Albany Labor Half Holiday Bill in New York Passed
Abbreviated digest of items including a New York Legislature approval of a Labor Half Holiday bill granting Saturdays year round noon to midnight leave, a report on Armour gun advances, Turkish minister Matyrar Bey, Yale law graduate Anne Jompas admitted in Michigan, and assorted brief notices on politics, shipping, and public affairs.
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New York
Noom
William Armstrong
Matyrar Bey
Anne Jompas
Yale Law School
Superior Court of Michigan
News Of The Week Highlights Across World Events
A sweeping wrap of 19th century headlines notes railroad chief Mitchell in New York, a cancer report on the German Crown Prince, Afghan command activity near Gruzni, and license elections in Illinois. Also covered are Arctic explorer Coutn, Treasury policy debates, and political shifts in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Mexico.
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Femsonal and Foliticaz
MitcHext
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Hoffman House
New York
Treasury
Paris
Paawanxa
Ameer
Afghanistan
Gholam Haider Khan
Marat
Gruzni
Ast-Licesse Lickais
Ilinois
Lancresast
Dons
W. Daxexvowrn
Naval Academy
Annspolis
Arctic
Arroxser-Gesemit Gariasp
Secretary of the Treasury
San Diego
Alaska Islands
Arthur
Assembly
Albany
Gesexa
Boruanera
Newfoundland
Deus B. Sora
Bank of Commerce of
Lonsville
West Virginia
Quvees Bartonaer
San Francisco
England
M. Scuxasere
Pagay-sur-Moselle
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Workman Powderly
United Labor
Mason Jons RE. Huarse
James G. Blaine
Hot Springs
Ark
St. Louis
J.J. Prendergast
J. J. Stanley
Comsaxner Garces
United States
Yantic
New Orleans
Nova Scotia
Tur
Edward F. Bingham
Ohio
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Cartier
Washington
Cleveland
House of Deputies
Senate
Kansas State News Highlights Local and Rail News
Kansas items list veteran names from Rush Center and El Dorado among others. Burglary spree in Junction City reported along with a Topeka death by suicide of Kate Satoot, age seventeen, bride of eight weeks. Postmaster changes, town name changes, and new corporate filings accompany notes on schools, a county bond issue, and a western railroad company dispute. A Sawy reports on a fatal or perilous incident aboard a train near Topeka plus a missing man mystery near Grantville. Prairie fires in Decatur and relief efforts in Northwestern Kansas are cited alongside a court case impacting Pullman stock taxes.
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Pesstoxs
Kansas
Phoebe Deane
Rush Center
Herman L'steman
el Dors¢o
Eaman Hi Beardmore
Half Way
Thomas Babcock
Thomas P. Richard
Attica
Jacob P. Sager
Salem
John J. Caillera
Louisville
Napoleon Manay
Edorn
Louis Jordan
Osawatomi
William C. Pollock
Emporia
Niles Titus
Council Grove
Thomas Perry
Leavenworth
James L. Adams
Ellison
Joseph N. Barrett
Wyandotte
Michael R. Mizer
Chautaugus
Simuel J. Earhart
Lebanon
Jano Rhodes
Beverly
James Williams
Glesburg
Isaac Miller
Burlington
Henry C. Most
Taylor
William E. Rowe
Baxter Springs
August P. Johnson
Monmouth
Moediczs
Sid
Starvesant
Osborn County
James
Burns
Easdale
Eilis
Pfeifer
Caspar Hofmeister
Carolyne
Kingman County
Agnes City
Lyon County
W.H. Williams
Cunda
Marion
Aaron Sehweitzer
Chillicen
Cowley
Daniel Toowan
Fellsburg
Edwards County
Stephen 1 ' Aldrich
Grenda
Eis County
G. R. Popes
Loco
Haskell
Melissa L . Waite
Mertilla
Meade County
James B High
Pauline
Shawnee
J. W
Topeka
North Topeka
Mar
Denver
Indiana
Kaxapotts
Overbrook
Osage County
Missouri
Kansas City
Grantville
James McCardel
McCardel
Deep Hole
Clark County
Tue Autorney General
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Pullman Palace Car Company
Decatur County
State Board of Pardons
Thurston
D. R Anthony
Anthony
Lucien Baker
New Kiowa
Kansas Cay
Vallesuxe
PRESCOTT'S CALAMITY AND CYCLONE FURY REVEALS DEVASTATION
A Kansas town near Prescott was wrecked by a brutal cyclone on Thursday evening. Dozens killed and many injured as houses, barns, and businesses collapsed. prominent victims include Will McKale, Jake Stephens, and Mrs. Crone, with widespread destruction across Prescott and surrounding farms. Local churches damaged. property losses estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. Many residents shielded in cellars as the funnel cloud struck, lifting houses and carrying people miles away.
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Prescott
Kar
Dick Harsness
Miss Minnock
Oakwood
Kansas City
Charles Blake
W. H. Billings
Jake Stephens
Lena Sellers
Miller & Son
Kit Harkness
Uek
Will McKale
Sarah Crone
McGanz
Miles Deming
Dick Harkness
PL PL Flyte
Jake Brunet
Joe Dunwesn
Dug Walker
Kit Horanes
Newsy Meine Burkness
Dim Woelitridee
Aru
Ed Han
J.C. Krusig
Tinky Carer
W. S. Bogart
Jim Kinsey
M. Udell
Mr Hogan
William Campbell
Rich Hill Junction
Gulf
P. C. Shelton
Atoms
Missouri
Miles Miller
Fort Scott
Jealous Husband Kills Preacher in Kansas Town
In Kroomay Kansas on a spring afternoon a colored Baptist minister H A Smith aged about thirty, popular and devout, was shot under the left ear by Daval Green after Green found Smith with his wife in a compromising situation. Green surrendered to a justice of the peace as a crowd gathered. Mrs Green denies the motive, saying jealousy did it. Green is in jail.
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Havana
Matayas
John Sherman
Cuba
Sherman
Colon
Hasband
Kroomay
Kan
H. A. Smith
Daval Green
Green
Chidren
Indian Territory
Blaine
Watton
Chicago Bankers’ Association
Destruction from Linn County cyclone devastates Kansas area
Piissastox Kan April 4 The cyclone's toll in Linn County and nearby Missouri is severe with 14 deaths 247 injured many destitute families and immense property losses. Prescott amid widespread ruin reports scarce shelter as relief funds rise with about 1000 raised locally and more needed for immediate aid and provisions.
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Linn
Kan
Piissastox
Missouri
Prescott
C. P. Lee
L. A. Sellers
M. Th
Kit Harkness
Alfred Binker
H. H. Way
Everett
Mound City
Kansas City Territory
Chant of the Redskins and Winnebago Eviction Move
A sprawling account from Minnesota reports Winnebago and Coow Creek settlers facing eviction by Company E under Sheriff Harris. Indians chant and mob pressure surround the road as troops advance to drive settlers from lands, with warnings of property destruction and quiet resistance from Big Bend locals. The piece links broader labor strife and political tensions across the era, including prohibition debates and school discipline curiosities.
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Minnestous
Minn
Winnebago and
Coow Creek
Indias
Harris
Cleveland
Marshal Harris
Winnebago Reserve
Company E
Big Bend
Fort Sully
Mundison
Washington
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