Warned Black residents in Shreveport warn of law and order
In Shreveport Louisiana on March 2 a crowd of around forty mounted citizens rode through Black districts warning residents to recognize law and order. They announced a strong new organization and vowed to deal summarily with disorderly Black people. A related item from New Haven notes Yale Mission in Changsha and a cablegram about central China remaining quiet amid missionary activity.
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Shreveport
New Haven
Conv
Stokes
Yale
Chang Shai
Nan
China
Ching
Edward TL. Yume
Chang Sha
Nominations for UMW officers in District 1 closed
Pittsburg March Y nominations for officers in United Mine Workers District 1 closed last night. The list of all candidates to be voted on in the March 24 special election is in the secretary’s hands. Patrick Dal in's name appears among suggested for the presidency. Paris reports a revolutionary movement against Venezuela forming on Trinidad with rebels awaiting arms and supplies for a landing on the Venezuelan coasts.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Patrick Dal[lan
Paris
Venezuela
Revolutonists
Trinidad
President of Foundry Embezzler Arrested in Pennsylvania
Samuel C. Wallace, president of Union Forge Foundry in Vandergrift, Pa, is under arrest and charged with embezzling more than 20000 belonging to the firm. Three other men are said to have been indicted with Wallace by the Westmoreland County grand jury and are being sought.
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Chicago
Samuel C. Wallace
Union Forge Foundry Company
Vandererlie, Pa
Orm
Wallace
Westmoreland County
New Russian minister succeeds Kutter after land expropriation clash
St. Petersburg reports Fedorod named assistant minister of commerce to succeed Kutter who resigned February 1 over opposition to his land expropriation plan. The note adds local ads about children's books at Mrs Prentiss Home Store and rooms for rent as requests surge for party events.
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St. Petersburg
Fedorod
Kutter
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home Store
Griffin Ice Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Griffin Ice Co. will be held at their office 12 West Winthrop Street on Tuesday March 27, 1906 to elect officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. Milo Treworgy, Secretary.
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Griffin Ice Co
West Winthrop Street
Maren
Milo Treworgy
Kaw Valley Amateur League
Tongapoxle
Bonner Sprogs
Eudora
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Burrows Denies Candidacy For Republican Chair
Secretary of State J R Burrows says he is not a candidate for chairman of the Republican state committee. He emphasizes desire to represent the sixth district and says he will return to Smith Center after his term to manage his affairs.
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Topeka
J. R. Burrows
Republican State Committee
Smith Center
Haskell Triumph Over Wyandotte in Easy Victory
Haskell basketball defeated Wyandotte Athletic Club in Roo Nan City with a 65 to 8 score. Indiana stood out early as the team stretched its lead and showed clear superiority. The Maskell team is set to face Baker at Baldwin tonight.
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Haskell
Wyandotte Athletic Club
Roonan City
Indiana
Maskell
Baker
Baldwin
Burton Starts Home From Capitol Visit Not In Senate
Washington March 2 Senator J R Burton of Kansas was about the Capitol today calling on Representative Miller and other Kansas congressmen but avoiding the senate chamber. Senator Horton said he planned to stay in Washington until his appeal before the Supreme Court on April 2 then spend about ten days beforehand. Judge Dillon of New York and Fred W Lehman of St Louis would again argue his case for him in the Supreme Court.
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Washington
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Capitol
Miller
Congress
Senate Chamber
Horton
Federal Court
St. Louis
United States Supreme Cost
Dillon
New York
Fred W. Lehman
Lawrence
JW Cresch
Cresch
Ways and Means
House
Creech
University
Monroe
Roosevelt seeks Senate pass of railroad rate bill
Washington March 2 President Roosevelt hopes to secure a majority vote from both parties in the Senate for the railroad rate bill. He conferred with authorized senators today to clarify his position amid recent misrepresentations about his views on the subject.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
University Student Violet Cornelius Dies at Reserve Home
Miss Violet Cornelius, a University sophomore with advanced credits, died at her Reserve home after contracting typhoid fever during Christmas recess. This marks the fourth death in the fall class registered at the University. An unrelated advertisement notes watches and a 14 and 18 karat gold ring sold by G. Willman, jeweler and optician.
