Fort Leavenworth troops stage mock river bridge attack
Kansas headlines report a staged assault by Fort Leavenworth forces on the Missouri and Kaw bridges. Infantry and cavalry in fatigue uniforms executed a planned exercise with blank cartridges, banners, and field hospital care. The bridge defense held as troops simulated battle after noon, followed by beer for the soldiers.
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Delaware Street
Fort Lestenworth
Uocle Bam
Tvndiere
le Stteen
Missouri & Kapass
Port Leavenworth
Terentiath Infantry
Broadway
Forth
Fittherecta
Titer
Not Appen dicitis Case At Jeaction Clix
Obscure report from March 11 describes a hospital misdiagnosis of appendicitis on Miss Me mis Keasedy tsp. Surgery by Drs King and Moyer revealed an intestinal obstruction. Patient in very doubtful recovery, condition described as critical and long illness prior.
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Jeactron
Tarmers
Suspensions Hit Literati Society Members at Otawa and Scranton
March 11 reports Marion Higgins Otawa and Loin Borland Scranton got one week suspensions while Fred Barlend Secinten faces four weeks. Mim Oilie Evane and Scranton tied to medal gatherings during the return term. Authorities condemn the banner protest against President Taylor's orders as indignant members face sanctions. A related note mentions a boy and pintol near Drs. Conray of Pisvewuna with unconfirmed deaths.
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Emrants
Marion Higgins
Otawa
Loin Borland
Scranton
Fred Barlend
Secinten
Mim
Oilie Evane
Literati Society
Taylor
Mambare
Alesse
Ane Pintol
Impuncturable tire claims puncture proof design
A St Louis inventor unveils an impuncturable sod pumpless brckle tire made of a spiral steel spring with duck covering and rubber cement, claimed to be a steel inner tube that fits standard casings without armoring. Describes lacing to adjust rigidity for durability and ride.
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Louis
St. Louis
St. Lonia
New York
M E Conference Seeks McKinley Lecture Address
The general committee of the M E conference led by Rev. John Mitchell and F A Arter visited Cagtong to invite ex Gov McKinley to lecture during the conference. A Cleveland district seminarist conference will meet at Jennings Avenue church March 1 and April with Dr S A Steel delivering a talk on Home Life in Dixie During the War.
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Clersy
Laaves Woutit
Leavenworth
Satvlli
Leo XIII
Ravens City
James A. McGossigle
McCown Huot
Cardina
Urban
Fink
Burke
J. Cussingbae
Uber
Robea Aod
Cardinal Satolli
Bermeda
Bishop Pink
Sac’ Privet
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St Vince
Gee
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Flak
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F. A. Arter
Cagtong
McKinley
Cleveland
Jennings Avenue
5. A. Steel
Dixie
Kansas City's Bourbon Boom Ties Up Bonded Whisky Warehouses
Kansas City amid rapid growth as a leading U S whisky hub since July bonded warehouses hold over 100 000 gallons of liquor double last year s figures. Merchants and wholesalers benefit from bulk storage and duty payoff on withdrawn barrels, easing orders and reducing freight and transport costs across Missouri s Sixth Internal Revenue District.
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Kansas City
Internal Revenue District
Missouri
Hillmon jury secured amid limited Topeka presence
The Hillmon case jury was seated near noon with mostly farmers among the panel. Names listed include R E Simons Marysville J H Hatel Seneca Sam Fulton Russell and others from Osborn Bennington Topeka Smith Center Abilene and Belleville. In New York four Bermuda expedition members Gen Calix Garcia Samuel Hughes John Hart and others were indicted by a federal grand jury for taking part in an armed expedition contrary to centrality laws.
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Alice
Topexa
Hillmon
Topeke
R E Simons
Marysville
J. H. Hatel
Seneca
Samuel Fulton
Russell
Robert Clark
Osborne
O. H. Shepard
Bennington
R. B Sell
Monument
A. Burkhart
H. Heater
Smith Center
J. W. Gibson
Abilene
J. J. Peck
Cogbell Grove
John E. McCollough
Belleville
John Norton
Collyer
New Youk
Calixto Garcia
Samuel Hughes
John D. Hart
John Babazen
Bernardo J. Bueno
Benjamin J. Guerrera
Bermuda
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Guerrera
Blizzard Deepens With Snow Reaching Local Streets
A snow storm that began several days ago intensified this morning, bringing heavy snowfall and disrupting streetcar service in Ran & Sourm Bexp, Ind. By noon about a foot had fallen and it was still actively snowing.
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Ran & Sourm Bexp
Ind
Catholic Young Men Movement Aims Local City Hubs
An archdiocesan movement plans a Catholic equivalent of the Young Men's Christian Association. The concept would place a Roman Catholic youth network in each city, aiding strangers, offering employment help, and providing a gathering building for Catholic young men similar to YMCA services.
