Chicago Trio Sparks Special Train For Pauline Visit
A Chicago couple and another woman journeyed from Chicago to Pasadena and Topeka for a sightseeing trip. They briefly rode toward Pauline on a special engine after a regular train delay, then joined friends returning to their train. An inquiry later found the clerk’s charge of eight dollars for the special train was incorrect.
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Chicago
Pasadene
Cal
Topeka
Kansas
Deriza
Pauling
W. Hunt
Hust
Pauline
Bour
Jankie
Permanent census office debate ends with approval
After extended discussion the Senate approved making the census office permanent. The accession to the act and publication of census statistics were linked to maintaining necessary duplication controls and the overall national charter.
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Fevis
Senate
Permanent Census Office
Law action challenged by Wichira group seeks dismissal
Fragmented report shows a suit targeting Go motum amid new Diemalal election law. Sheriff Siemens is noted in service issues. The text also references debates in Madrid and Washington about wartime support to Spain and weather forecasts for Chicago and other points.
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Wichira
Penis
Siemens
Fragmented report on local factional politics and party candidates
Confused notes describe factional struggles within a state party ahead of a primary. Mentions candidates for governor and other offices, alliances among supporters, and fears of deception or unfair outcomes at county levels. The fragment hints at rivalries between Heichter and Welper Burton factions and concerns over delegate voting patterns.
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Imal
Kanean
Ak Eenaldate
Tor Ata Er
Pisces Oa
Sue Fog Bok
Nsakten
Mart Fane Art Syere
Tor Wichter
Mattres
Tne
Ua Pista
Mualvane
Hichler
Heichter
Ronstraln
Welper Burton
Halley
Ehiawmoe
Tawee Sen
New Gambling House Opens in Tooeka In Criawford Building
A new gambling house begins operation in Tooeka, located on the second floor of the Criawford building opposite the theater entrance. The fitted rooms include a large canvas table and craps and roulette, with separate alcoves on both sides and a stairway access from the theater hall. Prices and exact opening details remain to be set.
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Tooeka
Fe Criawford Bullding
First Annual Meeting of United States Steel Corp Held
New York reports that the first annual meeting of United States Steel was held in Hoboken with 76 percent of stock represented. Directors were elected for three and two year terms, and key changes to the bylaws and fiscal year were approved. Judge Gary chaired as proxies and the books were opened for stockholder inspection.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
J. P Morgan & Co
Strauss Gene
J J. Koller
J. Morgan Co
Tal
Tudwe Gary
Afcue
Emporia
Kan
Herpatter
L. B. Ketlorg
Board of Regents
Eat State Normal School
Thompson Giv es Way in Seventeenth District Race
Local papers report potential reelection bid of Judge Thompson in the Townend Lincoln Elsworth and Satine counties district. Hints of a contested race grow as other counties may join, with bar association figures split on resignations and campaign implications.
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Elsworth
Lincoln
Townend
Iutley i FF
Ottawa County
Tancata
Women Press For Suffrage in Congress Hearings
Delegates from abroad join American sisters to urge granting women the vote. Susan B. Anthony leads the attack before Senate committees while foreign speakers from Australia Sweden Russia England and Norway describe suffrage progress and its social benefits in their nations.
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Washington
Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Susan B. Anthony
Philippines
Carre Chapmitt Catt
Association
Abe
Mise Vida Goldstein
Australia
Mra. Eveald
Sweden
Mra Freedhind
Russia
Fenwick Miller
England
Publc
America
Ewald
Drewson
Norway
Miss Campbell
Wyoming
Miss Ammons
Colorado
Defies Governor in Open Letter on Territorial Powers
Albuquerque dispatch reports Governor L Bradford Prince writes to Governor Uncre asserting he will remain regent of the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts despite a claim of dismissal. Prince denies the territorial governor can remove a territorial official during the current term, signaling ongoing resistance.
McPherson Republicans Square Over Smith Nelson Candidacy
McPherson county papers publish conflicting views as A W Smith announces for governor and Frank Nelson seeks renomination as state superintendent. Hutchinson News notes McPherson backing may tilt the delegation, with Nelson facing a strong McPherson fight and Dayhor’s Hutchinson bloc watching closely.
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McPherson
Nelson
Smith Shuld
McPherson County
Dayhor
Hutchinson Tan
A. W. Smith
Menton Frank Nelson
Public Instruction
Tech
Eleon
American novelty exports lead in European markets report
Washington reports the United States shows growing sales of manufactured goods in Europe despite a drop in overall export value. The review highlights new American novelties and labor saving items gaining favor in Austria Hungary France Britain and Spain while noting Europe may loosen tariffs and increase imports if U.S. policy remains open. The expert Frederick Emery calls this a nascent but persistent invasion of Europe by American products and a shift toward broader international demand.
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Washington
United States
Frederick Emery
Bures
Futalen Tommerce
State Department
Jet
Europe
Treasury Department
Austria-Hungary
America
Germany
France
Great Britain
Belstie
Switzerland
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Emery
Mae
Tarit Pilley
New York
Svnanslon
Harmsworth Sets Paris to Monte Carlo Auto Record
Alfred Harmsworth reportedly broke the Paris to Monte Carlo auto record, completing the journey in four days last week and limiting daily drives to seven hours. He reached Monte Carlo in time for a banquet hosted by the Lemion Daily Mail for M. Santor-Dumont, with rumors he will appear in London in April under the Daily Mail banner.
