Burglary, arrests, and rail to Osbornes area shines in county notes
The report recounts postoffice robberies at Bau opalis Banens and Kapopolis with two burglars captured after a chase. Inspector Serre Curren helped seize suspects Frank I. Howard and Peach Kadlo from Hiawatha. Seven others implicated were arrested. A separate item notes construction of a supplementary water station for the Kansas deaf and dumb institution near Olathe, backed by a state appropriation to supply water and move the school if needed. Additional local items mention winded efforts and ongoing projects in Topeka and nearby towns.
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Serre Curren
March
Dennis Sulsvde
Albany
Osborne
Bauopalis
Banens
Alwn
Oabhorne
Sullivan
I. Howard
Peach Kadlo
Bali
Hiawatha
Kansas
Kapopolis
Bien
Walle
Gaylord
Cletin Gratis
Bansas Deaf and Dumb Institution
Plann
Builton Cedar Creek
Olathe
Pernet
Ecity
Tin City
Mo Lung
Blue River
Kansas City
Tweeddale
Topoke
Henle Tae
McCarthy & Carpenter
Ohehe
German Baptist home to aid aged and orphans in Mt Morris
March 3 report notes the German Baptist Church establishes a home for aged and disabled residents in the city, with Booth as the only nearby facility of its kind west of Mt Morris. Affected by weather and pest outbreaks, local leaders urge county groups to form efforts to destroy chinch bug threats.
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Reus
Horoaixsos
Ain
Booth i
Mt. Morris
Til
Belva Lockwood Granted Pension Fee Appeal
March 3. Commissioner of Pensions informs Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood that her appeal challenging a refund of a pension fee has been allowed. The money will be returned after she had already repaid 25. An inquiry claimed the fee was illegally paid, but this ruling finds no grounds for disbarment or action against her.
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Wasmisotom
Commissioner of Pensions Lectrea
Belva A. Lockwood
Pension Office
Posion
WILL NOT HIRE PACKERS Secretary Morton Says Seeds Packaged
Washington March 3 Secretary of Agriculture Morton said the department will not hire unskilled labor to pack seeds when already packaged by skilled labor at lower cost. He noted seed room not reestablished and referenced weeds and distribution during the current ten-year period.
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Morton
Washiseton
Congress
Ilia
Radical spring fashions ban bloomers for women riders
The advance plates from Paris show a radical change in bicycle attire for the upcoming season. Outside garments like bloomers and knickerbockers are disapproved and replaced by a short skirt worn over the wheel. Jersey loggia vanishes, to be replaced by cloth bicycle shoes matching the costume, with an emphasis on color harmony. The Fedora cap and belt gain style notes, while caps and capes see few changes. A Napoleonic style cap and tri corner crown return in caps, and tandem racing results from Connanonpo Brace are reported alongside new design trends.
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New York
America
Europe
Balloon trip to the North Pole by Prof Andres Will
In San Francisco on March 3 Henry Lund of Norway and Sweden received an official notice from the Swedish minister in Washington about Prof Andres Will planning a July balloon ascent toward the North Pole. The note asks Conaul Lind to help spread news northward so natives watch for the expedition and aid the voyagers if they land.
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Andres
Jely
North Pole
San Francisco
Henry Lund
Econaul
Norway
Sweden
Swedish
Atinistr
Washington
Thia
Conaul Lind
They Appear Together at Pluk Ten New York
Ex president Harrison sodwin bride and Dim inick attend a formal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zabriskle in No. 10 Filthaveous. The scene features rose shades, silver candlesticks, and elaborate decorations as a dramatic romance unfolds with references to Regey Van Ordinaire and Mildred Mortgage in a banker’s setting on Murray Hill.
