Festive spring matrimony seed in To- Deka tale
Fragmented readable lines mention Judge Dolman Teruel wedding, licenses issued for Fuller Shryock and Grace T. Dade, Patsy Hook and minister, and a remark about a happy pair. Readers note wedding licenses granted and a preacher preparing ceremony amid local bustle in Topeka area.
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Minnie Flas
Mike
RM. Dunn
Patsy Hook
Wo A & Bird
Mt Licens
Fuilert Shryock
Grace T. Dade
Neensie
Dotan Kubt
Aldura KL 'Crey
What Good Citizens Pay Polls and March Prisons
The Tepexe poller depa cowl rullealt a ti To she city council for the Tiertine pe the cite primates during March with ds Lely to suitsenr the oti Tathune ere Tins beett an average of 25 piis energy if tit wits fall during the entire meoreth. Each of these prisoners is fed three men le A der find the pity due to Te cent py teeal Sothee val for the city prisot Innet monet is 0. During March the po- Nee toate 165 arrests, among which were seven for default, eight for bar cary, for drunkenayer, for die OF int pedec, four for sailing Tur putt banreny.
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Cite
Ds Lely
Prisot Innet
Durhat
Asleep on His Wheel in Bicycle Contest Goes to Sleep
A cyclist in a Washington April event collapsed on his wheel and sustained a leg injury after a tumble while maintaining lead. Law won the race with the Swede Kyido second, Alberty third, and Cassidy in fourth as scores and times listed at midnight show a tight field.
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Washington
Ley
Law
Kyido
Echoch
Lawson
Alberty
White Goleo
Cassidy
Bust of Mrs Stowe Unveiled at New York University
The Durant bust of Mrs Stowe, thirty years in Lord Seymour Fitzgerald’s possession, was unveiled at New York University Washington Square during a History of Art lecture. Miss H. B. Stowe, Mrs Stowe’s daughter, sent a letter recalling the sculpture’s Paris origin in 1866 by Miss Susan Durant.
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New York
Durant
Beecher Stowe
Lord Seymour Fitzgerald
Bombay
Wallace Wood
New York University
Washington Square
H. B. Stop
Mra Stawe
Paris
Susan Durant
Baron de Triguett
Lonton
Laken
Peru Must Toe The Mark In Harbeau Case
The State Department engages in formal correspondence with Peru over American Fallon Harbeau jailed in Callao after a street brawl. He was sentenced to a year for disorderly conduct. Washington demands his release or trial within ten days per treaty, while Peru may still rearrest and try him under law and treaty.
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State Department Jain
United States
McKensie
Lima
Peru
Fallon Harbeau
Callao
State Department
Peruvian Subectisie
Frei
Ramsay
Parkhurst Rides A Bike In Public Tour
New York April 1 Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst and his wife among the latest prominent New Yorkers to join the bicycle movement. They practiced on the wheel for some time and made a public debut touring Long Island escorted by schoolgirl cyclists to the outskirts of Greater New York.
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New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
Knights of the Hiute
Parkhurst
Long Islas
Ewart River
Tametaland City
Greater
Lady Aberdeen to Speak at Chicago Convocation
The Countess of Aberdeen will address the University of Chicago convocation, arriving this afternoon for the event. She may not visit Chicago again soon due to the Duke of Leeds becoming governor general of Canada. The countess will also appear at the Irish store, and attends as a guest of President Harper, honoring Irish progress and industry. She may return to Queen’s, Canada late Friday or Saturday, and will be the first woman to deliver the chief address at a university convocation.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Countess of Aberdeen
Duke of Leeds
Earl of Aberdeen
Canada
Peter Johiin
Seen Avenue
Aberdeen
Harper
Beaiace
Qutens
Lady Aberdeen
Cage
Haa Ao
Thankful note from W. C. Hamilton after loss
The message expresses gratitude for floral offerings and support after the recent bereavement of W C Hamilton's wife. The notice includes a health tip promoting One Minute Cough Cure from G W Stansfield of 632 Kanuas Avenue.
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G. W. Stansfield
Kanuas Avenue
Flood Splits Minneapolis as Ice Jam Breaches Banks
Mississippi flood roared through Minneapolis as a Forty second avenue ice jam broke. 25,000,000 feet of logs swept away, two bridges at Twentieth and Plymouth reported damaged, with losses potentially reaching 100 dollars. Red and Sioux rivers ran two feet above danger, dynamite used to break ice to save railroad and wagon bridges.
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Forty-second Avenue North
Forty-second Avenue
Twentieth Avenue North
Iymouth Avenue
Wahpeton
N. di
Red
Boise de Sioux
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Flood Crevasses Devastate Mississippi Delta Region
A April report from Memphis describes record flood crevasses across four breaks in the Mississippi near Vicksburg and Helena. Levee breaches threaten plantations and towns, with 150 miles of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley line under threat and several dozen lives already lost amid widespread inundation of a 4000 square mile area.
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Tenn
Mississippi del
Tno
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Hudson
Albany
Vicksburg
Tovedals
Misa
Ackannes
Helena
Arhangna
Westover
Gunniron
Rosedale
Perth
Bors
Yazoo
Mississippi St
Tagoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
St. Francis Basin
Fire devastates Manhattan state hospital Ward’s Island wing
A major blaze gutted the east wing of the Manhattan state hospital on Ward’s Island, housing 16 wards and hundreds of inmates. Firefighters faced one of the era’s fiercest blazes as inmates were marshaled outside with order and discipline while the hospital attendants managed the evacuation.