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Archdiocesallusion
Human Catholic Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Lim
New Zonal Flag Design Goes Into Effect Soon
Publicity announced today the final flag design for the forty five star United States takes effect on July 4. The new arrangement by Secretary Lemont and Secretary Herbert changes stars to ten rows of four or five, replacing the previous six by eight and seven pattern. Also notes a separate rate adjustment of one dollar per ton for grain shipments via Panama to New York. In other items, George Harrold, a boy tramp, completed 5,100 miles to Oakland and surpassed the wager by $180 while reports of rebellion in Mexico are deemed unfounded.
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Wasamatos
Lemont
Herbert
Uti
Army
Navy
Eamont
San Francisco
Pac Ie Mall Steamship Company
New York
Macor
Sake
George Harrold
Oakland
Cal
Marke Godeip
Liverpool
Coro
Missouri Parish
Chicago
Rouge
Chicigo—Mitchell
Armour
Liverpool Cabln
United States
Ae Boure
Newport Mowe
Rio Janeiro Lost as Pacific Liner Sinks Fear Grows
In San Francisco on March 11 reports from the Rio de Janeiro, a Pacific mail steamer, indicate increasing alarm over its safety. Company offices are crowded awaiting word while passengers and crew friends grow more anxious and insurers discuss unloading policies.
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San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Pacific Mail
Mrs Callies in Rumors of Second Marriage in Atelitia
Reported rumors from Bridgeport about Mrs Callies now Mrs Durmus alleging a second marriage in Atelitia. Claims include intention to stay abroad, a possible split with Mr Cullins over a costly mansion, and that his wealth may be far from vast.
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Rosette
Bamorrony
Conn
Berts
Atelitia
Mea
Buruua
Callies
Bridgeport
Mr. Cullins
Coatly
Bank robbery at Germantown wrecks vault with $70000
Daytox Ohio reports an attempted bank heist at the National Bank in Germantown at 4:30 AM. Giants powder blew the vault open, the 390 pound door was hurled thirty feet. The vault held $70000 in cash and other securities. robbers fled, town aroused, mystery of their escape remains.
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Daytox
T National Bank
Germantown
Cold Wave Persists Across Regions With Warmer Forecast
A fast-decreasing temperature was recorded as midnight reached 30 degrees below yesterday's noon. The wind remains cool with partial cloudiness across Kansas eastern and southern sections. Weather prognosticators expect fair skies and warmer temperatures tomorrow. Santa Fe line areas report general cloudiness while western bands stay clear and cold. Rock Island areas note partly cloudy and cool conditions and Texas remains cloudy and cool. Colorado and New Mexico show cool and clear weather.
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Bandas
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Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Western Union declares quarterly dividend amid board actions
The Western Union executive committee recommended a regular quarterly dividend of 11.4 percent. Manhattan Elevated Railway directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 14.4 percent. Chicago and Northwestern railroad board declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its preferred stock.
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Western Union
New Yeas
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
NOT EVEN NAPOLEON scan shows Topeka notices and staff changes
Notable items include wartime alliance talk and Jossy’s possible shift, with Santa Fe and Mexican Central personnel moves. Dispatch from Warretonburg reports a Clara Hinkle from Topeka attempting suicide, saved by doctors after abandonment by a lover. Departures from Topeka list several names traveling to cities like Burlington, Los Angeles, Denver, and Omaha. A correction notes J A McClure not affected by March 20 cuts. local laundry ads close the sheet.
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Warreonburg
Clara Hinkle
Topeka
Topeke
Two Sailors Brave Gales Reach Illinois Central Pier
In Curcaco a northeast gale drives a small 30 foot boat into heavy seas off 22nd Street. Two men struggle to keep to the shore and finally reach the Illinois Central Pier at Slate Street as spectators watch the daring rescue attempt amid spray and breaking waves.
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Curcaco
Breshwater
Twenty-second Street
Slatesoth Street
Large Rochester clothing firm files general assignment
Rothechild, Baum & Storm, a major Rochester clothing manufacturer, filed a general assignment this morning. Liabilities are estimated at about 400000, largely owed in New York and Rochester. The article notes a large Chicago retail store investment prompted the move.
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Rocarston
Rothechild, Baum & Storm
New York
Chicago
Freight elevator crash injures four in Tennessee
A freight elevator in the saddlery and carriage shop of W. S. Bruce & Sons fell sixty feet this morning when cables broke. Four men aboard were injured including Gue Chism with a broken hip and an ankle, Sem Bell with other injuries, and one more reported hurt. The incident occurred in Maurms, Tennessee, near the ch 11 area.
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Maya
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Sem Bell
Lincoln Post
Market reports show mixed grain and livestock prices yesterday
Receipts and shipments across markets varied with beef and lamb prices noted. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets showed strength or weakness by region, while early export and domestic demand influenced stitch prices and futures outlook. Prices for wheat soybeans and corn fluctuated as traders reacted to government data and export activity.
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Marien Raxsas
March Jr
Jarvin
Texas
Ayattoos
Creamory
Lac
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