GOXEY'S TRIP TO OKLAHOMA AND PROHIBITION NOTES
Goxey’s trip to Oklahoma highlights a large horse ranch venture. Kansas and nearby towns report sleighing in Newton marking season’s start while Ottawa records an elderly man’s death by self harm. The Richmond era dispatches include General J and Dexsy at Mastillog. Dr. Pilcher’s guest Obby arrives late, then proceeds home, and a political quip about temperance follows from a Leavenworth exchange.
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Wixererp
Dexsy
Mastillog
Obby
Dr. Pilcher
Dr. Pitchers
South Church Street
Coxey
Giants Begin Preseason Practice Aboard Steamer
The New York Giants start preseason training with a sea voyage to Jacksonville to begin workouts slating strict daily schedules and a private dining room as Manager Irwin aims to tighten discipline and fitness for the upcoming season.
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New York
Jacksonville
Irwin
Florida
Giants
Italy’s unpopular war sparks nationwide riot protests
Rome reports show discontent rising as the government drafts 8000 reserves from 1872, pulling families from their livelihoods. Milan and other cities see women and children leading demonstrations with rail lines damaged and telegraph wires cut while troops confront crowds.
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Milan
Florence
Turin
Coma
Bail
Verona
Parma
Naples
Brescia
Venice
Palacio
Cremona
Qatan
Buratler’s Trial Rumor Denied by War Correspondent
Dispatch from Rome reports claims that General Buratler attempted suicide during a battle are incorrect. The account alleges desertion from his unit and careless distance from the massacre site. The fate of Generals Dabor, Mide, and Arimondi remains unclear as Allied columns suffer losses.
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Rome
Buratlert
Shawn
Genersia Dabormide
Arimondi
Tne
Albertone
Pbat
Ministry Resigns as Rome Chamber Sees Security Boost
The ministry announced its resignation in the Chamber of Deputies today and President Crieps said it was accepted. A strong infantry and police force will guard the chamber area to quell any disturbances.
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Rome
Chamber of Seyaces
Crieps
Hawaiian insult shocks ceremony as ships refuse attendance
The American consul Bennington left Honolulu port for target practice before the legislature’s opening. He returned two days later. Officers were invited to attend the ceremony, and their acceptance was seen as a greater insult to the Hawaiian government.
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Americana
Lee
San Francisco
Honolulu
Harry Bone Seeks Seventh District Nomination at Wichita
Representative Harry Bone of Clarke County visits the state house and states plans to contract for Meklalay and Leland meeting Monday in Wichita. He aims to nominate Long for another term in Congress by acclamation and to dominate Chester Long.
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McKintey
Harry Bone
Clarke County
St. Louis
State House
Leland
Sutton
One
Wichita
Bone
Meklalay
Chester L Long
Kansas Populists plan 92 delegate tally and Hutchinson meet
Kansas will send 92 delegates to the Populist national convention with distribution by district: First 10, Second 14, Third 18, Fourth 12, Fifth 12, Sixth 22, Seventh 18, plus at large. Hutchinson hosts the state convention on Wednesday March 18 to select the delegation, with about 341 delegates participating from the state. Breidenthal notes around one thousand candidates for 82 delegation places.
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Mt. Louis
Kansas
Louis
Hutchinson
Duceest
Breidenthal
Hutchinsop
St Louis Kennel Club beach show opens March 17 18 19 20
Fragmented report lists foreign entrants including Dole of New Haven Thomas of Salem Mass and others with firms from Grand Rapids New York Ontario and Kansas. also notes a loan offer to China and a Missouri rail brochure promoting South Missouri scenery and a free mailed book. Grand hall March 8 at Hamilton Ball hosts an Orphans fundraiser with tickets at ten cents.
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Binckahere
St Louie
Corroxwoop Falls
G. W. Heintz
Ray Bleckshere
St Louis
Brentwood Park
St. Low Beach
Enowed
Lovia
March
Eatrien
Seth Missouri
Kansas City
Sutro clashes over letters to Congress on Huntington funding
Mayor Sutro blasted postal seizures of his letters warning lawmakers about Huntington funded schemes. He defended the missives as a bid to counter railroad influence, calling Huntington the biggest liar in America and vowing to continue unless blocked by the post office.
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Hamum
San Francisco
Sutro
Postoffice
Washington
Huntington
Ager
Poste
Congress
America
Breitenstein Offered $2600 by St Louis Club
The St Louis team offered left handed pitcher Breitenstein a salary of $2600 for the season. He refused to sign immediately but promised manager Diddle Deck U he would consider the proposal and inform his decision later.