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Mnekison
Dimotek
Ata Pluk Ten
New Yeak
Flarrison Sodwin
Ata
Andrew Zabriskle
Slactrio
Regey van Ordisalro
Mildred
J. Pompom
Palatine Maverin
Murray Hill
Regey
Reginald Tabbeldore van
Roggy
Andrea
Reginald Tabbetdcte van Ords- Rake
New York World
Peffer on Cuba and silver politics in coming season
United States Senator W A Peffer returns home to attend the Advocate Publishing annual meeting and comments that Cuba’s liberty will come from home rule following congressional action on Cuban resolutions. He predicts a split in both major parties over silver, a possible new party formation at the St Louis silver conference, and argues Spain must remove Weyler with Cuba likely gaining a Canada-like status relative to Spain.
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United States
W. A. Peffer
Peffer
Washington
Advocate Publishing Company
Advocate Company
Cuba
Congress
Cubs
Senate
Spain
Gem Weyler
Canada
England
Benator Peiffer
Louis
Wll
Lorve
Mopulista
Omaha
Vivadi
Abyssinia crisis stirs calls for intervention and local notices
A dispatch from New York reports a Prankfurter Zeitung piece urging European intervention to halt an Abyssinian campaign, warning of disaster for Italy. Also notices invite lodge members to funeral services for CM Welch and promote Dr King’s remedies with free samples.
Debs At Work Organising In Southern States
Debs moves to reorganize the American Hallway labor network into a secret close corporation. A traveler reports Debs seen in many lodges. insiders say 158,000 members and rapid growth with dues low. Possible political move on the silver issue. Debs denies directing any mine ownership.
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Crycmsart
Eugenes V. Debsife
Debs
Nnivn
Horseless wagons eyed as postal service test
Kansas in March 3 report cites Postmaster Homer Heed predicting the postal service will test horseless mail wagons in his city due to upcoming bills. He notes other cities like Chicago and Washington may adopt if grades on vehicles meet the emergency need.
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Kansas Urry
Homer Heed
Postalice Department
Chicago
Washington
Topeka
A Chicago Alderman Goes Amuck in Muddy Rampage
Alderman William J. Doerr ran wild last night in Chicago smashing into a trolley car crowding the vehicle and assaulting officers and a motorman. He was dragged to central police station after a violent brawl on street and tracks, later bailed out by friends.
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Kues Amuck
Hell
Doerr
Roslly
Republican Arizona Leagues Oppose Land Levy Bill
A March 3 meeting of the Republican league committee urged the Senate to sustain the president’s veto of the Arizona land levee bill. They argue the measure would allow decod ing timber from school lands in the northern territory, opposing the land grant. A separate item notes a silver loving cup presented to the U S ship Indiana by the Lafayette chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Arizona
Puorsiz
Ariz
Republican League
Senate of
United States
Inis
Legis
March
Navy Department
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Gener de Lafayette
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Movements
Opening prices for wheat edged higher and then eased as receipts fell, with May futures around 6.75 in the market. Corn stayed quiet amid heavy local arrivals and hogs rose on strong receipts, with May pork near 9.00 and lard advancing. Cattle and sheep showed gains in broad market activity, official figures noting daily receipts and shipments.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Armour
Baldwin
Doloth
New York
Counselman & Day
Aellera
Berlin
London
America
Massie
India
Patton Jist
Buffalo
Catia
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary
Kansas City reports mixed stock prices with receipts around 6 000 hogs and 4 000 cattle. Cattle prices range from 2.1 to 2.5 for lambs and cows show light demand. hogs rise with May anticipation. Wheat and corn futures broadly lower with some export demand signals and steady to higher pork futures as buyers cover.
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Ranens Ofer Maram
Kansas
Ciry
Nee
Shipmante
Uae
Nodents herbs civon tale from a dated notice page
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice or classified snippet with names and dates but is largely unreadable. Key entities appear as Erowe, Depeks, and Bomcuasree amid scattered words, without a coherent event or clear action to describe. The fragment offers no verifiable facts.
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Lincoln Post
Lincoln Post No. 1
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Comradi
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Adj
Bucklen & Bo
King's New Life
J. K Jones
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Board of Police
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Oleinoet, Lebanon & Northern Railway
P. 1. Goodhurt & Co
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