Mounts Plains Horse in Phoenix Bucking Incident
Maury Harriman daughter of Southern Pacific president rides a bucking plains horse in Phoenix. She clings as the horse bucks, slips and rolls over, escaping with only a minor ankle injury. Harriman’s party heads toward a horseback ride amid the crowd as rescuers aid the injured rider and note her calm grip during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Harriman
Southern Pacific
Harrian
Theo Mike
Mies Warriman
Miss Harvisen
Evi
Mike Harrizian
Seth Eyoesfrien
New York
San Fanwee
Agatney
Dot
Abe
Timn
Railroads Face Temporary Injunction Order In Midwest case
A temporary injunction against Uhr Kaneas City and Kansas City railroads was granted by Judge Philips in Chicago on a complaint of interstate commerce, restraining action until June. The order cites possible issues over whether the federal court has power to regulate published rate schedules and sets a return date for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biisaas
Uhr
Kaneas
Tse
Kensas
Trempianiputatine Frelel Reales
Iestice
Justee Philips
Bere Tay
Tune Gresvay
Chivage
Federal
Joie Jn
Aiki Det Vaates
Democratic Committee
Kansas
Kridgely
J. H. Curran
Neeley Gang to Appeal to Supreme Court of Cuba
A post office notice from Havalia indicates Rathbone Lee Wyant Reeves, each sentenced to ten years imprisonment and heavy fines for the Cubase podtuition fraud will appeal their sentences to the Supreme Court of Cuba. Law and procedure details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Cube
Washington
March
Post Office Department
Director General of Posts
Havalia
Rathbone Lee Wyant Reeves
Cubase
Supreme SoUrt of
Cuba
Burned to Death in Accident Near Garland
Fort Scott March 6 The Tribune notes a tragic death of Everhardt See's daughter as a farmer near Garland reports an oil pour into a boiler water caused by a bottle explosion. The girl was enveloped in flames after her clothes caught fire and she attempted to flee in panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Tribune
Orribie
Everhardt See
Garland
The New Woman Made Over by Quitting Coffer
A reader from Virginia recounts health decline followed by a successful recovery after stopping a tonic. She cites restored sight, reduced nervous symptoms, weight gain, and improved stamina after using the product, praising its effects and recommending continued use.
Fragmented OCR text on social bias and event notes
The readable fragments describe bias during a chaotic event, with mentions of a mother, a fire, and a tense scene. Names, places, and clear actions are obscured, leaving a partial account of a potentially violent incident and subsequent reactions. The text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Colonel J A Lubliner Dead in Sterling Illinois
Col J A Lubliner formerly of Kossuth served on the staff with rank of colonel. Taken prisoner by Russians, sentenced to 25 years in the Russian army, escaped with help of friends, later joined General Kasvat h and came to America. In 182 he served two years with Pioneer Guards in California and was captain of the Vignnies committee before returning to Sterling where he resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Lubliner
Sterling
Illinois
Chicago
Cyronat Ji A Gabiner
Steeting
Ais
Isk
Kossuth
Czar Nicholas
Hruseis
Mambarge
Liverpool
Kasvath
America
California
Pioneer Guards
Caplain
Sterfing
North Topeka Notes on Local Life and Events
A jumble of brief items from North Topeka describes shoppers and visitors, church and bridge work, social events, and a wedding. Notable mentions include Charles Cooper from Silver Lake, Mrs. Maud Haines from Silver Lake, Roy Ratsteider returning to Meriden, and the Owen Walker wedding with Frank Walker.
