Purchase of Southern Lands and Texas Munitions Contract
An auction of 17500 barrels of Cre Der bund in the staiue of Texan is noted alongside the opening of the annual Transmistieupp commercial conference in Houston and Galveston. The gathering, led by Jamon fe Troutman and others, marks the eleventh year and signals market activity for resin and torpent products while attendees hear about relief for injuries and the value of practical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euerne
Elke Ceerth
Hardin County
Abeani
Warner
Murer Diew
Thon Eelevtric
Hotel Waiters Strike Details and Routes Across Cities
The report notes a hotel waiters strike in Mylues Ta on April 16 with about two hundred workers demanding higher wages. It lists routes and trains favored by travelers, mentioning lines through Denver, Utah, Montana, and Washington with connections to Chicago Saint Louis Minneapolis and the Northwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Mylues
Duringston
Karman City
Si. Ie
Josette Nebraske
Denver
Utah
Traine Dutty
Weaniy T Caltorals Meperylans
Hinck Hill
Montana
Washington
Ponet Sound
Ehert Rillnes
Runes City
St Joseph
Kant
Chicago
St. Lau
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Rees
Louisieana
Hartington
Populists in Kansas counties push Breidenthal for governor
The article reports on Populist and Democrat party activities across Kiowa, Republic, Pawnee, Montgomery and other counties. Delegations advocate Breidenthal for governor, plan reorganizations at Clay Center, and instruct for various state and national conventions while detailing county-level endorsements and crossed party alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Equity
Carl Vrooman
Bob Serwie
Jutn Breidenthal
A. 8. Clarke
Ee Cee
Aes Oe
Taylor Hiddle
Plate
Tichie
Republic County
Sioux
Walte
Town
Taylor
Bois Albertson
John Greidenthal
Ela
Fisher
Cosunty
Kiowa County
J. W. Davis
D. W. Blaine
Crate County
Thompson
Pratt
Frank Milliken
Haskell County
Pawnee County
W.lebrown
Claude Duvall
Congress
Tcket
Dickinson County
P. J. Man
Cut of Appeals
Masocrate
J. G. Himberger
C. B. Hottman
Simien
W. J. Bryan
We. A. Detord
Franktla
Coffey
Lyon County
Papatists
Bevan
Hreldenthal
McNall
Stryker
Pirot National Tank
W. J. Bobb
Wicktte
John Breitenthal Wising
Sedgwick
Chase County
Brevlenthal
Thomas A. Grisham
Cottonwood Falls
Doniphan County
Breidenthal
Huld Saturdes
Sotewick County
HG. ‘Toler
A. W. Dennison
Dentleon
Pinney County
Williams tor Treasurer and Heiebower Assistant Speech
A. P. Williams of Miami County, once assistant to Heiebower the magnet, is hearing from Mr. Hefiebower’s circle about political plans. Frederick Villiers, veteran war correspondent, reports from Southampton that the war’s worst may be over though guerrilla fighting persists. Pretoria official bulletins note burghers seizing slaughter oxen at Wepener and Jeroneman’s forces defeating the British, while the Irish American ambulance arrives. The Warrenton action notes no casualties and implies Heiebower will not seek renomination, with Beenie Soult staying out of the race.
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Hefiebower
A. P. Willams
Miami County
Stan D. A. Heiebower
Dale Fation
Fongnd
Frederick Villiers
Southampton
Cffiakal
Sip
Wepener
Jeroneman
Wolverport
Grange River
Pretoria
Borts
Warrenton
mcondWiate
Hepebower
Beenie
Soult
Guthrin Admits It and Curtis Nominating Plot Revealed
Mysterious statement links Curtis to the senatorial race as Shawnee county pledges four votes to a candidate still unnamed. State Journal reports Curtis support despite denials, with Hutchinson nomination planned Wednesday. Seventh district convention set for Wednesday. competition includes Allege and Cheester Lanse, with possible Wallace support.
