Hughes Sworn In as Council Grants Certificate of Election
chaotic record of a council meeting with disputed poll books and voting tallies. mentions Hughes as sworn in, objections by Warner and Swenderson, and calls for examination of tally sheets. notes precinct miscounts in Third ward and requests certificates of action for elected members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuties
Wren
Cunellors
Sweodiew
Smeg Hughes
Curmoutay
Wargor
Wirner Alzning Werner
Swendeem, Rowntree ‘Chaney
Warner Mild
Olke
Az. Parker
Ais. Swehdaun
Counett
Ube
Warner
Edo
Swendson
Waermie
Swendesn
Ewendson
David Overcuyer
Alestat
Quetta Political Shakeup After Officership Conflicts
A text fragment describes a political contest in Quetta with Macryr Tinewe Lyon as an officeholder and Hughes seeking a seat. It notes other officers were men and references a police chief and city attorney, with blurred details about court cases and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quetta
Macryr Tinewe Lyon
Itughes
Potlee
Aolie Pacemmary
Bern
Hughes
Res
Sper
Dy User
Sis
Paice
Boy Run Over by Streetcar in Kansas City
Nine year old Louis Breton, son of Mrs Carrie Atchison, was fatally struck by a southbound streetcar on Vine Street near Twenty first. Witnesses say the car did not stop promptly, and the boy’s head was severed from his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louis Breton
Carrie Atchison
If Vineantrest
Little Louie
Wim
Motsrman
Vine Street
Atchison
Aoea
Louis
Dreary Easter in New York City Sees Sparse Social Turnout
A New York Easter report notes a somber day with subdued crowds despite church services across the city. Trinity and St Pauls filled with worshippers, while Fifth Avenue traffic remained light and society largely absent. Archbishops officiated at St Patricks Cathedral as crowds gathered for Easter services and church readers delivered addresses in lower Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Voatek
Amimeh
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Old Trinity Church
Mose
Trinity
St. Pauls
St Paul's
Fic
Ante Ueviah dix Dias
Rowers
Archibishop Corrigan
St Patrick's Cathedral
Ereat
Second Church of Christ
Sixtyoe Street
Cente Park
Louis Lathrop
John Carroll Lathrop
Agnew Admits Portrait After Morland Agner Arrival
A confused report from Liverpool on April 4 describes Morland Agner admitting a connection to a framed portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire. An unrelated 19 year old from Silver Lake accidentally shot Eitamell with a 33 caliber pistol Saturday evening. the weapon was discharged while he examined the firearm. The case mentions Dr Munn and Slermont hospital, with Rivers learning the boy did not know the Bratol was loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Liverpol
C. Morland Agner
Irae
Duchess of Devonshire
Silver Lake
Eitamell
Munn
Slermont Tespiral
Jins Uy Te Ottinat
Aling
Railroad Coal Storage Sparks Fear Of Strike
For a month the Santa Fe has stored huge coal quantities at many division points and even on the ground, loading with no clear explanation. Unions are said to be dissatisfied with conditions, hinting at a prolonged fight as miners may strike to push for a better two year contract ahead of June agreements and September expiry. J Devlin of Topeka leads Santa Fe coal properties. Big Four backs higher output amid rising spring prices.
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Pittsbure
Lanria
Santa Fe Bee
Emporia
Prairie of Florence
Ottawa
Santa Fe
J. Devlin
Tapeke
Reid
Omer
Feduction Mesa
Colorado Purl and Iron Company
Denver
Indianapolie
Unico i
The Cruel Joke At The Depot Lunch Counter
A youth named Sandy faced a cruel prank at the Sante Fe depot lunch counter when a waitress laced his pastry with cayenne pepper. Fellow travelers and depot staff laughed as he suffered the spicy ordeal, then slipped away to soothe and hide his distress amid the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy
Sandy
Sante Fe
Ie Nat
Passenger Men Go West In Dense Rail Line Tale
The report describes railroad travel ventures with Conductor JM Patten and a party including Mrs Thompson of Rock Island, crossing lines to attend a passenger event. It notes hotel changes, repairs, and personnel shifts as crews travel, with Goodland notes on freight and local rail operations, plus recent elections and roadbed improvements.
