Turbulent Times Feature Patchwork Politics and Trade Notes
Long clipped dispatches discuss upheaval in national politics, including Croker’s return and party dynamics, plus a sprawling survey of trade and commerce. The British trade stance shows rising American exports to the United States, with emphasis on leather, booze, shoes, and tariff effects across colonies and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Africa
Treasury
Brrth Board of Trade Journal
Deota
Uniel
British West Indies
Acktralnss
Tritiet Africa
United
Kingdoen
West Indies
Furan Vlna
Wiscusisin
Sichigan
Tate
Jvarim
Europe
American tanning advances threaten European rivals
A long, fragmentary column discusses improvements in tanning machinery in the United States and rising American manufacturing strength. It notes the potential for U.S. factories to compete with Europe and colonies, suggests a possible American factory in Mexico City, and mentions shifting trade away from eastern suppliers as Americans seek cheaper production and broader markets. The piece shifts to social observations on marriage, generosity, and manners, with satirical snippets on courtship, privacy, and family life, reflecting a mix of commerce and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Mexico
Lenis
Zostem
Eastersmuhkers
Cinakd, Replenitah
Quaera Reflections Atop a Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR text presents disjointed musings on perception and voice. The excerpt mentions a bald headed man and a singer, with lines about meditation, nerve, temper, and a character asking what someone said.
Unclear 19th Century Rural Happenings Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe farmers in Tabette and Johnson counties planning planting and community events. Mentions include a dramatic group in Council Grove, residents awaiting spring theater, and a man in Smith County testing a new device. District funds travel to aid relatives and wheat harvesting ties to Ells County.
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Jayraweer
Tabette County
Hureke
Council
Carapiel
Tayreies
Smith County
Haa
Johnson County
Eilis
Runelans
Kanes
War crimes commission receives Cuba misuse claims total 30 million
Washington March 27 The war crimes commission presided by Senator Chandler NH has received from the state department a full list of claims against Spain arising from Cuba. The total equals about 30 million dollars and includes five claims over a million. The largest is John W Brock for a team on an account claim around 2,192.21. Mrs Klux widow of the dentist killed in Havana prison seeks 75,000 dollars.
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Washington
A War Crimes Commission
Witcher
Wm. E. Chandler
New Hampshire
State Department
Cuba
United States
Spain
John W. Brock UN
Lloyd Smith Released From Custody In Chicago Indictments
Chicago officials announce the release of Lloyd Smith a former manager of the Chicago Elevator Company from custody. Judge Chettinia with J Dunne and Gib pont signed the writ amid indictments accusing him of acts under the statutes. The decision notes the writ secures Smith’s release while pending trial and cites public warehouse and management roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Smith
Vompany
Chescone
Judes Coetrtatn
J Dunne
Gibpont —Smith
Ulv- Vue
Ander
Todicera
Chettinia
Bielung
Hog Thief Wanted Across County Prompt Sheriff Hunt
Sheriff Turnbull of Warren County pursues Frank Peabody, wanted in Illinois for hog stealing. Peabody, accused of numerous thefts in the Warren area near Galesburg, is sought on felony charges with state authorities endorsing the manhunt. Local officials warn residents as hog thefts rise in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turnbull
Warrens County
Tiltwoll
Frank Peabody
Illinois
Veter
Waerly
Tere
Peabody
Warren
Galesburg
Warren’ County
Din Jose
Plumbers Alarm Over Topeka School Plant Plan
Topeka plumbers oppose the bid for a new summer plant at the school system’s high school site. They claim the project is a costly misstep with long term rebuilds estimated at about 2500 dollars, and several large firms say they will not bid further due to anticipated expenses and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sumner
Ford
Kanaan
Cadet Officers Named and Commissioned at Baker University
The report lists cadet officers appointed and commissions issued to Baker University students. It notes two second lieutenants and a first lieutenant among the newly commissioned officers. Names such as Harry Fire and others appear in the text, with the ceremonies described as part of a broader educational establishment effort.
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Baker University
Ian Eas
Paz & Battalion of
Ants
Gmceauenestre University
Finkinta
Smallpox Breaks Out at Orphans Home in Quarantine
Despite garbled report, the Orphans Home is under quarantine as smallpox breaks out. Directors and staff express concern over a second case and emphasize commitment to continuing their work while safeguarding residents and staff.
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Agsin
Lulles
Local notes mix of arrests and city business
A mix of railway, weather, political, and public notices across Topeka headlines. Mentions Frank Vincent Hutchinson, I C Deppe, Parkhurst, and Paul Meek with various city works, smallpox case, arrests, and bids on the city building. Includes references to Topeka officials, land interests, and forthcoming elections and audits.
OX WILL GET HIS MONEY JUDGE RULES FOR PAYMENT
Judge Hazen orders that the funds be paid to Ox, directing payment of the amount owed. The decision resolves a dispute over money owed, with Hazen ruling in favor of the claimant. The ruling confirms creditor rights and sets payment obligations.
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Hazen
Oolint Teeta
Ruaton
Crop reports warn of Texas wheat belt threat
Chaos in Texas grain shows Colonel Gunter from Sherman directing efforts to save wheat amid drought relatos. The report notes heavy losses and arable acreage declines while market figures hint at distress in northwestern grain areas.