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Violet Cornelius
Conelius
G. Willman
Undertaking Department Sold to Kansas City Firm
Robertson has sold the undertaking department to E C Bussing of Kansas City who took charge this morning. Bussing is an experienced undertaker and will devote his attention to that business, while J W Robertson will focus entirely on the furniture trade.
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Ellis
Home Telephone Company
Kansas City
Washington Relief Corps Meeting Postponed March Second
Local note says the regular Washington Relief Corps meeting scheduled for Saturday March 2 has been postponed. Florence 1cl secretary suggests trying fresh marshmallows at Wiedemann's with 20 cent per pound pricing. Ventura club plans a food sale at Wagstaff's grocery tomorrow. Mary Sanderson discharged after appendicitis operation at Dr Jones hospital two weeks prior. Bagdad opera night March 2 features Hig Beauty Chorus and Royal Italian Orchestra at Browersock Opera House.
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Florence
Wiedemann’s
Ventura Club
Wagstaff
Blizzard stalls Cheyenne northbound train for sixteen hours
A north bound passenger train on the Cheyenne Northern with thirty passengers was halted by a snow drift on the prairie for sixteen hours. The line reports all wires down and a snow plow reguaged the track today.
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Chayenne
Cheyenne Northern
Address by J W Crach at Colveralty on Good Citizenship
J W Crach of Herlogton addressed Colveralty students in chapel on The Principles of Good Citizenship. The talk lasted about 20 minutes and drew an enthusiastic reception. Monroe, who accompanied Creech, received public recognition but avoided credit for university appropriation work. Local ad copy follows about spring gowns by Bea Mrs Connally at 903 Mass St.
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Herlogton
Colveralty
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Ilis
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Monroe
Preparations for China Crisis Under President's Orders
Washington reports the president has directed that all energy be concentrated in China with troops to be ready at a moment's notice for service in the far east. The aim is to pressure the empress dowager to curb the boycott while awaiting Chinese action.
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China
Washington
Bealdes
Philippines
United State
Far Aast
Boycott Movement Deepens Across China Says Canton Agent
W S Allen, Canton agent for a flour firm, arrived from the Orient and warned in San Francisco that the movement in China is not weakening but beginning to intensify. He called the boycott and reform movement a rising force, not a fading one.
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San Francisco
W. S. Allen
Canton
Orient
China
Looting at Chang Fu Mission Amid Mountain Blockade
Details from the Empress of India describe an attack on an American mission at Chang Fu sixty miles from Amony. Rioters looted the mission, blamed on foreign influence, while missionaries escaped except Aldham who hid in a Chinese official’s house. A blockade in the mountains is noted.
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Victoria
Street Cars in Denver Halted by Drifted Snow
Denver reports six and a half acres of snow with high winds, the worst storm of the chapter. Colorado and Wyoming railways delayed, Denver street car service impeded, northern Nebraska also affected as three feet fall in mountains. Wyoming stock affected and wire facilities demoralized in western Nebraska. Son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ran[o]
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Lincoln
Nab
Iporthern
Nebraska
Infant Rankin Funeral Held In Roswell NM
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Rankin of Roswell New Mexico was buried after a 10 30 AM service at Dr John T Moore’s home on Rhode Island Street. Rev Isolt led the rites attended by family and close friends. Rankin is a Moore relative. The Rankins, arriving yesterday with their son’s body, were accompanied by several relatives. Wichita March storm hits with freezing temps and downed wires.
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Roswell
N. M
John’ T Moore
Rhode Island Street
Rev Lsolt
Lred Rankin
John T. Moore
Mra. Rankin
Fins Tailoring Seeks Orders For Menswear And Indies Styles
J. H. Hinton promotes tailoring services for men suits shirts Indies skirts and coats made to order. Showcasing spring and summer samples and new styles. French dry cleaning repairs and trimming offered. Prices framed at 61 60 per month. Bell phone 057 red.
Blizzard Rages Across Western Kansas and Fortifyed Wires
Severe blizzard sweeps western Kansas extending toward Ellis and Colorado. Strong winds drift snow and disrupt utility lines but rail service reports no major delays. An ad for Olmasxi’s Cold Cure claims guaranteed relief at 25 cents.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Ellis Joto
Colorado
Olmasxi
Ia Quist in Springfield Riot Situation Maintained
Last night passed without repetition of the riotous scene. The militia and police appear to have the situation under control. Troops will not be withdrawn until after Sunday.
