Outlaws Called Democrats Run New York Politics in Troy Report
The State Senate committee's Troy election report accuses a "Murphy" machine of repeating, rioting, and crime to overthrow rights at the polls. It depicts a Democratic network run with police aid and claims many Republicans are complicit, undermining the party and law in Troy.
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Gresham Meddling Proposed to Interfere in England Venezuela
March 6 report states Secretary Bayard will urge Britain to arbitrate the Venezuela Guiana dispute. The move follows a congressional resolution and signals a new U S effort after past failed attempts by Bayard Blaine to resolve tensions. If Britain accepts arbitration, President Cleveland may be named arbitrator.
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Treaty Ratified Between United States and Japan
The emperor of Japan has formally ratified the treaty with the United States and the document is forwarded. Arrival expected March 20 with exchange of ratifications to occur soon after in Tokyo and Washington. Minister Kurino to present approval to Secretary Gresham. President Cleveland’s ratification to reach Japan.
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Let Us Have the Dam Proposal Moves Ahead in Topeka
A Topeka city council special meeting considers a new dam ordinance from David Fitzgerald’s firm. The company pledges bonds and aims to build the dam within the council’s deadline and promises no city losses unless Oakland fails its contract. The aim is cheap power and local employment, with no demand to invalidate the existing franchise.
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Bank Robbery in Adel Ends With Shootings and Capture
Two men robbed the Bank of Adel this morning in a top buggy arriving about 9. Cashier M Leech and merchant D Bailey were shot during the demand for funds. The robbers escaped with cash but were captured later. one hid in a De Soto barn and was smoked out and shot as the posse recaptured the other suspect.
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Spain Puts Faith in U S Assurance on Cuba Expeditions
United States Minister Taylor met Premier Sugasta and pledged the U S will prevent filibustering expeditions to Cuba. He assured Lacosta of U S friendship for Spain and intent to monitor tributer centers to curb revolutionary propaganda and prevent expeditions.
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New Yorker denies Cuban revolution claims
J W Hoard of New York, after two weeks in Cuba, arrives in Tampa from Havana and ridicules reports of government troops clashing with rebels. He says rebels are poorly organized bands of three to eight, disbanding and fleeing villages, with many being marauders. He rejects any 2000 strong rebel force.
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Topeka local notices spark registration drive and lawsuits
Local news notes urge the public to register as the Topeka Equal Suffrage association meets at the Throop hotel with Mrs L O Case to speak. Courts see Amelis Brooks vs F M Brooke for possession while Ruth S Quimby sues S S Snyder on a mortgage. W M Jamison sues Eri Hansford for foreclosure on Shawnee County land.
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Ex Official Views on Bi metallism and India Mint Openings
Henry Chaplin, a former agriculture minister in Lord Salisbury's cabinet, discusses bi metallism, English public opinion, and possible moves toward silver coinage. He notes parliamentary action signals progress and outlines Britain's potential role in a broader international agreement, including reopening India mints. Royse of Wichita vows to enforce prohibition laws as he tours Topeka with three black youths. Jimmy Logue, famed burglar, surrenders to authorities after decades of crime, facing murder charges alongside past robberies.
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Photographer Denies Client Pose Demands In Civil Exchange
A client clashed with a photographer over pose control in a dramatic scene on Eighteenth Street. The artist insisted on studio authority, denying the client input. The dispute ended with the client leaving, disappointed, and vowing to seek a journeyman photographer.
Theatrical Walk From St Louis to New York Planned
A ten person variety company will march from St Louis to New York starting March 27 and aiming to finish by June 30. They must stay together, no one rides or sleeps in hotels, and all funds go to a St Louis bank. One manager directs moves, costumes carried, and a watch is kept.
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Lost musician Sigmund Kaschoski sought by police
New York, March 8. Sigmund Koschoski, a musical director long associated with leading opera companies, has disappeared. He had recently been engaged to drill the chorus for the Dammrosh Opera but vanished before work began. Friends say he behaved strangely, spoke of suicide, and was deeply in love with Mme Nordica. His father is Warsaw’s chief rabbi, and his sister Braulein Kaschoski is an opera singer. Police asked to assist in the search.
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Yellow Jack Allies Spread Cuban Revolution Hope
In Patrio the Cuban revolutionists' organ claims Havana will be free within four months. A New York agent reports 4,000 fighters ready, 7,000,000 cartridges received, and smugglers delivering arms. Spain sends 7,500 troops. yellow fever spread is predicted to aid the uprising.
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Topeka Shirt Mfg Co promotes colored shirtings at sale
Warnings and ads mix with commodity prices and local event notes. Topeka Shirt Mfg Co showcases a fine line of colored shirtings while J K Jones offers Arnica salve guaranteed to cure skin issues. Market data from Chicago features wheat corn oats and livestock with price movements and receipts noted.
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