Acts as Marriage Broker Finds a Husband For Friend's Daughter
Aaron Duris a Jefferson Street merchant tailor sues Jacob Marwileky for 14 dollars in commissions, claiming two years ago Matiilsky promised 108 if he secured a husband for his daughter Lillian. Phillip Brown was married to such a husband and the wedding occurred last week.
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Sars
Thinto
Aaron Duris
Jefferson Street
Dbeean
Jacob Marwileky
Matiilsky
Lillian
Phillip Brown
Uule
Jewish Acres
Bank cashier Davis hunted as Emporia bank failure widens
The Emporia First National Bank collapse triggers a federal probe. U S Marshals in St Louis pursue cashier D M Davis and vice president Martindale amid alleged book falsifications. Grand jury in Kansas City to hear charges while attention centers on Madison State bank receivership and potential coverups.
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United Staty
Lambert
Davis
St. Louis
Dirk
Davie
Iran Min Dan
United States Murelisl
St Louis
Tambert
Federal Brand Jury
Pat
Mty
HOUE
Kansas Ciy
Emperia
Kansas City
Federal Grand Jury
Crom Tank
Martingsle
Marion Albsuch
de CwMet Bank
Madis State Bank
William Martindale
First National Bank Oficimte
Emporia
Madison Bank
Notation of Banking Official Davis in Emporia Crime
Davis, longtime cashier of First National Bank in Emporia, is linked to a crime under the national banking laws. The prominent local figure, a Welch as described, faces scrutiny amid a case involving a two-family household and four children.
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Davis
First National Bank
Stax
Emporia
Bos
Wify
Eceatis
Smallpox Fear Grows in Kansas City With New Cases
Kansas City reports several smallpox cases as two more infections appear on 415 Bell Street. City Physician Coffin denounces lax quarantine at 913 Bell Street and orders vaccination for exposed residents, including the Sumner School community and Beth Street workers.
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Kansas City
Coffs
Bell Street
Ful Street
Willams
Squire Williams
St. George’s Hospital
Theresa Dean
Kerr Famiy
Moray Evenizus
Hayes
Coffin
Fens
St. Hell Street
Armeurs
No Bleeds on Hats Arkansas Law Regulates Hat Feathers
Little Rock April 12 The Arkansas Legislature passed a game law to fine a woman for wearing a stuffed bird on her hat or selling or displaying feathers skins or parts for millinery. The act deems possession sale or exposure for sale of such items a misdemeanor with penalties up to twenty five dollars.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Band Leader Plans Permanent Regimental Orchestra in Topeka
Professor Gemres Washington Jackson, former Olepatch leader and Twenty third Kansis bandmaster, seeks to form a permanent organization from the regimental band. He will move to Topeka, where 12 members already reside, and expects the rest to join as home. He praises the band, vows Cuban natives will remember it, and aims to give concerts in Topeka.
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Gemres Washington Jackson
Olepatch
Jackson
Topeka
Hand
Cuba
Nebraska priest found guilty of trespass and property destruction
Tecumsen Nebraska April 12 after a two days trial Rev Frederick Speriem was found guilty of trespass and destruction of property for breaking down the door of St Andrews Roman Catholic church on March 21 after being locked out by the board of trustees. He was fined 70 dollars and costs. He appealed to the district court and in default of a 600 dollar bond was remanded to the county jail where he is now confinement.
Diplomatic Strain Over Samoa Incident Eases Yet Tensions Persist
Reports describe continued diplomatic friction between Britain and Germany over the Samoa matter. Officials express regret for the collision while aiming to preserve settlement prospects. Observers note pressure on Admiral Kantz and possible troop deployment to Apia as negotiations continue.
Blood in the Pacific Ambush Between Britons and Americans
Dispatches from Apia report a clash at a German plantation on April 2 where 100 American and British sailors retreated to the beach after an ambush. Lieut Freeman and Lieut Lansdale led the forces aboard Tauranga and Philadelphia. Ensign Morahan and others were killed. two British and two Americans were wounded. Natives, Mataafa's warriors, killed several officers, while German plant manager was detained aboard Tauranga.
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Aucland
Apia
San
A. H. Freeman
Taurangu
Freeman
Lansdate
Philadelphia
J. J. Morahan
United States
Motaguan
Eee Lansdale
Mutual Proclamation, Battle At Apia Reported
Advices from Apia recount British and American consuls issuing a proclamation to curb depredations as rebels resist. March 28 sighted enemy near Maguid with machine guns and a seven pounder. Friendlies attacked during retreat. Casualties include killed or wounded rebels, with allied forces, including 214 British Americans and 15 friendlies, engaging Mataata's forces near Vas sa. Lieutenant Freeman fatally shot. Phila delphia sailor Philly Lansdale wounded.
