Burton to Rescue Too Kate to Stop Bailey Stam pede
County convention in Nevada County will elect 121 delegates this Saturday. Senator Burton returns from Washington amid talk of rallying voters against an opposing faction. State Treasurer Frank Grimes reports a telegram pledging attendance at a banquet in Topeka, while campaign chatter centers on county delegates and gubernatorial hopefuls in the Fifth district.
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Burton Reoming
Washington
Frank Grimes
Concuntia
Topeka
Seun
Ior Warton
Banuael
Afr
Grimes
Heid al
Fariis
Firth
Burton
Buller
Avery
Owen
Ste. Bure Fon
Tseermine
Cloud
Fayewane
Mierem
Dickimeus
Furten
May
Tuésiay
W. J. Walley
Bailey
Gavernoe
Cotemitt
Wilton
Riley County
Filey County
W. J. Bullies
Pamtnate
Attormes General
C. ¥. Withan
Auilitor
Charen L Moyer
Funt
Burglaries Hit Horton Stores In Kan Town
Burglars last night burglarised the Ue Hucket store and the Schwartz shoe store in Horton Kansas, goods valued at several hundred dollars taken. An attempt was made on dry goods shops of W. W. Whestley, Deatech Bros. and others, with entrance gained through rear windows. Heavy iron bars used. police urged to patrol.
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Herten
Kan
Schwartz Shoe
Whestley
Deatech Bros
Ee Belomer
Lentrance
Resolution on Schley Controversy Indefinitely Postponed
Washington March 2 The House Naval Affairs Committee adopted a Roosevelt backed plan to indefinitely postpone further action on the Schley controversy and related oil bills and resolutions. The report notes four official inquiries and quotes Roosevelt endorsing no further agitation, while party lines split on supporting Sedley’s report.
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Warshington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Hoosevelt
Schley
House
Pope
Santiago
McKinsey
United States Court . of Claims
Naval Court of Inquiry
Schrey
Roosevelt
Wil
Gilly
Flootevelt
Mr. Mudd
Ydan
Fors
Dayton
Leuitenslager
Butler
Watton
Cousins
Roberts
Navy
Mudd
Rixey
Kitchin
Wheeler
Peinr
Congress
Sedley
Hin
Washington
Mtr
Mabon
Committee On Claims
Ubenlious
Senate
Payne
Totalia
Mahon
Teller Colt
Colaruta Egielsture
Hoffer
Aldrich
Chyulr
Acill
Tour
Hote
Genele
Jaen
MePatterson
Air
Hoar
Jong
Bangor Flooding Loses Low Streets and Station Area
Bangor Maine endures rising floodwaters inundating lower streets and town station area with warnings of possible break at 4 am below the city and a safe gorge above remaining intact.
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Bangor
Lown
Tbis
Gyamite
Santa Fe Adds 20000 For Topeka Depot Expansion
The Santa Fe appropriates 20000 to pay for an addition to the Topeka passenger depot. A 400000 double track project is planned for the Emporia Ottawa cut off. Other items include new side tracks ballast fencing and building work in Kansas City Olathe Topeka and Topeka freight facilities.
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H. A. Mudge
A. T. & Sfp. Whay
Santa Fe
Topela
Topeka
Mudge
Topeta
Vinion Pacific
Santa i
Exmporia
Ottawa
Kanaae
Freuht
Kanter
Frelebt
Pimenaer
Paxetheer Wtattan
Chanuia
WMART
Emporia
Snowbound A Week For Great Northern Passengers
Three hundred Great Northern travelers from points west of eastern Montana remained snowbound in South Dakota until last night. The first eastbound section broke a 1504 hour blockage at 6:58. Passengers recounted frontier privations, food scarce, and coal gone. brakemen ferried fuel, plows cleared tunnels, and relief arrived as a storm eased toward Williston. Stanley reports drifts up to 35 feet, with sand and tow hindering clearing efforts.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Montana
South Dakota
Stanley
Williston
Pamensern
Praleien
Thia
Had Pistols In Bed Yet Officers Gave No Chance
Pittsburg March 2 Harey J Am Gerson, famed safecracker and rob- ber, captured in Johnstown. He resisted with revolvers in bed but faced immediate arrest by Postoffice Inspector Gidda, Deputy Marshal Owens and Dose. Transfer to Allegheny county Jail followed. arraignment to occur in Columbus today. Petrographic notes list alleged tabberies in Asheville and other towns.
