
Putiloff Works Closed in St Petersburg
The Putiloff works in St Petersburg were closed on April 15 after a notice on the gates cited unreasonable demands by workers, threats to officials, frequent work interruptions, and disregard for raises.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Two Workmen Shoot Policemen in Lodz Street
In Lodz Russia on April 15 two workmen shot and killed two policemen in the street. One of the assailants was arrested.
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Lodz
Russia
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