Royal intrigue and Easter plans shadow Queen Alexandra
A London gossip column details Queen Alexandra's ill health and deafness raising questions about her duties. It notes King Edward VII's upcoming coronation and parliament opening as major events, with royal travel hints to Denmark and Copenhagen for Easter.
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Edward
Alexandar Uitie
London
Eshieia
Alexandra
Abe
Fordsrane
Felix Semon
Diem
Sepoah Ae
National Hospital
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Barone
Feport
Wart
Uece
Denmark
Ebwant
Rothers
House of Lords
Tepal
Veta
Bockingtam Palace
Kvety
United Eigesiom
Nmaltes Laity
Maine
Fakin New Heer
Victoria
Mystery Manuscript Teases Truth Behind Local Scandal
A cryptic banner hints at a hidden truth about a local figure. The piece references a controversial minister and a grave act, implying consequences tied to the year’s political tensions. The item reads like a sensational teaser from a small-town paper with uncertain names and dates.
Government extends bene vote to June thirty eight next
A garbled notice indicates a government extension of a bene vote by the state department to June thirty eight, affecting the Guate region and noting transmission or authorization for the period. The report references General McNally and a duty or service linked to customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coorel Gerecks
Genel McNally
State Department
Elt
Prohibition Debate Cue Sparks Legislation Talk
Topeka State Journal outlines legislators debating prohibition and related policy shifts. Includes mentions of church figures, political figures, and weekly recap notes on local and national developments.
Trial of Franke Hactom in Minnesota Case
The February trial details the murder charge against Franke Hactom in Minn, with county attorney Boartman outlining the state case. Witnesses describe Hamilton and associates at the hotel, the defense claim of self defense, and the fatal wound to Day from a billiard room incident.
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Hie
Minn
Franke
Boartman
Hamilton
Kience
Peice Aiiver
Day
Morgan John
Dave Bli
T. Cury
Eas
Evans
Guy Canfield
Hamiiton
Mystic Brotherhood pageant travels from Grand Rapids to Detroit
A garbled Detroit report notes a Mystic order caravan traveling from Grand Rapids to Detroit with Imperial Potentate Chicago Fairtonisby leading a group described as The Afystic Bis. Foreseeable Sunday warming trend and scattered indications of rain appear in a forecast fragment.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Rapids
Honolulu
Imperial
Question of Re submission and Prohibition Debate at the House
The article details a tense session as Republicans press for reconsideration of a prohibition measure. Babb of Sedgwick frames the issue at the trough while Speakers and participants argue over inquisition provisions, law enforcement, and the potential defeat of sentencing rules. The discussion centers on whether to strengthen or modify the liquor restraint law and its civil and criminal enforcement implications.
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Babb
Sedgwick
Dizcuston
Ota Dunham Ued
Mason
Jones
Sen
Cawerence
Sethe
Gigvant Bioniacs
Joe
Hichardnon
Topeka
Seneest
Godard
Bernie Erat
Seal Of Approval On Biennial General Elections
The house approved holding general elections every second year. The selection of county commissioners remains the sole de.
Bills Reform Statutes Printing And Staffing Provisions
A historic legislative fragment outlines a bill to tax and annotate statutes. It details printing ten thousand volumes, distribution within and beyond state borders, and a commissioner paid 2000 dollars with a clerk and stenographer. Costs include truck expenses and resident pricing set at five dollars.
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Tia
Otter
Abe Aiah
Shall We Hang Them bill sparks state lynching debate
A disputed bill proposes hanging condemned prisoners after verdicts, with the warden presiding and witnesses present. Proponents say the measure could deter crime and reduce revenge, citing past use and lack of recent lynchings, while opponents warn of state overreach and risk to justice.
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Ator Smith
Tuesaday
Josamare
Lneres
Kunses
Preference for Soldiers to Be Given in Public Work
The senate recommends passage of a measure to grant public work preference to honorably discharged soldiers from the Civil War. It would require every public department in Kansas to give priority in appointment and employment to qualified veterans, including positions in cities and towns.
