Rioters Seize Town as Troops Rushed to Lake City
Denver dispatch reports rioting at Henson near Lake City with strikers in control and threats to burn the camp. Sheriff wired for troops. Governor Thomas approves call for 160 men. Company EB First Infantry and cavalry under Captains Smith and Hill summoned. operations to Lake City planned by Marshall Pass route tonight. Troops expected to reach by daylight with cautions about possible ambushes along the gorge. The Lake City strike crews deny intent to destroy the town and await reinforcement arrival.
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Denver
Henson
Lake City
Minsdaln
Thomas
Ores
Cave Alry
Smith
Hill
Cylons Macure
Pust
Closing Alton Deal Moves Chicago & Alton Funds
New York March 14 At United States Trust Co payments were made on Chicago and Alton bid by the Harriman syndicate totaling about 24 0 0 0 0 The trust company says the transfer will not disturb the money market and notes the 49 per cent of subscriptions due to Alton stock holders was expected to return to source in a day Bankers think outward cash may remain on credit with New York banks
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New York
United States Trust Company
Chicago & Alton
Harriman Syndicate
Summon
Wrurt
John AL Stewart
Trust Company
Wallera
Alton
Mrr
Stewart
Edith Moore District Boarding House Owner Ends Life
Mrs Edith Moore formerly of Greenwood County Rae ran a boarding house at 908 Baltimore Street Kansas City She shot herself after leaving bed wielding a 3 calibre revolver The bullet hit her brain Doctors say she cannot live The act concludes a history of prior suicide attempts Despondency was cited as the motive Her husband Calvin Moore a Greenwood farmer now lives in Kansas The Moore family has ties to Andrew Kerr a wealthy farmer and prominent local politician in Greenwood County Kansas
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Edith Moore
Greenwood Co
Rae
Kansas City
Baltimore Street
Atm. Moore
Thas
Mreann
Marghing
Calvin Moore
Greenwood Cmanty
Jay Ing
Bushand
Kansas
Willy
Women to Renew Fight in Oklahoma Council Action
The Oklahoma suffrage movement advances as council members debate a six week extension and push for final votes. Supporters argue for immediate action while opponents urge caution and delays.
Will Try Pigeon Fast Paris and Havre to New York
A plan to establish a pigeon post system on Compagnie Generale Transatlantique steamers between Havre and New York has been approved. The experiment is set to begin in March after lengthy consideration and is part of ongoing efforts to speed message delivery aboard transatlantic ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Compagnie Generale Trassallantiaue
Havre
New York
Mentbh
Kansas University Chancellor Snow Aims to Expand Faculty
Kansas City reports Chancellor Snow of the University of Kansas announcing plans to hire ten more instructors this year. He notes a $55,000 addition for chemistry training and $30,000 maintenance funding, with new courses in mechanical and mining engineering and potential growth in law and medicine programs.
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Snow
Kansas City
FH. Snow
University of Kansas
Jesse
Missouri State University
Chanceline Show
Preparatory Department
Mandolin School
K. SU
F. W. Blackmar
Adi
Kane City Plans New Union Depot and Expanded Powers
Kanes City officials and attorney Thomas Ro Morrow push a bill to widen the depot authority, seeking to own operate and control terminals and bridges. They argue the crowded current station and three tracks hinder expansion and future rail access at Kane City, with bridge approaches and new tracks proposed on the north side near the Winner street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes City
Union Depot
Sas City
Ro Morrow
Jefferson City
Huneus City
Saul
Ternsiaix
Union
Faust
Brush Tielton Garailel
Kane
Te Winner
Britain
Buried Wires Proposal Shaped by Park Board Meeting
The park board discussed eliminating overhead wires on rush streets and boulevards reaching the division. A plan to have electric lines go underground was proposed after Burntam questioned whether the board has set a policy on wiring, with actions hinging on the Metra street car company's preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranse
Maren
Park Board
Metranamen
Desiree Y
Independence Avenue
Burntam
Beechlevarete
Wreck at the Depot Halts Kansas City Trains
A March 16 accident at the Union depot in Kansas City damaged three cars and disrupted two tracks. An automat compressed air switch failed, causing a rail smash that toppled two Union Pacific mail cars and interfered with the Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific line. Dozens of trainmen and clerks faced a risky situation but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union
Lepit
Chicago, Mock Island & Pacific
Pacific Mail
Attempted poisoning case in Fourth Street restaurant owner
Miss Semira t .trane, master in law of SL and proprietor of a restaurant at 217 West Fifth street, drank two tablespoons of insect poison mixed with water yesterday in a moment of temporary insanity. Physicians arrived quickly and saved her. She admitted taking the poison, claiming temporary insanity. She is 37, recently noted in the Collins case affidavit, and remains ill but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semira
Trane
West Fifth Street
Cheultrane
Real Estate Transfers Post War Era Listings
Real estate transfer notes list multiple parcels and grantees including George Spaiatrur, James A Gay to Wagie, and John Frisell with wives in various additions and wards. Parcels include lots SM and 9% Taylor Street, 157 and 1 Tenth Avenue, and north half of Park Avenue area. Several transfers reference Mose et al and Cook to HL Sinlors sa with unspecified dates.
