Russia hails 160000 men in Caspian region in five months
A Seditional dispatch reports Russia has amassed about 160000 troops in the Caspian region within five months while asserting strategic moves near the Persian Gulf. German and British interests are seen aligning against Russia as tensions rise over potential railroad and harbor developments and Turkish actions. The Munich Neuste Nachrichten cites plans for a Baghdad railway and German support for Turkey to secure coastal advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sotenal
Bertin Wayss
Constantinople
Tagoblat
Gifervst Department
Ruasti
Viceia Bey
Oremus
Munich
Germany
Amaner
Bagdad
Turkey
Hosea
Stigtani
Coalong
Donia
Foulu
Eeds
Lenmuiog
F. Vetersburg
Odea
Bill passed amid amendments to Porto Teo appropriation
A bill evolved through amendments including one by Marah 16 Ai1. the House vote resulted in mixed support with a key division, and the measure ultimately passed after failing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Teo
Mil tz for Clarks Place and Retaliatory State Talk
A fragmented report discusses opposition to the Secretary of State and political maneuvering tied to Clark's position. References to party tensions, secretaries, and alleged plans surface in a murky, unnamed context with names and actions blurred.
No Bloodshed Says Watterson on Kentucky Trouble
Henry Watterson predicts an amicable end to Kentucky tensions over Goebel. In New York interview he dismisses talk of widespread bloodshed and urges respect for court decisions. He notes the Goebel murder case and the political stakes, but expects calm resolution among Main Street Democrats and the commonwealth.
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Henry Watterson
Kentucky
York
Flenry Watter
Lowieville
Naterial Cyuntert
Akengeinet
Min Goebel
Cour
Thewarts
Mr. Goebel
Still Friends in New York and Montana Court Clash
A garbled item mentions Still Friends in New York and a Montana lawyer tied to alleged bribery efforts to sway a Montana legislature vote for William A Chere. It references a supreme court, restated disputes, and ongoing tension with a senator and others amid unclear details.
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New York
Marenim—Jonn &, Wellcone
Montana
Supreme Court
William
USA
Tanger
Supreme Court of Montana
Senator Curie
Esiti
Turkish minister plans move to secluded villa district
Washington reports that Al Ferrouh Bey and his young wife, guarded by a Turkish duenna, will relocate to a remote suburb likely Chevy Chase to escape media glare. Windows are shuttered, cameras feared, as he seeks a secluded home with a high wall. Local owners resist the isolation plan.
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Washington
al’ Ferrouh Bey
Hiesteter
Duenna
Chevy Chase
Bis
Jadien
Jarem
Multan
Proclamation and unrest in town as British advance
A proclaimed call to arms within ten miles prompts confiscation threats. Dutch discontent rises as British forces seize stores at Wasserfall and advance on waterway targets. Rumors swirl of Steyn's surrender while Rhodes quits Bund. Cape Town reports fear of disloyalty if federation persists. General holiday declared as Roelfaaf town rejoices.
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Pupenius
Praxor
Wasserfall
Hunter
Choe H. Marebch
Broem
Fontel
Bern
Port Huawbeth
Rhoemfontel
Cecil Rhodes
BUND
Cape Town
Cape Arzu
Ceellheerth
Rayth
Opposition for Reeder in Jewell County Republicans
Jewell county Republicans urge against the Sixth district congressman nomination at a Hays City meeting on Monday. Local managers report a new man preferred by some, but JE doubts success. Jewell county Republicans led the push instructing delegation toward a convention against Renters renomination.
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Jewell County
Hays City
Towleste
Wsman
Forgiven and Forgotten
The State Journal faced embarrassment after missing portions of the Associated Press night report due to a printing error with Mr. Sheldon. The morning paper failed to receive complete late news and a carbon copy of the overnight Amspedited Dream dispatch. Sheldon is excused this time. improvements are hoped for.
