Washington considers canal commission and appointments
Washington mar faces a shuffle on the Isthmian canal commission with O F Loree of Duttstars likely to Fenton 4 place and M Feiten of Citivaya N Alton in the running. Horace G Burt is also under consideration as part of the revamped panel. A pugilist dies after a six round bout in Philadelphia with Kid Dorsey at the Broadway Athletic club.
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O. F. Loree
Duttstars
Rock Island
Isthmiat Canal Commission
M. Feiten
Citivaya N Alton
Horace G Burt
Tempat
Wayley
Philadglphia
John Hill
Degra
Kid Dorsey
Broadway Athletic Club
Hill
Coffeyville to Build Packing Plant With 1400 Head Daily
E fr Howe leading a Chicago syndicate has closed a deal with Coffeyville Commercial Club for a 100000 dollar packing plant to process about 1400 head of stock daily. Main buildings start April 1 and the facility will employ about 100 men. Also named are pension examining surgeons Dr William J McConnell Frederica Oklahoma Dr W T Wiles Gainesville Missouri and Dr H H Boyle Girard Kansas.
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Coffeyville
Mar
E. Fr. Howe
Chicago
Coffeyville Commercial Club
Willian J. McConnell
Frederica, Kay
W.T. Wiles
Gainesville, Mo
H. H. Boyle
Girard
Kansas
Peace near as St Petersburg hints at terms
Information from St Petersburg signals progress toward peace with Japan. Indications point to terms being discussed within six weeks, with the Japanese side and the Russian government reportedly showing favorable attitudes. The visit of Russian and French envoys to Copenhagen and Tokyo adds to the tension, while official comment remains scarce.
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St. Vetereterg
Mari
Ofiformatiion
Uae
Russia
Dis Wolsty
Copenhagen
Haron Rosso
Japan
Omgard
Sizuce
Foreign Office
Russia Reports 40000 Men Sent to Front In War Mobilization
The War Office announces Oyama abandoned pursuit and Japanese forces northward are too light to threaten a major advance. Dispatches claim 40000 troops moved to the front, with Siberian railroad logistics at capacity and heavy supplies and horses shipped. The article notes criticism of releasing military secrets and lingering questions about previous Emperor’s wartime choices.
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Petersburg
Siberian
Russia in talks hint at possible peace framework in Europe
Paris reports say private conferences in northern European capitals brought together informal delegates from both sides to probe terms of peace. The discussions aimed to gauge expectations and potential bases for settlement, with no formal credentials, and progress is uncertain awaiting Russia's public and official steps. Europe broadly looks to Emperor Nicholas to advance peace efforts.
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Paris
Russia
Europe
Perscaves
Uiten
Peaca
St. Fitersburg
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Russa
Nicholas
Russian Patrol Fire Upon By Japanese Near Puljusshu
A Linevitch dispatch from St. Petersburg dated March 4 reports the Russian patrol came under fire from Japanese cavalry and infantry in Puljusshu village. No change in army positions occurred during the day.
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St. Petersburg
Mar. IA
Linevitch
Puljusshu
Imperial Rescript Lets Finance Minister Act
An imperial decree dated today directs the finance minister to issue a 3 percent internal loan of 1000000 with the aim to bolster state funds for war expenses. Of the 50,000,000 rubles offered, public subscription is expected. Liberals gain a point in Bouligan committee talks on national representation under the rescript. A separate note reports the Russian Pacific squadron under Nelopatort entering the canal tally. A Cincinnati bank scare follows a conspiracy finding at Savings Bank and Trust Company leading to a deposit rush. one woman is knocked down amid panic as $2.008 million cash and nearly $8.7 million in securities are present for withdrawal. Gorky faces prosecution for drafting proclamations to overturn the empire, punishable by up to three years in a fortress. A Chicago event on State Street injures two and harms a dozen others when a cable car crashes into a Thirty‑first Street car.