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Auckland
Apia
Sama
Ayia
Stuarts
Reatte Arkine
Supreme Court
Sdtiiral Repli
Takbir
Mataata
Germany
Vassa
Rahela
Aneel
Freeman
Tewtenant
Philly Vanhorn Lansdale
U.S
Philadelphia
Random Stock Items Include Linens and Patches
A store counter list details several White India Linens and Black India Linens. It notes Fancy Pistols and Stripes, Plain and striped Lawns, Dimity Checks, and Namook quality linens with yard prices of 25 and 35 cents. Strong entities include India Linen Dimities Namcooke and large plaid lawns.
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India
Extraordinary escape amid battle of Multanuu Easter Sunday
British and American forces fought rebels at Multnuu. Seaman Hunt of the Porpoise survived after his ear was threatened, joining Lieut. Lansdale in retreat. A shell from Royalist helped drive back attackers as friends buried officers and prepared for more armed aid.
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Shatteral
Seaman Hunt
Lieut
Lansdale
Royalist
Battlefeld
Hunt
Multnuu
Freeman
Tansdale
Geo, Cave
Porpoise
M. Perkins
Philadelphia
Cave
Sturdes
Pernoise
Gaunt
Tint Lansdale
Asdn
Monarhin
Kelling
England Ails as Germany and U S Readies Samoa Accord
Berlin reports an AP interview with a foreign ministry official saying Germany notes Samoa raids by Tanu on Apia with German property harmed. Ambitious plans for a joint Anglo American commission loom, while Britain delays delaying peace efforts amid calls for prompt action.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Apia
Taunus
England
Samoa
Washington
Aucklend
Admirel Kautz
Sho
Korits
Rock Island Route Fare and GA FL Rehearsal Notice
San Francisco and Los Angeles fares listed at 32 dollars fifty cents via the Rock Island Route. A GA FL entertainment rehearsal is announced for next Thursday evening at the Grand Opera House. All participants should be on hand.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
GAFL
Grand Opera House
Ohio aldermen cheap appointments scandal in trial
A Toledo style report from Tifin Ohio on April 12 describes a special session of the city council addressing corruption charges. Damaging testimony targets three aldermen accused of hindering mayoral police appointments while police officers allegedly offered ten dollars to six councilmen. Citizens vow to punish those found guilty.
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Tifin
Ohio
Courcil
Manila Dispatch Details Forces Moving on Santa Cruz
General Wheaton telegraphed General Otis that they would not wait to be killed. General Lawton secures Santa Cruz area and reports insurgents at large. He has captured a gunboat, six launches, and two caiques, all rivercraft stuck in the mud.
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Manila
Wheaton
Otis Sayy
Lawton
Santa Cruz
Big Joplin mining deals. Zinc and lead lands sold to easterners
In Joplin Missouri mining transactions total near two million dollars with eastern syndicates purchasing properties. Albers Tracy of Chatham NX transfers 441 acres near Carterville Missouri to a Boston syndicate for 209000. Spring River mines at Alba sold to Ontario syndicate for 575000. Additional deals push near 1.5 million in value.
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Big Joplin
Joplin
Albers Tracy
Chatham
Carterville
Spring River
Alba
Market Report from the State Journal Chicago April 12
The report notes wheat with a Liverpool driven lift and weak domestic outlook. Corn shows stronger demand at the market with steady to higher May prices, while oats slide due to acreage concerns. Provisions edge lower with pork and lard under selling pressure. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts are listed with mixed, generally softer, tendencies across categories.
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Chicaco
Liverpool
Minneapolinana
Elecator
Mayriba
Tyes
Timothy
Grain and money market notes from Topeka trading desk
A Topeka merchant notes on bank rates in New York money markets and posts on wheat, corn, and oats futures. Reports mention favorable rust weather, cash grain receipts, and price movements with a bullish tone.
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J. C Gomes
Commixaton
Ruse Bist Topekas
Shinoik
Tidlens
Uxpor
Noritiwestayy
Coleten
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Nebraska
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Thie
Hose
Rose
Kantz
New Zealand
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High Commission
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Mills Dry Goods Co
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Persia Lawn
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Gnaette
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France
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Alvo
Neb
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Commission Merchart
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Peuplee
Federal Steel GH
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