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Pittsburg
Harey J. Am Gerson
United States
Allegheny County
Johaewwp
Oidaad
Owens Ands Dose
Anderson
Fonsin
Asheville
Grove City
Westerratin
Romeville
Cana
Winchester
Point
Columbus
Mrs Diggs to Study Isle of Man for Magazine Work
Mrs. Annie I Diggs plans an extended European tour after retiring from the Missouri state librarian post She will gather material for newspaper and magazine articles on sociological conditions and will oversee the Missouri clothing rack business with her daughter Mabel Diggs and Lenore McLar in Turn plans include visiting Hall Caine Isle of Man Rome and other literary sites during an eight month to extended trip Mrs Diggs also aims to study Datta Homa and the Eternal City with Viola Allen before resuming literary work later Governor and Mrs Stanley Jett travel to Dodge City for a banquet while Stella M Preston wins a $5000 judgment in a Missouri Pacific suit The supreme court denies a rehearing and bids by Kansas publishers for five year school book contracts are due May 6
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Annie I. Diggs
Kansas City
Mabel Diggs
Lenore McLarin
State Library
Missouri
Diggs
Hall Caine
Miss Allen
Peace or War Looms Over UMWA Conventions
Shamokin March 21 Delegates of districts 1 7 and 4 United Mine Workers prepare to decide peace or war with operators based on a seal committee report due this afternoon The mood grows tense as executives expect guidance from national leaders and the convention meets in executive session while temperatures rise in the city and across the Midwest in a late March weather update
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers of America
Mre
Mitchell
Ienet
Ses Njao
Ripley Visits San Francisco Over Oakland Terminal Plan
President Ripley and Third Vice President Kendrick arrived in San Francisco. Ripley will stay in the city and return to Santa Barbara with his family spending the winter. He discussed with Captain Payton the Oakland terminal plan and the city council's involvement to secure proper facilities on that side of the bay.
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San Francisco
EP. Ripley
J. W. Kendrick
Santa Pe Road
Ripley
Santa Barbara
Oakland
Bay
Payton
Fife Acquitted on First Ballot in Richardson Murder
In Savannah Missouri jury returns a unanimous acquittal for Stewart Fife in the Christmas Eve 1900 murder of Frank Richardson. Mrs Fife embraces the acquittal amid emotion. Mrs Richardson weeps in court. This is the second trial. no indictments pending. Savannah is Andrew County seat near St Joseph. Fife had been kept in custody after arrest in North Yakima.
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St. Joseph
Savannah
Stewart Fife
Frank Richardson
Fife
Richardsor
Young Fife
Jodie Barnes
Richardson
Joseph
North Yakima
Andrew County
First Spring Rain Favors Wheat Crops In Kansas
Good rain fell across the state bringing moisture to parched wheat fields. The Topeka rain gauge recorded a half inch and unofficial reports say rain was general. Spring weather prompts hopes for crops as conditions edge toward vernal norms. Chris Tan Nelson alias Nelson Foster extradition case advances with Missouri seeking him for bigamy in 1901.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Austin
Texas
Henny Clay Winer
Huchanan
County
Sayer
Dockery
Missouri
Christan
Nelson
Nelson Foster
Uan Antonio
Wiser
Antonio
Aame
Buchanan Coll
A Western Lumber Trust Forms in Portland
A meeting in Portland unites twenty four railroad tie and lumber mills on the Columbia Sandy Loomis and Hood rivers. The group aims to set price rulings and improve trade conditions. Articles of incorporation for the Columbia River Tie and Lumber Association are signed by all but one mill, totaling about 500000 tons output per year.
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A Western Lumber Trust
Portland
Ore
Columbia
Sandy
Loomis
Hood Rivers
Columbia River Tie and Her Association
Miles Must Go On Account of What He Said About Army
A brief item notes Miles must depart or face action due to remarks about army policy or personnel. The report frames the stance as a formal consequence linked to his statements.
General Miles Faces Senate on Privilege Claim
Washington reports reveal the senate military affairs committee discussed General Miles and potential retirement after privileged statements. The president indicated Miles should accept superiors’ authority, signaling possible action toward Miles’s retirement in the near future. Entree and representatives were among callers at the cabinet meeting debating related publications and Senate influence.
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Washington
Miles
Senate
Ec Po
Ict
Grand National Steeplechase Winner at Liverpool
Liverpool reports Shanton Law won the Grand National Steeplechase run with twenty one horses contested. In St Louis a major banking merger unites Three Trust Companies. Colonial Missouri and Germania consolidate to form Colonial Trust Company with Clark H Bampson as president.
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Liverpool
Shanton Law
St. Louis
St. Lous
Colonial
Mirasouri
Germania
Colonial Trust Company
Clark BH. Bampson
New Comepany
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George W. Wheatley
Cherokee County
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Winter Courier
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Wheatley
T. W. Eckert
Arkansas City Traveler
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Harry Richter
Abilene
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Mr. Richter
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Europe
Isle of Man
Stanley Jett
Dodge City
Supreme Court
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Stella
M. Preston
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