Mexican Governor backs river fight amid disputed border
The Mexican governor Ahumada says he favors the fight but will follow Diaz commands, detailing patrols on the Rio Grande disputed bank and readiness to block crossers. He plans a conference with U S officials as supporters debate whether the clash should occur on Mexican soil. Meanwhile, Floyd and other boxing figures push for the bout with Stamirt favored by many proponents despite uncertainty.
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Tex
Mexico
Duseez
Ahumade
Rio Grands
Eral Mabry
Texas
United States
Marshal Hall
New Mexico
Johu Sullivan
Peddy Ryan
Paceon
Idaa
Ahumada
Chibushwa
Lie
Dan Stuart Carer
Doughertys
Frisco Ripper Frights City as Attack Strikes Again
Police report a killer dubbed the Frisco Ripper may stalk San Francisco. A woman on Morton Street was strangled and others beaten or attacked in a spate of violent incidents. A suspect entered a room, assaulted a young girl, then fled as neighbors cried for help. Departures list a traffic of travelers from multiple cities over past day.
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Kansas City
Hao
J. G. Dougherty
Kay
Murelli
Bengus
Dougherty
Miller
Ki City
Eaness
Me. Dowgherty
Reccon Cry
Kansas
San Frantisco
Erin Thie
Duck the Ripper
Nhyunne Elrleo Morton Street
So Cokucws Assastis
Anil Ny ‘Rai
Viciniy
Ander
Ige
Toka
Santa Fe
C. H. Histed
Barlington
Irving L Scott
Montress
Capt Johnson Talks Why Anderson Candidacy Helps Cy Leland
Capt Johnson asserts Anderson’s bid in this county aims to aid Cy Leland by keeping Johnson from the delegate and national committeeman race. He says any Republican voting Anderson effectively supports Leland, and that Anderson’s presence could deliver this county to Leland. He urges fair play and contends Leland would face no opposition otherwise.
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Hellievis Anderson
Leland
Anderson
Cy Leland
Jobnece
Mr. Leland
Siawnes
Nut
Ten Im Tha
Cy Ls Jan
Disjer Anderton
Beology
Major Alderson
Tom Anderson
Americas
Ay Leland
Dinner at the Throop by Kansas Mutual Life officers
Yesterday marked the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company turning the word insur— changed. A dinner followed at the Throop hotel at 8 o'clock. Attendees included President John P. Davis, VP W. M. Welcome, Secretary John Soon, Assistant Secretary W. B., Superintendent CG Hukely, Medical Director Dr S B Sheldon, Governor E N Morrill, Edward Wilder, J J Malwane, and others. Messages from Samuel T. Howe and Charles Gleed were read. Speeches praised the organization and leadership by multiple officials.
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Kansas Mutual Life
Kansas Mutual Life Sed
BE. Sheldwn
Hukely
K. T. Merrick
E N. Morrill
Edward Wilder
Joba R Malwane
Joab Aiuivase
George Noble
W. Urane
Hh B Ball
Krake
Gogina
Jagret
Samuel T. Howe
Charles Gleed
Pattison for President Nominated at State Meeting
Enthusiastic crowd at Harrinberg Ja Peb 12 backs Garborg Pattison for president at national convention in Chicago. Carman of Luzerne moves unanimous endorsement. Also covered is a bloodhound trial in Indianapolis testing tracking through city streets with four dogs navigating ice and snow amid protest crowds.
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Kodny
Hanrisman
Patton Buain
Garbork K Pattivon
Chicago
John al. Carman
Luzerne
Panom
Indianapolis
Brandy
3. M. Miller
Dunningtop
Price
Bowers & Horie
Nottesville
Bright
WS. Fields
Wheaton
Holben
Bowurtur
Dr. Bell
Tomlinson
Cincinnat
Rnquirer
Leland Faces Setback in First District Nomination Fight
Kansas Republican faction led by Cy Leland and W J Bailey failed to move the First district convention to April and pressed to have a March 9 meeting at Leavenworth. The Broderick camp controlled the Holton session, forecasting Broderick’s renomination and opposition to Leland for national committeeman.
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Holton
Cy Leland
Kansas
W. J. Bailey
Baileyville
C. Broderick
Leavenworth
Wichita
Leland
Mr. Bailey
Friends
Cass Broderick
M. M. Beck
Jackson
S A. Frazier
Atchison
D. R. Anthony
E. Jameson
H. T. Puicsey
Grover
Lelam Fr
Lelood
Hie
Emporia
Agentiarian
Holtoa
Case Broderick
Cold Wave Predicted After Rain and Snow
Weather reports indicate rain and snow today with a coming cold wave to hit the region tomorrow. Eastern Kansas along Santa Fe lines shows cloud and rain, southern Kansas warm and cloudy, and western areas cloudy with cold. Rain on eastern and western divisions of the Heck Island, and snow from Phillipsburg to Omaha. Other divisions report cloudy and cool conditions across Colorado Texas and New Mexico.
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Fatsas
Santa Fe
Kansas
Kansi
Heck Island
Phillipsburg
Omaha
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Gladstone Likely to Return to Parliament
Glasgow February report says the Grand Old Man intends to stand again at the first available opportunity to support Armenia. The Herald notes Gladstone believes both major parties have betrayed Armenia and would press the issue upon a return to Parliament.
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Gladstone
Gladatane
Great Britain
Armenia
South Prarie Railroad and Power Co Incorporation
Articles filed in Dover on February 12 establish the South Prarie Railroad and Power Co with $1,000,000 capital. Incorporators include T. Smith J. E. Rockwell Norman Allen George F. Dayton and J. H. Dayton forming the initial board. Plan to build a Denver to Cripple Creek alignment likely run by electric power once details are settled. Also notes a Nodaway county counterfeiters ring capture listing Wm. Anderson James White George Dragoo and Edward Parrington.
