Populist Gossip Kansas Seeks Second Sioux Falls Delegation
Kansas Populists discuss securing the state’s second largest delegation at the Sioux Falls convention. The piece mentions J. B. Wearverdye and other figures, with focus on Brean’s possible leadership, and the party’s drive to unite voters for the national ticket through Kansas’ role in the convention process.
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Kansas
Sioux Falls
Manean
Treas
Texas
J. B
Sears Chavention
Attyace Uf
Fruca Kentas
Kane Popullete
Willice
Gmvention Libre
Eine
Tor & Watensmer
Betsy Eimme Balks
Jerry
Eimpe
Duc Sivan
United States
Eusator
Icu
Latiagotang
Sirposes
Sys Shraparey
National Democratic Herda Darters
Jonriren
W. J. Brean
Brean
Beyan
Populist Voters Reject Deal With Democrats at Sale Convention
Farmers in Topaka grow agitated over a plan by Dud Waptin supporters and the Democratic faction. Polls show Populiats fear a deal being pushed at the sale convention while party leaders press their stance amid heated public reaction.
Governor Stantey Faces Political Pressure Over Court Vacancy
The article reports Governor Stantey resisting entanglement in party politics as ML Pivnyy seeks a federal judgeship nomination. It notes opposition figures, potential contenders, and crowding around the unit vacancy on the court, with Myatt and others implied as likely candidates amid political maneuvering.
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Stantey
Membre
W. Finney
Pivnyy
Sudan
Milliken Seeks Republican Support in Burton Race
J F Millixen, backed by Haxhull county allies, runs with Burton group aims to influence Seventh District race. Bottled by local party leaders, the Burton liners target state conservative control as they back Milliken for a pivotal roll in district politics.
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J. F. Millixen
Milliken
Haxhull
1St Uurton
Ron Seal
Burton Larver
Stats Conventive
Lewelling Aims for Senate Seat in Frederick County
Ex Governor Lewelling pledges to run for the senate from Frederick county while still serving on the state board of fertility officials. He states he would not seek Alice’s appointment and would resign if ordered. The Populist convention threatens to oppose him, with party leaders warning the ballot may be split.
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Banate
Gurerabe Lewelling
Cenonatti
Senate
Fedewick County
Feme
Ws & Membier
State Board of Fall
Ted Celertishoners
Mer Lewelling
Alice
Abel Seasen
Cohgentim
Rush for Places in Local Politics
Vague OCR text hints a lively local political scramble, mentioning a Mr Humphrey of Wort Beott as a supervisor figure. Ambiguity limits details, but the fragment suggests campaign activity and competition for positions in the community.
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J. Mr Humphrey
Wort Beott
Fiaor
Beited Yet Uncertain MFA Appointments Spark Departures
A fragmentary report notes changing plans for MFA appointments in a distant department. The subject contemplates relocation, weighing the appeal of distant places away from the world as he considers where to settle.
Goebel Declines Run for State Office
Cousin of Vidtin of Kentucky feud figure declines to run for state office. BP. W-Goel, a cousin of the lieutenant governor and a banker at Lovirbure, Rav. a terse report states he will not seek nomination. He says he is not a candidate and cites his perennial commitments.
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Vidtin
Kentucky
Ofice
W-Goel
Lovirbure
Rav
Peter Jackson Plans Return to Australia from America
Reports state Peter Jackson, once in the United States, will go back to Sydney, Australia. Sporting writer W. Naughton notes Jackson will seek sparring work. arrangements to cover his expenses for the trip are discussed by Syd Francine and others.
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Puginet
Syd Francine
Sydney
Australia
Victori CO
W. W. Naughton
United States
Arctigta Dechanes
Jamesyn
Womiror Tabis
Filipino ruler Tsidors Midal praised for tyranny and power in Mindanao
Mas Barth, an American traveler in Huitine Ind, recounts Tsidors Midal as a feared native ruler in the Philippines. He claims locals once prepared to arm for defense when Americans moved to curb his authority, aiming to establish a civilized method of dealing with crime.