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St.Louis
Drewes
Beubitul
St. Louis
Thedore Breitenstein
Plieber
Dezson
Diddle- Deck U
Dismissal and death end city sidewalk suit in Anglneette
In district court Angie Payne a colored plaintiff died since the suit began over $10,000 damages for a defective sidewalk against the city. The Geisel Manufacturing Co and EC Green and W C Gleem case were dismissed. a compromise occurred. The trial involved a Leavenworth store and a verdict affecting EC Green and W Given. Judge Hazen ordered a new trial.
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Agninette City
Angie Payne
Geisel Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
W. C. Gleen
EC. Green
Leavenworth
Litte
Hazen
Poisoning Trial Focuses on arsenic Linked Deaths
Mrs. McDowell Aconnell of Systematically Kiting Her Hoxbanit faces trial for poisoning her husband with arsenic. Prosecutors say she administered increasing doses until death. Defense contends the death resulted from the husband’s own actions.
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McDowell Aconnell
Frank McDoweill
Local Notices and Personal Mentions from Alma Era
M Sharam left Monday for eastern markets to buy goods for A J Sharam. Attorney Slonecker praised as honest and capable, a potential bench candidate, with wide county support. Hutchinson Reformatory officials transfer three colored boys from Kansas City under Superintendent Downing. Knights of Pythias set Cleveland meeting for August 25 with possible military encampment if rail access works. Fire partially destroys 223 North Jefferson Street residence owned by A P Benson. Li Hung Chang travels to Moscow for the czar’s coronation. Spencer Lindsay law firm dissolution noted with rearranged offices. Salvation Army farewell supper announced with coffee and cake.
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M. Sharam
A. J. Sharam
Slonecker
Kansas
Alma Enterprise
Mutchinson Reformatory
Downing
Hutchinson Reformaory
Topeka
Kansas City
P. C. Sebwall
John Bridee
Sam Tulliss
Reformatory
Delegates named for Republican state convention Topeka
Yesterday the Republican county convention elected delegates and alternates to the state convention to be held in Wichita next Tuesday. Ex Chief Justice Horton led the delegation with Albert Horton and D. W. Mulvane as alternate. Ward by ward lists show numerous delegates and alternates across Topeka, Monmouth, Roseville, Menoken, Silver Lake, Auburn, Dover, and nearby townships. The convention did not adopt any resolutions.
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Fourth Ward
el. M. Phillips
FE. N. Miller
Mo EB. Stoker
A. V. Lwdell
J. J. Burkley
C. J. Drew
R. M. Curtis
J. & Samusison
Fifth Ward
N. J. Burdick
Harrison Childs
G. F. Mattngly
J.B Bass
Potwin
T. F. Doran
C. P. Solmar
Topeka Township
H. L. Resing
W. Whitmore
Monmouth
J. C. van Nice
Bartley Coyne
Roseville
J.T. Howerton
John Fri
Menoken
Eri Heasford
J. Himiller
Silver Lake
Riley Ayres
J. E Guild
Auburn
J. H. Hindman
W. H. H. Fox
Dover
Hugh Leonard
G. W. Anderson
Governor Morrill urged for Rodman murder reward
Governor Morrill received a letter from LP Coleman county commissioner Harper County urging a $300 reward for the murderer of farmer Charles Rodman. The note says Rodman was slain February 16 and that investigators have found no clues or suspects. The letter asks the governor to offer the reward and publicize the case for a quicker resolution.
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Morrill Isenes
Ste Ward
Morrill
Coleman
Harper County
Charles Rodman
Rodman
Bia
Market Report Reflects Dull Wheat and Mixed Grain Prices
Today’s market report from Topeka notes parity in wheat with yesterday, little activity, and narrow trading. Corn and oats show small moves, beef and pork futures mix with receipts and shipments reported. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets vary, with rough price ranges and subdued demand.
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The
State Journal
Curcaco
Bucogy. Sax
Maylard
Reeves
Texas
Market Report Mixed Wheat and Grain Prices Across Markets
A tight trading range favored an advance in some grains while cables fell, creating bearish tone. Reports from Argentina gave a short crop cue, with core oats and provisions steady to dull, while May ribs and pork showed moderate buying. Weather and transport data suggested limited gains as futures across Chicago, New York and London reflected quiet activity and selective buying.
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York
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Raoylieh Coustry
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