Bailey Moves Up Scenres in Delegates Race Election
Contested county delegation to the state convention intensifies as W J Bailey secures twenty three of twenty eight Basley backed by Marshall County and Marshall County leaders debate bias in the Republican state committee. The primary also shows Bailey leading in Manhattan with his forces and the party chairman Albaugh emphasizes prudent support while candidates and local officials navigate internal contest dynamics.
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W. J. Basily
Andesman
Gee
Halley
Troutman
Peaney
Piren
Teputicaren
Marshall Essuirty Ahrotuch
Tvete
Tinhey
Reamaichu Coatty
Ellen
Kansas
Marstall
Morten Albatai
Ajnwagh
Thos Cor
Evbersl
Bailey
Altaugh
Elaine Ne
Hailey
Tim An Glate
Halles
Sixteenth district delegates chosen in statewide convention
Readable fragments show Lincoln county and Osborn precincts backing various candidates for congress and governor. Delegates from multiple counties including Dickinson and Woodson discuss support for Judge Skeene, with Burton and Bates named in supportive roles. The convention fate remains unsettled, with rumors of split loyalties and shifting alignments among county delegations.
Injunction on Rate Cut Delayed by Kansas City Actions
Kansas City on March 18 reports say Attorney William A Day of the Interstate Commerce Commission expects an injunction to restrain rate cutting started there today, though filing may wait until week’s end as John Fellis of the United States district court is unavailable, with Day in Jefferson City for court. Meanwhile another item notes a certificate decreasing authorized capital for the PS Coton Duck company in Trenton on March 1.
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Kansas City
William A Day
Karetae City
John Fellis
Jefferson City
City
Trenton
PS. Coton Duck
Tsdey
Ite
Women vote scheme fuels Topeka council bid clash
In Topeka Democrats debate a plan to suppress female municipal voting as they nominate A M Harvey for the Third Ward school board seat against Edward Wilder. Rumors of a fourth ward bid target councilman Weber prompt a defensive push to mobilize female registration and contest the election.
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Rosu
M. Spivey
David Overmyer
G. C. Clemens
the Democraty
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Spivey
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Secomd
der Gera
Snyder
Republic
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Miller
Law and Order Panoream
Board of Education
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Harvey
Edward Wilder
Wilder
Women’s League
Weber
Fourth
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Payne frames Cuban reciprocity bill at committee meeting
Washington March 19 chairman Payne of the ways and means committee said he would frame the Cuban reciprocity bill as decided by the Republican conference last night. The plan includes granting the president authority to negotiate a reciprocity treaty with Cuba offering 20 percent concessions on all goods. The bill also covers the Bibrey amendment limiting reciprocity to a period ending December 1. Payne aims to soften the bill and bring it before the committee for report to the House. Traders opposing reciprocity plan plan a meeting to discuss future actions.
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Garfield Named Civil Service Commissioner Prospect
Washington report says Garfield, son of the late president, James R. Garfield, will be offered the civil service commissioner post by President Neetis One Family if he accepts. Earlier the President favored Harry A. Garfield for the role but was told the appointment would not be accepted.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
James R. Garfeld
Lste
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Ty Imicwmd
Wm. A. Rodnbure
Harry A. Garfield
General Officer Appointments Change Heads for Posts
Washington announces March 25 changes directing Major Ciera Mac Arthur to command the department of the Tak er with headquarters at Chickko. Brigadier General Frederick Munston will lead the Colorado department from Denver. Brigadier General Wm. A. Kiebbe gains Dakota command with headquarters at St Paul.
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March
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Department of the Taker
Chickko
Frederick Munston
Department of the Colorado
Denver
Cole
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Department of Dakota
St Paul
Minn
Power suit vies to halt Northern Pacific transfer
A New York hearing before special examiner Wim A Lancaster considered Peter Power's suit against the Northern Pacific. Banker Jobin Kennedy testified about European trips in 19th century terms, ownership of Northern Pacific stock, and J P Morgan involvement. He cited May purchases for Harriman and a demand for 10,000 NP shares from J P Morgan & Co.
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Minneapolis
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Rairoad Company
Pacife
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Kennedy, & Banker
Europe
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Lord Stratherns
Whs Dunes
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Herriman
Kennedy
J.P. Morgan & Ca
Hetty Green Widow Husband Dies at Bellows Falls
Rdaward Green husband of Hetty Green known as Americas richest woman died at his home in Bellows Falls Vt after a long illness from a complication of ailments. The passing marks the end of a troubled life and long public interest in the Green fortune.
Bailey Gains Washington County Delegation In Fifth District
Washington county holds its convention this afternoon to select delegates for Bailey. L A Palmer, editor of the Washington Republican, had hoped to keep the delegation uninstructed but now expects Bailey to win. If instructed, Bailey would gain two and a half delegates in the Fifth district, tying Dickinson county for second place with one delegate each.
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Washington County
Bailey
Marshall County
L. A. Palmer
Washington Republican
State Journal
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Troutman
Fulley
Dickinson County
Weather forecast and temperature readings from a windy, warm day
The weather page reports warmer, windy conditions with a warmup expected tomorrow. It notes partly cloudy and unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday, with increasing temperatures. Winds shift from the south and hourly readings are listed through the afternoon hours.