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Springfeld
Charles Decker
Paka
Morris
Malcom Watson
Colorado Springs
Colo
WO Watson
Social and Personal Notes From Kansas City Visitations
Dr A B Sellards and Dr J C Bechtel were in Kansas City today. Various residents traveled to Kansas City for visits and events. The Nineteenth Century Embroidery Club enjoyed a luncheon and social time hosted by Mrs H S Girdar. A birthday dinner was hosted for Miss Kessie Hargix. Numerous attendees and guests from Haskell Institute, Emporia, Topeka, Junction City, and other towns were noted with gatherings, dances, and social entertainments.
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J.C. , Bechtel
Kansas City
Mary Lockstone
Junction City
Mary LePage
Euaclaire
Wis
Mra LePage
Haskell
Mra
Edward Mealra
Creech in Town Honors Lawrence Visitor
Lawrence honors JW Cresch former Ways and Means chair as he praises the University and recalls his steadfast record. Also notes Kaw Valley Amateur League meeting postponement and upcoming schedule. Includes local ads and brief items on speakers, magazines, and Graham Flour.
Scott to Talk at North Lawrence Monday Evening
Charles Scott to speak to Dick ars ballo north Lawrence Monday evening. Scott will outline his political ideals in a full address designed for every voter in the district. Paint improves property with Raymond Lucas palette at 9.105 per gallon. Dancing every Saturday night at Prof. McKay’s hall.
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Wolf's Truck Store
Baptist Ladies
Raymond's Drug Store
Charles Scott
Dickars
Ballo North
Lawrence
Scott
Raymond
Lucas
McKay
Everett's Hall
Suit to Recover Deposits In Arkansas
Robert Dawson, real estate dealer, and W D Young, merchant, filed suit to recover deposits totaling 1200 from the Southern Hank Trust company before its closure yesterday. They allege the attorney considered applying to a federal judge to appoint a receiver. In San Francisco, a report on a boxing scene describes Teeny’s corner urging him as he faded in the tenth round.
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FL Smith, Ark
Robert Dawson
W D Young
Sait
Southern Hank Trust Company
San Francisco
Harry Tenpy
Frank Neil
Tenny
Prof Kay Lectures on Formation of the Earth's Crust
About 200 members and friends attended an illustrated talk by Prof Kay of the University at the YMCA auditorium. The lecture opened a regular city association series on education and geology. The next lecture is scheduled for March 18 and is open to all.
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YMCA
Kay
University
Lgave
WONT ADVANCE RATES
Topeka March 2 N H Loomis general attorney for the Union Pacific railway stated that the Santa Fe decision not to increase oil rates would lead to other roads not advancing rates. He said railroads will go before the legislature next winter and argue that existing rates are confiscatory and must be amended to allow remunerative oil transportation charges.
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Topeka
N H Loomis
Union Pabfic Railway
Santa Fe
Itta
Railroads Face Legislature Battle In Douglas County
An editorial notes Douglas County residents oppose railroad attempts to alter oil freight rates, while railroads plan to push for favorable terms in the next legislature. The piece highlights railroad influence in county primaries and upcoming votes amid expected political maneuvering. It also mentions Parsifal stage spectacle and local social events in Lawrence as brief cultural notes.
Colorado excursion offer lands and home program
A promotional notice invites readers to travel to Colora do next Tuesday for a beat farming pro position in the country. It promises a larger interest rate than the market and offers buying with five down, first payment covers the rest as the land becomes a home. Contact Home Te. 609 J M Neville, 700 Mass St.
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Colorado
Lemle
J M Neville
Lawrence Station Promises Restored Service And New Rates
To the Citizens of Lawrence the town announces completion of its station within two weeks with all new machinery and improved service after winter overloads. A row of electric rates takes effect March 1 1906 offering 4 kW or less at 5 cents monthly and 5 to 10 kW at 10 cents per kW with 5 percent discount if paid before the tenth, 10 to 20 kW at 0? cents per kW with 6 percent discount if paid before the tenth.
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Lawrence
Roth
Lawrence Electric Light Co
IRC
Johnston, Secy
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