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Courtney
South
Roy Ratsteider
Meriden
Merten C. Hobson
Holton
East Cortley & Post
Charlie Byudnoson
Ner Trenté O
Harrison Street
Costley & Post
A. J. Arnold
F. McAfee
Anna Ozelie
Harry J. Nichols
Quincy Shtet
Rochester
W. J. Caldwell
Central Avenue
Soldier Creek
Mary Estelle Sherman
William # Miter
J.A. Stavely
Miller
Bulter
Rra Avenue
van Buren Street
Wood
Lace
Mark Putnam
Mi Drannette Woolcott
TM. Jers, Jr
Mies Kitsball
Tames, Jr
W. M. Cossley
EB. P. Baker
HE. Baker
Br. E. P Baker
Titian
Venice
Minna McCall
Miss Olive
Ethel Owen
W A. Pattison
Kansas Avenue
Vandal
Norris
Otiver Downey
van Oesdal
van Oredal
Var Biren
Morse
Omcer Downey
van Orsdal
Mikes
Bisators
Mr van Dotdal
Populists and Democrats Split Over Fusion in Kansas
The Kansas Populists and Democrats fail to fuse for governor. They differ over joint conventions, with Democrats delaying to May Vienna and Populists tentatively planning June 24 in Topeka or other sites. Talks collapse as leaders clash and the Populists vow straight-ticket nominating, ending hopes of fusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kun- 1
Sux
Vienna
FE. H. Ridgely
L Tw
Fed
David Overmuir
Ucket
Topeka
Topeks
K+i Murphy
W. J. Rabb
Taylor Hiddle
J. H. Curran
Curran
Kansas
Democrats
Anf
Wichita
Peonies Party of
Democratic Party
Five Dollars a Box Stuart's Dyspeptic Tablets Promoted
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspeptic Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and related ailments. A patient testimonial claims relief after several doses, praising improved digestion, mood, and appetite. The copy emphasizes acidity reduction and digestive comfort for both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elissien
Stuarts Dynoe
Minas
Peter Tapia
Tharton
Toronto
Casaris
Paris
Bledder
Jeids
Imi Medicise Crom
Goetare
Stuart
Jigen
Meaeanto
Indore
Burton Denies Endorsement Amid Rumors of Peace Talks
Senator Burton faces rumors of peace with old rival Cyrus Leland and alleged pro treaty deals. He notes no endorsement was expected from the Clay Center convention, saying its control lies with political enemies and he will not seek office for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
New Fitun district committee named in Clay County
Clay Center March 26 the new Fitun district congressional committee is set up for SolluWiae Clay county with B B Morgan Cloud S C Pigman Snickinsor J H B Case Geary Capiin BR Rockwell Marshall HK Fulton Ottawa J Gafford Teepubii Fe Stanteta Riley W S Hinott Saline Rae Bure Washington H Hamilton J B Case will again be chairman of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
New Fitun District
SolluWiae
Clay County
B. B. Morgan
Cloud
S.C. Pigman Snickinsor
J. HB Case
Geary—Capiin
BR. Rockwell
Marshall
HK. Fulton
Ottawa
Gafford Teepubii Fe
Stanteta Riley
W. S. Hinott
Saline
Bure
Washington—5
H. Hamilton
J. B. Case
Emil Grosser to seek renomination for tax reform
Abilene March 2 Emil Grosser will be sent back to the legislature from Dickinson county next fall He had said he would not run but was persuaded to accept a renomination Grosser has served two terms and previously worked on anti oleomargarine laws and tax reform He helped craft the commission bill to revise taxation and assessment and will push it through the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abitene
Grosser
Dickinson County
Burleson Resolution inquires on Miles in Philippines plan
Washington scene reports the Burleson resolution of inquiry seeking President's information on Lieut. Gen. Miles and his proposed duty in the Philippines as part of a pacification plan. The measure passed without debate and the house moved to committee actions on army measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Marca
McChoper
Wis
Burleson
Miles
Philippins
Warner
Ohio
Senate
Washington
Hansbrough
N. PD
Congress
Mob Hangs Railroad Porter After La Junta Assault
