War in Brazil Bloodiest Insurrection chapter begins
Reports from Rio de Janeiro mark the start of a fierce bombardment as insurgent and government forces clash. Da Gama refuses surrender while ships and forts endure hours of heavy fire with minimal damage reported and preparations for further action noted by officials in Washington and Rio.
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Diseased Meat Scandal Hits Dodge City Soldiers Home
Sheriff Beeson brings Joseph Weil to Judge Advocate Cunningham to face charges of furnishing diseased beef to the Kansas soldiers home at Fort Dodge. Weil, a son in law of the commandant, allegedly bought a diseased heifer with sores and shipped tainted meat to the facility, causing illnesses among inmates.
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All for a Woman Duel Ends in Bleeding Duelist Wounded
J A Nichole of Lapaz county, an officer, eloped with Millie Mertz wife of James Mertz. Mertz tracked them to Smadtte near Yellow River where Nichola s knocked him down then fought with knives. Nichol as full loaded at close range and after beating Mertz twice fled to Cannes. Mertz taken to Lapaz and likely to die. Millie Mertz returns to Lapaz.
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Marryings and local news from Baltimore and New York crowds
Fred Gebbard and Misa Louise Morris wed in Baltimore at the Morris residence with a select guest list. The ceremony was by Rev Maltbie Babcock, with Miss Mildred Morris as attendant. Other notes include Mrs Arnold joining the Catholic faith and a two pound baby born in New York, plus a theft exposed at the YMC A and a fatal lightning strike near Dawarcus.
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Immigration Company Formed To Promote Kansas Growth
The Kansas Immigration Company was chartered in Topeka with directors Jemce A. Troutman J E McLeod F G Willard C H Hedgecombe and John Q Royce. The firm aims to recruit and distribute literature, hire agents abroad, and sell literature in Kansas to attract settlers and investment, pledging bonded agents across counties.
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Two Men Chase Robbers After Woodward Depot Heist
A telegraph from Woodward reports the War Department orders Lieutenant Kirby Walker of Fort Supply and a cavalry unit to pursue the two robbers who stole $10,000 from the Woodward depot safe. Indian scout Amos Chapin leads a band of scouts with Sheriff Jack Love in pursuit at daylight.
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Wrecked by Wind and Theatrical Manager John Ford Dead
A cyclone near Pawnee Oklahoma on March 14 leveled six teen houses and many barns injuring a man named Johnson while most escaped with minor injuries. In other news Ford’s Grand Opera House manager John T. Ford died at six this morning. his prominence dates back to 1865 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington.
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Topeka set for June convention and rep plans
The Republican state central committee met at the Copeland hotel and fixed the state convention for June 6 in Topeka. Delegates: one at large per county plus one per 200 votes, with 404 delegates total. A candidate for congressman at large will be nominated at this convention and several district races discussed.
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American engineer James Howard drowned near La Pase fishing grounds
James Howard, an American civil engineer, left Guayamas for the La Pase fishing grounds in the Gulf of California and drowned on the first day after departure. He was leaning over the vessel when he lost balance and fell into the sea. his body was not recovered.
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Markets by Wire Ramsas City Live Stock Report
The Ramsas City market items list live stock receipts and prices from Kansas City Saint Louis and Chicago markets dated March 14. It covers cattle including Texas steers native cows stockers and feeders and hogs with price ranges and receipts. Chicago grain futures and cash bids. and related exchange notes from major markets such as St Louis and Kansas City. The report includes numbers for receipts shipments and price movements across cattle hogs grain and produce sectors.
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