New Cabinet Named by President and Confirmed by Senate
President sent nominations to the Senate for cabinet posts including Hay as secretary of state Gage treasury Root war Griggs attorney general Emery Smith general Long navy Hitchcock interior Wilson agriculture. Senate confirmed the nominations. Mor gan of Alabama introduced a resolution declaring the Clayton Bulwer treaty abrogated. it went over until tomorrow.
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Washington
John Hay
District of Columbia
Lyman J Gage
Illinois
Treasury
Elihu Root
New York
John W Griggs
New Jersey
Charles Emery Smith
Pennsylvania
John D Long
Navy
Ethan A Hitchcock
Missouri
Interior
James Wilson
Iowa
Senate
George B Cortélyau
Morgan
Alabama
Duel Fatal in Ostend Ends Durant Chapter in Paris
New Yorker John Mac Wilson Durant, living in Paris with his mother, was killed in a pistol duel at Ostend with a Russian count after Durant allegedly wrote letters to the countess's wife. The count was seriously wounded and the affair sent shockwaves through the American colony. Durant, a well-known attendee at official receptions, had recently announced an engagement to a Frenchwoman.
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New Yorker
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John Mac Wilson Darant
New York
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Glasgow
Cubans in a Quandary at Constitutional Convention
Havana March 5 delegates at the Cuban constitutional convention remain undecided and divided over whether to resign or continue drafting a creation law while some plan to return home. Gen Woot sent Senator Capote a copy of the Platt resolution as debates about American influence and conservative participation intensify.
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Rasicdad
Cold snap pauses sowing in Montgomery County
Independence Kansas March 6 The moderate cold snap stops sowing for a few days after a week of spring weather farmers in Montgomery County had planted most of their oat crop Ground is in excellent condition. Salina Kansas March 5 The thermometer has fallen 35 degrees in central Kansas to 36 hours. The warm spell ending Monday morning closed the fruit trees and may injure the fruit.
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Denial from MayaStories in New York Papers
Richard Croker calls reports false and claims no health or political talk. Across the U S front pages, incidents include a planned lynching scare in Indiana, Pat Crowe defending innocence, and protests against liquor in Kansas. Local recovery of miners, fatal vapors at a Pittsburgh furnace, and boxing results in Louisville are also noted.
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London
Richard Croker
Associated Press
Poverty Stricken Mrs Gillette Stirs City Visit
In Kansen City on March 5 a Star Special reports Grant Gillette Miges of Poverty, wife of cattle speculator Mr Gillette. She shows drawn work and professes poverty though denying it, saying her husband is a superintendent in Mexico. Her brother reports a planned Dickinson county visit and creditors plan to press for terms to return him to the United States.
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Kidnap Threat Forces Cash Drop in Pine Bluff
St Louis March 5 A special from Pine Bluff Ark reports WH Langford president of Citizens Bank received a letter from the Neely Gang demanding 50000 cash by 10 pm Sunday or his seven year old son Jack would be kidnapped and eyes burned. Police watched a drop site but no attempt occurred. A public reward fund is being raised. Judge Martin funeral held at Trinity Church Atchison Kan with Episcopal rites. Five bodies recovered from Englewood mine explosion south of Center Creek Joplin Mo.
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Center Creek
War on slavery and labor contracts in Anderson county
A grand jury reports on an Anderson county case where enslaved people were forced to work under illegal contracts. The contracts were negotiable papers sold by landowners, keeping enslaved individuals in bondage without magistrate oversight.
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Columbia
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Anderson County
Bennett
Child Actress Shot by Jealous Lover in New York
A 15 year old actress using the stage name Mamie Cirelli was shot and killed at Mulberry and Bayard streets by her 20 year old lover Antonio Tracio. Tracio was arrested. The dead girl and her mother, also an actress, traveled the country performing for Italian audiences in small halls and resorts.
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Puta
New York
Mamie Cirelli
Antonio Tracio
Mulberry
Bayard Streets
Tracie
Topeka Enacts Strict Liquor Law Limiting Private Drinking
The Topeka city council approved a tight liquor ordinance banning giving a drink to friends at home. It defines unlawful presence in a liquor sale venue as violation even without a sale proven. Penalties include $100 to $500 and 30 to 100 days imprisonment.
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Thealty
Carter Harrison for Chicago mayor in third term nomination
Democratic city convention nominates Carter H Harrison for a third Chicago mayor term by acclamation amid cheers. Platform calls for municipal ownership of utilities including street lighting and fare policy derivatives, with a sympathy resolution for Haers.
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Tormer
Chicago
Carter H Harrison
High School Graduates Named for Commencement Program
Announcement lists top scholars selected for the May commencement. Six seniors earned first grades in every study. Kath Williston, Margaret Parrott, Constance Catraib, Emma Falmer, Bonnie Bell, Lela Sadler, Geof Winship, Daisy Hoar, Vera Smith, Miasie Owens, Lucile Hayes among those chosen. Officials expect one commencement ceremony likely May 31 at the opera house. class membership is subject to changes before graduation.
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Kath Williston
Margaret Parrott
Constance Catraib
Emma Falmer
Bonnie Bell
Lela Sadler
Geof Winship
Daisy Hoar
Vera Smith
Miasie Owens
Lucile Hayes
Mabel Barber
Ray Barton
Asbury Carter
Roy Carter
Norma Cone
Victor Cone
Maude Cramer
Personal notices from Lawrence items and travels
Miss Crawford spent Sunday at Linwood as guest of Miss Machir. Mrs RC Manley visits Mr Ernest Rookie in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs LC McIlatire return from California. Daisy Williams returns to Cincinnati after visiting Miss Maude Tweed. Susie Gay of Topska visits the Ballens. Dr J T Moore travels to Wichita for a state board meeting. Rev F M Bennett attends a conference in Des Moines. Gov W E Stanley passes through Lawrence en route to a Baker University celebration. F M McHale travels to St Louis with Dr WS Bun for cremation. Sheriff Elmer Myers heads to Denver to pursue Hazel Johnson in a highway robbery case. Erma Levy returns from Wichita. Cora Gill of Emporia visits Lawrence friends. KC Morrow family leaves for Oklahoma to make their home. Louise Moore arrives from Kansas City to visit Miss Gartrude Boughton. Grace Osborn visits Miss Marie Addison. Mr and Mrs AD Weaver return from New York. Ely Moore of Kansas City visits his daughter Mrs Chan Seewir. Mrs Theodore Poehler returns from Emporia visit. Frances Barker returns from Lola to visit Mrs Charles Spencer. Mrs Gordon Gibb returns from New York and Chicago. Twentieth Kansas men noted as officers of Eleventh Cavalry arriving in San Francisco. Patze parole granted. $159.10 payment on $500 fine suspended. Newmark to run again for city council. Cordon work paused by weather. Mrs Bemais Beams leaves.
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St Louis
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Denver
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Emporia
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lEthel
Oklahoma
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Misa Grace Osborn
Salina
Marie Addison
AD Weaver
New York
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Chan Seewir
Theodore Poehler
James Means
Frances Barker
Charles Spencer
Lola
Gordon Gibb
Chicago
Gibb
Markets and weather notes with a house fire report
Market receipts for cattle dairy and grains show mixed trends with cattle receipts generally steady and hogs higher. Grain forecasts list March to May moves for corn oats and rye with limited details. A fire at H Jacobs house on Vermont street at 10 this morning caused light damage. the fire department extinguished it before spreading. The ladder wagon overturned after being struck by a telegraph pole. no further injuries noted.
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