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Gut Curtis
United Tee
Ute
Topeka
Shawnee County
Hutchinson
Weld Au Flaten Neon
Compalen
Aligee Tugsinet Cheeter Lanse
Palttdelanis
Wallace
Senate Debates Election of Senators and Pending Alaska Code
The Senate considered a house joint resolution for electing U S senators by the people, with Butler urging calendar placement and Chantier defending the privileges and elections committee. Debate touched on two legislative bodies elected by the people and concerns over committee focus. Other items included an emergency deficiency bill, a removal bill for certain indicted persons, a memorial memorandum related to Peru, and ongoing discussion of the Alaska civil code and mining regulations.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Butler
N.C
Strom
Chantier
Committee On Privileges and
Committee On Privileges and ‘Election’ In Advance of Ite
Mn Hour
Mr. Pettus
Als
Mrr
Hale
Davis Cminn
Edward Gottfried
Wilkesharre
Trujillo
Peru
State Department
Maid’ S
Ema Fls
Department of State
Fora
Auust
United Sates
Stewart
Alaska
Mistaken Spanish Invitation Sparks Dewey Celebration Error
Chicago mayor reports Duke d Arcon Spain's minister in Washington sent an invitation by mistake to attend the Dewey celebration. The minister declines. Harrison explains the error and offers apologies for the unintended discourtesy to Spain and its sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicsto
Harrison
Duke d'Arcon
Washington
Chive
Chicaso
Batus of Mantis
United States
Spain
Arcos
Senly
Slayer Harrison
Supreme Court Rules Express Shippers Must Pay Stamp Tax
Washington April 16 The Supreme Court decided two stamp tax cases on express packages. Justice White authored the opinion favorable to the express companies reversing a Michigan high court ruling. The cases centered on whether shippers or carmen pay the stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice White
Lste
American Express Company
Maynard
State Supreme Court of Michigan
Barn Saved from Fire at Corner of Vap Buren and Seventh Streets
Dr DB Goodwin and a colored seaman aided by a man saved the barn behind Dr Rogers’s house at Vap Buren and Seventh Streets from an incendiary hay fire this afternoon. The blaze had not burned long when spotted, part of a recent spate of arson fires reported locally.
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Seaman
Goodwin
Vap Buren and
Seventh Streets
Rogers
Striking Operators and Railway Officials Satisfied
Chattanooga reports quiet strike conditions across four Southern railway divisions. Operators claim new accessions while officials say trains run on schedule without trouble. In Atlanta, the telegraphers strike shows no change as President Powell offers a $100 reward for a threatening anonymous letter to J S Thompson and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Southern Ailway
Heirs of Anneke Jans Meet at Riblet Hotel
A meeting of alleged Anneke Jans heirs is set for Thursday at the Riblet hotel in this city. Mrs Curry, wife of the Riblet clerk and secretary of the organization, issued the notice. The estate is described as an immense fortune, with claims in Holland and New York, valued in the billions and tied to complex legal entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Jans
Riblet
Curry
Anneke Jans
Holland
New York City
Local notes and arrests mix with church confirmations
In Topeka and nearby areas several brief items occur. Razer arrested Sunday at the depot for concealed weapons, fined 85 and awaiting trial on Wednesday. EB Dobson from Denver visits Topeka to study Kansas mineral resources. Fal Piel arrested for concealed weapons. officers say he refused but were forced to take him in. Redden and Thomas Detose nabbed for shoplifting. Church confirmations at Grace Cathedral number 24, names listed. An operation at Stormont Hospital concerns Mr Belker recovering, possible sewer work. Cottonwood Falls, Patix residents noted.
