Americans Move to Consolidate Island Sugar Interests
A large Cuba sugar consolidation begins with Havemeyer interests purchasing 66,000 acres in western Cuba and a 98 mile railway planned to support a new factory. Chagpers Huger Co and Theodore Havemeier hold major stakes in the deal. A 60,000 ton daily grinding plant is projected with an initial cane supply of about 956,000 tons. Contracts for machinery exceed 32 million in value, with factories and steam equipment to be produced by leading American firms.
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Cubs
Chagpers Huger Company
Cuba
Seers Mee Larwest Enor
Teta
St. Howell Son
Theodore Havemeier
Guba
Crowth
Bill Cheatt
Philadelphia
Bethi Pa
Gompany
New York
McCullom Dispute Over Whisky Purchase and Mrs Vote
In East Dwistreet Monday at the Hughes building McCullom claimed a belt peat item of whisky bought there. A heated exchange ensued with a Mrs. Morgan and others present. allegations of influencing a vote were discussed as witnesses referenced the belt pint scene at a local trade.
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de A. McCullom
Fitters Avenue
Hughes
East
Pepe
Wwe
Hedew
Tanlgut
Morgan
Million Dollar Deal Shrouded in Midland Court Actions
Omaha records reveal a million dollar deal involving Willam Btumph Tey and the Riverside Here fort Cattle company of Auhland Ned. The document outlines property transfers and implied mortgage terms within a complex framework, with costs noted around 500.60 and additional obligations listed among multiple entities. The proceedings mention fracas over title and alleged transfers, reflecting a high-stakes dispute in a evolving land and cattle enterprise.
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Omaha
Willam
Auhland
Texas
Enmers Pring
Abecan Maccy
Uervia
Feather predictions for the next 7 heirs
The Topeka State Journal index lists a variety of topics and notices including weather outlooks, local affairs, and entertainment items. It highlights upcoming features such as market reports, railway and telegraph news, theater notes, and social columns with references to national and international events and local civic notices.
New York to Cuba Mission Seeks King Leopold Aid
A dispatch from Brussels reports George Emmanuel, a Congo-born Black man, arrived in Antwerp en route to Brussels seeking an audience with King Leopold. He acts as delegate for formerly enslaved Congo natives hoping to return home and gain Cuban citizen rights, urging royal intervention to repatriate them.
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New York
Ierald
Brissels Seys
Georey Emmanuel
British Antilles
Congo
Antwerp
Brussels
Leopold
LWW
Emmanuel
Scurone
Mt. Ithanuel
Samanuel
Lana
Secretary Ray Seeks Treasury Warrant on Pacific Islands Claim
In Washlegion March 23 Secretary Ray plans to present a treasury warrant to Spanish minister Duka D Arcos for payment related to the island of Cagayan and nearby Philippine lands. The action hinges on agreements tied to November terms between the United States and these lands.
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Washlegion
Ray
Spaniah
Duka D'Arcos
Cagayan
United States
Burton Home From Washington Meeting Confers With Officials
Senator J. R Burton arrived from Washington via Galena and Kansas City. He sat in at night conference as talks continued about cabinet postings and upcoming duties. Also mentioned was a push to appoint a top official for railroad matters with a return to Washington next week.
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J. R Burton
Washington
Galena
Kansas City
Pelicians
George Finnley
Manchuria Crisis Sparks Japan Russia Tensions
Washington dispatch reports Tokyo wary of any secret talks between Russia and China over Manchuria. British and German concern grows while Britain may favor arbitration. Uproar in London and St Petersburg over China indemnity and Chinese integrity, with ministers weary of the dispute as weather and troop movements shape the scene.
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New York
Times
Washington
Frealy
Ben Ig
Itastia
China
Japan
Sean Foreign Office
Russa
Junging
Tciel
London
Reaaain
Calne
Ould Secre Te
England
Germany
United States
Nec
Jaminese Secntion
Russia
Rua Ma
Ching
Great Britain
St. Petersbure
Lond
Degters
Guom
Petershurs
Westem
Fred
Gagelee
Pei An
Contractors Aggrieved Over Forestry Allocation Dispute
A garbled report notes contractors voiced grievances about forestry concessions and government interpretation of law. It mentions Captain Abers, Ninth Infantry, and a forest area spanning millions of acres, with references to timber, capital needs, and potential payments impacting ongoing projects.
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Seeels
Philippines
Lanka
Ie Stunde
Cbs
Captn Abers
Forestey Bue Teast
Stram SP
Griggs Resigns as Attorney General in Washington
Attorney General Griggs has submitted his resignation to the president, effective March 31. He plans to depart for his New Jersey home Saturday and resume his professorship. He will join Dill Romester Baldwin as counsel in New York and form Griggs Dill with a Jersey City partnership for New Jersey practice.
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Washington
March
Griggs
Grigew
Wash- Himole
New Jersey
Bis
Consel
Dill
Jersey Ciiry
Griges & Dill
Capital Publishing Company Formed in Capital Change
The Bank of Topelis formalized the transfer of Topelis Capital today. Officers include Arthur Capper as president and T. Chas as vice president. The paper, The Capital Publishing Company, will have Chase as editor and Copper as managing editor, with Robey as advertising manager.