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Bess Silat Geo
Spaiatrur
Wits
le Coree
Alf
Bird Colt
James A Gay
Wagie
Honta
Thylor Street
Armstrongs Addition
First Ward
John It Frisell
Swan
Sitoes
Tenth Avenue
Young's Na Wikone
Stalte
Justin Palmer
Steve
Martin
Dennis
Gratieny
Ee Walker
Cook
Tyler Eireet
Merriam
Sweeseyy
Down's Ointment Offered For Itching Piles Cure
Itching Piles and eczema sufferers may find relief and a permanent cure with Down's Ointment. Free samples at Rowley Show's druggists corner Sixth and Kenss avenue after 9 a.m. Monday, March 20. Old Maids repeated at First Saberegational church Friday evening, March 17, admission 15 cents.
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Down
Rowley
Bixth
Kensss Avenue
Bicycle trust to form with ten big factories in New York
The Herald reports a planned bicycle trade combination involving ten leading manufacturers and total capital around 50 million dollars. A. Spalding heads the effort with A A Pope and Philip Gormally of Gormally & Jeffery Manufacturing Co of Chicago, aiming to align prices and control innovation under strong patents and licenses.
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New York
the Herald
Whetly
A. Spmiding
A. A. Pope
Philip Gormally
Gormally
New Jersey
Lyons
DOL
A. G. Spalding
Europe
Spaldt
Ing
Prince
England
Tobin
Kutnow Brothers Sued Over Adams Prisoning Case
Fragmented report from New York papers alleges Kutnow brothers led by Kutnew in a financial scam tied to a February 1 incident at Adams prison. Accused of malicious acts and malfeasance, the case centers on alleged betrayal and unlawful dealings with Kilnowe products and a 3 cent per dollar sale, with attorney Julius Lelivan noted.
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New York
Ataren
Hinkrintes
Keele
Herman Ant Guetuy
Kurmoy
New York Nerespapers
London
Julius Lelivan
Atyormey
Petter
Adams
Albeeya
Knicksiebockse
Allvlie
Adventists Receive Major Donation For Mission Work
Captain Norman delivers a substantial gift to the Seventh-day Adventist conference, with $10 000 to the Foreign Missionary Board and $60 000 allocated for missionary efforts in India Brazil Australia and the Argentine Republic. Elder Wertheim leads the mission discussions and reports the donor hopes to support spreading the Adventist faith through travel and meetings in South America and beyond.
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Chicago
Mareh
Creek
Atleh
Normah
Severn Times
Imillionaires
Sitte
Tudla
Brasil
Argentine Republic
Adventivts
Norman Wis
Mammoth Chicago building to rival Madison Square Garden
Arrangements underway for a vast iron structure on Wabash and Hurad Street, to house a large railway or public hall. The site will be the old 1508 property, with completion targeted by September next year. The building is planned larger than Madison Square Garden with a wide walking wall and partitioning suitable for conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ramirieih
Wabash Aye Hurad Sorteenin Street
Madison Square Garden
New York
Baltimore Earnings Cut by Storm Delays Feb Revenue Drop
Baltimore reports severe storm disruption on the Baltimore and Ohio tail road February closure for five days. February earnings fell to 1,720,081 dollars, down 555,000 due to extraordinary expenses from snow removal and track obstructions. March and later six months show contrasting gains with earnings of 739,582 dollars and a rise of 12,152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Seattle Woman Defies Hotel With Pets On Western Tour
In Seattle on March 16 a woman touring the West fledgling California acts kept bulldogs in her hotel room. Hotel staff notified authorities to remove the dogs as the pet owner clashed with management. Onlookers recall her insisting the animals stay with her amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
California
Acs
Grand Master Sargent Appears Before Industrial Commission
New York March 16 Frank P Saint grand master of the locomotive refrmen brotherhood testified before the Industrial Commission presenting a self written report with chiefs of railroad brotherhoods. The statement outlines wage scales and a conference system with managers. It notes blacklisting evolved into inquires and cites court actions and Sunday train running should be abolished.
