Removal of Dr Hogeboom Sparks Hospital Board Action
A Topeka hospital board dismissed Dr George W Wignboom chief of the medical department amid unpublicized charges. Reports say a recent public operation by Dr Pitcher was permitted by Hogeboom and may have triggered his removal. Officials deny details while implying internal disputes and possible replacement by a Missouri surgeon, as discussions continue among directors and hospital staff.
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Sante Pera B Road
Associa
Pitcher
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Ile
Heep
Sienwent
J. Prev
Abio
Hospital
Astrorlits
State Journal
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Hugeboom
Amedical Department
Hogebooms
Edward Wilder
Association
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Hospital Chief Surgeon Position Talks Cause Railroad Excitement
Reports from a hospital staff shuffle discuss appointing a chief surgeon as Dr. Munn may not be chosen. Dr Ho A.W. is named as acting in charge while Dr. Weicht is discharged. Meanwhile railroad workers express strong opinions after a recent operation at Topeka.
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Weieht
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Tihs
Topehea
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Amail Indigmation Scotia
Stuart Near Death From Mountain Fever Fight
Dan Stuart, longtime boxing promoter, is seriously ill in Carson, Nevada, with mountain fever pneumonia. Doctors warned he had little chance of recovery, but he gained a little strength and hoped to be up within a week, with no visitors allowed at his bedside.
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Név
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Sivert
Mra Beecher
Stamford
Conn
Henry Ward Beecer
Samuel Scoville
Beecher
Siay
Butler and Jones Agree on Silver Republicans Support
Washington Feb 25 An exchange on the Silver Republican address Tuesday shows Senator Butler of the Populists and Senator Jones of the Democratic Senate committee praising the move. They note Silver Republicans are forming in several states, aiming to unite reformers under one national banner while allowing cooperation with others. They emphasize silver as the main issue and the potential for factions to align without breaking core convictions.
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Dubois
Idaho
Beard
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Sliver
Siiver Tapubiense
Jones
Velleve
Petitonte
Henator Butler
Puplist National Committee
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People’s Party
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State Employes Strike Paralyzes California Printing
Sacramento February 2 state printing workers walk out due to six weeks of unpaid wages. The state printer has closed the white plant and no business can be transacted until the pressmen return. Dispute centers on veto related to a 75000 dollar appropriation and alleged extravagance in the printing office.
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Sacramento
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Ge Bude
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Sta
Col Sturm baugh Stricken: Topeka Elder Dies in Chess Game
Colonel Stumbaugh a long time Topeka resident and lawyer, collapsed with apoplexy during a chess game with J. S. Coddington at his office on Fifth Street. He was rushed home to Polk Street where he died shortly after, becoming nearly 50 in April.
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Topeka
JS. Coddimeton
No & Weet Fifth Street
Polk Street
Coddington
Codington
Sturmbaugh
Bidi
de. Righter
Sturmbeugh
Stumbaugh
Topeka Barryer
Con Stumbargh
Pis
Capture of Crete Toll Reported After Tighten Clash
Official data cite 400 Turks killed or wounded or missing in Crete and 14 taken prisoner after the Tightine 48 engagement. casualties center on Crete and surrounding area during the recent fighting.
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Aathers
Dacuren
Crete
Prospects Bright for Topeka Auditorium Bill in House
The Topeka auditorium bill is expected to pass the house tomorrow with Speaker Pro Tem Weilep signaling quick action. Mayor Fellows will issue the proclamation once the bill advances, while debates emphasize cross party concessions and strategic site selection for the proposed city building.
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Topeka Auditorium
House
Evers
Toy Fe
Wetlep
Bhawnee
McKeever
Weslep
Percy Daniels Resolution Introduced In Senate
Senator Ryan of Crawford County today introduced a concurrent resolution in the senate urging Kansas to petition Congress for a constitutional amendment granting federal power over income and wealth taxes. The plan exempts incomes under two thousand dollars and individuals with assets under two hundred thousand from tax, and allocates revenue first to expenses and principal.
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Percy Daniels
Ryan
Pop
Crawford County
Senate
Kansas
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Legislation Push as 50 Day Session Proceeds
Percy Daniels drafted a plan dividing public debt and idle labor work among states by population. Lawmakers vow to stay beyond March 2 to pass measures on railroads schooling stock yards insurance and taxation. Republicans delay homeward trek, while many push to adjourn after pledges fulfilled.
