Mexico's Big Bill Against Oceanic Phosphate Co
San Francisco March 10 The Mexican government seeks indemnity from Oceanic Phosphate Co for alleged illegal shipments from Clipperton Island in the Pacific. The case centers on ownership claims to the island and revenue from phosphates shipped to San Francisco and Honolulu since 1886. The government demands compensation and asserts jurisdiction over the island’s resources and related transit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Phosphate Co
San Francisco
Oceanic Phosphate
St.Tanto
Canno Ee Clipperton Island
Esaton
Hue Me
San Francieco
Honolulu
Santa Fe Delays Improvements After Fire Costs
President Ripley ordered a halt to all Santa Fe improvements this year due to budget strain from the burning out of the Paradise tunnel. General Superintendent Mudge issued the order to division superintendents, with no extra expenses to be incurred until fire-related costs are paid. Traffic arrangements with Southern Pacific were required during repairs, costing about 3500 a day, delaying spring work and limiting track and bridge construction to only strictly necessary projects for about 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Ripley
Mudge
Willams
Aris
Southern Pacific Company
General Rosecrans Passes Peacefully in California
Los Angeles March 10 General W B Rosecrans is near death as doctors report he is slowly fading with no pain. His sharp intellect may keep him alive for several hours or into another day as he nears death.
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Mera
Clyde Mattox Plans to Settle in Old Mexico
Clyde Mattox was seen in Whrehita early on the Santa Fe southbound en route to Old Mexico to make his home. He left his mother in Kansas and will join him soon. He is looking well and has gained weight since his release.
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Old Mexico
Whrehita
Clyde Mattox
Unis
Santa Fe
Tate
Kansas
Chuy
Consumption 18 Curable Even in Advanced Stages
A Bismarck North Dakota citizen recounts illness from a bad cold to pneumonia and consumption. After starting Amick Treatment, weight rose from 16 1/2 to 31 pounds lost, fever and night sweats eased, and temperature normalized in weeks. The claimant, EVEY HARRIS, endorses the remedy and notes free samples offered by The Aweal Co in Cincinnati.
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Biamarck
North Dakota
Fesh
Evey Harris
Bismarck
N. D
Neo Uper
Aweal Co
Eas
Guicinnail
Prompt Action to Push the Relsing of Re mainder of the Fund
A brief notice states urgent steps to accelerate the release of the fund remainder. It highlights a campaign to mobilize support from stakeholders and timelines for submission and approval. Local officials echo the need for prompt disbursement and accountability standards.
Topeka Auditorium Fund Appointed Nine Member Committee
Nine Topeka citizens were named to solicit auditorium subscriptions as the city moves to fund a park site theater. The group led by Major Anderson plans widespread canvassing, with Frank P. MacLennan pledging 30 dollars as a starter. Other volunteers and early donors include W. H. Davis M. D. Henderson and E. Elliott, plus a North Topeka push for park location support.
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Auditorium Association
Topeka
Charles
Elliott
James
War
Her
Stephenson
H.L. Shiver
Commercial Club
Major Anderson
Warner
Frank PF. MacLennan
Anderson
CS Elliott
Association
William Skns
Otto Kuhne
North Topeke
Lst
Henry M. Stevie
Standard Oil Company
American Bank
Vincent Kaceyrski
John Spear
Charles Holtinghouse
A. W. Bolta
H. C. Schneering
Archie M. Baird
North Topeka
Baird
Ore Hundred
Oakland
Kansas Avenue
Sheth
Eighth Streets
B_ EL Crosby
Fod
Crosby Res
Crosby
Jas
E. J. Crosby
Bright
Brigham
Topeka Deliberates on Auditorium Site and Progress
State Journal editor Mr MacLennan urged unity for an Topeka auditorium project noting shifting sentiment from delaying construction to securing a favorable site. He moved to expunge criticism of a migration paper remark, which Mr Brigham withdrew. Sealing seats for the auditorium was deferred to the executive committee.
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Topeka
Auditorius
MacLennan
The
State Journal
Mrr. MacLennan
Brigham
Executive Committee For
Cubbison's Record in Legislature Highlights
Kansas City March 10 J I Cubbison Bil Buchan opponent in Wyandotte county race issued circulars to win labor vote. He cites laws he supported such as banning discharge of union workers and blacklisting prohibitions. He notes laws on paying workers in money avoiding store credit and preventing prison mine competition and convict mining marks. He says many laws were written by Cubbisen for organized labor and claims passage of an anti gambling bill within ten days of assembly.
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Kansas City
Cubbisani
Bil Buchan
Wyandotte County
Cubbison
Hecause
Belse
Mnnstead
Siest
Cnowata
Cubbisen
Legislative Committee
Organized Jabbor
Flood of Mennonites to America From Russia Colony
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Große brought 605 aircrake passengers to New York, described as the largest recent influx. Most intend to become farmers. none are from Bresarabia. They carried about $90 to $340 each, are well educated, and many speak English. Most head for the Dakota or Washington, with several bound beyond Chicago.