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Huitine
Ind
Tsidors Midal
Allndanho
Philippines
Mas Barth
Marita
Mindanao
Irom
Mr. Baruth
Haystack Inmate Flees City After Felone Meet
An inmate known as Haystack escaped the county jail after winning a Friday Felomeet. His real name is unknown, but locals say he was found in a haystack near Bilver Lake about two months ago. Authorities debated his sanity and criminal status before allowing him liberty and to stay in Sail.
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Smi
Bilver Lake
Biv
Nin
Death of Judge Ends Divorce Hearing Detected
A district court docket entry reports the divorce hearing was not completed as the defendant was dead. Judge Hager noted the defendant would not appear, and the trial docket was dismissed.
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Dehih
Divorer
Mra
Fe Martie
Girl Students Flee During Venom Demonstration at Laboratory
In Philadelphia, March, dozens of female students watched a venom extraction demo by State Veterinary Secretary Hanck at HMK Mulford. A rattlesnake exhibit and live venom tests unsettled the audience, sparking a mass exodus as a snake mouth and glass thermometer prompts wandered attention.
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Women's Medical Evilews
Wikkos
HMK Mulford Company
Fwlr
Guremmed
Hlbm
Hanck
Bante
Dir
Yemen
Milch As Inc
IE Basyece Winkine & Glass
Rasekh
Ted Tata
Gamblers on the Run Exposed in New York Tenderloin Raid
Four arrests followed the police expose of a major gambling operation in New York. Charles Ackron, proprietor of the Trials on West Thirty-fifth Street, and head waiter Banvgel Prien were briefly detained then released on bail. The incident sparked renewed calls to curb gambling dens citywide as raids targeted similar venues and corruption.
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New York
Charles 2
Ackron
West Thirty-fifth Etreet
Banvgel Prien
Thomas Gata
Avkton
York
Toavebjele
A Fresh Start on Nicaragua Convention Changes
The government has acted on changes to the Nicaragua convention reported in long cable dispatches. The US embassy made representations to Lord Salisbury after the signing. Official action likely awaits congressional approval and possible diplomatic scenarios in Britain. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the risk to the Hay-Paunceote treaty and the need for a fresh start after the presidential election.
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Bonon
Barcaw
Nicaragua
Néeling
United States
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Senate
Pall Mall Gazette
Hay-Pauneetote
Mont
Disinterment of Lincoln Remains Proceeds Amid Decay
Workmen excavate the concrete tomb revealing a decayed wood coffin and soon exposed metal casket. Rain and dampness threaten the relic as workers plan to move Lincoln's remains to a temporary vault with stone safeguards and new vaulting.
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Porinefield
Werkman
Abraham Licpin
Big Y M A Meeting Promoted At Rankin Church
Special effort aims to draw a large turnout for a men only meeting at Rankin Presbyterian Church Sunday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The Y M C A and railroad and city associations back the event. Tickets will be sold at the Y M C A this evening. Mr BF Dandy leads singing with evangelistic background. Mr A C Rantein, a veteran labor and political campaigner, now focuses on temperance and evangelism.
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Rankin
Jrat Presbyterian
Railroaid
BF. Dandy
A. C. Rantein
Moe
Iabor
Sitiet
Murvetto
Weak floor thwarts state house library plan
The executive council warns that floors under the new Warery Foon at the state house are too weak to bear iron racks and books. Reinforcement is needed before completion. Madison public library faced a similar delay but confirmed it after books were installed. Officials hope to fix the issue with minimal delay to the furniture furnish.
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Han
Warery
State House
Madison
Wis
Washington House Debates West Land Reforms
In a tense session the House committee on probable matters considers a proposal by Mondell of Wyoming to revise public land laws. The resolution aims to curb immediate action and ease consideration of other urgent issues, touching on general disposition of public domain and grazing lands.
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Washinton
Marenav
House Committee On
Mondell
Wyonline
Tal
Oder
Cankrars
Haying
Mieke
Thompson Discharged in Sidewalk Cleaning Case
City of Topeka versus Walter Thompson ends with dismissal in police court after City Attorney Stird moves to quash and defense counsel Bird urges amendment. Case concerns failure to clear snow and ice from sidewalk at northwest corner of Sixth Avenue and Clay Street. proceedings paused as officers argued over ordinance wording and case language.
