Snow's Paper in Trouble Over Delinquent Taxes
Ottawa sheriff used the Ottawa Journal press to levy on the delinquent tax case of B Hy Snow's paper. Sale set for 1 am but bids failed. proceeds under ten days by law. A short ease on the plant held by WF Sheldon grants a ten precedence, with Snow likely to appear soon to settle the tax dispute. Pledge indicates a possible levy on the entire plant.
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Ottawa
Sheriff Church
Ottawa Journal
B. Hy. Snow
WF Sheldon
Terroy
Snow
Pbeeltt
Salver league endorses Governor Leedy at meeting
At a regular Salver league session in Coffey county the group endorsed Governor Leedy for his veto on the railroad bill, with only one dissenter. Representative from courts Ouleall also praised for voting against the bill in the house. The resolution to back Leedy’s veto was adopted.
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Burlington
Salver League
Dorsing
Leedy
Harris
Ouleall
Silver League
Coffey County
Lesdy
Four Days for Walling Respite Hinted by Kentucky Governor
Cincinnati dispatch reports Governor Bradley announced a four day respite for Walling, as Jackson must hang, and officials seek confessions to clear Walling’s name. The article notes timing of Walling’s death and ongoing efforts to obtain a plea or confession before execution, with Jackson holding Walling’s fate. Also mentions a later note about a farewell concert at Library Hall on Wednesday evening.
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Cincinnati
Frankfort
Bradley Hie Jaxt
Walling
Jackson
Jackyean
New Laundry Mangle Promises Fast, Double-Sided Ironing
Local laundry advertises a new mangle that operates at four sheets or tablecloths per minute. It irons both sides with no wear or tear. View the machine in operation and inspect other laundry services offered.
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Chicago
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
In Topeka society circles a week of events is summarized. The Harmony club hosted a Friday program with Miss Carleton, Miss Campbell and Miss Wetmore among performers. Mrs Whitton attended as a guest. next meetings are planned for April. A separate party celebrated a 20th wedding anniversary with many guests listed, followed by personal social updates including visits to Kansas City, Leavenworth and Denver and notes of guests and entertainments at several homes.
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Harmony Club
Priday
Burabink
Will Whitton
Ang
Elven
Pollan Daspe
Sey Scharwenks
Milton Carretson
Caro Penta
Scharwenka
Anna Campbell
Ccc
Myrtle
J. ©. Hammon
Miss Spearman
Mlle
Martha Prehotb
Milo Norton
Fy Studder
Horn
4G Kuntz
Gandy
Gruffy
Smith
Irs. Warner
W. Parker
de Hammon
W. Hammon
James Ramsey
Hegar Leonard
Addison
Adams
Fortis
L. D. Thomas
Hot Springs
Ark
REX
H. S. Stover
Mss
Buzcell
Kansas City
Arthur Mills
Leavenworth
David Palmer
Wineld
Izabel Peck
Olle O'livien
Modern Literature Chuir
Eleanor Wilson
Fred Brown
Blue Rapeide
A. H. Horton
Robert Delehay
Clara Tilcott
van Buren Street
Rubert McCandigen
Helion
RM. Spivey
Lincoln
Neb
A. Zachner
Mabel Jafferty
Gmlthswake
Daisy Long
Clo
Beattie
Clara Reber
Marion
California
Colorado
Topeka
Maxwell
Wichita
Dorothy Wilton
G. L. McCastin
Karens City
Thinding
Denver
W. A. Johnston
Mistieorke Staneylt
Dean Low
Mir
G. N McCaslig
San Francisco
A. Airieh
Oimwa
Walter Bldefield
Irvin Shutt
Oakland
County Treasurer Arrested in Jolting De Kalb Case
In Butler Indiana the county treasurer and his deputy were arrested on embezzlement and forgery charges. The treasurer bonded at 22 and eventually turned the office over to his successor after reportedly being $12,000 short. This marks the seventh ex officer implicated in De Kalb county crook edness with more arrests anticipated.
