Gomes Deposed Chief of Cuban Army in Disobedience
March 12 Havana reports the Cuban military assembly impeached General Maximo Gomes and removed him as commander in chief for insubordination and failure to his duties. The assembly declared the 35,000,000 peso plan insufficient and debated successors while Gomes issued a farewell statement thanking supporters and vowing to retire abroad.
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Gener
Geb
Gimes
Senor Agderso
Gomes
Senor Sanguilly
Cuba
Passinn
Gomez
Robert P. Porter
Seawaldz
Secermady
Govesies de Quesada
Porter
Nirs Guallerro
Senguiliy
Aguero
Senor Aguerro
Laprach
MacMahon
Cot
Mora
Nunet Doclaren
Amon
Benare Gagucuilly
Andrade
Asuerro
Guaiberte Gomex
Ceapedes
Nunez
Valllalon
Tastro
Aecemis
Geumex
Ais
Len
Gomezas
Havana
Maximo Gomez
Cor Miurder
Talwys
Atentes
Assembly
Colt
Union and Concord
Monte Cristo
DY Gomez
Lela
Gutoss
Plutians
Pensel
Hb Resson
United States
Ty Gungral Brooke
Akis
Joe
Mary
Wanilboe
Gen
Brooke
Topeka Story Promotes Kidneyd Cure for Backache
An illustrated testimonial extols Morrow's Kidney Medicines as a singular cure for kidney backache. A Topeka barber recounts severe years of pain, failed doctors, and costly treatments, claiming rapid improvement within days after using the product. The notice urges readers to buy Kid-ne-ohlds yellow tablets from local druggists and Swift & Hollis at 50 cents a box.
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Morrow
Beneft
Lupe
Marrow
Topeka
Swift & Holli
For Love of the Game in The Spectator
A reflective essay reviews American virtues and struggles, contrasting business, war mobilization, and civic duty with media influence. It critiques public figures and calls for ethical responsibility amid national turmoil, highlighting the wartime climate and cultural tensions.
Marriage of Isaac Ady and Mrs Sherman in Rooks County
Stockton March 1 news reports the marriage of Isaac Ady to Mrs Mary Sherman in Rooks County. Both partners are said to be past sixty years of age and the groom is related to Joe W. Ady, a former Kansas politician, while the bride is the widow of Eli Sherman, a former Rocks County legislator.
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Stockton
Rooks County
Isaac Ady
Mary Sherrman
Kansas
Joe W. Ady
Eli Sherman
Rocks County
Woman in Male Attire Arrest Triggers Atchison Crisis
Atchison widow Mrs. E S Reynolds, 48, was found prowling around cashier Charley Barrett’s home in disguise. After her arrest for unbecoming attire she shot herself in the breast, attempted a second self harm, and was hospitalized. Authorities arranged care at her home to change clothes. Reynolds, long suspected of arson, faced a high profile incident in Atchison, with her husband dead and life insurance of $3,000. She rests under medical care as the case draws wide attention.
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Fao
Norman Berrett
Andezill
Byharley Garrett
Phacten
Reynolds
Tiff
Atehicom
Ottawa District report shows growth and debt relief
Presiding Elder Marilyn outlines district progress in Columbus, noting church construction and debt payoff. He cites 38 churches built, 9 parsonages aided, and debts reduced across LeRoy, La Harpe, Richmond, and North Ottawa while membership rises from 5,500 to over 7,000 and 500 conversions are recorded.
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Columbus
Marilyn
M. E. Church
Chuck Extension Society
LeRoy
Brother Benham
la Harpe
Cus Belt
North
Ottawa
Richmond
Doubtnt
Baker
FOR CHARITY S SAKE The Fashionable Ladies of Ox borne Cake Walk
In Osborne City the Ladies Embroidery Club led by Mrs Eva Landis and Miss Juliet Ogden plans a March 1 cake walk to raise funds. The group of about 35 members meets quarterly to rehearse entertainments including music dialogues and recitations. Members may be fined for refusing to apply face makeup.
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Osborne
Osborne City
Ladies’ Erebroidery Club
Eva Landis
Juliet Ogden
Court House
Green goods men face trouble with Smith Center man
Fragmented OCR shows a Smith Center man linked to a green goods deception. It references March 12 and a fall time frame with names like Chas. E. Durner and a dubious circular goods firm. The garbled text mentions investigations, signatures, and multiple alleged dealers.
Fraud Letters and Postal Authorities Nab Suspect
A damaged fragment details a scam involving a sample pew money and counterfeit certificates. Investigators tracked Turner through post office orders and letters, with postal authorities and a U.S. marshal coordinating in New York to secure testimony. The case hinges on fraud involving express orders and forged treasury plates.
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Treasury
Washington
Chas
Turner
Reilly
Himn
Leland
New York
Deceptive Employment Cards Spread in Kansas Area
In Indian Territory Missouri Nebraska and all Kansas points men flock to Cherryvale seeking jobs at one dollar per day. A Humboldt party carried promising cards claiming a labor paradise but large groups found no work, with Cherryvale attracting more laborers than nearby towns and concerns of a labor feud.
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Cueserréu
Emrmn
Agnan
Indian Territory
Missouri
Nebraske
Kansas
Humbslt
Mom Hs City
Cherryvale
Wumboldt
Herryvale
Colored Masons of Kanes to Hold Annual Meeting
Atchison March 1 The grand Lodge of colored Masons of Kanes will hold its annual meeting in Atchison in August. About two hundred delegates will be present. A monument to the memory of the late Grand Master Lett Vernon will be unveiled at Beth Aichieya cemetery. D. A Jones grand minister of Kansas will arrive in a few days to arrange details for the monument. The battery is Lett Was the first grand master of Kansas and the Masons wish to perpetuate his memory with a monument.