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ES Weelock
Washburn Singers Tour Planned to Visit Kansas Towns
The Washburn quartet, praised after a strong showing at the Auditorium last night, will begin a two week tour beginning next week. They schedule concerts at Alma Clay Center Neville Mankato Snfti Cantor Downs Delphos and Wamree assisted by violinist Frank Carruth. The college program for Friday night March 1 will echo the tour plans.
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Alma
Clay Centr
HeNeville
Mankato
Snifti Cantor! Downs
Delphos
Wamree
Frank Carruth
Deadly Hoboken Fire Destroys Phoenix Pier and Vessel
The Hoboken blaze on the Phoenix line pier started unexpectedly, killing at least one longshoreman Patrick Hussey and injuring several others. Fire swept hay and cotton as the British Queen and other vessels burned, with widespread losses estimated at multiple docks and cargoes totaling about 1 million dollars. Authorities reported many men leaped into the water seeking safety while crews tried to rescue or account for missing workers. the incident prompted thorough investigations and safety checks along the waterfront.
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Charles Christiansen
Christiansen
John Jensen
Peter Carroll
Heathburt
Pension Commissioner Evans Denies Roosevelt Interior Report
H. Clay Evans, Commissioner of Pensions, today dismissed a Chattanooga Tennessee report claiming President Roosevelt would remove him from the Interior. Evans said there is absolutely no foundation for the report and he would welcome an Associated press clarification.
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Sioner
Evans
Hirmingban
Chattanooga
Tenn
H. Clay Evans
Roosevelt
River Goes Dry From Ice Gorge Upstream
A massive ice gorge sixty miles above Stous City halted the Stymestant River flow on a Sunday morning, reducing depth to two feet at Chamberlain. Couriers report a partial reopening as water collects behind the obstruction, with water now reaching a small river in the vicinity. Local crews work to clear blocks and restore normal flow toward the lower reaches.
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Chamberlain
Clumberlain
Listie Bend
Bert Wielin Stine
Starved Out in Samar as Insurgents Surrender Rifles
Manila reports General Lukban influenced Guevarra to surrender his forces in Samar. An armistice is agreed to aid collection of Guevarra’s rifles with a fort surrender planned. Smith states about 400 rifles expected. insurrection deemed nearly ended in Hatentes and Laguna regions.
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Jury of 24 drawn for April district court Mquor cases
The district court jury for the April term has 24 members drawn to try the county’s numerous Mquor cases. Of the four drawn from the jury box, 16 reside in Topeka and the remainder in surrounding townships. A reserve pool will supply additional jurors as needed. Names listed include Holloway Mission Ote, Wood Silver Lake, Attebury Silver Lake, Adame Soldier, Snyder Williamsport, Myers Tecumseh, Hayes Topeka, Tuckerman Topeka, Nagle Topeka, Harris Topeka, Fort Topeka, Smith Topeka, Whipple Topeka, Camdington Topeka, Shaffer Topeka, Mertian Topeka, Porter Topeka, Willite Topeka, Payne Topeka, Iven Topeka, Yohey Topeka, Robinson Tomkn.
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Mission Township
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Monmouth
W. A. Wood
Silver Lake
O. E. Attebury
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Soldier Township
J.T Snyder
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Tecumseh
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Fred M. Tuckerman
Wol Nagle
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Chas
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Exiwin Smith
Mamett Whipple
T. ¥. Camdington
A. R. Shaffer
Frank Mertian
Tews
General Otis testimony on Manila order prompts questions
Washington March 19 General Otis continued testimony before the Philippine commission regarding his September 8 1848 order withdrawing insurgent troops outside Manila defenses He said Aguinaldo cabinet officials visited but did not claim Manila adjacent towns were part of the city He rejected Aguinaldos demand to receive part of the northern district and noted he refused to grant possession of block houses. Socialists to Nominate ticket in Fort Scott
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Washington
Otte
Menate Philippines Committee
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Aguinaldo
State Supreme Court Sustains High of Boycott
In Jefferson City March 12 the Missouri Supreme Court denied an injunction sought by the Marx & Hans Jeans Clothing Co of St Louis against Anthony Water and officers of a local Knights of Labor and United Garment Workers branch. The court held equity courts cannot restrain unions from advocating their views or urging others to join, preserving free speech for labor organizations.
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Sherswood
Marx & Hans Jeans Clothing Company
St. Louis
Anthony Water
Lotal Kalgata
EU~ Bor
Burglars Start Fire In Marissa Causing Major Damage
A fire set by burglars last night in Marissa destroyed about $154,000 in property after breaking into the Commental hotel and other buildings. The blaze spread quickly, threatening multiple businesses and residences before being checked by morning. Insurance covers the loss. several people narrowly escaped.
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Marissa
Commental
Mitr Pens
Aborliy
Kallidh
Kenna
John Collins Case Reaches Supreme Court for Writ Appeal
The John Collins case reaches the supreme court on appeal from Judge Haexen's refusal to grant coram nobis relief. Collins seeks a new trial or discovery of new evidence to prove innocence in the killing of his father James G. Collins. The appeal hinges on two grounds, including whether the transcript was delayed and if new evidence warrants a retry.
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Caroline
Collins
Haxen
Rae
Shina Collins
Ang
James G. Collins
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Out in Rates and Weather Indications
A brief dispatch from St Paul reports on rising rail rates and unit costs for the season. Prices and schedules are unsettled with discussions of improved service and potential adjustments. The Chicago area weather outlook predicts cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with cold, southerly winds.
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