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Senate
Onme
State of
Kansas
Eoshill
Ciites
CHANGE CONTEMPT LAW Bills recommenced for passage yesterday
Contempt of court reform measures appear in a state package. Proposed by multiple lawmakers, provisions include allowing contempt to be finished without jury trial and other judicial and taxation adjustments amid party lines and ongoing floor debate.
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Smith
Houweholder
Aden
Brannie
Cabbison
Supreme Court
Bouse
Misplaced Confidence in New York Leaflet Scheme Convicted
Frances Caspari, Baltimore church worker and secretary, was convicted in Baltimore criminal court of obtaining money under false pretenses tied to a Leaflet Association scheme. She admitted handling over 80000 from investors, mostly women, with receipts but no clear details of investments. Sentencing ranges from two to ten years.
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Baltimore
Frances Precerd
Unitarian
En City
Publicaau
New York
Ne Ont
Bertha A. Gree
Edgar Gans
Jutry
Anna Gould's Money Receivers Named in Castellane Case
Judge Lacombe orders the Castellanes executors to pay the countess and children up to 210000 dollars per year in equal monthly installments for their support. Executors and trustees are restricted from distributing trust funds without court permission. Jan J. Gould and Helen M. Gould are appointed receivers of the surplus.
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New York
Lacombe
Jan J. Gould
Helen M. Gould
Sur
Debtor Proceedings Pressed In Equity Against Countess
Creditors of the countess seek to bar further suits in law or equity against the countess and her executors. Trustees are ordered to transfer all trust income now held and future surplus to receivers. Ongoing priorities of the Dummer-Wertheimer matter remain pending in the New York Supreme Court.
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Thearden
New York Supreme
Carrie Nation speaks in Kansas City amid Prohibition debate
Mrs Carrie Nation the Karissa Joint master arrives in Kansas City with a delegation. She addresses a large audience urging stronger action to destroy liquor joints. She criticizes the jurors and clergymen and rails against existing laws. Nation travels on to Iowa, escorted by council members and supporters.
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Kansas City
Carrie Nation
Typeka
Jeansun
Shien
Mixcourt
Kaneas
United States
Rex
Siany Dervous
WAC
Burlington
Dew Moines
Senate
Topeka
Mra J. Hi Nies
Mina
Mass Meeting for Men on Sunday at Auditorium
Several thousand admittance cards were issued for a men only mass meeting Sunday afternoon in the Auditorium to decide on joint closing. The event was arranged by ministers and temperance workers to discuss closing the joints.
Plan for Peace By Gen Sir Evelyn Wood For Pacification
General Sir Evelyn Wood outlines a broad pacification strategy aimed at restoring order and stability. The plan emphasizes orderly governance, protection of civilians, and phased security measures to quell unrest and foster enduring peace.
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Sir Evelyn Wood
Edward’s Influence Said to Drive Chang Negotiations
A distorted World News item from London cites Edward acting on Kaiser guidance toward peace talks with the Boers. It references General Wood and Lord Kitchener, implying a secret approach to settlement tied to a preferred peace pathway.
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New York
London
Lord Kitchener
Tela
Left Her Hatchet on Rails Speech by Mrs Nation in Casey Depots
A garbled station dispatch describes Mrs Nation visiting Casey and Dexter among others aboard a Kansas corridor train. Delegations from WCTU and the state association accompany her as she addresses crowds and threats, urging moral fervor and warning of danger to come if violence ensues.
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Biss
Nation
YMC
Moles
Casey
Arived
Ares
Cole
Dexter
Eartham
Valley
Nelson
Akort
Eber
Michels
Saland
Babin
Shafer City
Mairebec
Chiego
Farteen
Fica
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Finber
Wilmersh
Rasciavone North Topaka
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Stedente
Pilipino Federal Party
Washington
King Edwards
England
Bert Wack
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Gloria
Rowewelkers
Wancred
Frank Hamilton
Minneapolis
Shriners
Grand , Rapids
Chicago
James Lawrence
Mr. Babb
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Sumner
Benster Smith
Republican House Caucus
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Leaflet Association of
Anna Gould
Topska Whist
Karson City
the Midland
Splace
Plan For
Hitcheuer
South Africa
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