Indians Arrested in Alaska Native Murder Case
In Vancouver two Alaska Natives face charges for the murder of Mr and Mrs Worthing. Victims were found near their home in a distant area while the attackers reportedly fled after the shooting. Police indicate the case centers on an incident from October with the victims located in a remote setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Worthing
Vancouver
Cy Maron
India
Mim Pritt Werthys
Bonn
Sheldon Apologizes Over International Ties Fallout
A fragmented report details Sheldon’s apology amid controversy over ties to various European groups. It notes reactions from Carl A. Green, president of Metheny Lolli at Lindeborn, and references correspondence with a Swede and concerns about anarchist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Hay
Churive
Guchiaddian
Aroinec
Patricatty
Populatius
Althoceh
Sheldon
Shekier
Rus Lane
Europe
Carl A. Geneon
Metheny Lolli
Lindeborn
Tate
tor_baneity Witeiwries
Mr. Sheiden
Ty Inc
England SIOE Benefit Theater Night for Widows and Soldiers
A theater event in England hosted to aid widows orphans and dependants of soldiers who died in the South African War. The theater featured American and Naga performers, with around 100 attendees contributing to the fund. A timber road construction contract was reported in Portland Oregon, tying routes along the Klamath river from Klamathon to Hornbrook, funded by Southern Pacific interests.
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Loule
Afaren
South Africa
Minin Audiones
Welch
Ares
Bundred Willnrs
Portland
Gre
Gersmian Crom Ashland
Evebar & Cosine
Cnesgo
Greacon Stich and
Alle Fond
Mies
Kinsodth Falls
Oregon
Klamath River
Klamath River To A Point Heteeen Klamathon
Hornbrook
Cal
Southern Pacific
North Topeka Community Notices In A Busy Week
Local items announce visitors and residents, church events, sal es and social gatherings in North Topeka. Names such as Thome, Thompson of Leonards, Miss Nien, Mrs. Lesley, and Mrs. Chaney appear along with venues like Kansas Avenue and Rochelle avenues. An Easter bazaar, a church conference in Topeka, and a school entertainment scheduled for Friday the 20th are noted amid illness, travel, and farewell gatherings.
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Thome
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Kaver
Kurtais Avenue
L.A
Dotman
Kansan Avenue
Mite
Mand ‘Thompson
Leonards
Vile
Courtney
Kitts
Chenes
Kan
Hey
Frank
Ladies” Aid Society of the
Bkinner
Ranges Avenue
Shipmont
Yafternoon
Jerome Colvin
van Duren
H.W. Chaney
Kansas City
M. He
Cheney
Kanass Avenus
Argonauts
Swane
C. Nichols
van Buren Street
A.J. Ashpale
Calvin Holman
Kaw
M. E
Ainte
Kanaan
Lai Hoffat
Mersey
Rankin
Shawnee County, Institute
Arnold
Quincy Schivol Qlcture Fund
Quincy School
Tne
Lame Sf
Pranke Ewker
North Kansas
Lle Sane
A. J. Uastien
Street Railway Magnate Dies in Newark
Bernard M. Shanter, prominent street railroad magnate who led the Great North Jersey Street Railway company, died at his Newark home aged years. He oversaw lines spanning five counties and influenced regional trolley operations for decades.
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New York
Bernard M. Shanter
Street
Callionaire
Newark
N. J
Tothly
Great North Jereee Street Railway Company
Aeldlain
Hernand M. Stanfer
Annul Harbor Contract for San Pedro Breakwater
Washington reports General Wilson annulled the Chicago firm Heldmeier and New's contract to build the San Pedro breakwater Cal. due to failure to meet monthly rock deliveries and overall progress. New bids will be invited to complete the project which began July 1 1908 at a price of 1 388157.
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San Pedro
Washington
Wisen
Heldmeier
New
Chicaga
California
Myler
Curos
Elvin
Mareh
Tribune Fron
Wilson
Army Engineers
Lod
Dineier & New of
Chicago
Bah Pedra
Cal
Frn
Fascot
Conact
Thin Fen
Congress
Ine
Army
Miller
Dean
Uiat
Love Bey
Teley General
Wit & Cf
Heldmier & Neu
San Chenento Island
Santa Catalina
Chief of Engineers
Blasia
Iestead
Fritin
Goebel Assassination Suspects Named in Kentucky Case
Lexington report identifies a mulatto man called Tallow Dick Combs, once of Winchester and Beattyville, and a black partner Hodersmith as involved in the Goebel killing plot. They allegedly traveled to Frankfort five days before the January 30 shooting and watched for Goebel’s arrival, with prosecutors preparing to prove their guilt despite fears of lynching.