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Razer
Mne
Watts Huy
Wim
Darple Kenneay
Jude Wein
Emeautes
EB. Dobson
Mining Industry and Review
Denver
Topeka
Kansas
Fal Piel
Port Bridas
Hem
Redden
Thomas Detose
Trent
Colored Episcopal Church
D. Huckner
PG. Daten
Rook Vlasmith
Harington
Stormont Hospital
Beealy
Special Act on Gaynor Brothers Fraud Case
Washington April 16 a bill passed the senate to meet the Gaynor brothers and others indicted with ex Captain Carter in a fraud case on work done in Savannah harbor and Cumberland Sound Judge Brown decision in New York sending the Gaynors back to Georgia for trial prompted the attorney general to draft the bill Georgia connection noted in the report.
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Washington
Senate
Grises
Gaynor Brothers
Carter
Savannah Harbor
Cumberland Sound
Brown
New York
Gaynors
Georgia
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Elia A. Cole
Deaths and funerals notice for Elia A. Cole who died at home in West Teith on Sunday morning after illness. The funeral service will be held Tuesday at noon. She was formerly married to John F. Cole.
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Elia A. Cole
West Teith
Army Bill Reported Increases Pay and Travel Allowance
Washington April 16 Chairman Hawley reported from the committee on military affairs the army appropriation bill. The line pay is increased by 453000. The military telegraph line in Alaska costing 344530 was stricken. A Manila building receives 5100. Length of service for retirement in Porto Rico or the Philippines counts double. Travel allowance for enlisted men discharged rises by 2900163.
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Washington
Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
Alaska
Manila
Porto Rico
Philippines
Dangerous Track Slide Forces Rail Service Halt Near Jacksonville
A dangerous track slide south of Jacksonville Mississippi suspends service on the central railroad line. The line from the main west junction at Hoover is halted as heavy rains sweep the state. No trains will operate until the line is inspected and repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacksonville
Miss
Tinais
FRED GRANT RETURNS FROM RUSSIA VISIT
Mrs. Grant widow of General Ulysses S. Grant returns from a visit to her daughter Princess Cantacuzene in Russia aboard the American liner. She had reportedly suffered typhoid fever while abroad and will proceed to Washington. Also aboard were Helen and Alice Morton and W. J. Carnin. The body of B. Renick, Paris-based lawyer, was brought home on the Fork. Renick died in Europe while on a mission related to the Goulds and Count Boni de Castellane.
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New York
Anni M.onaeus
Southampton
Red D. Grant
FD. Grant
Russia
Man Shot and Killed After Train Incident in Kentucky
Report of an attack on an excursion train at Slaughtersville near Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Morian Boone, a colored man, allegedly cursed and brandished a weapon before being shot. His body was said to have been thrown from the train. The piece retains period phrasing and reports the violent event with neutral wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Morian Boone
Slaughtersville
Boone
Siehs
Market report from Chicago on wheat corn and livestock
Wheat opened lower on supply concerns with foreign demand mixed and shipments down. Corn traded higher in early activity while oats and provisions showed mixed moves as cash markets weighed supply and demand. cattle and hog futures followed. Livestock shipments and receipts were reported with moderate to steady demand and prices.
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Chicago
X.eas
Minneapolis
May
Autres Eid
Corm
Takink
Shade
Shinge
Soll
Steure
PLAX
N. Wa
Rm Raves
Liverpool
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and assorted prices
Kansas City market in mixed mood with cattle and hogs showing steady to lower quotes. Texas steers, cows, and heifers varied. stockers and feeders noted. hog receipts weak to lower. Also includes Topeka and New York price rundown across eggs, wheat, cotton, sugar, molasses, and money market summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Market Gossips and Grain Notes from Goings
Market notes from J C Goings, commission merchant, St Sant Fifth Street Topeka, discuss London stock influence on New York speculation, wheat and corn actions with quotes on prices, receipts, and demand. Includes grain and hog/cattle figures, market expectations for Liverpool cables, and Kansas City wheat and oats data.
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J.C. Goings
Commission
St Sant Fifth Street
Topeka
Liverpool
Plicago
Tosarrow
Cary
Onle
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