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Topelis
Bank of ‘Topelis
Arthur Capper
Teen Tusinesa m
Costa Rica
Indefinute
City Election Registration Surges to About Fifteen Thousand
Officials report registration near 15 000 with stubs tallied last night showing 15 180 but possibly 290 less. About 6 000 more registered since Monday as parties labor hard. Last fall's presidential cycle had 10 274 registered. women show strong turnout this spring. Both parties claim advantage, yet outcome remains uncertain until votes are counted.
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Loty
Wil- Home
Oumier
Market Quotation Dispute Settled Amid War End Hopes
Chicago reports an official settlement of the dispute between the Chicago Board of Trade and telegraph companies over market quotations. If not a done deal, a four week window remains before notices are dispatched to markets nationwide. New York slated to sail March 26 for Tangier while a U S cruiser is en route to carry a mission to Masarga.
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Topeka
New
Honda City
Chicago Board of Trade
Mra Natics
Horton
Mason
HT Chase
Kansas News
Sporting
Neen
R. G. Duis
Extel
Telegrama
Church Amtensementa
Telegraph
Japan
North
Commission
Alaska
Cleveland
Bezeus
Chas Schwab
Maggie
Chicago
Mde Hate
Chicago Board of Tade
Tlegraph
New York
London
Sacer
Kralarse
United States
Ne York
Tangier
Masarga
Pex
Multan
Rosewater's caucus bid fails in North Platte race
Lincoln Neb March 23 Belter Rosewater fails in a third caucus bid for the North Platte senatorial nomination. Thompson gains votes with Rosewater aiding, but deadlock persists as a quorum fear limits further ballots. Several insurgents and fusionists stall, aiming to push a North Platte candidate despite Bryan’s requests to stay.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bélter Rosewater
North Platte
Meikiejobs
Currie
D. E. Thompson
Rosewater
Burligton
Thompson
Omaha
Thampeon
Acme
Willian J. Hesan
Ryan
United States
Lorenzo Crounse
Croanse
Resnl
Leaat
DE Thombayn
M. Cuches
Dale
Bino
Tredita
Prnch
Thimpeon
Thomy- Son
Rownenver Gadtved
Sielittejohrn
Secenet
Dcionn
Oce Lawurgent
Metidiohn
Wateon
Halton Roerenter
Sal
Cauces
United States Senator Race Results Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes list candidates and numbers including E Thompson and Rosewater with numeric tallies, amid unclear faction labels fusion and region designations. The passage references a ballot and senate race context without clear outcomes.
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United States
All
Aston
Bae Hircheask
Bfwe
Ransom Fgion
E. Thompson
Imminent Coal Miner Strike in Pittsburg District
Imminent danger of strike as operators refuse wage scale demands for the year beginning April 1. Stand taken by operators prompts miners to hold themselves in readiness for a sudden call to action.
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Pittsburg
Jon
Topeka editor charged with criminal libel
Police Judge Magaw swore out a complaint against T Chast editor of the Topeka Capital on two counts of criminal libel. The first count stems from an interview with Chief Stahl and a remark about not closing joints while Magaw sits on the bench. The second centers on an Capital editorial denouncing Bishop after his arrest, with further remarks on humane society actions and horse treatment. The case proceeds in district court against Judge Magaw.
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Magaw
turcid ‘T._Chast
Topeka Capital
Hiraguitiat Air
Stahl
Buving
Mugaw Wee
Ax Ourraca
Bishop
Sn Oraeas
Wee
Lelgles
Humane Society
Pisintis
Nichol
Hungu
Willy Ae
Magew
Carrie Nation Severs Tie with Publisher in Newspaper Venture
Carrie Nation ends collaboration with her colored publisher Nick Chiles over editorial control and printing direction of The Smasher's Mall. Nation asserts she will seek a new printer and maintain control, after disputes over page balance and content. She claims repayment of $347 debt and distance from Chiles as partner.
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Carrie Nation
Natley
Nick
Nation
Funston’s Daring Trip Behind Enemy Lines
Reports detail General Funston leading ten men and a company of Native Scouts on a two week covert mission into Aguinaldo’s territory. From Teaballa to Taabetla province, plans evolved to pose as insurgents and prisoners. Allied forces reportedly prepared to strike with cavalry and infantry, seizing key positions and weapons as the campaign unfolded.
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Funston
Teaballa
Aguic- Aldo
United States
Aguinaldo
Samoa
Taabetla
Aguindiin
Mecksting
Sinetol
Ainjor
Capea
Vicksburg
Muler
Leon Gadaa
Sam
Tomer
Hostrio
Atin
Gam Francisce de Malabot
Carite
Engian Proviner
Milne
Eral
Kansas Politics and Populist Debate Touches Migration Policy
The piece outlines a heated Kansas debate on migration and populist policy with figures like Gare, Shem, and Burlon cited in shifting regional alliances. It notes factions arguing for targeted state actions, potential regional cooperation, and concerns over immigration and public support amid a national context.
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Kanes
Shem
Pune
Zorhim Erienim
RAY Gear
Bartin
Morris Earney
Claveow
Fi red four shots in Petersburg mystery shooting
A fragmentary report from Petersburg describes a midnight shooting in which Leo fired through a window, killing one person and injuring another before authorities, including a pro curator, were notified. Names and details are garbled but reference to provincial officials and an agricultural director appear.
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