How Lawton Died in Graphic Official Report
Colonel Bergach narrates a Washington D.C. war department account of Captain Lawton and Lt. Breckenridge during a late battle. Lawton falls at about six, ricochets through the front, and Breckenridge is carried from the line after aiding the wounded. The report lauds Twenty-ninth Infantry and officers including Major Bryan, Major Line, and Lieutenant Sheckenridge for courage and action.
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Penn
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Twenty-ninth Infantry
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Lawton
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Digi Breckenridge
Lieut
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Bryan
Laieton
Gwen
Fenn
Zit Heevet
Colargent
Soeon
Diggs Work To Convene State Librarians At Topeka
Washington observer Mrs Annie Diggs plans to bring together state librarians at Topeka with a view to organizing a national association. In New York she will confer with Melville Dewey while awaiting Albany meeting results. The proposal aims to create a centralized profession standards board with instructional materials and a national plan for librarian work.
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Annie
Wbraran
Washington
New Tire
Diges
New York
Albany
Melville Dewey
Mrx
National Association
Kansan
Meeting in Washington Sparks Talk of Presidency Succession
The article notes a planned Washington meeting of the Magual Sits Trazisti Shev with a place on the programme. Piges remarks the gathering is important as Mise 5u min TH and Anilony announce resignation from the Presidency, drawing broad attention to the succession.
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Hiese Deateine
Washington
Trazisti Shev
Atrs
Cardinal Gibbons Denounces Women Rights As Plague
Cardinal Gibbons preached at Baltim en Cathedral on February Sunday condemning constitutional reforms for women. He argued the move toward suffrage threatens civilization and domestic order, opposing Congress and signaling staunch support for traditional roles and male leadership.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltinens
Te Cathelral
Roberts
House of Representatives
William Lovell Dead Turfman and Pioneer Breeder
William Lovell, a well known turfman and breeder, died at his residence in New York. Born in Liverpool, he came to the United States as a youth, pursued mining in California and Australia, later engaged in horse breeding, and owned famous speedsters such as Jack Larvell and Ameritas Girl. He once lost a $75,000 wager to Pierre Quiltard. Lovell served as vice president of the Coney Island Jockey Club and was tied to several trotting associations and breeding farms in New Jersey.
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Wes
New York
Wiliam Lovell
Liverpool
Mig
Caifornia
Lovell
Asain Ib
Wing
Ms. Lovell
Coney Teland Jockey Club
Cranchpad
N. J
Mien
Josephine A. Wells
Amos G. Wella
Wella. Pargo & On
Imprisonment case ties Kansas sheriff to rifle fear
In St Joseph district court, ex Lieutenant Deamine and sheriff Harris face false imprisonment charges over an alleged incident involving a crown court. A beaming party claims a $9,000 claim for damages, with prior arrests and release on writs of habeas corpus. The case centers on Goebel monument funding and a Tennessee manuscript.
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Kansas
Sure Sherif
St Joseph
Fel
John J. Deamine
Teretleth Kansas
Iriel
Beecing
Poune Bmh
Council Hutte
Naying
Light Colors Dominate Spring Open-Work Embroidery Trends
The New York Sun outlines a spring fashion surge toward open-work embroidery in pale colors and delicate fabrics. It notes light silks, tulles, and brocades, with refined beading and ribbon details, and highlights empire gowns, capes, and belts as key silhouettes for summer wear.
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New York Sun
Routh
Lin
Ike
Jace
He Walt
Mange
Rome
Hevenine
Zere
Britt
Sweer
Fashion notes describe lace gowns with velvet trims and veiled details
A fashion feature outlines evening gowns with lace bodices and capes, velvet bands, and ruching. Gowns show lace over upper sleeves, embroidery with chenille, and combos like crepe de chine and fur trim. The piece highlights fringe ends, bertha fiches, and new cloth waists for south wear and theater styles.
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Patel
Mack
Ann
Wen Chaws
Schiller
Hyne Ealers
Cuban political education under American oversight for Cuba’s municipal elections
A Washington dispatch reports General Wood’s effort to educate Cubans in self government and to prepare the island for municipal elections under American supervision. The article notes Spanish subjects’ allegiance decisions, a potential representative convention, and the president’s aim for free Cuba as a stable, independent entity aligned with the Paris treaty terms. The April 1 citizenship deadline looms while census results are prepared to guide local elections.
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New York
Herald
Washington, D.C
Cuba
Wood
Spain
Ve Murelpalitices
Dritta
United ‘States
Tailuret
Dyrist
Dramatic New Shows at Grand Opera House Tonight
The Grand Opera House presents Otis Skinner and company in Henry Arthur Jones The Liar with Nanette Comstock in the lead. Also on the bill George T.F. Broadhurst Why Smith Left Home at Crawford theater next Tuesday. A Hanson operatic concert and Columbia Stock Company performances are listed with popular prices.
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Grand Opera House
Otis Biccnner
Henry Arthur Jones
the Liar
New York City
John Deen i
Empire Theater
Mr. Skinner
Nanette Comstock
Frank L. Sylvester
Bo A. Sheri
Blanche Neal
Clara Fyverett
Ethel Strickland
Sir Christopher Deering
To Hay
Liars
Sir Christopher
Africa
George TF. Broadhirst
Smith
Crawford Theater
Brimihurat
Mont Tricine
Frank Tanner
Eugene Hedda
C. Jay Wi Frederick Roberts
Gilbert Gainer
Carina Jorden
Te Maskell
Jennie Engle
Lowe Willams Baker
Rave Hubbard
Belle Chamberlin
Lizee May Ulmer
Hanson ‘Operatic Company
Hanson
Nelson
Columbia Stock Company
Hedar
Leland Declares for Baker and Opposes Burton
Cyrus Leland states he will support Senator Baker’s reelection and rejects Burton’s appeal. He denounces Burton’s circle, lists loyalists and opponents, and predicts a First District fight with Curtis against Bailey while defending Baker as the better neighbor and ally.
Wilkin Declares Candidacy for State Senator Nomination
Wilkin of Cowley County announces bid for Republican nomination to represent the district now held by Senator L. P. King. A former candidate at Hutchinson for state treasurer, he has served three terms as county treasurer and is a farmer.
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Wilkin
Cowley County
L. P. King
Whkin
Hutchineon
Nota Scotchmen in Topeka Describes Scottish Society Aid
A letter from Topeka Kansas dated February 1909 relays a report that a Scotchman family in distress sparked inquiry by the Scottish Society. The committee found the man was American born in Illinois, prompting praise for Scotsmen Thomas Page John MacDonald and James Cuthbert for aid and charity aligned with the motto share with others.
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Nota Scotchmen
Topeka
Kas
The
State Journal
Fllnets
Thomas Page
John MacDonald
James Cuthbert
Cape Nome Outlook predicts lawless gold rush and unrest
Cape Nome officials John G Brady and George N Wright warn that next summer will see a vast gold field expansion with 60 000 people, unless Congress creates civil government. They seek extended land laws, appointment of U S judges, and formal ownership rules for mining claims, while detailing early mining yields and local geography.
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Cape Nome
Alaska
John G. Brady
Geo. N. Wright
Ulless
Congress
Brady
Mr. Wright
United State
Ling & Mayor
Cape Norie
Seattle
Echeme
Washington
Nome
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Snow Gite
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Weel
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Joe
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Dick Ble
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Ganz
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