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Lexington
Fred
Goebel
State House
Frankfort
Tallow Dick" Combs
Beattyville
Winchester
Hodersmith
Broadway
Lewis
Gerbel
le Chaimed
DEWEY AT SAVANNAH WEATHER DELAYS TRIP
Inclement weather threatened Admiral Dewey's Savannah visit with rain delaying the morning drive. By noon he and a citizen committee boarded the revenue cutter for a river trip as city and harbor vessels were decorated. Mrs Dewey received entertainments from a ladies committee.
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Savannah
Dewes
Iain
Déwey
Ladien
Cabinet silent on Porto Rico tariff bill after talks
Washington March 20 cabinet meeting yielded no new action on the pending Porto Rico tariff bill. Postmaster General back from the capital discussed political mood in the region while Senators Spawner and Foraker conferred with the president before the meeting. no plan changes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Washington
Spawner
Foraker
Topera State Journal
Uy Sped
Boundary changes redefine voters choose reps by district
Attorney General Godard informs Republican county rental committee that ward boundary shifts alter voter representation. Voters will cast ballots for the representative of the district where they reside, with examples from Lowman, Potn, and other wards. About twenty one moved from the Fifth ward to the Second. Special elections planned where boundary changes affect voters.
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Godard
Lowman Hin
Wil
Potn
Ax Sc
Horlocker Trial Opens in Hastings Neb Courtroom
The Horlocker murder trial resumed in Hastings Neb on March 20 with Viola Horlocker facing a charge of attempting to poison Mrs Morey. The courtroom was sparsely attended, only Horlocker and her sister present, as jury selection began. The regular panel exhausted by 10 am, a special venire was ordered, and court adjourned to tomorrow afternoon.
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Hiestings
Neb
Viola Horlocker
Leavenworth
Kan
Herbert F. Clark
W. OC. Hook
United States
Datriet Court
Fredonia
Ho Lyster
Loater
Clark
Cupid
Lyster
Oust Mulvane Probate Removal Request Filed
An application in the Probate court seeks removal of John Mulvane as administrator of the Burns estate. Pauline M. Horne of Cleveland acts for her son Charles F. Horne, the heir, claiming Mulvane cannot serve the estate fairly. Judge Dolman will hear arguments on the matter in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John #. Mulvane
Hoss Burns
Pauline M. Horne
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles F. Horne
Mra Horne
Charles J. Horne
Mra. Burns
Meir Lewis
Aie Horne
Orton
Ry Mulvané
A. B Quinton
Tn Tin
Dolman
Obituary and Notices From Global Telegrams
The brief telegraph notices report the deaths of Sir Edmund Veitel Fiue in Modu Pest and Hernand M. Stanford in Newark. Other items note a boat capsizing on the Danuin river, parliamentary return for Lambeth, and various legal and cultural notices from New York, Melbourne, Vienna, and London.
Chicago and Dewey Parade Arrangements Reported
The Dewey day parade committee in China reports plans for a large demonstration. General James F. Wade is considered grand marshal, with Colonel George Mewie as chief of staff. The parade will feature military escorts and divisions of veterans, Illinois National Guard, and civic groups.
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China
James F. Wade
Department of the Dakotas
Department of the Lakes
George M. Mewie
Staf
Navy
Army
Veterans of
Illinois National Run
Bill to Permit Foreigners to Use American Courts
Washington March 20 the house committee considered Hitt's bill to authorize indemnity claims of foreigners prosecuted in our courts. It would cover cases arising from riots against Chinese and other foreigners. Amendments limit debt to nations granting U S citizens equal rights and apply to action starting from the riot period. Final action postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judeary Committee
Thes House
Hitt
United States
Fortifications Debate On Great Britain Border Actions
Washington hears debate over a wartime committee report directing the war secretary to inform U S representatives about British fortifications on the northern frontier and Pacific coast. The matter draws sharp criticism from Sulzer over pro English policy and secret information. The House votes to lay the resolution on the table 110 to 97. A Land Bill on second class mail is scheduled for Thursday.
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Washington
Hull
Lows
Committee On
Ue Bothe
Great Britain
Puppet Sound
Pacific
Aratlinis
Sulzer
Hay Wan
Lot Saliathry
South Africa
der Muhd
Mr. Ia
Goebel assassination probes span Kentucky and Winchester
Cincinnati dispatch reports T C Campbell says the Goebel assassin remains at large and that three thousand armed men may be needed to reach an eastern Kentucky county. Frankfort sources reveal an alleged confession by KF Golden of Barbourville, watched by investigators as a key witness. Golden's movements and possible link to Caleb Powers emerge as Goebel camp maintains strict surveillance in Winchester.