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South Pravie Railroad and Power Co
T. Smith
J. E. Rockwell
Norman Allen
George F. Dayton
J. H. Dayton
Denver
Cripple Creek
Thy F
Nodaway County
Andereen
Jas. White
George Dragoo
Edward Parringten
PERSONAL BAGGAGE AND CORONER VERDICT IN PRESSED PROCEEDINGS
The L A W will present petitions to legislatures and a conference on personal baggage for bicycles was agreed. A case over 4000 dollars involving Ste Potter and the L A W bulletin was referred to arbitration. Coroner Tingley’s jury returned a verdict on Pearl Bryan’s death, linking Scott Jackson and Alonzo M Welling to the case. Eph Haydn, the Negro murderer, was captured near Valley Falls after a long chase with a pursuing posse.
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ATL Legisiinees
Barrimans
League of American Wheelmen
Lawaalt
7. B. Potter
L. A W. Bulletin
Ste. Potter
Potter
Pottur
Crscisnats
Tingley
Pearl Bryn
Firat
John Locke
Fort Thum
Pearl Bryan
Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Welling
George
Plum
Cloolonatl
Fort Thomas
Alonzo M. Walling
Hayden
Mike Darry
Sherif al Stockwell
Valley Falls
Eph Hayd
Tows
Perth
Hite
Marriage of Will Rigby to Miss Blanche Jobheson
A lighthearted notice on the Higby store door records the marriage of Will Rigby to Blanche Jobheson in the afternoon, prompting amusement among passersby along Kansas Avenue as a playful public notice about forthcoming household changes.
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Mia Storr
Will Rigby
Blanche Jobheson
Air
Rigby
Merry
Kansas Avenue
Higby
Poised Constance Ingalls Headlines St Joseph Reading
The fragment recalls Mina Constance Ingalls of Aichison presenting Fin de Steele Hero Worship with audience delight and strong praise for her talent and delivery. It notes the lack of substantive content and envisions a live newspaper feature opportunity in St Joseph while quoting other anecdotes from Philadelphia Inquirer and Buffalo Express as context.
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St. Joseph
Mina Constance Ingalis
Fin de Steele
Mias
Constance Ingalls
Aichison
Miss Ingalls
Bt Joseph
Proposal to form two Kansas federal districts stirs debate
Washington dispatch reports a bill by Rep Miller to split Kansas into northern and southern districts with Ft Scott and Wichita as court sites. Kansas lawmakers largely oppose the measure, arguing it creates a new office for a Democrat and may alter judicial control. The plan outlines southern district divisions, court terms, and interim officers while preserving existing district roles.
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State Journal
Wasutrorox
Kansas
Miller
Isuacheme
Fort Scott
W. M. Rice
J. D. McCleverty
Cleveland
Lia
Mismi
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Cherokee
Labette
Nensae
Allen
Anderson
Caffey
Woodson
Wilson
Montgomery
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Elk
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Butler
Harvey
McPherson
Rice
Ellsworth
J . Lane
Ness
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearney
Finney
Garfield
Hudgeman
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Sitford
Reno
Kingmas
Pratt
Kiowa
Edwards
Ford
Gray
Haskell
Grant
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Morton
Sedgwick
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Seward
Meade
Dink
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Barber
Sumner
Diis
Miami
Ling
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Balenes
Orees Bik
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Wighite
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Topeke
Topeka
Leavesworth
District of Kansas
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Lim
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District Courts
Ft. Deptt
Indiana Territory
Kansay
Pension for Joseph A Cooper from St John Kan
From the State Journal special correspondent dated February 12 the house committee on invalid pensions reported favorably Congressman Long's bill to grant a $100 monthly pension to Joseph A Cooper of St John Kansas a veteran of two wars. It details his enlistment in 1847 in the Fourth Tennessee infantry and his service in the Mexican and Civil Wars, noting promotions and brevet appointments, and cites his needy financial condition and venerable military record.
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James Cunningham
Toronto
Joseph Crow
el Dorado
Perry Nottingham
Leroy
T. J_ Boswell
Russell
Horea
Emily B. Mundy
Topeke
Morton A. Pratt
Wichita
Jerry
St. John
Kam
State Journal
Kirkpatrick
House Compalites
Long
Gay
Joseph A. Cooper
Kan
Josep A. Cooper
Knoxville
Teon
Nashville
Tens
Cooper
Deaths of Mrs Tuttte and Mrs Smith at Normel Park
Mrs Tuttte died at home of Mr and Mrs Smith Nimel Park. She was brought to Topski last October hoping climate would aid her health, but eight weeks ago her condition worsened. She passed away at 7:30 this morning. The funeral will be held at the residence of Mr Ea.
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H. O. Tuttte
Gene H. Smith
H. O. Tutte
Normel Park
Lil
Mra Smith
Tuttle
Topski
Cathode Rays Report First X Ray Experiments
Hartford and Chicago reports describe early experiments with cathode rays. A patient with a lodged buckshot in the hand showed on a photographic plate, while Chicago tests aim to reveal bone detail and surgical applications.
Exposition of Whuwan: Exposition site chosen in St Louis
The Republican National Committee sub committee will meet in St Louis to choose between the Exposition grounds and the Wigwam for the 1883 convention. Indications favor the Wigwam for its advantages and capacity, with tickets priced for round trips on the Santa Fe Route.
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Alma
Wichita
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Ana
Poe Torstura
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