Wood Brothers Fight to Stay Put in Hughes Building
A contentious dispute centers on the Wood Brothers and Jointists occupying rooms in the Hughes Building at 115 East Fourth Street. No notice to quit has been served despite rumors. rent was paid up to February 24. The owners are Hughes or his wife, and a sign in the window reportedly indicates liquor may be had by the initiated, with the front area fitted for sale and a counter. Witnesses describe tense scenes as reporters connect past actions and alleged gatherings, while the community debates the legality of the occupancy and the use of the space.
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J. W
Hughes
Wood Brothers
Ben
Col
Paul
Tad
Tom
Perzusen
Fried Orashee
Primuary
Perkumm
Ts Fm
Ferien
Fergusia
Tor Woods Brothers
Vee Stratter
Hughie
Shaffer
East Fourth Street
Woods
Jinfereon Street
Barty
Heghes
Record-Cold Wave Reaches City With Chill Outlook
The weather bureau forecast a cold wave arriving on cue as temperatures dropped to 16 minimum and 21 maximum. Winds eased this morning though March winds are expected to continue, with frigid conditions persisting today.
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Weather Bureau
Gallen
Tania A
Weilnestay
Atlantic-Pacific line auction seals Kuat mining assets
March 5 in Goorketown, the At lantic-Pacific railway canal and Kuat mining and mill property of the company Tits bern was sold at auction for over $700, with Mrs Marie E Hoyt listed as trustee. James Fo -Ratchford of Syracuse, banker, bid in the entire property for $4.00, securing the claim fees. The bore length planned at 14,000 feet aims to support railway turns and future traffic.
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Goorketown
Atlantic-Pacific Railway
Caniel and Kuat
Tits Bern
Vattafy Judements
Marie E Hoyt
Dandholder
James Fo -Ratchford
Syracuer
Election Booth Thoughts Cast Doubts on Mayoral Hope
Opinion piece questions promises in mayoral campaigns and cites alleged ties to a drinking club. It questions whether a “law and order” candidate can be trusted given past behavior and associations, including a July incident with a council at Mozser Storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col” Hughes
Law and Order
Mozser
Jury Deadlocks After Second Trial For Wright
The nine jurors failed to reach an agreement on Wright in the second trial. The jury stood eight to four for conviction before being discharged. Wright had a prior trial and a new trial was allowed after the prosecuting witness was impeached.
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Oreck
Wright
Himbo
Treaty Dies For Hay Pauncefote Withering At March End
Washington reports the Hay Pauncefote treaty to replace Clayton Bulwer dies as the March 4 deadline lapses. No formal action by either government followed, though Britain and the United States may resume talks to craft a new agreement addressing Senate objections to the original proposal.
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Washington
United Buties
Great Britain
United States
Senate
State Department
All Renominated Nominations From Washington March
The president sent nominations to the Senate for key posts including Secretary of State Lyman Sage, Secretary of the Treasury EMNG Root, Attorney General John W. Griggs, Postmaster General Charles Embry Smith, Secretary of War John J. Long, Secretary of the Navy John J. Long, Secretary of the Interior Ethan A. Hitchcock, and Secretary of Agriculture James A. of Iowa. A new commission was given to Mr George B Cortleyou as secretary.
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Washington
Gfohn Hay
District of Columbus
Lyman Sage
Hilpoly
Treasuy
Emng Root
New York
John W. Griggs
Missourt
Interior
James Ae
Iowa
George B Cortleyou
Fragmented OCR narrative on local events and figures
Disjointed report mentions Mr Highest, Woods, Col Hughes, a bar, and a building tied to the late Mark a Fomercy. References to a Connecticut or distant project, an open moon, and a bar’s construction cost. Includes brief notes on an emperor’s decree, weather forecast, and March conditions with cold and variable winds.
Visit to England Promotes Peaceful German British Ties
Replying to a question, Count Von Bülow said Emperor William's visit to England was not political but humane. The expert noted the act earned Britain’s gratitude and spurred a desire for peaceful relations, with Germany and Britain sharing equal rights as a fundamental condition.
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Enxiser
Berlin
William
England
Count von Buelow
Great Britain
Germany
Croker Denounce Falsehoods and Threaten Action
London March 5 Richard Crater criticizes a New York exclusive as a tissue of lies. He vows to expose the impersonators in journalism and says he will only speak with the Associated Press on politics. He disputes buying property and alleged majorities and insists he talks to reporters only in the AP’s presence.