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Percy Daniels
Speaker Street
Rhhe
Bean
Senate committee reports on Cimarron and Anthony debts
Senators Campbell Field and Wallack reported after visits to Cumarron and Anthony to assess municipal indebtedness. Cimarron shows 55,000 bonded debt and 1,651.56 floating debt with unpaid interest. Anthony totals show 147,55 in indebtedness with 44,381 bonded. Populations: Cimarron about 300, Anthony about 1,074. Property values and school fund interests noted.
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Campbell
Field and Wallack
Cumarron
Gray County
Anthony
Harper County
Judiciary Committee
Cimarron
Clmparton
War Vessel Request Sought Over Cuban Prisoner Case
Washington era dispatches report U S Consul General Lee pressing the State Department for a warship to secure the release of American Charles Franklin Scott after twelve days in solitary confinement in Havana. Olney provides evasive reply as tensions rise with Spain amid reports of Cuban insurgent movements and a pending Madrid appeal withdrawal in a Havana court case.
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Key West
United States
Lee
Charles Frankin Scott
Associated Press
Ricardo Ruiz
Guanacabom
State Department
Scott
Olney
Department
Iish
Puerto Principe
la Lucha
Cuber Republic
Salvador Cisneros
Betancourt
Santa Li
Maximo Gomez
Santa Clara
Clenfugos
Santa
Puerto Padre
Baracoa
Julio
Manuela
Senor Mesa Dominguez
Julio Sanguiny
Supreme Court of Justice of Madrid
One Act Ready for Signing in Mineral Reserve Measure Passed Senate
The Mineral Reserve Measure moved through both houses as Representative Mood's bill on mineral reserves assessment and taxation won approval in the Senate by 35 to 12. The Senate also backed option bills earmarked by the committee and noted in the Simte Journal. Appropriations total about $470,000.
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Cue Mood
Senate
Hla
Kovernat
Committee of
Simte Journal
United States Building and Loan association deeds filed
Louisville story states the United States Building and Loan association filed a deed of assignment at the county clerk’s office after a directors’ meeting. Columbia Finance and Trust Company listed as involved. Attorney A G Caruth said the firm remains solvent with plans to continue. Over 392,000 dollars involved in the failure due to internal dissensions and heavy withdrawals.
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Louisville
United States Building and Leen Association
Columbia Finance and Trust Company
Weelees
A. G. Caruth
Bryan in the Record Sparks House Debate
Washington reports a clash over a Congressional Record note about Mr Bryan’s visit to the horse yesterday. Representative Barrett demanded removal as improper, but the speaker ruled the line would stay and the matter was referred to the Record.
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Rep
Bryan
Barrett
Mane
Congressional Record
Mr. Barrett
Voiciferous Denials Upon Passport Rumors Deepens Washington
A Washington dispatch says Senator Hale received a telegram from Secretary Olney via Mr. Giney stating Consul General Lee never asked for passports or warships. The rumor of Lee resigning is described as unfounded and discredited as groundless.
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Hale
Capitol
Olney
Giney
Lee
United States
Spain
Toundaron
What Ails Olney in Havana Crisis Over Amercans
A Havana dispatch to the World reports the state department failing to answer consul general Lee regarding Spanish outrages against Americans. It notes a prisoner kept in solitary confinement beyond the limits, officials' delays, and fears of a panic in the American colony. Washington has not committed to dispatching ships, prompting calls for Congress to compel action.
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Havana
State Department
Lee
United States
Hinz
Scott
Ahumada
Olney
Washington
Ieington
Congress
Slap and insult of Spanish minister in Bogota
New York Herald reports on a Bogota incident where Baron de Tax Barre, the Spanish minister, was slapped and insulted by Senor Morales on a railroad train. Morales, linked to Don Placide Morales, a Bogota conflict figure, is described as a strong voter and relative of a slain individual from last year. The clash arose from tensions between Placide and Spanish residents over the Cuban question, with Catalonian leaders including Rosendo Pach involved in the attack.