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Beorge T. Nicholson
Toon Iivowel
Gianes
Augustus Inver
Telng
Harvey
Sapea Ee Railroa
Wes Read
Erick
Twa Tainee
Bern
Kanane City
JM Patten
Vari
Foan
Stee
Steefand Tallenad
J. Mom. Trimble
Kansas City
Orient Road
Fmm
Mexica
Baebes
Initiation Noted Injuries in Harvard Secret Societies
New York report cites serious injuries from Harvard initiation. Acting president Walter L. Richards says he was unaware of cruel practices until a vigorous letter arrived. Regent Dr Bartlett oversees secret societies. injuries blamed on strenuous hazing. Mason and Richardson reportedly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New York
Herald
Boston
Mass
Waleoet
Bint
Bartlett
Hervard
Mason
Richardson
Supreme court denies mandamus in Oskaloosa school case
The court refused to issue a mandamus to force admission for Gracie Jones and other colored children to Oskaloosa High School. It found no proof of color discrimination and held the petitioners not qualified, noting they completed only grammar grades and that teachers in their prior school were less capable than those in other district schools. A peremptory writ was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gracie Jones
Preud
Oskaloosa High School
Ure School Board
Wreck attempt on the westbound train near Malad bridge
An unknown group piled ties on the track ten miles east of Malad in Idaho to wreck the No 1 westbound train. The engineer spotted the obstruction in time to stop. The engine suffered damage and several brake beams were broken. It appears highwaymen placed the ties for a railroad robbery. A narrow escape from disaster. Gates to retire from American Steel and Wire chairmanship and take a long abroad trip. He returns to Chicago from New York after a three month absence and plans to resign from active business temporarily.
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Boles
Idaho
Malad Bridge
Here
Gates
Chicago
Johnn.w. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
New York
Fie
Bavarian Rail Tests Explanation of US Locomotive Order
The royal Bavarian railway administration explains the recent order for four locomotives from the United States was not to obtain a low price but to examine American methods. Officials note the move serves technical inquiry and comparative practice rather than immediate procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Royal Bavarian Railway Administration
United States
Assailant of Actress Mad. New York Flayden Moulton
April 8 report identifies Roebert Flayden Moulton, a southerner, as the assailant who shot two people, prompting police inquiry and ongoing investigation into motive and weapon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad
New York
Roebert Flayden Moulton
Hadway's Pills Advertsurgent Health Claims
An old advertisement lists Hadway's Pills as a remedy for headache indigestion torpid liver dizziness dyspepsia and associated symptoms. It markets relief from sour stomach disgust weight in stomach sinking sensations and faintness with a claim that a few doses will free the system. A New York address is provided for purchase.
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Hadway
Polica
Aegis
Colsfin
New York
Missouri Pacific Lines from Kansas City to St Louis
No 2 leaves Kansas City at 9 50 a m as a solid ventiluled train to St Louis consisting of coach cars Day coaches Reclining Chair car Seats Free and Pullman Parlor car Connections at St Louis Union Depot with Eastern lines for New York and Atlantic Coast points
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern
New York
Atlantic Coast
Surveying party advances line across German East Africa
The surveying party for the African and Transcontinental Telegraph line arrived recently and began resurveying from Kerem toward Kas sange and Lake Tanganyika. They describe mountainous terrain between Kirema and Ujiji, armed Arabs and coast traders, stockaded villages, scarce gunpowder, and hazardous routes as they map toward Edtuta and the Abyssinia frontier. Currency used is German East Africa money with copper spinet coins, and local stores rely on stone buildings and Greek-influenced trade amid a tense colonial frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transafrican Telegraph
The
London News
Lake Tanganyika
German East Africa
Kerem
Kassange
Edtuta
Lake Tuncanyika
Kare— Faa
Kituta
Inareria
Ojifi
Belne
Victoria Nyanka
Usgenila Reltway
Lake Rudolph
Abyssinia
Nie
Kurema
Uji
Kirema
Ujiji
Sithout
Free State
Jeorihah
Neataiarvont
Heller's Testimony Reported in Court Action
Fragmentary OCR notes show a testimony referenced as Heller's, with names Alpert and Hurtters connected to a March event. Details are unclear, but the item suggests a legal proceeding or hearing activity involving named individuals and a date around March.
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Goodland
Han
Mit
Pe Hitalkers
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J. Wickersham
Sas
Tfotis
Taxgart
Beit
Soh Moreneh
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Frank Neugetmaer
Pottawatomie County
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Parton
Dodge City
Lester
Sy Thurasss
Yautkeer
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Enghomr Hartevil
San Pe
Kinsley
Oskshona
Adway’s Pills
Jordens
Missouri Pacific Lines
F. E. Nipps
Ticket Agt
H.C, Townsend
P.&t.a
St. Louis, Mc
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Heller
Alpert
Hurtters Tring
IF Marcheratheee
Onutun
Eayas
Union Pacific
Califorria
Sax Eraneioun
San Rautroraie
Delta
Saar
Mena
J. M. Knight
California Fig Syrup CO
Arte
Klauer
Alifornia
O Rail
Mombattar Elevated Railroad Company
Second Avenue Road
USA
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