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Finante
Cincinnayi Mar
Aficialgatthos Usiin Savings Bank and Trust Company
Teig Sai
Chicago
New York
Salvation Army in Guthrie seeks juvenile care reform
A Salvation Army representative urged Governor Ferguson to back national funds for Oklahoma territory youth care, proposing a reform school and annual appropriations to address delinquency among local youths. Mrs Chadwick paid well in commissions amid bankruptcy hearings, with details limited by missing papers.
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McCormick Ordered to Paris Amid Rush for Quick Duty
St. Petersburg March 26 Mr McCormick retiring ambassador to Russia has been urged by Washington to proceed to Paris at the earliest moment. It is unclear if the State Department wants him to assume duties immediately in view of possible peace talks in Paris or if Ambassador Porter wishes to depart sooner than expected.
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Mar
McCormick
Russia
Washington
Paris
State Department
Asume
Porter
Northeastern Kansas Teachers Meet Concludes at High School
The Northeastern Kansas Teachers Association wrapped up its annual gathering at the Lawrence High School. Over 1,000 teachers attended sessions featuring lectures by University of Kansas figures, museum exhibitions, and a concert. The outgoing president J. H. Morgan announced officers for the next year and the group praised the event as a major educational success.
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Kansas
J. H. Morgan
Lawrence Water Works Upgrades In City System Expansion
The Lawrence Water Company reports major improvements over the past year including a 3,000,000 gallon per day pumping plant, a new vertical boiler, and enhanced basins. The system will sustain 100 to 110 pounds pressure and circulate water through a central trough network for continuous supply. Groundwork includes landscaping, new walks, a brick coal shed, and coordinated pipeWork to connect mains to homes at cost.
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Stade Mtr
Frank Sauer
Boot
Lawrence
AHO
Brigk
Mont Gres
Thia
Neily
Raymond
Santo Domingo Rift Shows Tentative Fiscal Accord
Washington dispatch reports Minister Dawson cables a tentative Dominican agreement on island finances. No details released yet. Roosevelt to be informed when the message is made public.
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Washingon
Mar
Santo Domingo
Dawson
Russian Emperor Knew General Peace Terms March 14
Washington dispatch cites a high source confirming that Russia’s emperor learned the general terms Japan would accept for peace. The source says European powers had learned these terms and relayed them to St Petersburg, with the emperor informing ministers during the March 14 war council. The delay in peace talks is attributed to Russia seeking to show good faith.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Japan
ranceYnace
Loklo
Russia
Caring for Many Chinese Red Cross Relief Efforts
Since the Mukden battle the Chinese Red Cross feeds 15,000 refugees, with thousands housed at Sin Min Tin Mukden and Liao Yang. Eight hospitals attend the sick and wounded as retreat progresses.
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Newehwang
Mukden
Chinese Red Cross
Sin Min Tin
Liao Yang
Lullia the Fighting Looked for for Weeks
St Petersburg report notes Lullia the fighting is sought for several weeks as Linesitch continues the retire in progress with time listed at 1 50 p m on March 25.
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Lullia
St. Petersburg
Mar
Linesitch
Robber Bell Caught Under Hay at McNeil Island Prison
Tacoma reports Albert FE Bell, the guardhouse robber who escaped from McNeil Island Wednesday night, was found today hiding beneath several tons of hay in the prison yard. He was exhausted and hungry after the escape and the treasury department raised the reward to 8259 for his arrest.
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Tacoma
Wash
Albert FE. Bell
McNeil's Island
Bell
Treasury Department
Washington
Maurice Parmore Dies in Sanitsrium At Atuityrilie Long Island
Actor Maurice Parmore died today at Sanitsrium New Fock. The death occurred March 25 at the sanitarium in Atuityrilie, Long Island.
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New Fock
Mar
Maurice Parrymore
Sta Sapitarium
Atuityrilie
Long Island
Curtis Invited to Philippines for Study Trip
Topeka March 25 Charles Curtis representative from the first Kansas district has accepted invitations from President Roosevelt and the secretary of war to visit the Philippines this summer to study the country’s needs.
