Memorial for Senator Merews A. Manat Draws Big Crowd
A large turnout in Cleveland honors Senator Merews A. Manat with a memorial service at the Chamber of Commerce and a funeral procession to Hurloternigs church. Attending were state legislators, federal officials, and numerous business and social leaders from Cleveland and surrounding cities.
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Merews A. Manat
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Weshlington
Uae
Bresk
Ge of Commerce
Pennly
Jorglee Thoreen
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Ooleck
Hunna
Commonwealth of Obie
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Sient
Ciustey
Cleveland
Washington
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Department
Sonmoeree
Ana Bebor
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Perkirk
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Fairbanks
Keane
Bent
Nevernee
Kietrides
Cockrell
Tuivuli
March
B. W. Layton
Doorkeepe
St. Cornelius
Bevetl Mbuyle
Uel Cluiveuh
Cholrenats van Virbtes
Horton
Morgan
Hedy
Sauphelveham
Williebraait
Kyte
Whether
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Hoebel
Jicksole
Kennedy
Taticorth
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Wiley
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Burke
Cutrier
Shormain
Holetberg
McCinery
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J. Viegiant
Cintinnati
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Buffalo
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New York
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Ft Chamber of Commerce
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Wiethington
USA
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Asia
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Funeral Sermon for Senator Hunon at St Pauls Cleveland
The last rites for Senator Marcus A. Hunon were held at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Cleveland with Bishop Leonard delivering the eulogy. Congregants paused in reverence across the city as his body was moved from chamber of commerce to the church and later buried at Lake View cemetery, with processions and campus ceremonies marking the tributes.
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St Paul's Cleveland
Marcus A. Hunon
St. Tenl's Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Pierce
Gam- Dier College
Hanea
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Lesnar
Goi
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United States
Tanita
Holy Church
Kenyon College
Eters
Hinfeld
Dendervor
Meerehotr
Arsen
CH. McGrew
St. Paul's Church
I Tiehop Leon
Clyde Avenue
Lake View Cemetery
Adelbert College
Hatchibrery
Jewell County Man Decides Not to Be a Candidate
Jewell County reports indicate J. O. Laffer of Jewell City will not pursue the race against T. T. Kelly for state treasurer. Support shifts to W. B. Grass who may face Kelly with a Wichita convention looming. Grass, LaCrosse banker, gains unsolicited endorsement from Rush County Republicans.
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Topeke
Kansas City
Wichita
Bird Grass
T. T. Kelly
Ancre Ta
Kelly
Jewell County
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Jewell City
Ir. Laffer
Clark A. Smith
Tie Supreme Court
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Burrow
Rin
Laffer
Grass
Rush County
Farmers’ and Merchante Bank
LaCrosse
Gray
Repol-ieum
Kansas
Hays City
Hil P. Wilson
Winfield
Kas
W. P. Hackney
Cowley County
E. P. Greer
Burton
Greer
Winfield Courier
Hackney
Winfeld
Wyandotte
Ucker
Frank Holcomb
Supreme Court
J P. Wilson
State Election Board
Dewey case defense leads at Berry ranch shooting trial
Kansas City Feb 18 defense for Chauncey Dewey and two cowboys McBride and Wilson opened in the Berry ranch affray trial. Witnesses including Gen Metcalf and Col Little testified to self defense and bravery. the state pressed for Wilson’s discharge as no conspiracy and no direct involvement shown. crowd packed the courtroom as Mrs Berry testified she had no guns and recounted ejectment actions.
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The
Star
Jocn
Norton
Kan
Chaunely Dewey
McBride
Toovercharge
Wilsen
Metcalf Surougts
Dewey
Smortrige
Hessian
Hessin
Wilson
Chauncey Dewey
Qaree Herrys
Nut
Burch Berry
Bureh Pel
Col. Taward
C. Little
Kansas
Cle Haraliteh
Taesom
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Herry
Herry Ranch
Berrys
Third Berry
Cathy
Mo Ton
Geiger Tak Ee
Tony
Degen School
Harriet M Berry
Daniel P. Berry
Berry
Alpheus
Ani
Heusin
Willi Meridde
Mire
Derry
Tudee Geiger
Contention over Second district nomination in Kansas counties
The race centers on Allen and Anderson counties with Henry Allen and Henry McGrew as leading contenders. Bowersock fights to hold Douglas and possibly Linn, while Wyandotte’s McGrew is noted for defeating a major bond issue and building homes in Kansas City. Senator Fitzpatrick’s nomination dispute in Elk and surrounding counties distracts the field, with factions refusing to support him.