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Atchison
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons of
Kanes
Agii
Letcat
Vernon Cemetery
A Jones
Ranais
Beth Aichieya
Beth Aichieya In A Few Days To Make Arrinedm Neiis
Lett
Kansia
Death of James Little Lincoln County Official
James Little, county commissioner from the First district, died Saturday after a short illness. He was a longtime public servant and contractor who built key Lincoln County structures including the new sport house project, which now proceeds to rejection. The death followed Bright's disease and ends a notable career in local government.
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James Little
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Mr. Little
Lincoln Center
Bright
Thieves Steal Over 100 Chickens Near Dalton
James Vinighn and Tra Witcox of Dalton report thefts of more than a hundred chickens from M lawtborrow and Mre Feely in Dalton last Monday night. They followed clues to Belle Line near M Katt, but the thieves eluded capture. A separate note mentions a cow found two weeks after going missing, tied to local farmland and reported by Sen eva Courier.
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James Vinighn
Tra Witcox
Dalton
M Lawtborrow
Ira Witcox
Perth
Belle
Cole
M Katt
Wellbeton
Conference to Meet Jewell City at Downs March 38
The northwest Kinase conference of ME church convenes at Downs. Rev Stauber departs St Risa jores FP after years of service. T Baker to preside while a plat echange between the two churches is discussed. A New York inventor Hirel dies. his revolving backrack and concrete pave ments ideas earned him modest personal gains while others profited greatly.
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Jewell City
Northwest Kinase Conference of ME
Downs
Stauber
T. Baker
New York
Hirel
Nervous Wrecks from La Grippe Sold Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for La Grippe Related nervous collapse. It reproduces testimonials from J M Allison of Indianapolis and S T Warren Gaylord praising relief, sleep restoration, and regained strength after using Miles remedies. A free sampler offer invites readers to mail name and paper name for a trial package.
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la Grippe
Miles’ Nervine
le Grippe
Vic
J. M. Allison
H. Tacoma Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Miles
Funeral Rum and Temperance on Dingley Funeral Trip
Washington reports reveal hefty funeral expenses for Representative Dingley including 4340 for a special four car train from Washington to Lewiston Maine and substantial drink allowances on the mourning trip. Despite temperance principles, some mourners carried whisky beer and wine, with prohibition rules relaxed after the Maine leg, prompting criticism from supporters of temperance and the press.
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Washington
Dingley
Lewiston
Congress Party
Maine
Euurette
Portsmouth
Congress Committee
Congress ‘Temperance Society
Congress
Supreme Court Syllabi of Kansas Opinions
Supreme Court syllabi list multiple Kansas cases with errors from counties including Atchison Decatur Douglas Sedgwick Osage Coffey Shawnee Bourbon and others. Several appeals affirmed reversed or dismissed with Justices Doster Johnston Smith delivering opinions and dissents noted.
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Noyes Norman & Co
Blanchard Shelley & Rogers
Decatur County
Richardson, Roberts, Byrnes Dry Goods Co
J. WM. Aften
Kansas Town
Land Co
Court of Appeals
Jefferson County
Nicholas Casner
Jos. Gahiman
Martin Bender
Caroline F. Smith
Brown County
Gertie Merritt
W. F. Furman
Shawnee County
J. H. Miller
Nordyke Marmon Co
Jane Atkine
Supreme Court of Kansas
Doster
Howard Grimes
Normal Barratt
Atchison County
Brittain Dry Goods Co
Blanchard Shelby & Rogers
John Renfro
Ann Renfro
Douglas County
A. F. Walker
A. B Green
Sedgwick County
State
Benjamin M. Davies
Charles Wooster
Maggie Folin
Marshall County
Justice Smith
John S. Cunningham
K. C., Fort Scott & Memphis Railway Co
Neosho Valley Investment Co
Carrie A. Cornell
Bourbon County
Andrew Palm
Emma Popenoe
Clement Bane & Co
Ve. S. T. Hartzell
Chautauqua County
Hugh P. Farrelley
Geo. B. Cole
Henry W. Kingle
Blanchard Shetley Rogers
Unpaved Streets Hamper Fire Crews in City
Firemen faced great difficulty Friday accessing blazes due to muddy unpaved streets. The 5 p.m. alarm sent hose wagon and chemical engine from headquarters and No. 3 from Polk to Sixth and Polk, where wagons sank six to eight inches. At 10 p.m. another alarm sent teams to Second and Klein, four horses hauling the chemical engine through the mud while hook and ladder trucks struggled but managed to move their load.
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S O'Clock
No. 3
Second
Klein Streets
French President's Salary and Estate Costs Described
A New York Tribune summary notes the French Republic funds cover the president's salary of 125000 dollars and about 250000 dollars yearly for the presidential establishment. It cites the Elysee as residence, plus Fontainebleau and Rambouillet for summer use, state stocked preserves at Marly, and a forester staff. It mentions President Loubet enjoys hunting, contrasting with Carnot who once wounded a royal household aide during a shooting party.
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French Republic
Elysee
Fontainebleau
Ramboulliet
Marly
Loubet
Vic Faure
Carnot
Grevy
General Brugere
New York ‘Tribune
Remarkable Palindrome Example From Old Latin Sentence
A western Kansas exchange piece quotes an ancient Latin sentence that reads the same backward and forward word by word and letter by letter. By taking the first and second letters of each word, the phrase forms successive words, a claim about a medieval man who supposedly spent his lifetime composing it.
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Frank Montenmery
Kansas City
Lunenary
Kansas
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Bene
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Seneva Courier
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Warren
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Supreme Court
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Dottie
Bradfield Regulator CO
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Kansas Ave
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Chicago Record
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