Loss to Uncle Sam as Fumigation Ruins Cargo on U S Transport
Han Prandeco reports March 19 that the United States Transport Warren, newly released from quarantine, began discharge operations. Officials say fumigation ruined most of the four aboard, inflicting heavy losses to the government. The Duie will be moved to Presidio military reservations today.
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Attempted Train Wreck Near Olmsted Falls Reported
A rail obstruction was set on the Lake Shore line near Olmsted Falls about 20 miles west of Cleveland. The engineer spotted the block in time and halted the engine before a collision. One wheel struck the rail but no injuries are described as three men fled the area after the obstruction was found.
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P. G. Sold in Joplin Bid Cap Tied to State Trust
In Joplin March 19 the state trust company of New York offered the entire year’s interest held by the state trust company. Only one bid was made by Silas W. Pettitehler, $13.6 million, the committee’s upset bid.
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Rawlins Delegates Choose Representatives at Local Convention
Delegates from Rawlins County elected to multiple conventions including central, senatorial, and western gatherings. J M L Grames Aubrey Tieberts Darwin Higty J M Nichols Paul Hutler Doropeter Scott Hiperman Walter Stith among chosen reps. Resolutions endorsed national and state administrations.
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Blowne D. Greagon
J. ML. Grames
Aubrey Tieberts
Hays City
Darwin Higty
J. M. Nichols
Paul Hutler
Colby
Doropeter Scott
Hiperman
Walter Stith
Topeka
Cheefer
Hastamat
Ever Sent to Washington by Gen Otis War Department Reply
Pallas Texas March 19. M B Tewvin, a veteran with Gen Wheeler, wrote to the war department about reports Otis ignored mentioning Wheeler in the Philippines fight. John A Johnson replies that Otis did not report individual officers. Wheeler’s brigade was under MacArthur. The department notes four campaigns from September to November with Wheeler’s brigade in action, but no official reports naming brigade commanders have been received.
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Printers Expelled From Federation of Labor
Chicago Typographical union No 16 with over 1800 members was expelled from the Federation of Labor after a large majority vote. Delegates were unseated until they apologize, while leaders were saved from charges of constitutional violation by not holding political office. An appeal to the American Federation of Labor was planned.
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Chicago Typographical Union
Engagement Rumor Ties Sylvia Green to Spanish Duke
New York, March 19. A close friend says the Duke de la Torre is engaged to Miss Sylvia Green, daughter of Mrs Hetty Green. Reports link the duke, once regent Gerrara of Spain and Cuban captain general, to wealthy brides, though Mrs Green denies the engagement.
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Biberian Post Horses From Bigckwood
Describes harsh treatment of steppe horses on long journeys with drivers' cruel practices. Horses are tethered with heads high, scrubbed with a scraper, and given cold water before each leg, causing them to tremble and endure sullen, exhausted rides. Includes dialogue fragment about being fed and warmed by a son.
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American Company Seals Debt Pact with Santo Domingo
A New York dispatch reports Santo Domingo and the Santo Domingo Improvement Company of New York have reached a three year funding plan to settle external and floating debts. The agreement allows coupon funding for three years, provides a respite for the government to marshal funds, and promises improved administration and prosperity for the Dominican Republic with continued American company involvement.
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Texas Antitrust Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington March 19 The Supreme Court today affirmed the Texas anti trust law ruling, in Waters Piercell Co. v Texas, reversing the state court of civil appeals decision. The decision centers on constitutionality of the Texas measure and upholds prior rulings.
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Queen’s Shamrock Wear Seen as Irish Touch in Visit
New York writer P. Connor cites the Queen’s plan to wear the shamrock during a royal visit to Ireland as a historic concession to Irish sentiment. He notes English ministers’ slow wit and sympathy in the long struggle, praising the move as a wise royal gesture.
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A L T Means and Wilhite Visit to Topeka
Co M Wilhite of Emporia visited Topeka friends and spoke to railroad and state officials on Emporia interests. He pitched Emporia as “AL b. Ty,” drawing puzzled looks before officials asked what he hoped to convey. Santa Fe announces a home seekers excursion on March 20 to Arkansas Arizona Louisiana New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma City with one fare plus extras and 21 day return. nearby Santa Fe agents provide details. Kreviewd Version Why stand ye idle all the day asks a tax payer. The reply from city workers.
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Chicago
Merchants Carnival by Builders Society at Third Presbyterian
The Builders society of the Third Presbyterian church hosted a Merchants Carnival at the church on Friday and Saturday to reduce a debt of about 4,000 dollars on the church building. The event drew a large audience and 95 dollars from programme advertising plus 55 dollars from costume ads funded the effort.
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Dtra. Hall
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Beeler
Crosby Dry Goods Co
Alexander Wallpaper Co
Kansas Creamery
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Swift & Holliday
Bila Bartell
Met Purniture
George LaMountain
Neitle Stevens
State Journal
Aira. Stevens
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company
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Wolf Packing Company
Lome
Wolffs
Amphion Club
Zeithlun Orchestsmn
Topeka Stath Journal
Democratic Meeting Resolutions Adopted At City Convention
A Topeka Democratic meeting adopted resolutions reaffirming Chicago platform principles and opposing certain city actions. They criticized auditor ium bid choices, smallpox handling, salary raises, taxes, and park bonds while pledging support for union wages on public works and strict enforcement of laws. The article also notes the marriage of sculptor Mary Trimble Lawrence to Francioy Michel Jouetti in New York.
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Julia Arthur Retires From Stage After Season
Pillademain March 19 B. P. Cheney announces actress Julia Arthur’s retirement from the stage for the season and possibly permanently. All dates canceled, company disbanded. If she returns, it will be in a short Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago run in standard plays like Home and Duffet and You Like It. Also notes Paris Exposition gymnastic events to begin July 2-3 at Bois de Vincennes with restrictions on age and professionals. Iceman’s Philosophy quoted.
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Chicago
Jilly 2d
Boise de Vincennes
Patronize Home Industry Pickle and Condiment Factory
A fragmented colonial plea urges locals to support a city pickle and table condiment factory claiming it is the largest of its kind west of the river. It notes thousands of dollars spent yearly on cucumbers peppers and related produce, all to stay local and boost home brands like Leap Brands.
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Biinvix Leap Brands
Tapie Prnvales Tower
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