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Bowersock
Congress
Douglas
Linn
Anderson
Henry Allen
Allen
Funston
Allen County
Anderson and
Mrr. Bowersock
Henry Mc Grew
Wyandotte
Alien
McGrew
Wyandotte County
Mr. Bowersock
Silas Porter
Nat Barnes
Haines
Porter
Henry McGrew
Barnes
Wyomiotte County
Henry Afiot
Kansas City
bandacGrew
Max
Wiyandotte County
Douglas County
Johnson County
Roosevelt Cabinet No Meeting for Funeral Tribute
Washington February 19 by direct order of President Roosevelt no cabinet meeting was held today. Three cabinet members attended the funeral of Senator Hanson while Attorney General Knox remained in the south. The president planned to issue a tribute in memory of the late senator but the session was canceled.
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Washington
Kas
Roosevelt
Hoch
Calderhead
Congress
T. P. Roney
Lurge
EL Hamilten
GG. Gastetter
FW. Olson
Jenna Windhortt
Warehington
Det Roosevelt
Clewietarut
Renter Hanon
Knox
South
Sena Torstaeraargy
LaCrosse Backing Signals State Treasurer Contention
A LaCrosse backed candidate faces Kelly in the state treasurer race. The article notes strong support and a convention bid, implying solid backing whether or not the challenger defeats Kelly.
Forced to Fire in Dominican City Clash
A French mail steamer arrived in New York and reports from St Thomas say American cruiser Newark and Colombia opened fire on Dominican rebels outside the city. U.S. command warned forces not to engage within city limits as San Domingo faced starvation and unrest.
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United States
Newark
Colombia
Herald
St. Thomas
Wit
Barry
Umits
San Dom
Peregean
Heya Bas Boos
Gloom At St Petersburgh Reports Weather Absence
Fragmentary OCR note describes gloom and unseasonable conditions at St Petersburgh with unclear timestamps and missing details. Government records show near zero or low temperatures and disrupted festivities.
Port Arthur Abandonment Probable Amid War News
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate Russia may abandon Port Arthur as Alexieff plans a Harbin base. Japan captures two steamers Kolik and Bobrik, while Russian troops push toward Ping Yao. Russian finance ministers and potential income tax are debated as war costs rise.
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Port Arthur
Russia
St. Louis
Ministry of Finance
America
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Fiey
Kia
Novow Vremyn
China
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M. Pestin
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France
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Kono—ozoff
Witte
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Petersburg
Syed
Okhotsk-Karschatka Company
Kolik
Bobrik
SEO
el Harbin
trans-Siberian
Harbin
Bern
Moscow
Kieff
Varsovie
Manchuria
Madrid
Canary Island
Spain
Loninn
Web
Wheat up 4 cents on brisk Chicago trading
Wheat futures rose amid heavy activity in Chicago on February 18 as speculative buying pushed May delivery to around $1.03 a bushel. News of potential wider war impact and tight wheat supplies fed prices, with gains driven by Armour selling and broader provincial market strength.
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Chicago
Pete Ea
Russia
Japan
Liverpool
Berlin
Armour
Dowager Empress of China Death Report Questioned
In official circles words pass that the dowager empress is dead but the Chinese legation says no confirmation. Canton and Pekin are not reliable sources for the report.
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China
Naval bill taken up in rapidly moving House session
Washington February 12 the house convened and passed a bill amending land laws to require proof at the county seat of Luck county for two land districts another bill authorizing pipeline construction for oil and gas though the Indiana Territory bill was amended to limit grants to twenty years on Mr Williams suggestion. Other measures included shortening a drawbridge span lowering a bridge near St Joseph Missouri granting Port Angeles Washington park areas from government reserves. The House then proceeded to naval appropriations with a five hour minority debate and a fourteen hour general debate allotment.
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Washington
Luck County
Indiana Territory
Willams
Russia Replies on Chinese Neutrality Sent to Japan
Secretary Hay receives Russia's reply through Ambassador McCormick in Washington. The note is deemed responsive to the proposed Chinese neutrality and its substance has been conveyed to the Japanese government.
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McCormick
Washington
Gable
Amboseaor McCormick
Fsa
Japan
Killed in Bol o Rush amid coastal patrols
Reported fatalities from a BOLO rush as fanatics attacked patrols along the east coast of Samar. Private Salomin of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Jolo was also killed by insurgents. War claimed lives by action. Berlin reports Max H Myer, a noted bourse broker, shot himself after heavy losses. Weather: Kansas forecast partly cloudy with rising temperatures.
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Samar
Salomin
Fourteenth Cavalry
Jolo
Berlin
Max H. Myer
Herr Myer
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