Resolution to Press Vote on Senate Direct Election
In Wasuiseroa on March 17 Senator Mircoell of Oregon moved toward direct popular election of United States senators. A privileges and elections committee discussed rules and joint revelation on the matter. A report to the male chamber was prepared and the group expressed eagerness to bring the measure to consideration. The question remains whether two thirds votes are required and if the majority supports the policy.
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Senate
Wasuiseroa
Mircoell
Oregon
United States Centre
J. B. Labsh er for Mayor in Potwin and Auburndale clash
Report notes a political contest between Potwin and Auburndale over city governance with a shared ticket under J Larimer for mayor and council candidates G W Parkhurst Thomas Hicks Henry Pierce G Griffith C S Ogelry while a court scene in Coyne Burn features bailiff John Coyne in a green bow tie on St Patrick's Day marking local tension.
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Pte
Potwin
J. Larimer
George W. Parkhurst
Thamas Hicks Henry
Pierce
G. Grifith
C. S. Ogelry
Wiltinen Henderson
Auburndale
Coyne
St. Patrick's
John Coyne
St Louis Dog Show Opens at Exposition Building
The St Louis kennel club opened its four day dog show at the Exposition building with about 600 invited social attendees. Nearly 400 dogs are owned in St Louis and many top contenders from the American kennel circuit are displayed, with wire cages and stalls shipped from New York for benching.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Westminuter Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
Arbitration decision reshapes Kansas grain rates to Gulf ports
Arbitrators Herman Howe and colleagues issue a forty page ruling on grain rate adjustments from Kansas and Nebraska to Galveston and New Orleans. The decision, effective soon, ends prior discriminatory pricing and could prompt government action if noncompliance persists. Also mentions round trip tickets and DeWit's Witch Hazel, with scattered unrelated ad text.
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Cuicano
Hernand Howe
Kansas Patata
Nebraska
Galveston
New Orleans
Kansas
Peints
Wwe
Texas
Nevend
Moss
Faithorn
Hows
Heshdes
Tansee
Society Notes Highlight Topeka Personal Items
In society notes, Topeka residents and visitors send in social items. Miss Mary Thompson hosts a whist club with players listed. various clubs meet at Hotel Throop and plan events with dates and guests. Names include Miss Jetmore, Miss Gibson, Mrs. Smith, and Miss Furman, with travels to Chicago, Kansas City, and Leavenworth.
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Fersous
Mary Thompson
Issey Gertrude Roberts
Nelie Clough
Anne Ewart
May Hobarte
Mensis
W. J. Burgess
Hea Akers
Geo. Stoker
Charles
Tame
Topeka
Fred Cole
Arcraty
Mimy Fora
Sadie Atchison
Mies
Irene Myrner
Arthar M. Mills
Miss Neely
Kansas City
Carrie Watera
Charles KR Hudson
Wernording
California
W. H Wade
Dora Furman
Wiohiti
Carl Foulks Iz O
Los Angeles
Grace Colwell Saat Mins
Allie Mason
Lawrence
Mas
EJ. Cartlidge
Tremain
J. D. Atwood
Chicago
Katherine Fiery
Nettie Lee
Henry O. Miller
Bradford Miller
Valencia
E. J. Carthidge
Alva
Anne Tyndale
Redlands
Cal
John BE. Frost
Wik Gibson
Olathe
Jerson Fred
Sheati
Wate Institution For the Deaf
Gitdon
Hammond
Sheany
A.C. Elder
Chicaga
Marty G. Wilson
C. L. Short
Madison Street
What are Earthquakes The Meet Recent One Caused By Conrejection
A Heratd dispatch from Valparaiso cites Professor Obracht of Santiago stating a late tremor near Valparaiso resulted from a sun moon conjunction and lunar alignment. The vibrations eased slightly as many families fled to the country, with some remaining in squares and parks until the 29th.
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Heratd
Valparaiso
Obracht
Astronomical Observatory
Santiago
Earth
Judge Grosscup rules all stockholders share in dividends
In March 17 opinion Judge Grosscup refused an intervening petition by paid up stock owners of the American Loan Association requesting discharge and release from liability. He ruled all stockholders are on equal footing, sharing dividends and bearing risks alike. Harrison, Abilene may see a new telephone venture using the Harrison patent with rates far below Missouri & Keenes lines, backed by local capitalists.
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Grosseup
Aimee
Ia Felity
Grostcup
Harrison
Abilene
Astisyr
Missouri & Keuses Company
Miss Fuller's Mesmerizing World Tour and Plans
Miss Fuller recounts five years of triumphs in New York and Europe with serpentining and other dances. She praises France and England, recalls gifts from Beaux Arts students, the Beaux Arts president, and royalty, and notes future travels to Egypt and Africa before settling back in America.
General Sporting Notes Highlights Boxing and Yacht News
Many top English jockeys earn over 2500 weekly. The New York Yacht Club’s next general meeting is closed for Thursday March 26. Colonel Jack Chinn to start at Lexington spring meeting. Owl Sullivan seeks fights in England or the United States. Charing Reilly released to captain and play third base for Syracuse in the Eastern League. Billy Keeler helps place amateur players in the Atlantic League. Sibbick of Cowes building a 40 footer under new rules for Commodore Gillit and George Work. Billy Woods of Denver ready to challenge Nick Long or Charley Strong for prize. Jim Mace intends to return to boxing to meet Jim Stewart, Scotland’s heavyweight champion.