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London
Richard Crater
New York
Associated Press
Croker
Devery
Culer
Bae
Associated Tresa
America
Indienation
New
Burton’s Secret Secretary Confirmed in Washington
Col. W. W. Smith of Topeka named Burton’s private secretary, replacing Frank Grimes. Smith, a former state senator, has mining interests in Joplin and Galena, and the appointment was announced on his arrival in Washington after Burton took office.
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Col. Smith
Galena
Frank Grimes
Burton
Col. W. W. Smith
Topeka
Joplin
Gaena
Washington
Yerkes to Europe as Chicago elevated rail plans move
Charlen T. Yorkes announces a sale of Chicago elevated lines to a new syndicate. The news notes Yerkes and partners James A. Blair and John Bo Dents negotiating with the Syndicate, with Yerkes planning a return to England then residence in New York and Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Asr
Charlen T. Yorkes
Union Elevated
Metro
Chicago City
James A. Blair
John Bo Dents
Fter
Yerkes
England
United States
Suppressed AP Reply on Macedonia Arrests Report
Dispatches from Constantinople state the censor blocked the Associated Press reply to a U.S. circulated claim of six arrests in Macedonia. Only arrests in Salonica Monastir and Uskub are reported, tied to Macedonian committee movements. Troop actions aim to maintain frontier order and deter Bulgarian crossovers.
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Constantinople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Associated Press
United States
Macedonia
Vilayeta
Salonica
Monastir
Uskub
Macedonian Committees. ‘the Forces ‘Hown
Bad Neighbors In War Tales From Far Interior
A fragmentary report from SF dated March describes a chaotic war scene in the interior. It cites V B H Patros a South America based refiroad man and mentions federals attacking, executions, torture, and impalement in a hostile town. The wording is garbled but conveys violent combat and occupation events.
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San Francisco
March
V. BH. Patros
South America
Mr. Fox
Spa Nm
Parris
State charters issued to several Kansas concerns
Brute charters have been issued to The Tola Electric Railway company capital $50,000 The Jackson Lumber company of Wichita $25,000 the Lockport Mining company Galena 120 00 the Gardner Telephone company Gardner $5,000 the Home Real rapes company of Kansas City
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Tola Electric Railway Company
Capital
Jackson Lumber Company
Wichita
Lockport Mining Compan
Galena
Gardner Telephone Company
Gardner
Home Real Rapes Company
Kansas City
Carter Harrison Again In Chicago Dem Primaries
Chicago March 5 no contest for the party head as Mayor Bastrteca plans renomination after the Democratic primaries.
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Carter Harrison
Chicago
Nomins- Het
Bastrteca
Feld
London City to Seize Public Utilities and Transit
London adopts municipal ownership of water gas and transportation services. City will confiscate existing plants or establish new ones to run water, gas, and streetcars, ending private control. The council plans housing programs and street improvements as part of a sweeping public ownership move.
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London
March
Legdas
Peccha
Urs Wabety
Maght
Traneporue
Plata
Vatiemnal Kovernment
Elnedy Bwan
Celeragh Lund
Tutalting
Ctes
Rae Eer
Pubite
Eelet
Peinet
Lardun
Ue Corporation
Progressive Party
Nctive
Coun As
Mike
Laida
Denis
Royal Amsterdam Honeymoon Parade Thrills City
A royal party in Amsterdam visits the city, greeted by principal authorities and 400 civil dignitaries. The procession included a squadron of hussars and mounted guards behind a gold adorned queen. Officials describe a brilliant display as the royal train passes the pavon. The event ends amid favorable weather with the queen and entourage receiving honors from local leaders.
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Amsterdam
Wilehelmins
Cunactt
Trwin
Pondurtes
Holland
Ugfaal
Royal Party
Cone Belin
Tip
Five Men Killed in Mine Blast at Jeptin Mo
Five men died and two were seriously injured in an explosion at the Ingionide area mine near Jeptin Center Valley. The blast sent a box of powder down the shaft and several workers were trapped. Rescue efforts reported a failure to fully explReject a partial line.
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Jeptin
Ingionide Area
Center Valley
Miles Saat
Okearre
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