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Alfred Harmsworth
Paris
Monte Carlo
Lemion Daily Mail
M. Santor-Dumont
M. Santor-Damons
Lins
Hamaworth
London
Daily Mail
Girl Burns to Death in Charlotte Telephone Fire
A Feb 28 incident in Charlotte reports a girl burned when her dress caught fire from a stove at the Telephone Exchange. Night operator Mike Kane chased the flames and helped extinguish them. she died a few hours later. The cause cited is clothing ignited by stove heat.
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Charlotte
N.C
Mike Kane
Paesasersky
Aguinaldo captured by unworthy methods cited
In Washington the senate debated Philippine policy with Mr Wellington denouncing imperial aims and criticizing the administration over the Santiago battle. He alleged Aguinaldo was captured by unworthy means and forced to issue a surrender proclamation. The House followed with Indian appropriation discussions and trusts debate led by Mr Burleson.
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Wellington
Santiago
Sebley
Schrey
McKinley
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Pilpinos
Washington
Bhorman
Clares
Burleson
Tex
Minneapolis
Montana
Northwest
Mr. Tawney
Hill
Conn
Shafroth (Cole
Hil
Greenbucks
Langtry Presented to Queen by Duchess at London Lunch
Miss Jeanne Langtry, daughter of the famous actress, is feted in London society. A luncheon hosted by the Convusso Duchess of Manchester featured M de Sovenal, Lady Maude Wargender, and the Duchess of Portland. They rode to John Sargent’s studio where Langtry met Queen Alexandra and received compliments from the Queen.
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Queen Alexandra
London
Jeanne Lanz
Min
Try
Convusso
Duchess of Manchester
M. de Sovenal
Maude Wargender
Duchess of Portland
Wireless messes on steamship tapes mixed German and English
Marconi's theory that signals cannot be interrupted was challenged by an incident on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm. Operators Kroncke and Hohenzollern misread German words slipping into the Lucania's Morse tape. Kroncke identified the German phrases and decoded a message inviting him to visit at 4 o'clock, resolving the confusion.
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New York
Marconi
der Grosse
Ising
West Twelfth Street
Lucania
Moherzollern
Kroncke
General strike paralyzes Barcelona with 30 000 involved
Barcelona reports widespread strike activity with 30 000 workers participating and reports of violence against market-goers. Troops clashed with strikers resulting in three deaths and 35 wounded. Weather forecast predicts continued threats with possible rain. Minimum temperature noted at 10 degrees.
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Barcelona
Golder
Weather Bureau
Otto Anderson Hurt In City Railway Fall
Lineman Otto Anderson of the city railway was badly hurt today when he fell from a ladder while repairing a trolley wire at Fourth and Jackson streets. The wire pulled the ladder over. he was bruised and shaken but no bones were broken.
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City Railway
Otto Anderson
Hegan
Fourth
Jackson Streets
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Shot by an Official in Wichita Hospitalized After Arrest Attempt
Wichita man W Trout, once an implement dealer, was pursued into Indian Territory by officers trying to arrest him for forgery. He resisted, allegedly threatened a U S marshal, was shot, and arrived at Wichita hospital under surgeon’s care. Also notes Council Bluffs beat Topeka in a Central Whist association match and other regional items.
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Wichita
Kan
G. W.trout
Indian Territory
Goff
United States
Oreef Atter
Wichita Hospital
HeaP of Ruins Four Hundred Patients Rescued
A disaster scene left a heavy toll but authorities report all four hundred patients evacuated safely amid the ruins. Fire crews and medical teams coordinated rapid triage and transport to nearby facilities.
Two Accidents Mark Fire Disaster at Kelving Sanitarium
In Battle Creek mid February a devastating fire destroyed the Kelving sanitarium and hospital, evacuating about 400 patients. A woman and a girl had to jump from a third story window but, despite smoke filled corridors and low water pressure, no patient deaths were reported. The loss is estimated around $900,000.
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Battle Creek
Ereat Kelivg
Tne Yham
Manner Ben Haow
Bereta
Fire destroys sanitarium on hill amid heavy losses
Early today a fire gutted the Seventh Day Adventist sanitarium on the city hilltop. Four residents were saved or being treated. one injured reportedly leapt from a third story window. Firefighters struggled as low water pressure hampered efforts. the blaze raced through the elevator shaft and roof. Watchmen woke patients. several escaped in nightgowns with few belongings as corridors filled with smoke. Authorities say no lives lost. the building will be rebuilt immediately.
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Rattle
Mich
Repis
Sanitarium
Hirnace
Elvator
Saveital Hin
McDaniela
Ste
Ghingtam
Tantic City
N. J
Henry Lucas
Robinson
Webna
A. Sutes
Iimediately
Ware Named on Went Point Visitors Board
Topeka man Eugene F. Ware selected for the Montgomery Schuyler led Went Point visitors board. Other named participants include Fance, Mr Young, Balt, and New York figures. The arrangement centers on Topeka and Montgomery Schuyler with involvement from Baltimore and New York entities.
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Topeka
Went Point
Fance
Mr Young
Montgomery Schuyler
New York
Eugene F. Ware
Big Mine Consolidation in Baker City West Virginia Firm
A mining deal closed in Baker City consolidates the Boy and Concord mines in Granite District under the Red Hoy Consolidated Gold Mines company. The corporation, chartered under West Virginia law, lists capital stock at $2,000,000 and marks a major consolidation in ore prospecting.
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Baker City
Qesiire
Concord
Granite
Red Hoy
West Virginia
De Windt Reaches Yakutsk From Irkutsk Expedition
The De Windt expedition completed an overland trip from Paris to New York and departed from the French capital in December. They arrived in Yakutsk after leaving Irkutsk in January, marking a harsh Siberian segment of the journey.
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de Windt
Yakutsk
Siberia
Pele
Parle
New York
Maria
Irkutsk
DeWhindt
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