Vinewood Park Franchise Fight Sparks City Hall Clash
A dramatic council session features Clemens and Tincher allies battling over a Vinewood Park railroad franchise. Clemens delivers a fiery speech accusing haste and labor agitation as the vote nears, while protests press the council to scrutinize terms and curb undue influence.
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Abe Jarney
Tom Dynan Sala
Ford
Lucy
Topeka
Strest Carren
Clotmers
Wales
Yaneda City
Vinewood Park
Annew City
City Wood
Vinewood
Elady
Dune
Kannne City
Elvine Iruway
Derma
Huey
Clusienis
Spencerit Sho
Saviren
Esc
LGA
Caahh
McCabe
Silewaite
Tesla
Burton Feathered by White House Tug on Kansas Pension Row
Washington correspondent reports Senator Burton of Kansas faced White House pressure over Ware's pension appointment. Burton, angered, says the president has more influence than he. The piece describes partisan maneuvering, internal Kansas reactions, and Burton's cautious stance as pressures build.
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Washington
Spnasetamle Worll Ammerjcan
Burtin
Kane
Kusehe
Pny van Oak
Tenet
Burton
Anid Burtoh
Ware
Inary Saan
Kunis
Cota
Kansas
Mutvane
Miltéerman
Eurcorn Cendi
Burton Watt
Active Volcanoes in Guatemala Rise Again
A Guatemalan volcanic outbreak is reported with multiple sites erupting amid earthquake fears. The Chingo volcano near the border with El Salvador shows renewed activity, while other vents in the region threaten nearby towns as seismic unrest continues.
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Guatemala
New York
Herald
Yiisgex Azil
Chingo
Gustemuli
Salvador
Sapte Marth
Ecupe Gon
Putersburo Church Education Edict Suppresses Parochial Schools
An official Catholic decree from Putersburo restricts Orthodox clergy and bans Catholic children from attending Orthodox parochial schools. The document, cited in government papers, warns of severe penalties for violators and their guardians, underscoring church authority and political weight. Authorities ban further dissemination of the ruling.
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Putersburo
Zeverovleb
Skull grafting near Saginaw cites case of dog ear grafts
In a March April entry from Saginaw area, a surgeon Suich reports a remarkable operation involving grafting pieces of a dog's ear onto a patient named Jake Olbers of Kenton in Houghton county. The text describes the grafts as inch to several inches in diameter and references a recovery, names, and local venues with garbled wording.
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Saginaw
Suich
Phearctars
Olberg
Olbere
Woman in Newark Dies After Carbolic Poisoning Sigh
New York April 2. Amelia Mussel six years old Heaved a sigh and died after carbolic poisoning Mrs Mussel fell unconscious at home Physicians filed death certificate and undertakers prepared embalming The family door was marked with crape Police and doctors noted a lingering illness before the fatal moment Birs Hummel a local property holder known for years suffered greatly and died after a troubled life
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New York
Amelia Mussel
Newark
Honel
Birs Hummel
Abe Shank
Talson
Shafter's Mances Good But Rumors of Bombshells Surround Meeting
April 28 Wohreling West Virginia The Amalgamated association is beset by rumors of a bombshell to be exploded at the convention. Reports suggest shifts in headquarters and possible opposition to Pittsbore leadership. The roster includes debates over constitution laws and efforts to secure reform while aiming to aid strikers and treasury needs.
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Wohreling
W. Va
Bastren
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Furitier
Wihheling
Domalder
Politeas
Beter Abuye
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Setuinitior
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Itn 38
Detroit
Spee
Aqshian
Gual Vernal
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Neaheit
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St ‘Lavin
Allied
Paine
Tyne Stork
Smurchellan
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Ashe Iit
Cina Ani
Moule
Ita
Seth
Poli
Cope
Iene Bieta
Untitled Arkanzas Play Review At Ceawtnord
A fragmented theater write up mentions a recent performance titled Ol Arkanzas at the Ceawtnord, with various character names and plot threads. The piece notes a train robbery scene, a sunlit yard, and a crowd of gallery spectators, highlighting the mixed reception and a standout performer in the front row.
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Ol Arkanzas
Adid Arkanaur
Asina Bream
Cnole
Arkunsaw
Bai
Amd
Nolthne
Feaside Bowen
Inutadine
School of Garke Street
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Leo Fine
Colleni
Revenue Receipts Decllas and Styled Opening
Revenue receipts decline shows defense at 2005 743 for the last nine months while the corresponding period totals 2002 32 801. A note mentions very exclusive styles to be shown at its tallinery opening on Thursday April 4.
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Derrense
Seervase Wa
Sunes
Morrtson
First Session Held by Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions
The Northwest branch convened its first regular session in Omasha on April 28 with a conference led by Mrs. F. S. Williams of Minneapolis. Mrs. Pur tine of Utistate gave a welcome, followed by Mrs. J. C. McClintock’s response. Reports from foreign missions, prepared by Mrs. E. G. Way of Chicago and read by Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Hyde Park, highlighted expanding work and stronger pledges across Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota.
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Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions
Omasha. Nob
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the
Mra EG Way
Chicago
Mies Ellebeth Stewart
Hyde Park
Colorado
Hlliot
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Bettie
Dar Wis Wen
CE. Robinson
Chisto
Rev. M. Lae
Pyeng Yang
China
St Louis Races Plan Large Daily Purses In Spring Meet
The St Louis racing association announced the spring meeting program with daily purses averaging 10 percent and at least 2300 dollars to be distributed daily. The Inaugural adds 1500, bringing total for May 6 to about 3008 dollars, with the Debutante stakes for 2 year old fillies adding 1000 dollars. The meeting opens May 6, and a fire at a local town caused significant damage to 15 businesses.
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St Louis
Pub
Market Report Reveals Wheat Corn Trends and Trade Tone
The report describes wheat and corn price action with weather impacts on the crop, early week trading opening stronger but cautious. It notes Minneapolis and Duluth activity, cattle and hog markets steady, and mixed signals in grains amid weather and demand factors. Prices shift for May, July, and September futures as traders react to harvest prospects.
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Duluth
Damier
Peitlie Moe
Waamy
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IRGC
Anil
Theo
Market Gossip From The Commodities Beat
Market gossip notes June DriMarch trend updates. Whaat reports shipments and price moves for wheat oats corn and barley across Kansas City Duluth and Liverpool routes. Prices listed, volumes cited with notes on futures and local trading activity.
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Wales
Kansas City
Cork
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