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New York
Syracuse
Billy Keeler
Chai Ploh Baltimores
Amteur
Brooklyn Lots
Sibbick
Cowes
Harry M. Gillit
George Work
Billy Woods
Denver
Charley Mitchell
Nick Long
Nick Burlay
Charley Strong
Jom Mace
Jim Stewart
Stewart
Scouland
Antoinette Szumowska The Pupil Of Paderewski Fame
The only pupil of Paderewski, Antoinette Szumowska, is acclaimed for her flawless technique and tonal color. Born to a Polish family exiled by czarist troubles, she studied in Warsaw and Paris before debuting in 1891 in Paris and London, later drawing strong favor in this country as a rising concert pianist.
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Jewski
Paderewski
Antoinette Szumowska
Reginald de Koyen
Robin Feed
Rob Ray
Mile
Seamowska
Siberia
Szamowskas
Dublin
Szutowske
Waa
Astoixette Sunowsea
Michalowski
Warsaw
Paris
Graviates
Seymowske
Omnateur
M. Padwzewski
Isesuns
BM. Gorakt
Salle Irard
London
Passenger rate war strains western railroads today
Rail line tensions rise as Union Pacific and Denver and Gulf spar over passenger fare cuts in Colorado. Denver and Gulf aim to pressure Santa Fe into coal-rate changes. UP holds back, risking escalated friction along the Missouri River. Officials warn of broad repercussions for trans Missouri routes and regional transport.
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Toansas Lince—Bersennis
Mincoss
Union Pacific
Denver & Guilt Road
Denver & Gulf
Ita
Missouri River
Gulf Road
Juleeburg Junction
Neb
Omaths
Dai
Colorado
Sota Fe
Gulf
Morton
Santa Fe
Deaver
Burlington
Denver
Somerset libel suit settled out of court
Lady Somerset sues William Waldorf Astor proprietor of the Pall Mall Gazette for 25000 dollars. Settlement reached out of court with apology to Lady Henry Somerset and costs paid by Pall Mall Gazette and twenty other papers. Case linked to reform efforts against a noted druggist. Also notes political reporting from San Francisco and a local appeal about mineral water.
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Eadttor
Smart
Lowpox
Evening News
Sfver
Lady Somerset
Win
Waldorf Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Mr. Astor
Henry Somerset
Druskard
Jans. Cakebroad
Jane
Pull Call Gazette
San Frascisco
W. H. Andrews
Republican State Central Committee
Senator Quay
Gall
H. BE
Galvia
Hazen End
Testimony on Eye Treatment and Relief by Prof Samuels
A man with chronic eye pain and nerves describes a long struggle through several doctors. After four weeks with Prof Samueli in Kansas Avenue, over Hubbard store, he reports dramatic relief, restored color, better appetite, and less fatigue, noting glasses needed only in dim light and willingness to endorse the treatment.
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Tapas
H. L. Bevel
Western Union
R Oporter
Butts
Baimuels
Mei
Ofbera
Samudia
Kansas Avenue
Woman Blocks Crossing Halting Cable Cars in Nettle Bold Coin Claim
A large woman stands at a Market Street crossing blocking cable cars and vehicles. She asserts her rights, refuses to move, and clashes with a conductor and police who try to persuade her to step back. She shows counterfeit money and partly successful coins, while the crowd watches as officers explain the money’s bad value. The scene ends with a claim of hard lines and a denial of backing down.
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Kearny
Abe
Birs
Ron
Ture
Olafin
Sean
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Empire
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J. B. Labsher
Urs
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U. S
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Atlanta
Breann
J. P.rowley
Ulty
DeWit
G. W. Stave Geld
Kaneas
Jovanat
General Notes OF Society
Parez Club
Panay Club
Mra. W. €. Smith
Mra W. E Swift
Elwinum Tink
Miss Does Furman
Mivasa Sharp
Dell
Kittie Sharp
Harry Sharp
Misson
Ida ‘Tree
Maud Miller
Danny Powkes
Webber
Ivy Stevenson
Lena Sharp
Holyoke
Balle Mills
Mrs Thompson
Morria Stevenson
SM. Powkes
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Prad Drelaback
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O.G. Tayman
A. EB. Hinkerson
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Loi Fuller
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The
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Joseph Chamberlain
Arthur Balfour
Henry Labouchere
London Truth
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Renerouk
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Francis Joseph
Vienna
Monatch
Rudolph
Alexandre Dumas
Sarah Bernhardt
Salome
Duras
America
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South Africa
Cyril Rhodes
Paul Kroger
Lisanet
General Sporting Notes
Denver & Gut
Mechanical Department
Stunner and Clift
Osage City
Charles Fuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Ils
Henry Rose
Ateence
Perry
Oklahoma
Nate Loulisier
Topeks
Richmond
Kenton
New Mexico
Schensatady
Nickerson
Thomas Paxton
James Collison
Madison
Topolis
Ripley
E. P. Ripley
J. & White
Pitteburg
Vishall Division
Arkansas City
State Journal
Arkansas City Reporter
Eugineer
B. L. McCandless
South C Street
M. J. Drury
A. T
Winfield
Joby Heltie
Norman
A.T
A. Warvillow
Ira Lyons
Pyun
the & É& A
Dave Swan
Ussig
Newton
Chas. Deuce Ie
Florence
Vixenish Lady Somerset
West
J. W. Puts
Eighth
Glad
Prof. Samuels
M. L. Bevel
Western Union Telegraph » Office
Hall
Colock
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