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Butler
Ind
Missom
de Kalb
Itan
Lst
Baptists to Meet in Topeka March 16 Rally and Conference
Kansas Baptists plan a grand Topeka gathering at First Baptist Church starting March 10 to raise funds toward the $480,100 debt of the American Baptist Missionary Union and the American Baptist Home Missionary Society. Delegates from across the state will discuss systematic benevolence and financial stewardship under leaders J. N. Clark and N. B. Ruhden with a full program of devotional services, sermons, and lectures.
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Topeka
Baptists of
Kansas
First Bapettat
Missionary Union
Home Missionary Society
the Gospel Church
Tornado Card Mystery Towers Over St Louis Clerk
A St Louis railway clerk, tied to a small arsenal in his clothes, seeks a man linked to a tornado advert. Cards from the May 27 disaster scattered through the tornado zone. The wife shielding belongings as the home survived the night, while the husband returns to work and faces the unfolding eerie omen.
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St. Louis
Ble
Dizaster
Ale¢in
Reilar
Escape From the Ice Floe Off Sagina w Bay
Mariners rescued as ice broke apart in Sagina bay with three flows drifting toward Lone Tree and Milson islands. Reports say nearly all men were saved though three Bay City fishermen were drifted into the lake. Also notes a farewell concert by W. M. Leth at Library Hall on March 17, 1807.
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Sebwain, Mich
Marek
Sag- Inaw Bay
Lone ‘Tree
Milson Islands
iManda
Bay City
W. M. Leth
Library Hall
North Topeka notices and local greetings reel through town
In North Topeka Dr A C Davis is ill and J P Davis of Hort visits. Alse Shirley and Miss Myrtle Foot visit, while Mr Davis expected home from New York Monday. The Orpheus Mandolin Club plays for Masonic entertainment next Wednesday night. New Bakery ads tout bread and a sale of ladies shoes. Local church plans and pastors’ sermons are listed, with choir and Sunday school events noted. Farewell concert announced for W H Levi on March 1.
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A.C. Davis
J.P. Davis
Hort
Alosea Shirley
Grantville
Waa
Kansas
W. R. Phillips
Silver Lake
Florida
Orpheus’ Mandolin Club
Masonic
North Side
City Park
Kimball Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
Button
Congress
C.D
North Topeka
Charles Curtis
Washington, D
Curtis
A. G. Alderman
Resta
North Christian Church
Dandy
Second Presbyterian Church
J. Glendening
Dr Tayior
ET. Chandler
G. W. Miner
Wanngo
Miner
Church of the Good Shepherd
E'Elovk
van’ Luer
The
Baptist Church
Hoy .W. B. Hutchinson
Seonand Presbyterian
James Campbell
Campbell
Jen
Collins
Plymouth Rock
David
Bre. Collins
North Congregational Church
Christ
Jesus Sabbath School
Junior C
Iti
Mandarin at Grand Opera House Delights Topeka Audiences
Topeka theatergoers see the lntent light opera The Mandarin by DeKaven Smith at the Grand Opera House tonight. The plot centers on a Chinese man disguising as Fan Tan to avoid execution after counting thirteen wives. the twist unfolds as Fan Tan is mistaken for the disguised mandarin. The Moore Livingston company closes a successful Crawford Opera House run tonight and the Crawford will open a new week of attractions Monday with Kathleen Mavourneen and Maid of Arran.
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Topeka
DeKaven & Smith
Pris
Fan ‘Tan
Fan Tan
Jesuo
Moore - Livingston
Crawford Opera House
Kathleen Miauvour
Neen
Craxford Opera House
Graham Early Company
A Prize Ring Murder in Cheyenne
A sparring match between Privates Cillie and OShay of the Eighth U S infantry in Cheyenne ends in death when OShay’s blow breaks Collie’s neck. OShay is in custody awaiting trial for murder in U S court. Kansas news notes speculation on territorial acquisitions and a law firm formed by Bradford Craig Kellogg with mentions of local arrests amid confusing reports from Topeka and Wichita.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cillie
O'Shay
Eighth
United States Infantry
Collie
United States Court
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iwaten
Bradfort
Topeka
Crafg
Wichita
Fred Kellogg
Amporia
Bradford, Craig & Kellogg
Lly
United States
Bradford Jullets
Miners Strike Hits Huntinedun Pa With Wage Dispute
About 300 miners in Huntinedun Pennsylvania walk out over coal wages and yardage rates. Mine owners say current pay rates are insufficient and have halted delivery, forcing a strike across several mines.
