Parker Wins First Point In Mayor Race
A canvassing board may be reconvened as tally sheets are examined for admissibility. The court will decide whether Parker is entitled to a certificate of election and the results are set for evidence in the proceedings.
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Thor
Hesen
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Colnell
Hupbogta
Albert Parker
Willeh
Mane
Parker
Efeeton Rotary
Magdarats
Miyor
Hughes
Wlalnth
Tego
Ehta
Sloan
Egmeilea
Maral
Rasa
Vanes
Mandamus Case Heads to Merits in Topeka Fight
In a crowded Topeka district court Albert Parker seeks a mandamus to compel a canvassing board to certify his mayoral victory. Judge Hazen rules the case will proceed to merits, with Saturday hearings on the returns and possible further action by the court.
Platt Explains Cuban Right to US Aid and Influence
Senator Grihia TL Platt of Connecticut discusses the Platt amendment and US influence in Cuba from a Murray Hill interview. He says one third of Cuban convention members are friendly to the United States while another third oppose, with property owners favoring US protection and the rest largely indifferent or misled.
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Griihia TL Platt
Connecticut
Cubs
Murray Hill Hotel
United States
Cute
Ceed
Theso
Havana
Lmst
Boxer Trouhe
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Watt
Bors
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Jess
The Press Suspends and Merges With Indianapolis News
Indianapol newspaper The Press suspends after months of expansion and merges with The Indianapolis News. The move consolidates the two papers in a city of about 270 000, with The News continuing publication.
FIRST BASEBALL GAME TO OPEN WASHBURN TOMORROW
Topeka prepares for opening of Washburn baseball season with plans for a Wednesday afternoon game. Roster notes include Beason and Be Openers. Wiscon sin vessel references suggest ship news interwoven with sports. Weather outlook shows fair tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions and northwest winds.
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Chicago
Corbly to the Desent. Will Visit the Philippines
An official dispatch from Washington reports General Corhbty plans a summer trip to the Philippines. The rumor that he would resign or be replaced with a less punitive stance is denied. The general’s exact destination and purpose remain unclear amid conflicting notices from the War Department.
Patrick is Held for Grand Jury in Mintale Murder Case
New York Justice Jerome held Albee T. Patrick for the grand jury on a murder charge in the death of Texas millionaire William Mintale. He said Jones Riosa’s testimony was corroborated sufficiently under section 399 of the criminal procedure code.
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dJustice
Jerome Odey
Albee T. Patrick
Texas Millonaire
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Jerome
Jones
Riosa
To See McKinley Cuba Convention Delegates Arrive
April 16 reports five delegates Senor Tumru Capate Turriel Pertunode and Lorente form a commission to Rome and Washington to brief the president on future editions between Cuba and the United States. A conference with Governor General Weed is planned to discuss departure timing and best solutions ahead of an interview with the president.
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United States
TO KILL THE KAISER Dispatch From Berlin Sparks Panic Rumor
A Berlin dispatch to the Journal and Advertiser claims German police hidden aboard ships and Berlin's political police hunt a South American-based figure named Romagnol tied to a Buenos Ayrean anarchist club tasked with assassinating the Kaiser. Police reportedly evaded by detouring from the ship at sea.
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Uris Nephet
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Representative John Francis Elected as Chairman
John Francis has been chosen as chairman in a formal party or legislative process. The election elevates his leadership role within the organization, aligning policy direction and strategic oversight with his prior public service. Additional details on term length or duties were not provided.
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Map Out the Work Session Frames Four Committees
The 60 day limit session forms four committees to tackle tax and valuation law revisions. John Francis elected permanent chairman, Senator Smith secretary, with Auditor Rast and others setting up a framework to collect data from county clerks and prepare for next legislature. Committees cover real estate, personal property, railroads and other corporations.
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Hurreling
Pivcadore
State Library and
State Historical Society
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Taray Taximyers
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Ee Francia
Grimes
Biddie
Fred Smith
Vimil Qrosser
Godamt
Behator Hurrel
Audior Cole
John Francie
McKinley visit plans pushed at Topeka by council
The executive council today moved to arrange Kansas state reception details for President McKinley. Jaiveine Stanley will confirm the president's stop in Topeka and coordinate official functions. Attorney General Gofard was tasked to confer with the Commercial club to finalize arrangements.
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Topeka
Executive Council
Jaiveine ‘Stanley
Gofard
Commertis
County Commissioners Decide Locations for Two Kansas River Bridges
The county board this morning fixed two bridge sites. One spans between Receville and Maple Hill, the other just east of the Santa Fe tracks at Oakland. Two more bridges await location amid divided opinion. officials hope a meeting may resolve the plan. The Upper bridge was placed near Maple Hill within a half mile of the county line.
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Receville
Maple Hill
Santa Fe
Oakland
Plead Guilty to Theft in Ira Henry Case
Ira Henry of Topeka pleaded guilty to larceny in a modified charge after being sentenced to three years and a half in the New Mexico penitentiary. The original sentence centered on jewelry theft and related charges. The case links Henry to a Santa Fe proceeding and to George Guth of Albuquerque.