A mob of about four thousand lynched W Hi Wallace, a black sleeping car porter, in La Junta's court square after a brutal assault on an elderly white woman in the railway yards. Sheriff Farr attempted safer transport to Pueblo but the crowd overwhelmed guards and stormed the courthouse, stringing Wallace from a telegraph pole as police watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
Alles
W. Fulrwil
North Fourth Street
Fichnwait
Eveal
Pat Uitie
Wallace
Sheri Parr
Farr
Pueblo
la Junta
Sugar City
Patterson Hollow
Rocky Ford
Manxanola
Lat Junta
Usrouch
Ls Junta
Robert Patterson
Dr. Fleming
Charles Dearborn
Court House
Fred A. Sabine
Lawrence Street
Denver
Sedena
Capture of Prisoners and Guns Reported in Delarey Campaign
Lord Kitchener reports a combined movement against General De la Rey at Duks and along the Lichtenburg line. He cites 138 prisoners captured, three 15 pounders, two pom poms, carts and wagons, and thousands of cattle, with several column results still pending final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dondon
Delarey
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Desorey
Vaal Hyver
Lichtenburg
Toops
Kekewich
W. Kitchener
Colyman
Rochefort
Rawlinson
Lord Kitchenee
Allen Returns as Cincinnati Rimond and Munia Leader
W I Allen, general manager of the Cincinnati Rimond and Munia, reportedly severed days ago and returned last night. He spoke on the new Chicago to Cincinnati line, saying the 360 mile distance is nearly completed and will be finished soon. He predicted the line will be the shortest between Cincinnati and Chicago and expressed optimism for its growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ager
Hock Faiani Rt
Cincinnati Rimond
Muncia Vastheed
Chictimmtt
Chickee
Feu Cinelli
Maemaer
Alley
Cincinnati
Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Trade and Livestock Activity
Chicago March reports tepid grain trade with May wheat firming and corn advancing amid buying and selling orders. Provisions show strength with pork and lard rising, while cattle and hog receipts and prices vary across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Cmaes
Bsr
Lannie
Silumcapoia
Duluth
Smart Tamil
Kansas
Ui Oflafoms
Yenduney
May
Sienna
Northera
Tgwbe
Porthern Sprina
Bate Boad
P.O
Westeen Surey
Yenrlilien
Market Gossip from the Minneapolis Duluth and Kansas City grain markets
Market notices show price quotes for wheat and corn in Minneapolis and Duluth with terms like 1 car, 2 cars, and 3 car lots. Kansas City grain reports mention yellow corn, mixed grades, and bids, with Goodwin as a merchant. New York money market notes call rates on call money, mercantile paper, and sterling exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Peeelpte
Karsan
Livarpoc Eablen
al Hilgers Corti
Kansas
New York
Neno
Moony
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Excheme Femitty Aerial Syme
Ayers
Mr Uy Ata
Fragmented OCR musings on railroads and markets
Garbled text references railroads such as Kansas City Southern and Western lines, mentions of Chicago Indianapolis and Terre Haute, and notes on stock movements, profits, and recoveries. The piece alludes to market conditions and general economic activity but is largely incoherent with incomplete names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columdu
Kansas City Southern Pe Ball San Francie Lowe
Toternatiind Puser
Pradina Biscuit
Westinghouse Ilecteie
Terre Haute
Chicago
Titanspolis
Loieeaiy
Armerican Tabaees
Jadisnapolie
Sugar Land
Armari
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Abroncho
Phoenix
Neeley Gang
North Topeka
Owen—Walker
Irene Owen
Sir Harrison Street
Frank Walker
Ren WB Hutchinson
Eeenae
Middle OF
Wim
Burton
Iaw
Emil Grosser
House
Buffalo
N. Y
International
Kaltenbach
Gambtinun
Germania
Stuer
Lake View
MOB
Kitchener
Gen. Delarey
F. Menninger
M.D
Kansas Ave
Topeka Ave
casToonia
W. I. Allen
Today's Market Report
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
Tobe
Mars
Pis Maru
Ite
Dainee Aabatn
Wae
Goodwin. Comminston Merchant
Tinearir
Boe Sane
Jake Bey
Kansan Cicx
Moa
Los Topeka
Yen Fulah
Maret
Waleat
Attra Archisate
Sanhattan
Rev
St. Tons
Humes
A. C. Goodwin
Kanaae Ci Fis
Louis
Chivago
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