That New Deal and Political Turmoil in the State
A chaotic view of political moves and rumors as candidates and officials from governor to superintendent swirl. Names such as Richter Albaugh Cole and Harris appear amid talk of terms, offices, and potential party shifts shaping the forthcoming state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karman
Howe
Bere
Publier
Faun Neem
Oniz Gsite
Trnter
Trnter For Every— Ated). Symgets Timber
Alineel
Gre Cole
Charles Sei
Margaville
G. W. Kadyet
George Code
Harris
Emporin
Leotsti
Derhute
Petree
McCwrthy
Nekwa Willan
Masser
Husiner
Tusky
Couvel Grove
Palrehild
Boume
Raspat Marae
Shittee Loline
Bingeke
Atari
Topeka State Journal vivid politics and regional briefings
A dense Topeka page notes political maneuvering around reapportionment in the Kansas legislature, with candidates and districts under discussion. It highlights Charles Curtis and Dan Anthony as leading figures, party dynamics, and potential shifts in Seventh and Fourth districts, plus various local editorials and notices.
Railroad heads visit Houston in railway freight dispute
Hamilton, Pa naval cargo lines responded to President Mitchell's telegram with a demand tied to their coal shipments by rail. Officials report the visit aims to calm tensions and address the cargo dispute affecting wine coal traffic through Hustevos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tn Hustevos
Mitchell
Jas
Convicts Try Bold Escape From Nebraska Penitentiary
At Lincoln Nebraska on March 15 twelve convicts plotted a daring prison break. They climbed a cell house ventilator reached the roof and dropped to the ground but fled when guards appeared. militia guarded the yard as the attempted escape was thwarted and prisoners were placed in cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Huard
Otaite
Todd
Tour
State of Siege in Moscow and St Petersburg Riots
March reports describe intensified riots in Moscow with barricades raised by workers and students. In St Petersburg a siege is established around the palace area near Grand Duke Bergin as disturbances spread to Kharkefl and other universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Moscow
Seversthore
Bergin
Thesen
Riese
Kharkefl
Three Lives Lost in City Fire at Paper Building
In Boston on March 26 a deadly fire engulfed the Daily Advertiser and Record building. Three workers, James Richardson Sr, Tedbon Craft, and Waltes Luzoumse, died as flames spread through the press room and upper floors, with eighteen compositors and proofreaders among the injured. Firefighters battled for hours to extinguish the blaze.
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Boston
Merce
Daily Advertiser
Record
Che
James Richardson
Proat- Teader
Bestar Tedbon Craft
Curnere
Waltes Luzoumse
Salers
Ua Savolaine Holding
De Wet crisis as prisoners report his mental strain
March 16 Bibemfonstein reports prisoners released by General De Wet describe his anxiety and unhinged state. He roams camp with trusted followers and subordinates cannot locate him. De Wet vows independence and rages against the British in the latest crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibemfonstein
Prieoiers
Gen
Gimeral de Ver
Aleppa
de Wet
Steyn
Smash at Canter Station Jointists Clash
In Kansas City last night a mob attacked Joe Garvey and J N Williams at Canter station, destroying fixtures and stock. Garvey remained, Williams fled with others aiding the assault as the crowd sought to remove rival jointists and seize property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Canter Station
Kas
Joe Garves
J. On. Williams
Conner Station
Wiliamen
Gurvey
Kuler
Mra
Mueir
Bins Houtse
Yesblenis
Garvey
Standard Philippine Division insignia design described
A description from Secretary Root outlines the proposed flag or emblem for the Division of the Philippines. It specifies dimensions for a standard with red and white borders, a blue field element, two overlapping central circles, a red circle bearing the device, and the inscription Division of the Philippines in blue letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Staten
Root
Division
Philippines
Buntthe
Bordon
Wdget
London Times shocks Commons with secrecy breach headlines
The London Times triggers Commons upheaval by publishing an advance copy of government proposals. The Birmingham Post, a Chamberlain ally, faces scrutiny, while Irish MPs seek to link Joseph Chamberlain. Conservatives wish Times suspended, Liberals condemn editors and call for oath-bound inquiry into leaking papers and possible censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
House of Commons
London
Birmingham Post
Joseph Chamberlain
Jesuun
Ait
Hrntour
Cheure GP Vomuibus
Ste Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Teachat
Sr. Gills
Dette Mall
Tee Dupid
Menor
Population of Germany.History briefs from census report.
The census office presents a report on the population of the German empire and changes over the past century. It estimates about 46 million people, second only to Russia in Europe, with an increase of roughly 30 million since the Napoleonic wars.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
Luz
Time Is Up London March 12 Compromise Expired
The article notes that the Longen n Globe Finance turneration limited on Baler street and Waterton has not disposed of assets. The corporation cannot meet the promised ten shillings in the pound compromise to creditors and the compromise expired yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Globe Finance Turneration
Lmited
Baler Street
Waterton Rarterny
Cape Town Plans Street Railway Exclusion Policy
London reports the Cape Town government has authorized a street railway ban targeting colored persons to curb plague spread. The measure restricts riding by非white riders, citing public health concerns and enforcement actions proceeding in Cane Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape Town
The
Daily Telegraph
Cane Town
Indiana Honors Gen Harrison as He Lies in State
Thousands pass the bier in the Indiana State Capitol as General Harrison lies in state. A grand procession fills Indianapolis streets with banners, soldiers, and citizens paying last tribute. regiments and militia oversee the solemn ceremony and return to the Capitol.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Guard of
Indiana
Harsieun
Harrivon Home
Delaware Street
State House
Indianas
Atte House
Amr Fison
Rome
Washington Street
State “House
W. J. Melke
Wash- Easton
Durbin
Harzheim
Dela
Harrison
Capitol
Army
George Brown
Macy and
Jude
Sohn H. Baker
United Sixty Court
Wallace
Loyal Legion
Coumn
Mek
Stern
Geo. M. Studemaker
Cet Hi BH Smith
Gea W Bte
Oder
B. Shanz
James Cattahan
State House Funeral for Indiana Soldier Leaders Attend
Crowds gather at the state house as the Indiana soldiers’ funeral procession proceeds. Governors and judges attend with a guard of honor. the casket lies under crepe while wreaths, banners, and streams mark the solemn scene. mourners await tomorrows rites and arrivals of distinguished guests.