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New York
Frank P. Saint
Locomotive Remen Brotherhood
Industrial Commission
Arthur
Sargent
Clark
Morrissey
Powell
United States
Wi Wan
Poor Havana Police Struggle to Command Respect
Havana reports cast doubt on the new police force after a string of censures. Chief Menocal contemplates resignation, while the force appears undetermined and people ignore orders. Detective Crowley and the American bureau aid policing, but locals say soldiers are the only ones criminals heed. It will take time to restore prestige.
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Havana
Pitzhagc Lee
Cienfuegos
Menocal
Gittons, Esprit de Corp
McCulinch
Detective Crowley
Detective Bureau
Pair of Swindleers Tarnish New York Trade
Ruth Howard 28 and Merman Cohen 20 arrested in New York for a widespread swindle as part of a gang run by W. B. Deming & Co. They posed as Willian H. Devin railroad supplier reps, buying skirts, cloths, furs, and shipping or storing items while draining merchants of tens of thousands of dollars. Howard confessed to recruitment and connections across multiple cities.
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New York
Marchin—Mia
Ruth Howard
Merman Cohen
Drbokion
Toway
Grasn Jarcems
W. TB. Deming & Cr
Bradway
Usis Petty
Willian H. Devin
W. B. Deming & Co
Chicago
Ruth Erest Shoe Co
George 8
Trosten
Real Culprit Alleged in Dreyfus Case Shock
The Evening News prints a sensational rushed Dreyfus story claiming former Russian Ambassador Count von Atoh rerhel is the real culprit who sold Russian and French secrets to Germany. The Rasviap government is said to be convinced of his guilt and may have him expelled from czarist lands. Baron von Myhrentietin, once Russian ambassador to Paris, was recalled in December 187, and Prince Quraus som had held Brussels post.
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Lenton
Mearcn
Evening News Today
Dreyfus
Count von Atoh
Rerhel
Gueman
Rasviap
Onig
Baron von Myhrentietin Wie
Piri
Necember
Prince Quraus‘som
Brussels
Our Cuban Policy Clarifies U S Role in Cuba
Telegraphic exchanges between Gen Brooke and the war department set a policy that Brooke will act within congress approved terms. No government or group will be recognized. The United States will deal directly with the Cuban people, with the identity of the people to be determined by U S authorities as questions emerge. The report notes the ongoing census development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooke
War Department
Cuba
Congress
United States
Statement on Cuban assembly handling and U S authority
The text asserts that the Cuban assembly will be treated like any other organization. If sessions riot or disrupt, it will be dispersed. If meetings are mere loud vocalizing, no attention will be paid. If the assembly obstructs U S peacekeeping aims, it must “move on.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ips
United States
Choate Speech Praised By London Papers
London papers praise United States ambassador Joseph Choate for his Metropole hotel banquet speech. They note his assertion that America must explore the world, guided by the mother country, while cautioning that friendly rivalry may turn into tension over material interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Toseph TH. Choaté
United States
Associated Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdom
Metropole
St. James
G A R Encampment to Be Held in Montreal
G A R commandery Harris announces the next state encampment set for June in Montreal. It marks the first state encampment outside Vermont units and aims to benefit posts in Quebec and Maine while highlighting American neighborly ties across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymlonville
Vermont
Harris
Montreal
Txion
Department
Quebec
Monten
United States
Bank runs on Cincinnati Savings after depositor dispute
A depositor caused a run at Cincinnati Savings Bank yesterday with threats to get even. The bank paid all checks, and the run continued today blocking the sidewalk as applicants were serviced. Officials attribute the action to the malice of the depositor who had a dispute over his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Maren
Cincinnati Savings Bank
Beomalat Revolt Reported On Celebre Coast
Rebellion reported near Beomalat on the Celebre coast. Dutch administrator said to have been murdered amid uprisings involving Batavia exiles and Java tensions. No further details available.
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Java
Hrussels
Tally Mall Saver
Batavia
Netherlands
Rhputta
Beomalat
Celebre
Nujirdere
Edna Raymond Freed Case Fails to Reach Verdict
March 16 jury did not render a verdict of not guilty in the Edna Raymond murder trial involving Mrs. John A. aiina booting. Report notes Cleveland proceedings and interment plans for Prince and Princess Bismarck in the new mausoleum following Emperor William's arrival at 1 am.