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Coal Minera
Huntinedun
Duiley
Our Warships Not So Bad Under Normal Service
The Navy reports reassure after captain accounts show cruisers like the San Francisco and New York performing above trial speeds under regular service conditions. Medical and mechanical faults are not blamed, as ships operated for hours at sea with standard crews and no artificial prep.
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Washington
Bavy Department
San Francisco
Mediterranean
Selfridge
Sehley
New York
Hampton Roads
Unai
Lamoreaux to Go in Land Office Shakeup
Washington March 12 a sensational order repudiating acts of the general land office the lake front case and suggesting the immediate dismissal of Silas W Lamoreaux Wisconsin commissioner of the general land office was signed by Secretary of the Interior Ellsworth The order directs all proceedings after the filing to locate McKee scrip on the Lake Front be rescinded and annulled and offers a new trial before the new commissioner to be appointed within 30 days after notice to all parties.
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Washington
General Land
Chicazo Lake Front
Silas W. Larmoreaux
Wisconsin
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Eillsstodus
McKee Scrip
Lake Front
Nomination Doubtful as Five Absences Hurt Election
Frankfort Kentucky March 1 Godfrey Muster was today nominated for two state senator in the Republican caucus. There were five absentees. His election is considered in doubt, as all five absentees will be required for election.
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Frankfort
Godfrey Muster
Twltet
Women Seek Overseas Diplomatic Posts in 19th Century Quasi-Notes
Miss Marilla Ricker of New Hampshire and Miss Cura C Weed of Muscatine Iowa seek ministerial postings abroad. Ricker, first woman admitted to practice law in New England, is described as a tall, strong-voiced 40-year-old, with a masculine air. Weed is noted as a bright capable woman with prior state government appointments. The piece references Mrs J Ellen Poster's push for her husband to be governor of New Mexico and notes female influence at the White House.
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Miss Ricker
Weed
Colombia
Washingoc
Marilla Ricker
New Hampshire
Republic of Coturtla
Cura C. Weed
Muscantine
Washington
Perteer
Belva
Lockwood
New England
Mira Weed
Iowa
J. Ellen Poster
Laws
White House
New Mexico
Republican Party
Beefsteak fetches fancy prices in wild Alaska mining camp
Tacoma reports Circle City Alaska receives its first beefsteak a ten pound Thor beef piece from Forty Mile Creek traveled 250 miles with Thomas O Brien. The steak drew crowds and sparked a bidding rush from $5 to $35 per pound before tickets were sold for a hospital relief drawing.
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Circle City
Alaska
Tacoma
Forty Mile Creek
Thomas O'Brien
O' Brien
Bishop Howet
Cheterley
Epidemic of epidemics reported in Mexico and nationwide
A Mexico City special reports Mexico facing multiple epidemics. Star fever in Jalapa, typhoid fever outbreaks, yellow fever predicted along coasts, with coastal cities noting almitic ailments and doctors urging sanitary measures. Separate notices mention a farewell benefit concert at Library Hall and free button sewing by Peerless Steam Laundries.
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Mexico
Denver
Col
Republic of Mexico
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Munyon's Cure Queened As Medical Luminary
An article extols Professor Munyon as a leading medical authority praising his remedies. It claims Munyon's Rheumatic Cure and Dyspepsia Cure cure a wide range of ailments and notes his preparations are sold in drug stores for 25 cents. Free medical advice is offered by the Philadelphia firm.
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Anv Essor J
Munyor
Munyun
Iits
Munyon
Alunyon
Phliadelphi
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