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Topeka
New Mexico
Santichie
Henry
Sta
George Guth
Wheat in Fine Condition and Delayed Corn Planting Prospects
U S department of agriculture climate report for Kansas covering the week ending April 18 notes wet, cloudy weather hindering field work in central western counties. Wheat remains in fine condition overall, with some damage from insects in Crawford county and low areas prone to flooding. Oats sowing progresses in southern and central counties. central districts report oats and barley near completion or just starting. Corn planting paused by wet conditions in southern counties. apricots and peaches blooming in central regions. cherries and apples budding in certain counties. alfalfa starting slowly. Overall, crop prospects show general improvement but continued wetness threatens timely planting and yields in several districts.
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Crawford County
Grase
Carmeles
Harvey and
McPherson Mseh
Aryl
Smith
Klugman
McPherron
Republic
Erith
la Salle
Ness Aml
Decatur
Nean Wallace
Bode Man
Grues
Morton
Wallace
Tornado damages Orleans area with barns and buildings wrecked
A nighttime tornado struck Orleans in Harkin county at 11 o'clock, demolishing Gothers's nearby barn and Molagny's store and recon, Ro Bate's insurance office, and Howard's barn. Howard's residence and the school building suffered partial wreckage, but no injuries were reported.
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Omaha
Orleans
Baseball Wednesday at Topeka features Washburn vs Emporia Normal
The Topeka game pits Washburn against Emporia State Normal in a college grounds clash. The lineup lists players for both sides including Batters and fielders with expected positions and the schedule signals a midweek matchup amid late season form.
Fike Receives Shake Up in Colorado Rail Office
Democratic Railroad Commissioner James Fike faces a jolt as unrest hits Colorado. A set of complaints and inspections ripple through the east wing. lawmakers, labor figures, and local critics seek clarity while logistics of the Pollamenes process and Pullman workers draw attention to safety and trust in the commission.
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Fike
Ite Muw
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Botorie
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Jock
Spencer's New Office in City Hall
The city attorney's rooms on the third door of the new city hall are being fitted up with Spencer expected to occupy them by the end of the week. W C Ralston, a notary public, will join him. The rooms were not completed earlier as Bird did not occupy them. Carpenters were working today to finish the space as tie furniture has been placed. Federation of Labor Philadelphia notes April 18. The Pennsylvania supreme court today ruled that the Elevation of Labor has no remedy for apprentices or kin to join the glass workers union. Mr Steyn re-elected. London April 16. A special dispute note says a mower and ted Mr Steyn president of the Orange Free State. $200,000 fire in Cubs, Hiévana. The Abreu mansion at Certo burned, estimated at $200,000.
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SOONERS ON HAND OF THE HIowa AND COMANCHE
A special report notes officials expect government permission by April 1 for residents of Kiowa and Comanche reservations to enter. Officials estimate one in ten may join families to purchase land as Interior Department adopts policy shifts. The article mentions border entries await formal approval and possible land dealings.
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Interior Department
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Cuban convention aims at future relations with United States
Havana dispatch reports the Cuban convention reviewing future ties with the United States. General Wood arrives and the mission plans to depart for Washington by way of York. President Afai Cliles is noted in the convention as leaders discuss policy and potential contact with Washington.
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Afai Cliles Iholedeer
Cuba
Sete Wood
Teave Hare
Cook Adjudged Insane in Court Proceedings
Joe Cook was adjudged insane days after a reported incident near St Paul. The case describes Cook's delusions and erratic actions, with witnesses recounting disturbances and threats. He was jailed and taken for evaluation after the alleged event.
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Chase
Nation to Go Home to Lead Spring W T A Institute
County president Paton Willie in Medicine Lodge will conduct the spring W T A Institute. The event runs three days with activities aimed at county leaders, including a gathering to organize local efforts and address community needs.
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Medicine Lodge
Paton Wilie
Aietticine
Tedsday
Medicine
Dreeldert
W. C
Palfige
Wba
Obea
Alan
Worsening Africa Coverage in The Tribune
An OCR damaged New York dispatch critiques South Africa coverage in the Tribune. The piece complains the report exaggerates events, costs, and the political risk, arguing for clearer, balanced reporting on colonial issues and treasury concerns.
Vandegrift Whathy Kept Out of Court Room by Bailiff
Kansas City correspondent details a court disruption as a bailiff prevents Vandegrift Whathy from entering the courtroom. The chaotic scene includes hurried exchanges and the judge’s attempt to restore order amid a tense gallery.
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Kansas City
Torrliwe
Shop Committee Discusses Santa Fe Site Extension
The committee and Commercial Club reviewed the Santa Fe shop extension site near WoON chat. Attendees Jerurth and G evided presented plans for the site, with members J. & Warner, M. Santtinger, S.C. Miller, Whland Hall and others from Bowgasa, TF Garver, Genege W. Noble, WW Wirth, and FP Maclennan attending.
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Ato Pooper
J. & Warner
M. Santtinger
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