The Key Note Speech on Cuba War Policy
Senator Phareton delivers a key note in Congress praising intervention to aid Cuba while arguing the United States must act to secure independence or belligerency with minimal warfare The piece links the Maine disaster to Cuban outrages and calls for public support to fund a war effort if needed, emphasizing humanity and national honor.
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United States
Phareton
Congress
Senate
Wenstors
Cuba
Thurstan
Maine
Cisgeland
Thurst
Reserey
Armenia
Karaus
Topez
Guba
Sein
Topeka ward politics focus on honesty over party ties
The Topeka article notes voters care less about party labels and more about honest capable aldermen. It highlights Hank Lindsay revived at the party altar, having served as county commissioner and once police chief, now pressed to serve the city in a civic role.
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Topeka
Apis
Hank Lindsay
Lindsay
Hades
Thes
Governor Leedy Seeks Aid for Kansas University Fire Rebuild
Lawrence March 26 The board of regents met in Lawrence to plan replacing the fire losses at Kansas University. Governor Leedy attended and urged a special fund to reimburse Lawrence citizens who raise funds. No action was taken. a session is set to continue today. He would recommend a legislature appropriation or urge his successor to act. The general view is that Lawrence residents must raise the money and the legislature will provide aid at its next session.
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Lawrence
Board of Tépents of
Kansas University
Afernoon
Ctty
Leedly
Uae
Trowlle
Georgeson Goes to Alaska as Special Agriculture Agent
Secretary Wilson designates CC Georgeson as special agent for the agriculture department in Alaska. He will travel to Sitka mid April to conduct experiments on vegetables and cereals best suited to Alaska soils. He will consult mission stations and Klondike trading companies to identify viable crops and climate data for soil depths.
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Washington
Wilson
Cc, Georgeson
Agricultural Department
Alaska
Ife
Tere
Sitka
Klondike
Weather Bureau
Moonlight Returns to Leavenworth After Four Years
Cot Thomas Moonlight ex minister to Bolivia arrived in Leavenworth yesterday after an extended absence. He was greeted by his son in law EE Murphy and daughter Mrs Jessie Hausseeman at East Leavenworth and taken to the Murphy home where he will stay for now. Moonlight appeared robust with little hair whitening and wore a continental style beard, a dark traveling suit, light overcoat, polished shoes, and light spats.
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Eavenworth
Thomas Moonlight
Bolivia
Leavenworth
East Leavenworth
EE. Murphy
Jessie Hausseeman
H BE. Murphy
Col. Mounlicht
New Orleans votes on suffrage clause in proposed constitution
The constitutional convention advances a suffrage article granting state and U S citizens the vote with residency tests. It imposes literacy or property requirements and retains a poll tax, aiming to enfranchise whites while disenfranchising many blacks, with a 1900 effective date and residence rules for prior voters.
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New Orleana
Sisten
United States Senate
United States
Louisiana
Curtis Can't Come to First District Campaign
In a letter from Washington Curtis declines leaving the capital to campaign in the First district. He cites two pending bills of interest and suggests one may be for additional appropriations to improve the federal building in Topeka. He urges Congress to stay ready to support the national administration amid the Cuban crisis.
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Chariie Curtis
Washington
Curtis
bNt Witlch
Federal
Topeka
Congress
Beau
St Johns Candidacy Faces Second District Nominating Meeting
The Second District Populist Committee accepts John P. St Johns candidacy for congress and will meet next week in Ottawa to set date and place for a convention. Chairman Charles P. McCambridge said assurances are official that St Johns candidacy is assured. other candidates include Peters the current congressman, William Poor Linneus county attorney, and Sam J. Bishop.
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John P. St. John
Congress
Ottawa
St. John
Charles P. McCambridge
Kansas City
Kan
Real City
Russians order Chinese to leave Port Arthur
London dispatch says Russians in Shanghai report Chinese told to depart Port Arthur. Mandates and soldiers are said to be retreating with baggage toward Che Foo Win Chang and Te Ku.
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Port Arthur
London
Shanghai
Permell
Che Foo Win Chang
Te Ku
Crawford Monday Night Extravaganza to Return Next Week
The Crawford en gagement closes this week at the Gilliss opera house in Kansas City tonight and travels to the Crawford theater next Monday. New features are promised in the Durlesque Mac with clever jalties. Tickets are 75 60 25 and 15 cents.