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Sheldon
State Journal
Dreai
Vhla Onattes
Tila Mornine
Telegraph Liter
Ube
Italy
Treas
Nir
Capitels Sunday Substitute Prints AP News
Sheldon plans to avoid preprinting AP telegraphic reports before 1 p.m. Saturday due to Capital's agreement with Associated Press. The Topeka State Journal is ready to value such AP rights for tomorrow if Capital prints on the first page a prominent notice stating that any AP report used by the Capital on Saturday is also used by the Topeka State Journal in court proceedings.
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Capitels
Sheldon
Coures
Capital
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Alue
Associated Press Telegraphic
Caplist
Sat‘uriay
Topeka State Journal
Snow and Sleet Paralyzes New York City Transit
New York reports nine inches of snow and sleet covering streets and four thousand workers digging out Manhattan while three thousand more toil in Brooklyn. Bridge traffic disrupted, electric power cut, and widespread delays hit mail, surface transport, and trolley lines. Nearby Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the cotton belt also endure freezing conditions and damaged crops.
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New York
Manhatten
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Oet
Man- Tallen
Bronx
Jersey
Rontict
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Boya
Here
Mount Carmel
Vieioas
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
North Georgia
Lowe
John
Con City
Atlanta
Cotton Belt
Wort Smith
Ark
Maille
Macon
Louisiana
New Orleans
Joe
Snow Notice Impacts Dixie Fruit Crops
Special dispatches from New Orleans report snow storms last evening across multiple Dixie points including Louisiana cities Columbia Bonita Arcadia and Shreveport and across Mississippi Aberdeen Columbus Grenada Holly Springs Oxford Water Valley West Point Utica Cate. The freeze caused damage to fruit and vegetables in these areas and disrupted early spring crops.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Loursiana
Columbia
Bonita
Arcadia
Shreveport
Mirerssingh
Aberdeen
Columbus
Grenada
Holly Springs
Oxford
Oxiana
Water Valley
West Point
Utica
Cate
Move to capture Democratic national committee debated
Ex Governor William J. Stone, Missouri national committeeman, told a Post-Dispatch reporter that party leaders may seek to remove John J. Johnson as GNio chair and tilt the platform to Palmer and the Buckner faction. He warned of efforts to gain control of the party apparatus and influence the convention.
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St. Louis
William J. Stone
Democratic National
Missouri
Tor J. Johnsim
Gnio
National Committee
A. Post-Dispatch
Stone
Washington
Palmer
Buckner Democrata
Disappointed ministers seek Sheldon aid for Omaha church
Rev Charles W Sa of Omaha and Councilman C O Lobeck traveled to Topeka to interest Rev Charles M Sheldon in supporting the People’s church effort in Omaha. They faced disappointment as no funds were available, yet Lobeck lamented that Jesus wouldn’t turn them away after traveling 26 miles. The interview recounts the pastor’s long work, late 1880s relocations, and a plan to buy a city block for a four story building to house worship, a prayer hall, Sunday school rooms, and working-wmen offices, with pledges of about $6000 and broad denominational backing.
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Charles W. Sa
Omaha
Lobeck
Topeka
Charles At. Sheldon
People’s Church
Coaneeee
Sevice
Vincent
Bond
Christ
Omahi
Uct
Willces
Women and Men Vie in Almens City Ticket Fight
In Almens Kansas on March 16 the annual city Mehit is billed as highly notable. The regular ticket lists Mayor A Nelawangwr and other officials while an opposing Temperance ticket features women and men candidates including Mrs T J Casey for mayor and Mrs E H Reeves as police judge with a slate of women challengers for council seats.
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Almens
Kan
A. Nelawangwr
Fleth
W. J. Howe
Ed Bumnip
Marshal
W.vanWinkle
Counellen
W. G. Hills
T. J. Mot
T. J. Casey
Emma Wold
E H. Reeves
W. L. Howe
O. la, Reed
J. T. Harmonsen
Methodist minister expelled for faith healing in Wichita
A committee of the Southern Kansas Methodist conference expelled Rev. Cathaline, former pastor of the First Methodist Church in Speary, Kansas, after he returned from Chicago with a faith healing diploma. Bishop Vincent approved the removal following his recommendation to relieve him from duty.