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New York
Manhattan State Hospital For the Insane
New York Fire Department
Glucose Company to Name Buffalo Leader as President
The State Journal reports that William Ercan is set to become president of the American Beonia project, with plans announced in Buffalo on April 1. The move signals strategic leadership changes at the company and involves key local and state stakeholders.
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More
Buffalo
William Ercan
Beonia
the State Journal
Witness Champlin Testifies in Jay Gould Marriage Claim
John W. Champlin former Michigan chief justice testifies in Mary Ron Angell's bid to prove she married Jay Gould. He recalls Gould's youth, family, and letters from Albany Roxbury Stamford indicating limited stays in Clinton County. The deposition covers Gould’s early life and residence while Angell seeks admeasurement of Gould estate.
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Jay Gould
New York
John W. Champlin
Justce
Supreme Court of Michigan
Mary Ron Angell
Angell
Champlain
Gould
Jedge Champlin
Delaware County
Albany
Roxbury
Stamford
Young Gould
Clinton County
Michigan
Topeka Faces Three Way Fight for State Reunion
The Committee of Fifteen plans to secure the G A T reunion with a Chanute encampment on April 1. A three cornered race includes Wichita and Leavenworth with Topeka facing opposition. Major Anderson and his Mo Docs back Topeka, Shawnee County delegates will review votes, and Topeka vows a lavish welcome with 10000 dollars budgeted to outdo last year.
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Chanute
Topeka
Wichita
Leavenworth
Tom Anderson
Shawnen County
Shawnen
Fitten
IL Wi
Salina
T. J. Anderson
Anderson
McKinley
Kansas
Popeka
Brooklyn arson case reveals modern pyromania defense
A 28 year old man in Brooklyn faces arson charges after confessing to setting multiple fires dating back to 1881 including a tenement blaze at Vanderbilt and Myrtle Avenue last Thursday. He attributed his crimes to an uncontrollable impulse and claimed he was driven by pyromania linked to cigarette smoking and a desire to witness property destruction.
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Axeyture
Bier
Brooklyn
Fred
Miller
Elmira Reformatory
Bridgetow
Frooklyn
Miler
Vanderbilt
Myrtle Avenue
National American Woman Suffrage Association Moves HQ
The National American Woman Suffrage Association transfers its headquarters from Philadelphia to New York, effective immediately. Carrie Chapman Catt, chairman of the committee on organization, leads the move as work proceeds toward reestablishing offices at the Pulitzer building.
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Woman Suffrage Association
Philadelphia
New York
National American Woman Qe Association
Phiadelpia
Pulitzer
Carrie Chapman Catt
Saving the Wilhersons Judge Faces Unpleasant Duty
Judge Hazen confronts a moral conflict as Wilkerson, earning 1.25 daily at the bridge, faces jail for a liquor violation. With a 2 day sentence threatening destitution for his family, Hazen weighs duty against compassion while Wilkerson explains his desperate circumstances.
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Wilhersons
Judge Hazen
An Are Oo
Dee Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Hazen
Australian federation convention concludes work
The Australian federal convention adopts resolutions preserving colonial powers while vesting customs and excise duties and military control in the federal parliament. It designates a reestablished legislature with a senate and house, an executive governor general, and a supreme federal court serving as colony court of appeals. Delegations from Victoria New South Wales Tasmania South Australia and Western Australia participated.
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House of Representatives
Supreme Federal Court
Court of Anneals
Coloni G
Victoria
New South Wales
Tasmania
South Australia
West Australia
Fritz Durein Slips From County Jail Watch List
Sheriff deputies had memos reminding that Fritz Durein, wanted for selling minor, should be brought to Shawnee county jail if seen. Deputy Larry Sheehan detained him when he arrived in town, bringing him to jail where he may remain until trial. Judge Hazen did not forfeit bonds, predicting Fritz would return. Trial expected at April term of district court.
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Kupley
Pritz Durein
Shawnee
Frits Dew
Larry Sheehan
Mqnor
Durein
District Court
Hazen
Fritz
Tornado Kills Boy in Cowley County
A tornado passed over western Cowley County killing Ernest Croce, 12, son of a widow near Winfield. The storm damaged houses and barns for miles. he died at the barn after being caught in wreckage. No other serious injuries reported. Meanwhile, state news notes Mr. E W Tatman leaving the State Journal for the Insurance Office. Reports praise Dr King's New Discovery with two local testimonials.
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Cowley County
Winfield
Ernest ¥. Croce
Bama
Statehouse
E. W. Tatman
State Journal
State Superintendent of Insurance
Webb MecNall
Tatman
State University Law School
McNair
Fowler
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Thow. Egzers
Florida Street
San Francisco
J. K. Jones’ Drug Store
Fitch Street
Kansas Avenue
Leavenworth Fusionists plan to buy Kansas City Tribune
Fusion forces in Leavenworth consider purchasing the Kansas City Tribune to convert it into a Populist daily. The Tribune company is expected to be sold within two weeks under a commission pleas court order, with locals and Democrats likely to form the buying coalition.
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Leavenworth
Kansas City Tribune
Tribune Company
Comsion Pleas Court
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