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New York
Herald
Bogota
Baron de Tax Barre
Senor Morales
Morales
Don Plaette Morales
Don Placide
Rosendo Pach
Masterson in Politics Sees Senate Fight Over El Paso Division
Denver Feb 24 The state senate appointed a committee of five to investigate Bat Masterson s charge that certain senators took money from opponents of the proposed division of El Paso County which would create a new Cripple Creek mining area in Cripple Creek district.
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Denver
State Senate
Fly
Bat" Masterson
el Pasacoun
Cripple Creek Mining
Bumgardner Assaulted Near Sixth and Mon tor Streets
John Bumgardner of 629 Madison Street was attacked last evening near Sixth and Monteur streets by four men, knocked into the gutter and left bruised. He regained his footing and walked home. no arrests or identifications have been made.
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Kansas Avenue
Jougha
John Bumgardner
Madinon Street
John F. McManus
Cutter
Sixth
Mon- Tor Streets
Bumgardner
Burngardner
England speaks on Crete policy in Lords debate
London reports Lord Salisbury reading a telegram to British ambassadors outlining Crete policy. The plan includes autonomy for Crete, its possible remaining part of the Ottoman Empire, and a forceful resolution by the powers if Turkey or Greece refuse to withdraw. A Larissa dispatch notes 20,000 Greek troops with expected hostilities on the frontier if Crete is not ceded to Greece. King George reiterates no retreat from Crete stance, supported nationally.
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House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Lord Dunraven
Crete
Turkey
Greece
Paris
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Nates
Larinsn
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Athens
George
Nansen to Visit United States in Fall Lecture Tour
Boston reports that the renowned explorer Dr Nansen will visit the United States in the fall, delivering lectures illustrated with his ski and kayak gear. Mrs Nansen may accompany him. engagement arranged by Redpath Lyceum Bureau and Mr Richard Heard.
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Boston
Nansen
United States
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Richard Heard
Rockefeller Grandpaps welcome a baby boy in Chicago
A telegram from Council Bluffs reports Harold McCormick and Edith Rockefeller welcomed a fine baby boy in Chicago. Harold, born November 26, 1895, is married to Edith Rockefeller, daughter of John D. Rockefeller of New York, second daughter in the Rockefeller family.
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Chicago
Council Buffs. Fa
Harold McCormick
Edith Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Engineer Bradford Dead in Emporia
Engineer S. C Bradford a leading Santa Fe specialist died suddenly of heart failure in Emporia. He previously led the first engine to enter Denver on the Union Pacific and will be sent to Denver for burial. Montreal court of appeals upholds right of trades unionists to strike if employers refuse to discharge workers.
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Emporia
S. C Bradford
Denver
Union Pacific
Canada
Montreal
Court of Appeals
Mrs Stevenson Re elected In Washington Post
Mrs Letitia Green Stevenson wife of the retiring vice president was re elected general of Rae Debebtera of the American Reto in Washington. The brief notice notes her continuation in a ceremonial leadership role amid political event coverage.
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Washington
Letitia Green Stevenson
United States
Rae Debebtera
Reto
Railroad bills clash as House and Senate seek own measures
Legislative fight over railroad legislation pits House and Senate bills against each other. Conference likely but success unlikely as factions in the Positive Party clash over proposed concessions and rate changes. Senate already rejected the House bill and caucus may decide the outcome.
How Ruiz Died On Olivette in Guanatacon Insurrection
Beaten to death after a visit by the governor and after a tense exchange with Senor Ponscievein in a Cuban prison cell. The incident ties to U.S. consular actions in Cuba and a broader push for Cuban insurgent recognition, with General Lee and Madrid authorities referenced in the pursuit of relief for American and Armenian prisoners.
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Key West
Fla
Associated Press
Olivette
Dr. Ruiz
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Senor Pons
Rule
Comsul
Oleic
Lee
Lew
Madrid
Dy Pont
Denny Reid
Ruiz
Cuba
Hart
Enjoined Teacher Resigns as Maple Grove School Imbroglio
In Ft. Scott on February 25 Mica Annie Emerson a young school teacher faced a court injunction over access to Maple Grove school home. The board had dismissed her but local patrons supported her eight month contract. The substitute found the classroom empty except for children of some board members, so Emerson withdrew and the sheriff served a temporary injunction. She remained at the school but plans to seek court action on the matter.
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Annie Emerson
Imiathras
Maple Grove
Guia
Tie
Sulu
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