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Crawford
Marty W. Lemon
Giiliss Opera House
Kansas City
Rock Island Flyer Timetable and Events
Fast time train leaves Kansas City 7 10 arrives Denver 1 o clock next morning and Colorado Springs at 1 o clock returning. Leaves Denver 8 00 and Colorado Springs 2 45 p m arrives Kansas City 7 20. Hock Island Flyer departs Kansas City 7 30 arriving morning and returns 7 18 Kansas City to Topeka 8 50 p m. National Reserve Association cake walk and dance at K B P Monday evening March 7 admission 26 cents.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Aravis
The
National Reserve Association
Hell
Topeka Socials Bring Welcome to New Pastor Thorpe
Social notes from Topeka describe reception at the Methodist church for Dr and Mrs E L Thorpe with about 100 guests. Bishop Vincent and local leaders spoke and welcomed the couple as Topeka hosts praised the decor by palms and blooms. A separate large gathering at Mrs Foster and Mrs Kinley’s home drew many women in finery, with detailed dress descriptions and refreshments.
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Suriel
Ladies’ Society
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
E. L. Thorpe
Thorpe
Topeka
FD. Puller
Vincent
de Thorpe
W. D. Gousett
J. 4
Yarrington
P. J. Bonebrake
W. H. Roehr
Frank H. Foster
Evan Kinley
Foster
Potwin
Jessie Ranadall
Mies Maud Sargent
W. S. Mettals
Lawrence
James A. Troutman
J. W. Hardt
L. 3. Ferry
Frank Thomas
TE. Pounds
Kinley
Abs. Mettals
Two Barn Fires In Burns Of Suspected Arson Origin
Two separate fires last night in Burns damaged a barn at West Fifth Street owned by EC Thrall and a nearby dwelling at Lincoln Street. Firemen battled gusting winds and a spreading blaze, saving the barn but with substantial smoke and heat damage. Chief Wilmarth suspects incendiary causes. alarms were raised from multiple box lines as companies responded and contained the fires with limited losses despite the storm.
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Box SL
West Fifth Street
Sperke
Nia
Bremen
Tatam
Lnrtt
Lincoln Street
B. M. Cockrell
J. Piva
Fe Bre
Hues Company
Chenica Company
Chemfiew
Nori
A. Hollett
Marshall Band Buys Garfield Park Interest for 2600
A. J. Paramore sold one-fourth interest in Garfield Park to Marshall's Band for 2600 cash paid by H G Lescher, band treasurer. The transfer ends court action, granting full park control to the band and discharging the receiver John Sargent. Paramore keeps his house on the premises with 20 days to move. Improvements may begin this summer.
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Marshall
Paramore
Garfield Park
A. J. Paramore
Tend
H.g.lescher
Park
John Sargent
The Horrors of Rheumatism Story Told
A farmer's wife describes severe rheumatic pain, swelling, and numbness worsened by cold weather. She credits Pink Pills for Pale People and states after seven boxes she felt entirely well, with a doctor saying she was cured. Affidavits from the wife and husband attest to the account.
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Colin
Pale Irs Fenly
Hinband
PN. Thomas
Conor Eri
Porte & By
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ICAGO
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Chase County
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Elmer Johnston
Lee Swope
Calt
Coffeyville
Stuckey
Trop Mountain
Larned
A. W. Swan
William Histed
Independent Force
John Ehoustom
J. Norton
Houston
Norton
Port Scott Mules
Spain
Richard Botkin
Winfida
Wellington
Theaducius Rothing
Topsie
Grand Eoducius
Gras
Con‘gressman
J. D. Botkin
ST. John’s
Baltimore
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Macon
Mercer University
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Charleston
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Saare
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Kitwon
Bowerman
Rock Island
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Alice Prescott
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Miss Keener
Jaccards
Fay Quinton
Bonday Swhift
Hodeon
Zahner
Curtis Sisters
Kansas Ave
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J. W. Scudder
Blower House
Ken
Ave
Hudson
Council Bluffs
Efre
A. W
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Hen. Arthur
D. P
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Mise
Anna My
Ee Combs
Lewis P
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Mise Jeanes Prescott
Bliss Tyan Davis
Jon
Frank Crane Een
Kansas Avenue
Mary Stewart
Texas
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Bessie Stewart
Mary Taggart
Chicago
Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin Industrial School
Air. R
Monte Carlo
Worth
Beatty Kores
Troup
Enterprise
Bruno
Guitars
Eptogs
W.f.roehr General Music Dealer and Publisher
PIES
Como, Wis
Piso
Ametion
O. DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
Gold Fellows
Quincy Surret
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy St
the Savings & Loan Association
Keosas Ave
Tet
Howe
A.D. Clarke
C. P. Adams’ Music
Pavilion
Western Froundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
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