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New York
Bremen
Immigration Bureau
Elis
Chicass
Bresarabia
Suthers
Russie
Mengunites
Epting
Dakota
Washtom
Congressman Williams Discusses the Cotton Mill Industry
Congressman Williams of Mississippi argues in committee about cotton mill labor. He contrasts northern and southern hours, disputes a constitutional amendment, and cites Massachusetts labor protections while appealing to southern mill owners and New England workers seeking relief.
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Congressman Williams
Washington
Williams
Dingley
Willams Aaid
Atward
Ping- Joya
Fr. Moody
Mass . Willams
New England
Massachusetts
Women’s Clubs Federation Plans June Meeting in St Louis
Mrs Henrotin president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and Mrs L B Shattuck prepare for the June gathering in St Louis as the federation advances its program.
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Federation Oshers
St. Louis
Henrotin
General Federation of Women's Clubs
L. 8. Shattuck
Beavers Set for Fourth Annual Federation Meeting
Chicago observers report Mrs Henry D Pierce and Mrs C P Barnes along with Mrs Ess and Mrs Laura Seimimon prepare the program for the federation’s fourth annual gathering in Beaver during the third week of June. Several candidates vie for president including Mrs Alice Tves Breed of Massachusetts and Mrs Sarah Piatt of Denver. the current term for Mrs Henrotin ends with two terms limit. Mrs Phisip N Moore, serving as corresponding secretary, is a strong candidate sought by many veteran clubwomen.
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Chicago
Henry D. Pierce
Indianapolis
C.P. Barnes
Ess
Laura Seimimon
Hafisas City
Beaver
Alice Tves Breed
Massachusetts
Sarah 5
Piatt
Denver
Col
Henrotin
Phisip N. Moore
Wilder and McNail Clash Over Anti-Rebate Board
Former Insurance Commissioner Wilder attacks current Commissioner McNail over insurance legislation and anti rebate provisions. McNail replies detailing Wilder's past mismanagement, shortage in Wilder’s office, and assertions of Wilder’s ignorance about the department’s finances and accounts.
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D. Welder
Webb McNail Tye
Wilder
McNail
McNall
Daniel
Osburn
Baward Wilder
P 1
Bongbrake
Tom
Imperial Government approves 9 million rubles for ships
St Petersturs March 1 An Imperial Ghane Just lasued ordered the dis bursement of 9,000,000 rubles as extra ordinary expenditure for the construction of war ships. It is added that no Ivan will be raised to provide the money. The ruble is worth about 89 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersturs
Ivan
Prominent Figures Visit Slocum Laboratory for Medical Discoveries
Prominent men women and students toured Dr Slocum's laboratory, hearing claims of new medical and chemical remedies. The doctor showcased apparatus and microscopes, promising cures for consumption and wasting diseases, and offered three free bottles of remedies with instructions to readers of the Topeka Journal.
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Slocum
Wnon
Wer
Cme
Locus Caatlasing
New York
Topeita
Topeka Journal
Dr. Siocum
Siocum
New York City
Kaichens of Burma Rebel Against Authorities
A Burma hill tribe, the Kaichens, have risen and massacred five military policemen at Tenton. They also captured their guard and reportedly routed a punitive force from Allahabad. The rebellion tension escalates as further actions are unclear.
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Tenton
Allahabad
Pekin Maps Russian Demands on Port Arthur Ta lien Wan
Pekin correspond ent says Russia still insists on surrender of Port Arthur and Ta lien Wan under strict terms with five day reply and a month to sign an agreement. China seeks guidance from Emperor Nicholas to withdraw the demands.
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London
Pekin
The
Times
China
Port Arthur
Ta-Lien-Wan
Hwieia
Chine
Ta-bien-Wan
Germany
Kiev-Clow
M. Pavolis
Hey
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
England calm on Port Arthur amid Wei-Hai-Wei talks
A London dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports diplomatic circles mock the prospect of war over Port Arthur. They say England will be content with Wei-Hai-Wei occupation as sufficient compensation once the Japanese depart.
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England
Port Arthur
London
Hal
Daily Telegraph
Wei-Hai-Wei
War Ship to Manila England Sends a Cruiser to the Philippines
Hong Kong March 0 The British cruiser Edgar has been ordered to Manila. It is believed this is due to ta rger activity by insurgents in the Philippine Islands. Grain-O drink advertisement promotes grain based coffee substitute. Will Johnson moves his exchange to 13 Kansans avenue. Croup relief offered by One Minute Cough Cure at G. W. Stansfield 633 Kansas avenue.
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England
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
Edgar
Manila
Will Johnson
Kansans Avenue
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
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