Convicts Endure Mine Mutiny Locked Up After Capture
Leavenworth officials report the last of 254 mutinous convict miners were seized from the pit and jailed by 2 am. Wounded guards included as a clash broke the cage descent. Warden Tomlinson vows punishment for ringleaders. guards unharmed.
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Tragic Studio Death In City Church Choir Leader
In Louis March 20 H ending, Charles Lumphries a 33 year old tenor singer and choir leader at Second Baptist Church was found dead in his studio with a revolver beside him. A sealed letter to the deceased's widowed mother lay on the stand. Lumphries, a recognized oratorio performer, was known nationwide for his talents.
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Bealde
Pismo
Louis
Humphries
Telegraph Poles Down as High Winds Hit Wires
High winds and heavy snow felled over 200 telegraph poles on the Union Pacific line between Salina and Junction City. Only about twenty poles remain standing near the station, with damaged poles blocking service and telegraph connections disrupted between here and Junction City.
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Abilene
Union Pacific
Salina
Junction City
Ellie
Land Office and Ark y Branches of Public Service Appointments
Washington March 20 Presidential appointments John A Oliphant register of land office Mangum CT James A Trotter receiver of public moneys Mangum To be surgeon with the rank of major USA Geo D Desbon Robin O Patterson to be first lieutenant Twenty-ninth infantry US V Gideon H Willams to be first lieutenant Thirteeninth regiment infantry US V Chas Gausler to be second Lieutenant Thirty-ninth regiment infantry US
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John A Oliphant
Register of Land Office
Mangum
James A Trotter
USA
Geo D Desbon
Robin O Patterson
Twenty-ninth Infantry
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Gideon H Willams
Thirteninth Regiment
Chas Gausler
Thirty-ninth Regement Infautey
Votes Changed in Lincoln as Thompson Fails in Nomination
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 20 the Republican caucus failed to elect Thompson to the long term U S Senate seat. The Wilkingon caucus adjourned without nominating a candidate for the long term, invalidating its prior action. Rosewater gained votes as Thompson peaked, and the caucus met through the night to try again.
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Neb
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United States
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Senate
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Thompson
Rosewater
Nehru
David Po Thompson
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Phompton
Heavy end collision and political notes across states
A freight train wreck near Missouri due to heavy snow caused injuries to rail crew and delays. Separately, a Senate nomination debate in Lincoln features new caucus rules and ballots with several abstentions. Incidents include a student hazing in Milwaukee leaving injuries, naval desertions at Norfolk, and a political dispute between cattlemen and residents.
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Peed Jensen
Pom Harsh
Ind
George McMillen
Pst
Semen Tein
Mbul
Wyatt Acorn
Farine Demands on British Government for Mellie Mave Mocs
London reports the Indian budget highlights famine costs for 1900 and 1901 totaling 25,147,000 with 4,227,000 spent on direct relief and 2,740,000 advanced to native states for famine relief. Separate items note Knox’s appointment to fill the attorney general vacancy, pork prices for May, and a Presbyterian stance against opium imports to China.
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London
India
Robbery at Oberlin Post Office Blows Open Safe
Bandits blasted open the Oberlin Ohio postoffice safe on March 20 and looted valuables. A young man sleeping inside the building was found bound and gagged and unconscious. Authorities await a postmaster’s report to determine the loss.
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Ohio
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BEAT POISONED WHRIGKEY CASE ATTRACTS SAN FRANCISCO WIFE
The young wife of Geo Kent, a San Francisco longshoreman, was arrested on suspicion of poisoning her husband with a bottle of whiskey sent via parcel post. Kent says she threatened to poison him, while she denies any involvement.
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Kent
Rural Free Delivery Extends To Nation Wide Doorstep
Washington March 20 news notes rapid expansion of rural free delivery. By end of current year the service will reach all counties, replacing some post office trips with direct door delivery in many areas. The report reflects ongoing legislative and logistical steps, with references to related postal reforms and projections.
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Brosing
Pennsylvania
Boers May Win as War Breaks in Africa Reported
London reports gloom over peace terms as rejection may aid Boer resolve. In Capetown a treason sentence led to executions for five men after a train wreck killed five. Dispatches say British forces clashed with Boers near Krutainger with fatalities and injuries on both sides.
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No Outbreak Rumor In Tientsin Reported ByOfficials
London officials deny any outbreak of Russian British hostilities at Tientsin. A circulating rumor linked to a New York news agency had suggested bombardment, but no evidence or stock exchange impact followed. Washington reports nothing new on Pekin indemnity talks, and Manila robberies complaints rise as mail pilfering with army supply chains is noted. Field Marshal Gabtanczy de Centzyorgy shot after refusing a letter. the assailant Johns Gal identified as a former lieutenant. The Abbott Horama match race falls through. Missouri commission appointments discussed by Gov. Dockery with four legislators and two civilians named.
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Lord Stock Exchange
New York
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Rendarmerie Department
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Made in America Machinery Sent to Manila by Steamers
The Calenso, last of three steamers chartered to move farm implements to southern Asia, sailed with nearly 4 cargo of Western made reapers mowers and more valued around 500 000. A Castello followed with 7 000 tons, underscoring a surge in agricultural exports to foreign markets.
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Black Sea
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Lockout in Kansas City Ends as Workers Turn Out
In Kansas City on March 2, about two hundred workers in the overall department of Swotford Brothers’ factory were locked out after a recent raise in overalls price from 12 to 83 cents a dozen sparked a threatened strike. Six hundred employees in other departments may strike in sympathy. The overall workers previously protested a price cut and won a concession.
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Swotford Brothers
Ury Guoda
Lita
Two Attempts on Czar in Separate Plots Discovered
Multiple conspiracies to assassinate the Czar were uncovered in St Petersburg and other cities. Arrests and forged papers interrupted a jubilee ball, a ceramic exhibition visit, and a bomb carrier were stopped.
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Bruxvia
Sn Petersburg
Mba
Naval Cadet Corps
Revolutionary Party
Markets by Wire from Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes show cattle hogs and sheep pricing, with mixed reports across Chicago and Kansas City. Steers and heifers demand remains strong, while calves and feeders show variable bids. Grain and pork futures move with steady to higher tones as traders weigh near term supply.
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Sapede Rey
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Muthong
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