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Topeka
Charles Curtis
Congress
Frst
Kansas
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Filippines
Standard Oil cuts crude oil prices in Kansas fields
In Chanute Kansas on March 25 Standard Oil reduced crude oil prices across grades by 2 cents. Quotation for 22 to 24 degree oil and for 32 and above degree oil is noted, with the lowest grade at 44 cents, reflecting a statewide adjustment.
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Chanute
Kan
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
New Oil Prices Set in Pennsylvania and Ohio Notes
The Pittsburg Standard Oil Company reduced crude oil prices by 3 cents for higher grades and 2 cents for lower grades, with Somerset oil corrected. Quotations list several city and regional grades including Corning 103, New Castle 328, North Lima 91, South Lima 4K, Indiana to 4K, Somerset 50, Raglan Toledo. Western oil declined 2 cents, North Lima to vents, with South Lima and Indiana to stag. comfortable as of May 15.
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Mar
Standard Jou Company
Somerset Oil
Fenasyvania Mf
Licna Lal
Corning
New Castle
Cabel
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Somerset
Raglan
Toledo
Lima
Vents
Secretary of State Cleared After Comfortable Voyage
An American secretary of state returned from a voyage aboard the fine steamer Cretic, sailing from New York. Upon arrival he stated he felt well and described the trip as comfortable, saying there were no issues during the journey.
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Paris
Mar
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Venta
el Gada
Avere
Ilinois
Cretic
New York
Vas
Hare
Telegraphic Brevities From Across The Nation
Kansas City couple Snodgrass and Misa Ali¢a Black of Eldorado Springs received marriage licenses in Nevada Missouri yesterday. A lodge of Elka formed in Arkansas City Kansas with ninety charter members. J W Fitzwater killed himself in Monticello Indiana by gunshot. New Mexico Governor Otero appoints territorial optometry board including W R Tipton Las Vegas T Van Albuquerque and O G Myrtle Silver City. Antonio Rodriguez died by accidental gun discharge at Santa Fe New Mexico. Coldwater Oklahoma townsite on the Denver Enid Gulf railroad being opened with 600 people from at least ten states. Wright County Missouri grand jury returns several bills against presidential election bettors.
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Kansas City
Misa Lera Ali¢a Black
Eldarado Springs
Nevada
Lodge of
Elka
Arkansas City
Kao
Winteld Lodge
J.W. Fitzwater
Monticello
Territorial Board of Optometry
Otero
New Mexico
W. R. Tipton
Las Vegas
T.van
Albuquerque
O. G. Myrtle
Silver City
Antonio Roderguez
Santa Fe
Coldwater
Denver, Enid & Gulf
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain From March Markets
Kansas City and Chicago market notes report cattle hogs and sheep trading with price ranges and top bids. Grain futures show wheat corn rye oats and related prices with daily cash and futures quotes. Butter eggs and lard data appear alongside miscellaneous receipts and storage notes.
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Chicago
Mar
Water rates and city supply entice Lawrence residents
The piece notes water is priced to keep a family under 2 cents a day with meter rates. It praises the modern system as a strong driver for residents to use city water, urging a Lawrence visit to the pumping station to learn costs and methods for high quality service and convenience.
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Lawrenc
Hke
Lawrence
Former Alderman Havener Sentenced for Bribery in Milwaukee
Milwaukee March 24 Former Alderman Charles Havener a noted figure in baseball circles and ex president of the Milwaukee American Association club was denied a new trial and sentenced to two years in the Milwaukee House of Correction for bribery. Havener was convicted of accepting a $100 bribe to further special privileges. Harvey Gordon president of the Southern Cotton Association of America urged farmers to cut acreage by 26 percent hold surplus cotton at 10 cents and to build cotton banded warehouses. The city clerk's office will be ready for occupancy by the next council meeting.
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Ower
Milwaukee American Association
Milwaukee House of Correction
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Harvey Gordon
Southern Cotton Association of
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