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Topeka
Walter Thompson
Stird
Lasimer
Thomson
Fallin
Rixth Avenue
Clay Street
Mr. Bird
Gragg
Ely
Ellen Terry Improves but Remains Seriously Ill
In Toronto in March Miss Ellen Terry shows some improvement yet remains in serious condition. She can move about her room briefly but doctors warn of dangerous relapse as a bout of hoop disease risks great harm if not carefully managed. When able to travel she will not be fit for hard stage work for the foreseeable future.
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Ellen Terry
Toronto
Mrs Stanford arrives in Mobile for rest from New York
Mrs Teland Stanford widow of a famous California mission sire arrives in Mobile with her private car and party of ladies for a two day rest. Col Russell J. Wilson, her business manager, accompanies them. the group includes Miss Rice of New York Hoffmeister. Hoffmeister jailed briefly for insult. released on promise to depart. R. E. Turpin reports for New York Journal on Howe-Sheldon week. Toledo Commercial changes hands to P. Crouse of Winding.
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Mobile
Ala
Teland Stanford
California
New York
Mr.Stanford
Central Pacific Road
Enaniger
Col
Russell J. Wilson
Miss Rice
R. E. Turpin
Topeka
New York Journal
Louiseville
SINGERS WANTED for Topeka festival at Toreka auditorium
An executive committee of the Commercial club seeks world renowned soloists for a four night festival at Toreka's new auditorium. Plans include four concerts and matinees with chorus and solo numbers by Kansas musicians. Targets include Melba Calve and Schumann-Heink with orchestras led by Thomas and Busch.
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Weel
Melba
Calve
Emma Barnes
Evan Wiliams
Catherine Fisk Gadsky
Schumann-Heink
Remit
Bispham
Frank King Clark
Henderson
Topeka
Ho Ko
Thomas
Busch
Kansas Musicits
Kansas
Presidential Appointments to Senate March Nominations
The president today sent nominations to the senate for assistant surgeons in the marine hospital service. Named are Thomas D. Berry of Texas B. J. Earle of South Carolina M. W. Glover of West Virginia J. J. Liord of Texas Join D. Love of Pennsylvania Atlant J. McLangulin of New Jersey.
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Senate
Marine Hospital Service
Thomas D. Berry
Texas
B. J. Earle
South Carolina
M. W. Glover
West Virgina
J. Liord
D. Love
Pennsylvania
Atlan J. McLangulin
New Jersey
Corn Market Mixed as May Futures Rise in Early Trade
Chicago March 30 The corn market opened active with May futures showing gains amid strong demand signals and lingering cash concerns. Local receipts stood at 44 cars with spots easing. the session closed quieter but fundamentals remained firm amid export expectations and unsettled cash markets.
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Shorta
Melita
Big World
Grangean
Minneayutis
Duluth
Sn Sear
Telth
Hel
Simmpath
Packert
Beli
Peto
Texas Bulls
Bais Het Vee
Cusiee
Sinh
Goya
Bargain Coupons for Shoes Hats and Patterns Offer
An advertisement promises $4.00 shoes for 25 cents and $4.00 items including Sik waist patterns and John B Stetson hats. Each person can receive a coupon book worth $1.00 if not already distributed locally, with samples available upon request.
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John B. Stetson
Wheat Market Trends Amid Mixed Chicago Reports
Chicago markets show mixed signals with wheat prices easing on reports of larger exportable supplies, while corn and hog futures gain modestly. Analysts note seasonal demand and weather risks abroad. prices edge higher in some grains as traders weigh crop conditions in India, Australia, and Europe.
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Chicago
India
Australia
Crp Fondatione
Deane
Germany
Ued
Smne
Dhe
Eeport
Ores Steens
ARBRE
J. F Harris
Wall Street Bearish Tone Spurs Debate on Market Reorganization
A market report notes doubt over sustained recovery as bears and bulls clash on Third Avenue rehab prospects. It highlights potential long-term disorganization, cautious buying, and asked for continued vigilance amid earnings and dividend considerations.
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