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St Leute Marea
Austin
Texsaya
Joseph Gunter
Sherman
Texas
England protests over Chinese negotiations back to Kapow
A March 27 dispatch from Beijing reports the British government protests any power touching war or treaties with China. Sir Ernest Satow conveyed the note, urging that peace terms be settled promptly. The British oppose a Russian or other power's role in the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ching
Ernest Satow
Axial Genes
Cthuriy
Frisco Club presents varied views from Frings line exhibit
Pictures show major T J Anderson of the Commercial club side overseeing a display titled Where the Trout Hidde at Eureka Herings. Scenes include White River Ore acme high Bull theater waiting room in depot and a snowy railroad track.
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Frisco Hallrosd
T. J. Anderson
Frings
Price
Alia
Eureka Herings
White River
Acme High Biull Gad
Phews
Lincoln ballot shows few changes in senate race
Time to Scatter reports scant movement in the Nebraska senate ballot as Arends shifts from D. J. Thompson to Judge Paul Jensen of Nebraska City. Four caucus holdouts join the shift while others vote to desert all candidates and start anew. Fusion lines show Thompson Juplen Lyman and Bald ridge among the totals.
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Amelklejohn
Crounse
Currie
Freeswater
Allen
Tsien
Hifchcock
Fusion
Topeka MCA Leader Discusses New City YMCA Plans
H C A H Taltey assistant state secretary of the MCA met with the panel near the ministerial union in Topeka to discuss a 50 degree pinrnishment of YMCA in one city. Plans call for a 300 member membership and a brick building in the uptown district with gymnasium and a physical culture instructor at 1000 dollars yearly. The institution would provide standard YMCA facilities at an estimated cost of about 4000 dollars annually. Mr Bailey returned home today.
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H. Taltey
Eteretiry
MCA
Topeka
Paal
Ane Elty
Linta
Association
Associa- Saucia
Ere Gillam
Bailey
Law Questioning Irrigation Law Faces Supreme Court
John A Eaton seeks early hearing on a Barton county case challenging irrigation statutes of 1808. The Lake Keen Navigation and Irrigation Co along with J J Kein and Brinkman Banking Co argue the laws grant land credits to water suppliers and are unconstitutional. The suit arises from the Arkansas river water supply to the Cheyenne area.
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Supreme Court
John A. Eaton
Kansas
Hbo
Ansel Clark
Barton County
Lake Keen Navigation
Penvist J.J. Kien
Brinkman Banking Ny
Maron
Barton County District Court
Clark
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Lenwan
Pani Bick
Mar
Les
Pittsburg
Ghie Pulitics
Bra Waablimetov
Mr. Croker
America
Carnegie Qaillionis
Siva Me Cutter
Ae Goot & Coe Toiner
Chris Probey
Diettir
Casteliine
Calomedo
Wand Foew
Colorado
Californie
Mike
Abe
Ward
Leia
Wally
Ie Worman
Atchison
Quaera
Alan Sheen
Blobbs
Clalns
Lloyd Smith
Joan Wad
Hillsoia
Kensis
Johnston & Walsh
Catarre
Tiskintone “S
West Sixth Street
Frank Vincent
Hutchinson
Che City
I. C. Deppe
Rock Island
Parkhurst
Oubanoma
Auty
Jolannge Ramney
Jahoma City
Liaison
Si J. Chapman
Wanten
J.B. Tomlinsot
Etace Penitentiary
Lansing
R. 2
Hees
Mr. Hall
Sims Grocery Company
Tsecrade
Second and
Kanes Avenue
Misa Paul
Meek
Slater Hiunche
Angeles
Cal
J. McCarter
Madison Street
Anna Duffy
Hase
Mary Bos- Well
Poppy
Himont
Stormont
Hurley Moore
Dave Smith
Kansas City
Riog
Elections Office
Unity Club
Tas Folowa
We Robinson
G. Waters
Dr. A
Hmpree
Eee Ge
Washington D. C
Fork Island
San Frantisco
Philippines
Atabl
Auburn
Esther Grotewel
Denver
New York Central
Jalirgadah Lane
Chase Avenue
Rey
Stanteyeran
Sebeatha
Bares
Alma
Harlan County
Innisanee W. V Church
Germaria Fire and Tite Insurance
Northwestern Lite and & Savings
Des Mothes Mutual Lite
R. Milvane
George FE. Cole
A Nie Deena Eee Sra Seine Hoeken
Money USA
England
Pictures Forclub
Thompson Forces
H.C. A
Albatron
Parker's
Cuke
Brough
P. m. Latien
Tani Reinde Wittie Paathy
Cressace
Albisco
Attra
Eesti
Black Cat
Wana
Tadieg
Fromioun Fame
Wieck Pinitet
Gubfeiterd
Turkey
Tate Randy
Merlin
Akelie
Amd
Onito
Eheln
Walt
Wallin
Anit Oolf
Maslin
Maine
Paxton
Mac Donald
Punties
Jolene
Awertionn
J.macdonald
Mm. D
Palace Hotel
Iis W
Oth
Topek
Littlefield’s Eye Infirmary
Kansas Ave
Oea
Crawford
New York
Tennessee
I6e
Sibiaee
Tadilty
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