President's Dear Trip To Tallahassee Draws Notable Attendees
The President travels by Plant system special train to Florida's ancient capital with notable passengers including Capt. Metcalf, Plant system officials, and local dignitaries. Hobart remains behind due to illness. Funeral service for Brother J. T. Maze scheduled, with Masons guiding arrangements.
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Floride
Themarcia
Mickinsey
Hobart
Hubart
Thomasville
Metcalf
Country Club
CH Parsons
Parsons
St. Joseph Mo
Charlie Chapin Geire
M. Stuns
Steveland
Mak Werle
SG McClendon
Lynching Rampage Reported Across Red River Area
Reports from Texarkana Arkansas describe lynchings in Red River County near Hecky Comfort. Three more Black men found dead near the river, two named Joe King and Moses Jones, with a third body naked. Inquests filed by a Texas justice of the peace claim death by natural causes or exposure. Conflicting rumors say lynchings occurred near the state line or in Bowie County, Texas, amid fear and organized pursuit. Community tension rises as blacks flee towns and whites hunt alleged plot leaders. Military ball details appended: Kansas National Guard event, March 34, 1899, Armory Hall.
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Texarkana
Ark
Little River County
Red River
Hecky Comfort
Joe King
Moses Jones
Justice of the Peace
Urath
Beitue
Like River County
Arkansas
Bowie County
Texas
Duckatt
T King’s
Parner
John Johnson
Rea River
General Duckatt
Tad Mary
Winton
Rocky Cursfort
Richmond
Hed River
Bowls
Dead Man Found in Chicago Refrigerating Car
Chicago report notes a man with a fractured skull and bruises found in a stockyards refrigerating car on a side track. Officials suspect murder and transport from another city. The victim, about 40, a miner, appeared dead for roughly a week. The car came through from Newberry, South Carolina, on the Pan Handle route yesterday.
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Chicago
Newberry
Funeral of Princess Ka tlani Draws 25 000 In Honolulu
The steamer Dorte reports from Honolulu dated March 3 3 describing the large funeral for Princess Ka tlani who died March 6 after inflammatory rheumatism. Hawaiians drew the hearse with 250 pullers while the U S Volunteer Engineers joined officials and family. About 25 000 people attended or witnessed the procession and Lt Rev H H Parker gave the Hawaiian language address.
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San Francisco
Dorte
Orient
Honolulu
Katulani
Hooolulu
United States Volunteer Engineers
H. H. Parker
Russell Sage Sues Fargo Trustees in Federal Suit
Russell Sage files a federal suit in Wichita before Judge Huok against Fargo township trustees Seward county contending bonds were illegally issued to finance a Rock Island line. The item notes lengthy local legal action and political tensions from the midwestern region.
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Wichita, Kan
Russell Sage Today
Huok
Fargo Township
Seward County
Cal
Foot
Worth
Rock Island
Park Commissioners Ticket Shakeup Sparks Topeka GOP Row
The Topeka Republican slate for park commissioners shifts as M C Holman replaces Edward Wilder on the ticket. S H Downs resists withdrawal, leaving M A Low, M C Holman and S H Downs on the ticket with Bonebrake reportedly out, a move tied to a yearlong Commercial Club effort to establish a city park system.
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M. GC. Holman
S. H. Downs
Bonebrake
Low
Commercial Club
James A.troutman
TW. Harrison
8. H. Downs
Board of Park Commissioners
Poli“Cs
Messrs
M. A. Low
P. L Bonebrake
M.C. Holman
Hhough
Frst
New York Millionaires Seek Dominion Franchises
New York capitalists led by V Vanderbilt Astor Mills and Moran form a syndicate to control Niagara region street and electric railways on both sides of the Niagara Gorge. They already run the Buffalo line and Niagara Falls suspension bridge, and plan to extend toward Hamilton via the Canadian and U.S. routes.
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New York
Dominion
Toronto
Iaca
Messrs
Falla
Tewlster
Queenstown
Hamilton
An assortment of soaps groceries and dairy items listed
A ledger-like list of household goods includes Cocoa oil and Oil of Roses soaps, laundry soaps, Ivory soap, and Fairy soap. Also beverages and canned foods such as Van Camp's beans and tomatoes, corn, pumpkin, succotash, and dried goods like oats rice and beans. Fresh produce includes oranges lemons and dairy items like Print Creamery Butter.
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Lenox
van Camp
New York
Kansas Cheese
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the People’s Store
Kemper & Paxtons Consolidated
Sec
Greenville
Pervale
Tanes
BBC
Tormorrow
Topeka
Sixth and
Quincy
Paxtons
Wits
Tallahassee
Funeral Nation
Tépekacouhell No. 2
Knights and Ladies of Security
Maren Js
J. T. Maze
Thos H. Wain
Ilillian Kingsland Cor
Company A
Kansas National Guard
Armory
Morsans
Russel Sage Sues
Oates
Montgomery
Ala
Cambridge
London
Oxford
Prof
Weidemann
Leipair
Gustav Weidemann
Peerless Steam Laundry
American Steam Laundry
West Seventh
West Seventh Street
Prank Long
Kansas Avenue
Los Angeles
Peerless
Bluefields
Manacua
Nicaragua
Galveston
United States
W. J. Merry
Salvador
Canada
The
New York Met. Co
East Sixth Street
Simpson
Geo
Mer. Co
Swift & CO
Cash Grocery
Sheelac Ie
Selin’s
California Fruits
Charm
SOAPS
Wooodenware
NEW Crawford Theater
America
Chas. H. Yate
Devil’s
Lex Doute de Sousa
Caplan
Sinry and Stripes
Rowley i& Snow
Coon Hollow
Fourteenth Street Theater
Cty
Select Dramatic Company
Pickaulnny Plantation
Sanity South
Army Register For
Eagan
Herald
Washington
Army Resister
Wit
Treister
Hrisamier
Bain
Wetion
Neraia
Mediar
Briguilier
Guy V. Henry
J.J. Copinger
Brieadier
Butler
Atonlay
Union Pacific
California
FL A. Lewis
3. C. Fulton
Columbia
Columbia Chain
Wandsumest Bieyels
Topeka Cycle CO
W. Eighth St
Grand Opera House
Rch
Godowsky
Ladies’ Music Club
Sim's Drug Store
Brnno Steladel
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Avenue Ofice
House Telephone
F. P. Bacon
George W. Beavers
Post Office Department
Gener
Charles Emory Smith
Cuba
Postmeeinr
Cela
Postoftice
Directme
Posts
Harapa
Blueficits
W. Va
H Skinner
Gray
Skinner
M. Scot
Brinjer
Bern
Afl
North Taper
Enngiog Pele
Ofamethyi Ps
Erie
E.probkington
North Side
Howe Te Torrington
Young Tan
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