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Republican
Gerund Mba
Orptan Banas
Genteal
Harriwn
Indiana Infantry
Board of Trade Aid
Indiamiporth Commercial Club
State House
Boone
Elty Amt
Penwerd
Cmakre
Durbin
Supreme Court
James HB. Jordan
LF. Monks
Alexander Dowling
Jobs
W. Badhey
Francis F. Baker
Hamen Black
Dantel W. Comstock
Wm J. Henley
W. D. Robinson
A. Wiley
Gilbert
A. B. Hunt
W.L. Taylor
Lesver
State Bowl
Indiana
Indianapolis
Melkinsey
Woriye
Boer Commandant Krige to Speak at Security Hall Tonight
Commandant Krige, noted for his Boer conduct and fluent in Dutch rhetoric, will deliver a free lecture at Security Hall this evening. He defends the South African cause, denounces British actions as outrageous, and asserts Boers will not submit, while hinting at plans to travel to San Francisco before returning.
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Jan Krice
Security Hall
Krige Spreks Agiinh
Dave
Te Toers
Tseltiess
Library funding leads largest offer for municipal purposes
New York reports a record gift of 5.2 million dollars for library purposes as mayor pledges to support whitewands and maintenance in the city. Other items include Baltimore signing Methaw of the American League and Cherukes Indian as new recruit. Hebbe dismissed at second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie
Europe
Witewand
York
McGray
Baltimore
Maraiger Jobs Methaw
Bus
Cherukes
Foioheran
Tia
Hebbe
Count Mont de Castellame and M de Rodaye Duel in Paris
A duel in Paris near the Place des Princes ends with injuries on both sides. Count Mont de Castellame and M de Rodaye exchanged shots, one wounded, as observers say the affair unfolded in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Mont de Castellame
M. de Rodaye
Pate Des Princes
de Dion
Governor Stanley Proclaims Death of Sabe Premient
The proclamation marks the death of Sabe Premient Benjamin Cinees and honors the administration of the state. Officials say the executive action reflects the nation’s sorrow and calls for a period of mourning and reflection.
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Stanley
Sabe
Benjamin Cinees
Avryminiti Harrison
He Denby
Kanade
Kanes
Ameritu
Durbin
Goweksior
Pais
May Lose Taylor President Faces Kansas Decision
The article reports President Ash Taylor of a state normal school weighing resignation amid offers from a distant university. He cites possible conflicts and the need for careful consideration before making a final choice.
Meeting on Law and Order Ends Rooms But Continues Effort
The Law and Order group gave up their rooms but remains active to mobilize support for stricter law enforcement. A report described party factions and efforts to maintain influence, with Vance at 42 Kansas Avenue noted for upcoming meetings. Weather notes followed, forecasting unsettled conditions and frost, plus a distant reference to New York markets and a Jersey City action.
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Nw and Order League
Law and Order
Tee
Uae
Ali Vance
Kansas Avenue
Unclear Entry Flags Naval Academy and Wedding Dates
Fragmentary item cites March events and individuals including naval academy, marriages, and forecasts. Names and places are garbled, but references point to a March timeline with people such as Keneke and W. Bayard and a wedding day in London. Weather mention at end.
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Kanaan
Cal
Teulendars Mabey
Naval Academy Free
Keneke
London
Mr. W. Bayard
Howe
Ulied Uni
Sarvorie
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Cole
Richter
Mort Albaugh
Congressional Timber
Topeka State Journal
Weither
Por Katars
Eacape
Kansas Navy
Sporting News
Railway News
Board of Education
Muldu Metin
Gudal
Dunois
Theatrica
K.teben
Morrison
Americas
England
Charles Curtis
Dan Anthony
Topekaneo
Batley
Charles
Scott Dors
Istriet
Miller
Shuanes
Borerseck
Hiram
Henry Allen
News Dimessima
Charlie
Ate In
N. PF
Wallisee
Seustor
Pitepatrick
James Bradley Balding
Garnet Wheather
A. H. Skidmore
Cuthis
Furie
Pittsburg
J. W. Miller
Ingain
Tracy
Tinker
George Clark
Joe Tomlinacn
Wilkies
Clay Center
A. Hewter
Oo Darie Frida
Sven Dietries
Beetor
Oberlin
Willan Diesel
Gaylord
Frooka
Ff P Giesater
Tate
Hetley
Oshorme
Chester
Porn
Aril Demnovrath
Theuneas
Boston Advertiser
Connor
Philippine
War Department
Newspaper Enterprise
Germany
Gen. Harrison
State Capitol
Andant Krige
San Francisch
Andrew Carnegie
Bon
Count de Castellane
Figaro
M.de Rodays
Stanley Imenea
Taylor
State Normal
Kansas
Ash Taylor
Decatur
Apel
Comnerbos
Ute
Serra
A. H. Vance
Salica
Ibi Fourie
Jersey City
John Arm
Rene
John
Rise Armstrong
Wauther Indications
Chicago
Ruscus
Alignine Wormer Wulght
Soulberry
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