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Cincinnati
T. C. Campbell
William Goebel
Commonwealth
Goebel
Cerain
Kentucky
antti-Goebel
Elac
Tom
Diomain
Frankfort
KF Wharton Goldeh
Barbourgulé
Williams Goebel
Golden
Tepublican
Frankland County
Polsgrove
Ut Ie
Winchester
Barbourville
F. Whartum Golden
Cate
F. W. Golden
Caleb Powers
Nion
Lexington
Grmof Brothers to Open Department Store in Merchants Street Building
In Emporia the Grmof Brothers plan to start a department store on Merchants Street between Sixth and Seventh. A large building retrofitting is underway. The firm consists of A W Tanner and J Sf Tanner, with around fifty employees expected and strong local trade anticipated. Previously the firm operated in Emporia then Topeka before returning to the same building.
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Wosk
Grmof & Brothers
Merchants Street
A. W. Tanner
J. Sf. Tanner
Frm
Palat
Emporia
Topeka
Toperture
Market Report From Chiesko March 2
Today's market notes show mixed commodity activity with oats, corn, and hogs exhibiting varying shifts. Cattle receipts steady near strong, hogs steady to firm, and lambs noted for spring demand amid fluctuating wholesale prices and regional price movement.
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Franses City
Celpts
Tio
Dulles
Brule
Salem
Pasanees
oReceina
Lambs
Mittons
Hort Sa
New York Uptown Gossip on Markets and Mistrust
In New York and Boston circles traders discuss persistent speculation and tepid legitimacy in the market. Reported shifts include union ties, dividend expectations, and labor tensions amid a volatile trading week. The piece notes cautious sentiment about a coming April and June timetable, with mixed views on future market stability.
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New York
Boston
Third Avenue
Smacific I
Htsnes
Dvcider
Cicago
Thieetek
April Giesen
Eahin
Fom
Market and Grain Reports Show Mixed Prices Across Regions
The bulletin details wheat and corn receipts, shipping totals, and price ranges from Chicago and Minneapolis to London and Liverpool. It notes slow wheat cargoes, lower prices in some markets, and varying futures quotes, with figures for carryover, stocks, and daily changes.
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J.C. Gabies
the Tower
London
Truten
Mae City
Alia
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
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Castoria
What Is
Harry
Thich
Vormer
New Aero
England
Sioe
St Louis
Batsn
North Topeka
Dewey
Admiral
Mulvane
Burns
Edmund Doulas Veited Fiue
Mhinister
Copenhagen
Modu Pest
Danuin
Kaloom
Robert Gray Cornish Mowbray
House of Commons
Lambeth
Ite
Evelyn Hubbard
Bious Fulle
Elizabeth Btruble
Te Nautilus Christina Science
Btruble
Jatz
Vienna
Chamber
Var
March
Oadier
Melbourne
Stahitch
Victoria
Turan
Arthur McGiffert
Catan Theological Summary
Lane
Rey
Thommas Boccner
Kuniray
Beechur
Ranare
Beter
Weat View
Westh Chester
Texte
Xtciur St. Hunter
The
Stock Exchange
Pietro Masoeent
Vance
Fedester
Waablagtos
Obn
Imeriue Bibs
Califorarm
Wim Dec Graig
Frohman
L’aigion
Tilly Mall
Mr. Proiman
Dan Ane En Sion Caels
Chicago and Dewey
IN Business Agaty
Kansas
Senor
Wellington
Marth
J. Albert Williams
South Haven
Williams
Berkeley
Treasury Yraterday
Behaif of
Naional
Bath
Today's Market Report
Mib
Biles
Witashy
May
Sti
Chicago Livestock Market
F.wohs
Culver
Sia
Texas Fed Piers
Sdvenia
Box of Wales
Coritiens Wivnela
Eanens City
New York Morey
Emormercamiie
Fan
Buiter
Western
Bcgan
Hagel
Chessamy Ats
Clisten
m_e
Fang Ernie
Goa
Liverpool
Cour
Wee
Tapel
Gotha
Comenicants
Rock Island
Farris
Chica Ied
Board of Brads
J. C. Goings
East Fifth Strait
Pouityturch 2 Sie
Third Ward
Jordan's Hall
Fennecses Town
King’s Store
Tenthington
Prae
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