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Wichita
Southern Kansas Methodist Conference
Vincent
Cathaliie
First Methodist
Speary Kansas
Chicago
Hiea0
Presiding Eider Startingdale
Cwhornes
Methodist
Washington hears sanitary board push for Lake Michigan waterway
Representatives from Chicago’s sanitary board asked Congress to authorize a deep water canal system linking Lake Michigan to the Des Plaines and Illinois rivers, via the Chicago Sanitary and Sky Canal. The delegation, led by former Representative LeGunn, seeks a government survey and cost estimate.
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Washington
Chicago Sanitary Board
Capitol
Senate
House
United States
Lake Michigan
Chicago Sanitary and Sky Canal
Des Pliner
Illinoie
Siesippi
LeGunn Afhicage
BAY of Fepolution
Turner for Congress in Sixth District Election Drama
In Jewell county Republicans oppose Reeder and may back Turner if Reeder is renominated. Turner says he is not a candidate, citing peace of mind and focus on Kansas interests. He describes himself as a Republican aligned on national issues with Teller and Mason, and as a Democrat with Bryan, a Populist with David Martin, and loyal to Kansas.
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Jewell County
Reeder
R. ‘W. Turner
Turner
Repubicans
Democrat
Senator Teller
Hear
Mason
Tom Reed
Bryan
Suixer
David Martin
Kansas
Popuileta
Sheldon Questions Secures Opinions From Wi Men About His Experiment
Mr Sheldon questions newspaper men about the journalism experiment his role as interviewer creates. Most say it would not affect the secular press but might spark discussion. Some doubt a Christian daily outcome though he hopes for a Christian daily or at least discussion leading to good. He then attends a Central Congregational church prayer meeting with a sermon prepared for next Sunday.
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Sheldon
Bielt
Central Congregational Church
Morse
Washington eyes Denmark over Saint Thomas island sale
Washington reports the U S government still aims to acquire Saint Thomas and Saint John from Denmark for a reasonable price. Denmark signals reluctance but officials believe a final offer of three million dollars could prevail. Public finances show a deficit of seventy five thousand dollars, but no rush to press the issue.
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Washington
St Thoms
Denmark
United States
Uselinhd
St.Thoras
St. Crus
Porto Rico Voted Out In Senate Amendments Debate
Washington March 11 After morning business the senate considered the Porto Rican appropriation with committee amendments striking the January 1 1900 provision and extending the constitution over the island. Allen amendment to table failed 36 to 17. Weather notes: Chicago forecast for March 18 shows continued cold with northerly winds tonight and Saturday.
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Wshington
Senate
Pevessads Cofleetsd
Mr. Allen
Yeas—Allison
Bakernedge
Carter
Davis
Deboe
Elkins
Pairsanks
Foraker
Foater
Gear
Omer
Thurston
Warren
Wellington
Kemore
Ken
Bacon
Tate
Berry
Butler
Clark
Tont
Clay
Corre Horsan
Hawkius Tilman
Turleght
Chicago
Kaneus
Faland
World Would Lay No Blame For An Occasional Bad Preacher
A church dispute arises when punishment is proposed for a troubled preacher. Proponents argue accountability is essential, while opponents warn against punishing without clear cause. Tensions flare as factions debate the proper remedy and public scrutiny intensifies.
Not a Town in Christendom on Church Scandals
E W Howe argues reform must strike hard at hypocritical church leaders. The piece critiques charity toward immoral pastors, recounts scandals from towns where bad preachers caused division, and urges punishment over leniency to protect genuine religion.
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Caspian
Persian Gulf
Russia
England
Porto Rico
Guinea
Atain
Wyanmy
Wellcome Suya
Bloemfontein
Dixie
Too Much
Johnson
Tom L
Omaha People’s Church
Almena
Menister
Gulf
Chicago Ship Canal
Congress
Christendom
E. W. Howe
J . W. Howe
Aever W. Howe
Pioas Rascard
Bin
Sho
Hawkslider
Dever
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