Municipal election rules and terms for 1904 city offices
The notice outlines mayoral, alderman, clerk, and treasurer terms under first class city law for April 5 1904. It states two aldermen and two school board members per ward for two and four year terms with nominations for long and short terms, and details future changes from 1906 onward. It also references an act amending mayor and city officer provisions and reports a separate local incident involving chickens, hens, and a theft investigation in Est 2nd Street.
Election Aldermen and education members chosen from city wards
The article states on the first Tuesday of April 1906 and every two years after six voters from each city shall elect one Alderman and one member of the board of education from each ward for four-year terms. The act applies to all cities in the territory under any laws.
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Chicken Thieves Rob Coop on East 4th Street
A coop on East 4th Street was robbed last night with eleven hens stolen. Two Mexican suspects were captured and jailed, led by Marshal Rascoe. The incident followed reports of a robbery in New York with racial tension cited in a broader dispatch.
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Japan Fortifies Positions in Corea and Front Advances Hinted
Reports from Tien Tsin Port Arthur and Chemulpo indicate Japanese fortifications in Corea strengthen as Japanese General Staff heads toward a broad advance. Czar seeks frontline action while Russian and Allied dispatches describe Port Arthur shortages, renewed bombardments, and naval activity around Port Arthur and Dalny.
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Worst of the Season
Free Vienna reports that the Marine Russian armored cruiser Generall Admirakoff has arrived in port marking a notable naval arrival during March.
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Admirakoff
Severe Blizzard Strands Rochester Trains and Roads
A monster snowstorm hit Rochester last night cancelling trolley lines and stranding traffic. Officials in New York reported severe blizzard conditions and drifts that halted business while a thunderous storm raged. Eastern trains faced delays as heavy snow tied up routes near Vladivostok and the frontier.
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President Harper Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
President W. H. Harper of the University of Chicago underwent an appendicitis operation today. He withstood the shock well and his condition is highly satisfactory.
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Wool Market and War Dispatches From Asia
The wool market in Boston shows steady demand with a firm tone for medium and low wools and firmer fleece sales. Telegrams from Vladivostok note icebound harbor conditions and Russian naval movements, while Manchuria reports Japanese occupation of Ichio Yang and fortifications under General Mistchenko. Local notices include railway plans in Oklahoma and movements of Gould-linked routes, plus social greetings as residents depart by train.
Railway line chartered in New Mexico branch office
A charter was issued today creating a Rosswell New Mexico office to build a railway line extending from Homa City to the area. The initiative aims to boost salaries and expand operations as part of the new project.
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Reed Smoot Case To Be Taken Up In Senate Tomorrow
Senate hearing on Reed Smoot's seat will begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock after delays due to absent counsel. Protests about Smoot's tenure continue as Walden Van Cott of Salt Lake asks for postponement. In Panama, cabinet decides troops will not be sent and Marines stay to guard American interests. Fire at Livingston Park Hotel destroys Park hotel post office block in Montana, $100000 loss with no casualties.
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Arbor Day celebrations and civic notes across Fort Worth
The report describes Arbor Day activities at a Fort Worth cemetery with much community support. It notes laborers and women volunteers planting hundreds of trees and shrubs, donors thanked, and plans for future Arbor Day. It also mentions railway trunk line talks and a fire incident involving Japanese cruisers and Mescalero agency traffic.
Dick Dick George to be nominated senator after ballot
In Columbus on March 1 the senate chose Dick 27 to Clarke 4 and the house voted Dick 87 to Clarke 21. This secures Dick's formal nomination in the joint session tomorrow.
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Clarke
Omaha Bowling Champion G O Francisco to Bowl Tonight
G O Francisco, long time Omaha bowling champion and high score holder across the southwest, arrives in town and will bowl a match game at the Coliseum alleys tonight.
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Omaha
Markets Report From Chicago Stresses Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 3 000 and 4 000 sheep in Chicago and St Louis markets show steady to firm trading. Prime steers around 5.00 to 5.75, stockers and feeders lower. Western wool prices hold near 18 to 19 cents. wheat drops on May futures amid foreign grain losses. Copper and other metals show slight price movement in New York.
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