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Edna Raymond Freed
Cleveland
Edna Raymond
John A. Aiina
Bismarck Friederichsruhe
Emperor William
Princess Bismarck
North Tupéra Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs. BM C. Boudry entertains sister Miss Ita Cederhulm of California. Will pave Sackson street from Park to Morse when conditions permit. Mr. Guise of Kingfisher Oklahoma arrives for visit with sister Mrs. Anholtz. Dr. Eilinger reports more cases of spinal meningitis in Rossville. Thursday church service at 7 30 followed by confirmation class. Second Presbyterian church entertainment praised for Maudle and Gracko Ward daykillers. Participants included Bertha Wiser Myrile Palmer Edna Parkhurst Mabel Skinner and others. Mrs. A S Palmer’s class of girls added to the evening. Mrs. O A Brown hosts Mrs. George P. Andro and Russ Norma Wheeler of Kansas City at a charming luncheon.
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BM. C. Boudry
Ita Cederhulm
California
Sackson Street
Park
Morse
Guise
Kingtither
Okla
Anholtz
B. Lyon
D. D
Kansas Avenue
F. P. Leavenworth
Minneapolis
Minn
A. J. Arnold
James Gibbons
A. O. UW
Kaw
Church of the Good Shepherd
Second Presbyterian Church
FA. A. Aml
Maudle and Gracko
Inter“Dues
Mimiasion
Ubmest
Amon
Bertha Wiser
Myrile Palmer
Edna Parkhurst
Mabel Skinner
Lukens
Harry Lukens
Lyon
Mra
Bo A. Ryder
Fev
A. Witton
Hello Ward
Palmer
Clauss
Justices to Attend Venezuela Arbitration in Paris
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer will depart for Paris to attend oral arguments on the British Venezuela arbitration slated for late May. President Harrison and ex-Secretary Tracy will likely accompany as Venezuela’s leading counsel. The Venezuelan brief, a 600 page document, contrasts with the shorter British brief and argues for impartial justice and the prospect of universal peace guided by arbitration.
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Washington
Fuller
Brewer
Supreme Court
United States
Paris
Venezuela
Harrison
Tracy
Richard Webster
Venexuela
Courts of Justice
Benjamin Arrison
Benjamin F. Tracy
S. Mullett
James Russell Sol¢y
Moves to Omaha in inquiry over chemical treatment claim
March 16 Omaha reports an army inquiry in the city. Evidence and testimonies focus on a Swift plant claim about chemically treated hides used to improve curing of ham. Officials say the process involved salt rather than a harmful substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jones Out For Governor In Ohio Interview
Jones in Youngstown announces candidacy for governor in an afternoon Telegram interview. He states his bid for the Ohio governorship and outlines his qualifications and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Youngstown
Jons
Ohto
Market report shows mixed grain and livestock trading momentum
Western markets mirrored a volatile wheat and corn session with sharp price moves early, buying support later absorbing offerings. Cattle and hog receipts edged higher while money market rates held firm. weather and supply signals influenced futures as traders priced May contracts and spot cash differing by region.
Market Gossip from Wheat Trade Amid Price Shifts
The report notes unfavorable wheat prices and mixed futures, with Cincinnati Price Current indicating weakness. Western and Atlantic market chatter cites Atchison demand, frost concerns, and heavy buying by Flower, Standard, and related interests, while Liverpool and New York quotes show slight declines and variable margins.
For Sale and For Rent Classified Fragments
Fragmented ad items describe items for sale including an upright piano and a roahciguny Cyr Bron apo phraseology. Additional rent notice references property near Seward Ave and vague local grocery and street details with questions anticipated.
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Care State Journal
Athon
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Semira Coultrane
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Dreyfus Cass
All Praise
Choate
Ascoricht
Westminster Gazette
G. A. BR
Canada
Cincinnati
North
Tupera
O. A. Brown
George P.andro
Russ Norma Wheeler
Ted
Rene
Emerson
Hale
Puller
Justice Brewer
Harrison and Tracy
Miles Court of Inquiry
Ita
Today's Market Report
State Journal
Surat
Arenckirae
Staal
Fcf
May
Ieee
Shorts
Bouhers
Mary Joel Fink
Chicago Livestock Market
Vexas
Cetiat Tafimisiea
Lom
Shlyimynts
Kanwe City
Iele
Bigher
Ste Vilather
Eteimery
Ae Market
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Howes Ctaskeet
Sisieg
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Tenck
Telund
Texas
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Yorks
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Erain
Aden
B. FT
Gus
Uarl
Atchiven
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Uae
Joseph
J. . Gall
Willews Mare
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